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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1965

Page

7

Grafton State Park set for phased construction next year

Taconic State Park Commission prepares to acquire land this fall for a multi stage park at Grafton New York about 18 miles from Bennington. First stage includes entrance near Shaver Pond road with toll gate, picnic grounds, 600 car lot and bathing beach. Stage two adds nine golf holes 100 cottages and a 100 site camping area. Third stage adds nine more golf holes swimming facilities and additional services. Total cost projected at 4.255 million dollars for about 2 500 acres, parking for 1 200 cars and use by 5 000 people. no motor boats or hunting allowed.

Grafton N.Y Taconic State Park Commission Robert D. Perkins Bennington Perkins Shaver Pond Road Ward Road N.Y. 2 Shaver Pond Long Pond Grafta Center Mill Pond White Lily Lake

Falls Police Justice Keeps Busy

HOOSICK FALLS N Y Timothy M LeMay 16 of 108 Stark St Bennington pleaded guilty to being an unlicensed operator before Police Justice Robert K Shiland. A companion case Andrew Schineski was dismissed when it was found LeMay had Schineski s license. LeMay fined 25 dollars. Other cases heard included John Maggano tailgating fined 15 Hay es muffler violation fined 5 Porches speeding 50 in 30 zone fined 20 Little Jr forfeited 20 for missing appeal Felts guilty of disorderly conduct five day jail term suspended.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Timothy M. LeMay Stark St Bennington Robert K. Shiland LeMay River Street Sgt James Kelly Shiland Andrew Schineski Putnam St Shil John M. Maggano North Adams Mass Kelley Frederick J. Porches Dalton Raymond L. Little Jr N. Main St Fair Haven Jeanette Felts John Street Rensselaer County

Storage Barn Fire At Hoosac School Intersections

Hoosac School storage barn at the N.Y. 22 and N.Y. 7 intersection sustained extensive damage in an early Thursday fire. Fire Chief Watson White said that firemen remained on scene until 7:30 after a 4:55 alarm. cause undetermined. The building stored school supplies including paint that did not ignite.

Hoosick N.Y Hoosac Watson White White N.Y. 22

Arlington Fire Chief Attends Vermont Academy Training

Arlington's C Lee Marsh led the fire department at Norwich University Northfield for the Vermont State Firefighters Association first Fire Training Academy over the weekend. More than 275 firefighters from across the state attended. The course covered pump operation and maintenance with classroom work and river pumping practice. The academy was praised as a success and may become an annual event inviting return visits.

Arlington C. Lee Marsh Arlington Fire Dept Vermont State Firefighters Association Norwich University Northfield Marsh

Manchester School Safety Rules Outlined

Manchester School urges parents to drive onto Memorial Avenue to drop off children and to avoid letting them exit on U S 7. Officers remind drivers to signal, watch for patrols, and stop for school buses. Younger children should obey patrols, and the district plans extra patrols for new walking areas.

Manchester Donald R. Shanks Memorial Avenue U.S. 7 U.S.7

Kayatta denies run for Bennington or District 25 seat

Eugene V. Kayatta owner of Whipple's Drugstore and registered pharmacist denies plans to run for Bennington County Democratic nomination or any District 25 representative seat. He says he has no interest in state or national office and focuses on education as a Manchester School Board member. A Bennington meeting had mentioned him as a possible candidate.

Manchester Eugene V. Kayatta Whipple’s Bennington County Kayatta Banner Manchester School Board Bennington

Tracy Kenyon Jr Announces Candidacy for District 42

Tracy E Kenyon Jr announces he will run for a fourth term in the Vermont Assembly from District 42 Shaftsbury. The 29 year old veteran, first elected in 1961, cites speeding up U S 7 and VT 9 reconstruction, more vocational education, job security, farmer help, and natural resource conservation as his reasons for returning to the state house. He chairs the Shaftsbury Republican Town Committee and serves on county and state committees while maintaining Army Reserve duties. District 42 covers Shaftsbury town only and will elect one representative.

Shaftsbury Tracy E. Keneyong Jr Vermont Assembly Kenyon Municipal Corporations Committee House Bennington County Vermont State House Bennington Republican Town Committee Republican Committee Vermont Young Republican Organization

Biographies Head New Books At Martha Canfield Library

Arlington librarians announce new biographies and autobiographies at Martha Canfield Memorial Library. Highlights include The Journal of a Soul Pope John XXIII, Queen Victoria Born to Succeed Elizabeth Longford, Yesterday Is Tomorrow Malvina Hoffmann, and Winston S Churchill An Intimate Portrait Violet Bonham Carter. Also new are The Founding Father Richard J Whalen Catherine The Great Zoe Oldenbourg and Where The Light Falls Chard Powers Smith.

Arlington Martha Canfield Memorial Library Gerald Raftery John XXIII Queen Victoria Elizabeth Longford Margaret Widdemer Malvina Hoffman H. Stuart Ortloff Father Richard J. Whalen Joseph P. Kennedy Catherine the Great Zoe Oldenbourg Louis Hausman Winston S. Churchill Violet Bonham Carter Lord Asquith Chard Powers Smith Edwin Arlington Robinson Vermont Hal Borland Berkshire Dr. X Julia Ann Cole Nina Powell Carolyn F. Mommsen

Fire damages two unoccupied houses in Bondville

Last week fire struck the unoccupied Bondville homes of the Blakemans and Wells Prouty, with subsequent community fundraisers by Peru residents. An auction at Florence Holcomb's yielded proceeds including William Holcomb’s and friends' items, while Peru volunteers raised 14 dollars selling soda, candy, ice cream and milk for the Peru Fire Dept. A Saturday community sale at the Peru Community House will aid the fire department. Labor Day weekend plans include the Landgrove tennis tournament with many entrants and a junior event for under 16, concluding Friday. Washington residents Cary Grayson and four daughters stay at the Dibble-Pitcher house in Landgrove, with Mrs. Grayson daughter of Landgrove residents. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Dibble have returned to Peru, while Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter of Landgrove will winter with Dr. and Mrs. Boris Bogoslovsky.

Florence Holcomb Peru William Lyle Holton Ahail Crandall Floyd Davis Landgrove Cary Grayson Washington, D. C Dibble - Pitcher Robert Porter Boris Bogoslovsky

Battenhill Grange notes govern Sept events and elections

At Battenhill Grange Wednesday meeting Clarence Decker Sr. presided and granted kitchen use to Arlington Kindergarten for Sept 4. A dance committee was listed with members including George Cooledge and Roy Crofut. Officers were elected with Roy Crofut master and a Barre state convention set for Oct 20–22. Pomona meets Sept 14 at Taconic Grange with Bennington hosting and an educational movie program.

Battenhill Grange Clarence Decker Sr Arlington George Cooledge Fred Quinn Sidney Crofut Roy Crofut Betsey Quinn Louise King Hazel Curran Jesse Harrington Castleton The Grange Insurance Co Richard King Ladies Aid Arlington Community Club Clayton Fish Barre Mabel Crofut Belle Decker Daniel Hoff Pawlet Home Economics Committee Pomona Taconic Grange Bennington

Pownal Center Fire Auxiliary plans first fall meeting

The Pownal Center Fire Department Auxiliary schedules its first fall meeting for Sept 13 at 7 30 p m at the firehouse. September session moves up one week due to Labor Day. A new cubmaster is sought for Pack 47 as David Ricker resigns to William Frost.

Pownal Center David Ricker William Frost Troop 47

Cool September Is Forecast For Nationwide Weather

The U S Weather Bureau projected cooler than usual temperatures for most of September. Only the Pacific Coast and Southern Plateau and Southern Plains were expected to have near normal temperatures. Rainfall should exceed normal in the eastern half, while the parched middle and north Atlantic coast states may see near normal rainfall. Western areas likely to have below normal rainfall.

Washington UPI U.S. Weather Bureau Pacific Coast North Atlantic Coast

Arlington Garden Club Auction In West Arlington Saturday

Arlington Garden Club plans a Saturday auction on The Green at West Arlington to raise funds for civic beautification and conservation. Cochairs Mrs Donald Trachte and Mrs Fernand E Gendron organize donations from members and neighbors. Bus Mars will auction items starting at 10 a.m. Proceeds support the club’s projects.

Arlington Arlington Garden Club West Arlington Donald Trachte Fernand E. Gendron Bus Mars

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Grafton State Park Falls Police Justice Anthony P. Hayes First National Stores North Bennington Rd Pannngton We Brookside Kire ‘Academy Tracy Kenyon Jr Vt. 9 Tracy FE. Kenyon Jr Martha Canfield Library Elizabeth Bennett Edith Wharton Grace Kellogg Marachild Promised Land Claude Brown Harlem Voltaire Will Ariel Durant J. Gordon Bryson Texas Helene Thompson Vallie’s & the State Alice Dibble Bondville Blakemans Wells Prouty Grange News Pownals Vera Langlais Cubmaster Ture H. Greenberg & Son, Inc Peaceful Valley U.S. Route 7 Pownal Center, Vt OLD America OLD Hickory Distillers Co., Phila Garden Club B.B.P Depot Street Bennington, VT Telia Jon Lie Troy Congress St Troy Advertising Council National Safety Council
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