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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1967

Page

3

Pownalite Named To Police Force

Constantine Tadeillo of State Road North Adams retires from Williams College security police aged 67. His successor is David M Walsh of Pownal formerly with Lake Wales Florida police from 1960 to 1964. The Williams security force of seven officers is led by Walter C O'Brien and includes three night watchmen.

Williamstown Mass Constantine Tadeillo State Road North Adams Williams College David M. Walsh Pownal Lake Wales Fla Walsh College Force Marine Corps Walter C. O’brien Massachusetts Williams

Williams College adopts 4 1 4 plan with winter study

Williams College will start the fall term Monday under a 4 1 4 curriculum. Four courses in fall and spring, a 26 day January winter study on a single subject, pass fail, and option for a fifth course. Winter study runs Jan 5 31 with exams finished before Christmas.

Williamstown Mass Williams College Williams

St Marys Enrollment Up at HOOSICK FALLS NY

St Marys Academy reports rising enrollment with 142 in high school and 283 in elementary, totals 415. Four new teachers join faculty: Thurman Hulse, Sister Vincent Mary, Sister Mary Rosario, and Sister Anne Bryan. Calendar keeps winter and spring vacations aligned with the central school.

Hoosick Falls N.Y St. Mary’s Academy Thurman Hulse Rensselaer New Paltz Vincent Mary College of St. Rose Mary Rosario St. Rose Anne Bryan Bryan Albany Central School

Shaftsbury Couple Wed Fifty Years

Shaftsbury Mr. and Mrs. Laverie Harrington marked 50 years of marriage with a surprise Aug. 25 party planned by their son Leo and his wife Mable. They wed Aug. 25, 1917 and ran a Maple Hill farm before moving to the village. He works daily for D.A. Collins Construction Co. of Mechanicville. Mrs. Harrington is hospitalized in Hanover N.H. for treatment but expected to return home soon. The gathering included 50 relatives and friends, two grandchildren Philip and Kenneth, four great grandchildren, brother and sister in law Norman Mattison and wife, cousin Ida Mattison of Bennington, and Edgar Harrington and family of Shaftsbury.

Shaftsbury Laverie Harrington Leo Mable Harrington Maple Hill D.A. Collins Construction Co Mechanicville N.Y Mary Hitchcock

Supper To Open Shaftsbury WSCS Season

The Shaftsbury First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service opens its fall meet with a covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. in the church social room. The executive committee leads. Members are asked to bring a salad or casserole. After supper, four women share Expo 67 reflections and a panel discusses personal identity.

Shaftsbury Woman’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Leigh Fleetwood Donna Dooley Linda Crawford Wanda Lawrence Virginia Dooley Elizabeth Mattison Laura Montgomery Edna Prouty Mildred Millington

Manchester Club Hosts State Day Golf Tourney

Vermont Women's State Day Golf Tournament results released from Equinox Country Club in Manchester. Sixty seven golfers competed with low gross and low net honors across divisions A through D. Next week's event moves to Williston.

Manchester Vermont Equinox Country Club Pam Fisk Equinox Jessie Woods Crown Point Liz Beckwith Dorset Mildred Markey Low Gross Ann Drewes Middlebury Mary Beck Alice Vaughn Jane Kent Rutland Chick King Mt. Anthony Madeline Harwood Ruth Kask Alice Rowe Rhoda Orvis Markey Williston

Educational television to return Channel 17 by October

A new translator will be installed September 18 at Johnson Hill to restore Channel 17 reception for area viewers. If erected by October 2, central school will start televised programs with nine sets across three floors, moving toward full classroom coverage each year.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Johnson Hill New Hampshire Philip Leonard

Manchester Headmaster Notes Stable Enrollment Amid Fewer Grade 8 Graduates

Manchester headmaster E H Henry reports total enrollment at 331 students with freshmen 77 sophomores 106 juniors 72 seniors 74 and post graduates 2, roughly unchanged from last year. A double session starts Monday to revive activities, with class meetings, sewing and drawing courses, and a new football accident insurance policy. Soccer practice attracts about 25 candidates, a first Marble Valley League football season, eight game schedule, and golf offerings. Also notes Middlebury College freshman Millyn D Moore from Vermont and Arlington Garden Club meeting at 1 p.m. Arlington High School principal Towne and wife relocated to former Dr George Russell home.

E.H. Henry Prudential Committee Gordon McClure Fairgrounds St. Johnsbury Clifford Weymouth Carl Rice John Garneau Fair Haven Millyn D. Moore John M. Moore Middlebury College Vermont Arlington High School Arlington Garden Club

Hoosick Falls youths return from South America

Two Hoosick Falls youths who spent the summer in South America through a sponsorship program returned home over the weekend. Frank Reynolds Jr. arrived from Lima, Peru in New York City and headed to Cornell University for his freshman year, while Robin Robson returned from Santiago, Chile to Syracuse to reunite with his parents.

Hoosick Falls South America International Fellowship Santiago Chile Syracuse

Pownal Center Fire Department Auxiliary plans fall food sale

At the September meeting the Pownal Center Fire Department Auxiliary organized a fundraising food sale to be held at the firehouse on September 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monthly meetings are set for the first Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the firehouse.

Pownal Center

Arlington Hears Good News On Accreditation

Arlington Memorial High School has been recommended for continued NEACSS membership and accreditation after a favorable Aug 23 vote. Principal William Towne announced the letter from Richard Bradley and noted the three day site visit in April. Final action will occur at the December NEACSS meeting.

Arlington Commission On Public Secondary Schools The New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Arlington Memorial High School AMHS William Towne Richard Bradley Neacss Bradley Association Towne

Peru and Area Births and Local Comings and Goings

Peru residents welcome Melissa Ann Wilkins born Saturday at a Bennington hospital. Wilkins is the grandson of Mrs. Sadie Wilkins, a former Peru resident. Henry Parker returns from New Jersey where he was best man for Dave Dayhoff, who once lived at Wit's End Lodge in Winhall. Evelyn and Doug Farnum visited Rochester relatives, Evelyn now at Castleton State College. Seven Peru and two Winhall freshmen head to Burr and Burton Seminary on Tuesday. The Dibble family returns home from Landgrove after a month away. Anna Dibble and Polly Myhrum visited Expo 67 Thursday.

Pat Wilkins South Londonderry Melissa Ann Bennington Wilkins Sadie Wilkins Peru Henry Parker New Jersey Dave Dayhoff Wit’s End Lodge Winhall Evelyn Doug Farnum Ronald Rosenthal Rochester N.Y Castleton State College Burr and Burton Seminary

Fall Enrollments Announced by Bennington Union District

The Southwest Supervisory Union announces fall enrollment figures led by Arlington 255 elementary and 241 high school students. North Bennington 193, Pownal 364, Shaftsbury 252, Woodford 41 add to 1105 elementary pupils, up 32 from last year, while high school totals reach 241, up two.

Bennington Southwest

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