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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1963

Page

8

Barbara Champney Named For North Pownal Post Office

Barbara Champney wins endorsement of the Pownal Democratic Committee for North Pownal postmaster over Leonard Duval after a written ballot. Six members participated in the session. Champney is acting postmaster and one of 11 applicants. The committee sends the endorsement to State Chairman John Spencer. President appointment and Senate confirmation are needed.

Pownal Barbara Champney Democratic Committee North Pownal Anna Thompson Wilfred Campbell James Sincluice David Adler Harold Marshall Andrew Lasson Jr William Jay Smith

Wilmington Votes 260000 Sewer Bond. Nixes Merger

At a special town meeting in Memorial Hall 139 voters approved a $260,000 sewerage bond issue by 96 to 43 and again rejected a town and village merger by 33 to 40. Moderator Philip Ware opened the session as Town Clerk Russell Fitch read the warning.

Wilmington Memorial Hall Philip Ware Russell Fitch Ware

Surprise 50th Anniversary Luncheon in East Dorset

More than one hundred friends and relatives honored Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moffit of East Dorset at a surprise luncheon marking their 50th wedding anniversary. The event at East Dorset featured a money tree gift and a four tier cake as family members toured Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut.

Edward Moffit East Dorset Almond Shattuck Wells Chan Butler Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Rupert J.D. King

Pownall Wright Visits Army Boston University Game

The 12 year old Pownall Timothy Wright son of Mr and Mrs Earl Wright spent the weekend at the U S Military Academy as guest of cousin Capt John F Chesbro for the Army Boston University football game. Also visiting were Mrs Wright and Mr and Mrs James Chesbro and others. Community updates follow on local property purchases and holiday events at Manchester Israel Congregation.

Timothy Wright Earl Wright John F. Chesbro Army Boston University U.S. Military Academy Wright James Chesbro Williamstown Manchester Israel Congregation of Manchester Depot Julius Isaacs Manchester Center Jack Dubin New York N.Y Ben Altman Camp Derry Londonderry Long Beach Dubin Jan Peerce Isaacs Israel Congregation American Legion

Arlington High senior attends National Conference on Citizenship

Arlington High School senior Cheryl Blair represented Arlington and Vermont as vice president for the North Atlantic FHA region. She was the sole voting FHA delegate among three officers at the National Conference on Citizenship in Washington, D C. The three day event at the Statler Hilton showcased American Citizenship with Col John H Glenn Jr delivering the keynote.

Mucklow Anthony J. Chamay Vermont Theodore Atkinson Emily Jane Holt Carpenter Hill Carpenter Green Mountain Valley 4-H Club Albert Dickinson Marcia Buck Gail King Patricia Bisson Ann Buck Jelley Arlington Arlington High School Cheryl Blair Washington, D.C Cheryl North Atlantic Future Homemakers of America FHA Statler Hilton Hotel Foster Aaron John H. Glenn Jr Aaron Arlington Fha

Selectmen Back Effort to Review Town Expenditures

Manchester selectmen approved a renewed push for thorough discussion on town expenditures before signing orders. Ferdinand Bongardtz urged shared responsibility as meetings lengthen. They also settled Lynn Fielding’s case for killing a rabbit, named new roads Silver Spring Lane and Dufresne Pond Road, and addressed sewer, water, traffic and parking issues in the business district.

Manchester Ferdinand E. Bongardtz Board of Selectmen Bongardtz Selectmen Lynn Fielding East Manchester Strogs Silver Spring Lane U.S. 7 Wilcox Bros C.&. Childs Pine Tree Lane Maple Drive Mary W. Ballin M Irs. E.A. Callanan Dufresne Vt. 1130 Defresne Pond

English Teachers Gather for New England Conference

Several hundred English teachers from across New England travel to Manchester for the fall conference of the New England Association of Teachers of English. John E. of Burton Seminary chairs the event. Dr. Charles Keeler speaks Friday on Speaking Up for the Humanities. Saturday includes expert group talks on poetry and composition, with Harvard’s David McCord delivering a luncheon address.

Manchester New England Equinox House New England Association David McCord Harvard McCord Boston Transcript

Hunting Licenses Available Anytime for Non residents in Manchester

A new 24 hour service allows non resident hunting licenses to be issued at Manchester Center by dispatched town officials to cover evenings nights and weekends when the town clerk's office is closed. Residents retain after hours licensing at Clara May Hemenway's home or office.

Manchester Manchester Center Clara May Hemenway Barnumville Road

Fashion show highlights fall BPW meeting at Equinox House

The state Business and Professional Women held a day-long meeting at Equinox House in Manchester. A luncheon fashion show by Bromley Shops drew attention while Mrs Simon Barkendie served as commentator. Alice Anderson of St Johnsbury presided as reports from state committee chairmen and delegates to the Dallas convention were heard. Mrs Ethel Bennett welcomed the group and Mrs Helen Ingram of Brattleboro gave the response.

Equinox House Bromley Simon Barkendie Alice Anderson St. Johnsbury Dallas Tex Manchester Ethel Bennett Helen Ingram Brattleboro

North Village Meeting For Fire House Bond Issue

A special village meeting in North Bennington is set for Oct 3 at 7 30 p m in the school gym to vote on borrowing not more than 38000 for 20 years at 3 1 percent to finance a new two story Grist Mill site fire station with hall and kitchen. About 100 residents discussed locations and plans with estimates around 33000.

North Bennington Villagers discuss school plans and road work

North Bennington residents hear about state funds for theater and high school projects. NBHS principal Miss Catherine Corcoran attends Montpelier meeting where leaders seek loan authorization and bids for a new building and a fire house. A village meeting may authorize a 5000 loan for Route 67A resurfacing with a 15000 project cost. Pownal Center Church postpones family night due to Chaffee tragedy.

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North Pownal PO Eleanor Albee the Enterprise Society Martha Canfield Library Francis Owen Alice May Norris Alice May Simmons College Boston Danny Chapman Geoffrey Chapman N.H Fort Dix N.J Military Police School of Army Augusta Georgia Chapman Burr and Burton Seminary Dorset Marchen Skinner Nick Penna Putnam Memorial Hospital Edward Gunther Jr Edward Gunther Castleton Teachers College Fairhaven New England College Henniker Gunther The Vera Langlais Brereton H. Mucklow Glastonbury, Conn Charles W. Rounds Old Route 7 Pownal Center Buskirk Helen C. Hall Charles Smith Amsterdam Harry McClellan Richard Marshall Ravena Webster Pratt Harte Theatre Agton John Sturges Steve James Richard McQueen Garner Attenborough Panavision First National Stores Bennington Rd Bennington, Vt Nancy Otis Nichols Kay Windsor Wiethols North Village Meeting Fred Welling North Bennington Elizabeth Dwyer Burton Bromley Groton Conn Charles Disque Jennie Clark Fort Lee Capt Gordon Clark NBHS Catherine Corcoran Montpelier Vermont Headmasters’ Association J. Lloyd Trump National Association of Secondary School Principals National Education Association Welling Water St Library Corner Bostwick Pownal Center Community Church Chaffee Loden Green Union St
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