Mt Anthony and BCHS chart shared time plan progress
Mt Anthony Union School and Bennington Catholic High School boards met to review a shared time program for parochial students at the new union high school. Six courses will start in fall 1966 with two more delayed. scheduling aims for back-to-back periods and minimal student shuttling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union School
Bennington Catholic
New Union High School
Allan J. Heath
Vincent J. Spinelli
Heath
Father Spinelli
Union School
Supt
Donald W. Humphreys
Bennington VFW Plans Funeral Visit For Edna Lloyd
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1332 and auxiliary will meet Sunday at 7 30 p m at the post rooms to proceed to Mahar Son Funeral Home to pay last respects to charter member and past president Edna Lloyd Transportation will be provided from the rooms to the funeral home Also a correction notes James Betts Grade 12 was omitted from Bennington High School perfect attendance list for Jan 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 1332
Gold Star
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Edna Lloyd
Funeral Home
James Betts
Bennington High School
Funeral Services for Mrs George W Quinn
Funeral services for Mrs George W Quinn formerly Catherine Harvey a Bennington resident now of Troy New York were held at St Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass. Bearers were six nephews and honorary bearers from the Altar Rosary Society. Interment was in Park Lawn Chapel with burial at a later date relatives and friends from Troy South Bethlehem Worcester Interlaken Burlington Arlington and North Bennington attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Quinn
Catherine Harvey
Bennington
Monsignor Flanagan
Park Lawn Chapel
Troy
Bethlehem
N.Y
Worcester
Mass
Interlaken
N.J
Burlington
Arlington
North Bennington
Bennington Area Obituaries Highlight Local Veterans Leaders
Bennington resident Mrs. Earl R. Lloyd 73 died in Schenectady after moving to be with her son David Fonda. She was active in veterans groups and a charter member of Auxiliaries. Survivors include two daughters and a son. Funeral at Mahar & Son in Bennington with services at First Methodist Church. Louis O. Johnson 54 died in Schenectady after a career at H.E. Bradford Co and later Griffin Electric. He married Matilda Giard. Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church, burial at Park Lawn Cemetery. Howard Edward Colcord 67 WWI veteran and carpenter died at home in Shaftsbury. Survived by wife Dorothy and three children. Funeral at Mahar & Son with burial in Center Shaftsbury Cemetery. Funeral home noted memorials to Vermont Heart Fund and Cancer Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N.Y
Earl R. Lloyd
County Street
Bennington
David Fonda
St. Clare’s Hospital
Canajoharie
Lloyd
Amsterdam
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Louis O. Johnson
Gage St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
H.E. Bradford Co
Rudd Electric
Griffin Electric
Sacred Heart Church
Matilda Giard
Joseph A. Campeau
Johnson
Marie J. Johnson
Frank
Harold
East Wallingford
Helen Cusick
William H. Cusick
Eastview Drive
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Burrough & Kohr Funeral Home
Springfield Avenue
Summit
N.J
New Jersey
Shaftsbury
Howard Edward Colcord
Haverhill
Mass
John M
Flora (Titcomb) Colcord
Dorothy Hardwick
Gerald
Natalie) Marsha
F.S
Marguerite) Messick
Reading
Philip E
Panama City
Fla
Arthur T
Plaistow
N.H
J. Harold
Madison
Alfred Scott
North Bennington Baptist Church
Center Shaftsbury Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Young New Jersey man pleads not guilty to car theft
James G. Robinson Jr., 20, of Upper Montclair, New Jersey, pleaded not guilty to stealing a 1965 Volkswagen from Monument Motors on March 22 and pleaded guilty to fraud after the charge was reduced from felony to misdemeanor. He was released on $1,000 bail, with a pre sentence investigation ordered. Other cases included Loyzelle pleading guilty to grand larceny and breaking and entering in South Dorset, Pratt pleading not guilty to driving while suspended, and Locklin pleading guilty to speeding in Pownal. Three motorists were fined for parking in a no parking zone near the Green Mountain Park race track, and Fincke was fined for speeding and passing unsafely on U.S.7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
James G. Robinson Jr
Upper Montclair
N.J
Volkswagen
Monnument Motors
Robinson
Atty
Eugene V. Clark
George M. Fienberg
South Dorset
Joseph M. Loyzelle
Loyzelle
Margaret S. Lillie
William Bishchoff
Manchester Center
Fienberg
Vermont
Bennington
Raymond J
Pauline M. Barber
Pratt
Reuben Levin
Donald S. Locklin
Jefferson Heights
Pownal
U.S
Green Mountain Park
George A. Gingras
Adams
Mass
David L. Sewell
Harry N. MacKenzie
Williamstown
Waring R
275 Expected At Democrats' Victory Dance
An estimated 275 local Democrats are planned for a victory dinner at Mt Anthony Country Club Saturday. Gov Philip Hoff, who won the election, will speak, with Lt Gov John Daley and other Montpelier figures attending. Special guest Matthew Ryan, ex Bennington Generals player and Massachusetts attorney, will also attend. Tickets are $5, social hour at 6:30 p.m., dinner 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Country Club
George M. Fienberg
Philip H. Hoff
John J. Daley
Montpelier
Matthew Ryan
Bennington Generals
Massachusetts
Feinberg
Ex Ticket Seller Sues Track Union Over Lost Job
Charles J. Ryan Jr., a former mutual ticket seller and supervisor at Green Mountain Park, filed a $25,000 civil suit in Bennington County Court against Local Union 597 and two union officials. He alleges George Wright and Fred Dikeman caused his termination by pressuring him to sign a dues deduction form, despite preexisting contract terms. Ryan seeks $15,000 in compensatory and $10,000 in punitive damages, noting he earned $19 a day during the flat meet and $18 during the harness meet. The suit claims improper interference with his contract and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Green Mountain Park
Charles J. Ryan Jr
Bennington County
George Wright
Barre
Fred Dikeman
Union
Ryan
Wright
Dikeman
Rutland
O’neill, Delaney and Valente
Taconic Racing and Breeding Association
Deer Biologist Blasts Lawmakers on Herd Control
Burlington Vermont deer biologist Ben Day warned lawmakers that the deer herd faces critical food shortages. He said the southern herd shows smaller size and shorter antlers, with reduced reproductive rates, and warned the population could collapse if not managed. Day criticized the Legislature for resisting transfer of deer control to the Fish and Game Department, citing lack of biological knowledge and poor communication with sportsmen. He noted about 80 000 fawns are born yearly and many die within 18 months, with thousands starving during harsh winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPD
Ben Day
Vermont
Day
Fish and Game Department
House Set to Approve Senate Death Bill in Vermont
In Montpelier the House Judiciary chair John Masterton says House will pass the Senate amended death penalty bill. He doubts a conference committee will be needed to resolve changes. The amendment would bar the electric chair for first-time killers except when the victim is a prison guard or police officer slain in the line of duty. Gov Hoff has said he will sign if the bill passes the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Hoff
Windsor teacher held for mental test and observation
Clyde Proch 28 a first year Windsor School teacher was charged with lewd and lascivious conduct with a minor. He pleaded innocent and was committed to Waterbury State Hospital for observation. Proch was arrested Wednesday and jailed in Woodstock on $1000 bond. Judge Palmer Ainsworth ordered the hospital commitment after a Thursday court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
UPI
Waterbury
Clyde Proch
Proch
Windsor County
Woodstock
Palmer Ainsworth
Moose Notes Friday seafood feast and painting party
The Moose notes a Friday open kitchen offering fried seafood and steamed clams with music in the lounge from 9 to 1. A Saturday painting party is planned with ongoing work toward a full hall repaint if turnout is good. Regular lodge meeting is Wednesday at 8 pm with officer elections and ballot voting 2 to 3 pm. members should ensure dues are paid as names will be checked.
Hospital Notes April 8 Admissions and Births
Admissions include Kathleen Eddington Louise Minke Gloria Brownell Chauncey Foster and others. Discharges list Francis Woodward Ellen Statin Tina Hart Mary Wolff Hazel Conquest Pearl Green Clara Boyd and more. Births record a son to Eugene Roberson and a daughter to Guy Nido on April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Eddington
Louise Minke
Bennington
Gloria Brownell
R.D
North Bennington
Chauncey W. Foster
Mnchester Center
Francis B. Woodward Jr
Ellen Statin
Christina Hart
Mary C. Wolff
Hoosick Falls
Hazel Conquest
North Hoosick
Pearl Green
Wilmington
Clara Boyd
Whitingham
Eugene Roberson
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Mt. Anthony
BCHS
Alumni
Jane McCullough
Union Board
Vermont Soldiers Home
Union District
McCullough
John P. Morrissey
State Highway Department
Morrissey
Bennington Briefs
Hazel Guetti
Park Street Extension
Brandon
Peter Vail Guetti
Brandon Training School
Frank Whitman
Bradford Place
Andrew
Maretha) Marocchini
Wethersfield, Conn
Hartford City Hospital
George Senecal
Whitman
Mr. Whitman
Connecticut
West Rainton
England
UPID
Douglas Pillow
State Armory
Fathers and Sons
Methodist Men’s Club
Joseph Hart
Desesert
Walter L. Barber, Inc
North Bennington Road
Elks
Pine Crest
F.O. Eagles
Anne O’brien
Dewey St
Bergman
Newsweek
Ingmar Bergman
Bennington Area
Vermont Heart Fund
Mrs
Howard E. Colcord
Joan Crawford
US Potuca
Dale Robertson
Harte Theatre
Bennington, VI
Davis Dehavilland
Joseph Costen
Hush
Charlotte
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Harvey J. Pratt
White Creek
Teamsters Union
Senate
Judicial Review
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
House
John W. Peterson
Old First
Rebecca Lampron
Diana Versenyi
Barbara Garrison
Viola Goodyear
Bernice Corliss
Ethel Bohne
Alfred Rathmann
Fielding Brown
MacAlister Brown
Andrew O
Moose
P.M
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