Sunderland Man Sentenced On Breach of Peace Charge
A 49 year old Sunderland man Richard C. Butler was sentenced to six to twelve months in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace by threatening a state trooper with a deadly weapon. Other defendants faced minor charges or had cases deferred as the court proceeded with Monday’s proceedings at district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
House of Correction
Richard C. Butler
Effie Quinn
The
Adams
Butler
Loor
Carmody
H. Ennis
East Arlington
Fienberg
Windsor
Percey C. Hynick
North Bennington
Alice Nicholson
Hynick
Shaftsbury
John E. Rose
Marion E. Bourn
Rose
Nina Bourn
John B. Harte
Robert Poblocki
Atty. Harte
Brendon L. Lyons Jr
Vt. 9
Readsboro
Lyons
Harte
Obituary notices for Belden Rand and Rand family
Obituary notices report Mrs. Josie C. Belden 89 of West Springfield born 1877 in Schaghticoke NY died in a nursing home. Funeral Tuesday in West Springfield with burial in Bennington. Other obituaries note Ronald Rand 55 of Brattleboro, and other Rand family relatives, with funeral details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Josie C. (Crandall) Belden
Charles F. Belden
Cold Spring Ave
West Springfield
Schaghticoke
N.Y
Harvey and
Martha (Quackenbush) Crandall
Bennington
Wallace M. Hale
East Longmeadow
Toomey Funeral Home
Wayne K. Price
First Baptist Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
White River Junction
Fitchburg
Fred
Mathilda (Coulter) Rand
Olive Branch F&am
Chester
Ludlow
Helen Kenworthy
Gates
Paul Rand
Kenneth Rand
George Rand
Gary
Ind
Brattleboro
Ronald Frederick Rand
Gordon Gates
Chester and
Orlando
Fla
Two Baystaters Die In Area Accidents
Two Massachusetts men lost their lives in traffic accidents in the area Saturday. Russell D. Dunnell, 40, of Colrain died after a one car crash on Vermont Route 9 in Wilmington. His pickup overturned after striking a ledge about a mile east of the Bennington County line. Dunnell died in the ambulance on the way to Putnam Memorial Hospital. Bernard Sizard, 62, of Adams, Massachusetts, was pronounced dead later that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Russell D. Dunnell
Colrain
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Bennington
Dunnell
Putnam Memorial
Windham County
David A. Gibson
Brattleboro
Smith Funeral
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Bernard Sizard
High St
Adams
Firemen Busy Day With Mutual Aid Drill and Grass Fire
Rural firefighters spent Sunday in a three hour mutual aid drill on an old house site on Park Street Extension before responding to a 4:30 p.m. grass fire on Mt Anthony north slope started by boys. The blaze spread east and uphill toward the woods, snow stopping its progress. Chief Norman Turgeon noted luck due to remaining snow. Later a 9:15 p.m. call addressed a burning tree near the Darling Kelly Motel on U.S. 7 caused by shorted lines. Central Vermont Public Service crews fixed the outage. The day also included two automobile accidents and a fatal one in New York, with multiple victims and hospitalizations, prompting local police reports and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Mt. Anthony
Norman Turgeon
Turgeon
Rural Fire Department
Fillmore Farms
Darling Kelly Motel
U.S. 7
Rose Farm
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Norman Greenberg
Bennington
Epitaph Cantata by 22 Local Composers at Mount Anthony High
A rare cooperative work for Mount Anthony Union High School features 22 local composers and Bennington College artists. Coordinated by Louis Calabro, the cantata blends epitaphs and humorous lines with student and faculty performances. The May 26 concert at 8:30 p.m. invites the public on a first come, first served basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Anthony Union High School
Donald Finkel
Bennington College
Union School
Vermont
Mount Anthony
Walloomsac
Jonathan Tilton
Arabella Young
Rosa
Jersey
Louis Calabro
Mount Anthony High School
John Carton
Bennington Catholic High
Bennington
Joan Harkness
Celia Hudson
Sharon Powers
Alice Webber
Linda Wilder
Pamela Bostelmann
Diana Forbes
Phoebe Hyman
Dierdre Dole
Olga Gussow
Gerry Kaplan
Lauren Levey
Janis Schneider
Leontina Calabro
George Gilman
David Schreiber
John Riddle
North Bennington
Henry Brant
Juilliard
Elizabeth A. Coolidge
Richard Rodgers
Guggenheim
Alice Ditson
Jacksonville
Eastman Philharmonia
Rochester, N.Y
Festival of
Mars Reaches Opposition Near Earth This Week
Mars rises before 7 p.m. and clears eastern mountains by 8 p.m. It grows brighter each evening and reaches a key orbital alignment on the 15th when it is in line with the Earth and Sun. At opposition, the distance is about 56,220,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Earth
Second Lt Tupacz Jr on duty in Vietnam rescue mission
Second Lieutenant Eugene M. Tupacz Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Tupacz Sr., of Bennington, is on duty at Nha Trang Air Base in Vietnam. A pilot in the Pacific Air Forces, he previously served with the 3615th Pilot Training Wing at Craig Air Force Base, Alabama. He graduated Highland Falls Central High School, earned a 1964 B.S. in accounting from the State University of New York at Albany, studied at Fairleigh Dickinson University, and received his commission at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Tupacz Jr
Eugene M. Tupacz Sr
Bennington
Nha Trang AB
Vietnam
Tupacz
Pacific Air Forces
Southeast Asia
Craig Afb
Ala
Highland Falls
Bennington Briefs Seminar, Sailor Return, Lions Club
Dr James P Hammond will attend the 13th annual Seminar in Urology at Kansas City Hospital and Medical Center April 11 12. Airman Richard C Ballance returned to combat duty off Vietnam after 10 days rest in Sasebo Japan aboard the Hancock. The crew repaired World Missions Orphanage and donated 675 pints of blood. At the Bennington Lions Club meeting Lion Lloyd Oppenheimer presents Confusion in Color quiz with prizes. VFW Auxiliary will hold...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Hammond
Kansas City Hospital and Medical Center
Kansas City
Richard C. Ballance
U.S. Navy
M.R. Ballance
Main St
Vietnam
Sasebo
Japan
Hancock
World Missions
Bennington Lions Club
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Lion Lloyd Oppenheimer
Bennington Lions
Fun-Orama
Humphrey Mission Viewed by Johnson at Home
President Johnson hosted a red carpet welcome for Senator Humphrey after his Vietnam policy mission. Johnson praised Humphrey's conduct and said he and Muriel were proud, noting Humphrey had been America’s eyes and ears. Senate tax plan news follows as Jeffords proposes reforms to capital gains and middle income relief, with outcomes tied to committee votes and next year’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Vietnam
Johnson
Europe
Humphrey
Muriel
America
James Jeffords
Rutland
Senate Finance Committee
Jeffords
Senate
Hospital Notes Friday and Saturday Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list for Friday April 7 1967 includes Miss Linda Blair Salem NY. Discharges show multiple patients on Saturday April 8 1967 including Mrs Anne Towslee and daughter Bennington NY and several other named residents from Bennington Arlington and surrounding towns. A birth noted for April 8 at East Greenwich NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Towslee
Bennington
Dorothy Chenaille
Alberta Gratton
North Bennington
Clarice Harris
North Pownal
Diana Burdick
South Pownal
Frederick Hoyt Jr
Arlington
Sarah Aldrich
Dorset
Suzanne Crawford
Paul Wheeler
Wilmington
Stock Averages Report Noon April 10 1967
Dow Jones at 847.33 down 6.01, 30 Industrial. 227.36 down .12, 20 Railroads. 138.90 down UNC Composite 304.65 down 77.20. Albany volume 3,730,000.
Stafford Prepares Tax Break On Education Expenses
Congress man Robert T. Stafford of Vermont introduced a revised bill for a 30 percent education expense tax credit up to 450 dollars against federal income tax for higher education or occupational training. He argues education costs rise, prices climb, and a credit helps families meet costs without handouts while boosting skilled labor. A separate note mentions a Dollars for Scholars meeting in Bennington and a Bennington Rural Volunteer Fire Department officers election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert T. Stafford
Vermont
Stafford
Bennington Rural Volunteer Fire Department Company No. 3
Beech Street
Clark Green
George Dupee
Alden Harwood
Richard Stoddard
Monte Bushee
Fred Palmer
William Corey
Richard Carruth
Leon Turgeon
Roger White
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clark
Witten
Stephen Fritz
Katherine Goffin
Church Street
Eagle Square
John P. Schultz
Ronald F. Rand
Petersburg
New York
Sirard
Andrew and
Ida
Jandrew) Sirard
North Berkshire
Hoosick Falls
Noble and Wood Machine Co
Antoinette L. Markiewicz
Norbert Bedard
North Adams
Joseph Ferranini
Notre Dame Church
Bellevue Cemetery
McBride Funeral Home
Lawrence Koch
Route 22
Hoosick
Koch
Larry L. Mears
County St
Alice Wells
Bennington Road
Mears
George Pratt
Westbrook
Maine
John N. Dalesio
Little Ferry
N.d
Pratt
Dalesio
Searsburg
Alton Gene
Chatham
Katalin Hild
Westbury
Long Island
Hild
Gene
Raymond Schilcher
Wilton
Conn
Manchester
Purdy Hill
Cecil McWain
Pownal
Peter J. Tardy
Ladd Brook Road
Tardy
Ladd Brook
Frederick J. Eliot
Naugatuck
Eliot
Cleveland
UPI
Vivian Fine
Juilliard School of Music
New York University
State University College At Potsdam
Connecticut College School of the Dance
Graham
Lionel Nowak
Alexandre
RCA Victor
Phono
Rockwood's Music Center
Bennington, Vt
Eugene Tupacz
Bennington Roofing CO
Hillside Street
Bennington Briefs
VFW
Dr. Jones
Pittsburgh
Reader‘’s Digest
Life
TV Guide
T.A. Carpenter & Sons, Inc
Cub Scout Pack No. 345
Sacred Heart Church
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Joyce Horst
Elm St
Adv
Linda Blair
Salem, N.Y
Marjorie Scott
Mary Emery
Schenectady
Katherine Matteson
Adeline Naef
Virginia Branci
Susan Sherman
Myrtle Bent
Rose Wilcox
Raymond Pennard
R.D, No. 2
East Greenwich, N.Y
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
YMCA
Vermont Bank & Trust
Air Force Reserve
Little League
Eaton
Slimnastics
Indian Guide Tribe
Dean Hanson
Convent Ave
Woodford
Jr. Hi
St. Peter’s Church
Gray Club
North Bennington School
Rifle Club
Educators’ Fund, Inc
William D. Worthington
Joseph Phelan
Citizens’ Scholarship Foundation of America, Inc
Rural Fire Company
Harte Theatre
Meses Carlo Pont
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Idavid Lean
Eors Pasternaxs
Docior Zhivago
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