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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1969

Page

12

Court Hears 10 Cases In One Hour Bennington Session

District Court Judge John P. Morrissey presided in Bennington Vermont today. Louis J. Rutigliano of Oakdale New York pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and violation of the law of the road but an amended charge was added and he pleaded guilty to refusing the usual tests. The officer’s request was deemed reasonable. Other complaints were dropped and Rutigliano was ordered not to drive a motor vehicle in Vermont for six months.

John P. Morrissey Bennington Louis J. Rutigliano Oakdale N.Y Morrissey Rutigliano Vermont Donald E. Greene Peru Winhall Greene Doreen G. Reed Shaftsbury M.H. Fishman Co IGA Arlington Reed Leonard P. Bump River St Bump Charles D. Dunn Searsburg Dunn Robert MacIntyre North Branch Street Barbara Ann MacIntyre MacIntyre Leonard E. White Walloomsac Road Theodore E. Green Jr Pownal Edward W. Jones Park St Ben Mont Avenue Susan E. Lando Manchester U.S. 7

Rousseaus Mark 67th Wedding Anniversary in Benmont Ave Home

Mr and Mrs Arthur Rousseau observe their 67th anniversary at 258 Benmont Ave where they have lived for years Mrs Rousseau formerly Miss Adeline Betit married April 14 1902 in Sacred Heart Church The couple worked at Holden Leonard woolen plant He was a longtime caretaker at the Town Building and county jailer Their family includes sons Laurence Robert and daughters Lucy Norcross Rena Litster Aurelia Hogan with nine grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren Both belong to Sacred Heart Church Active in fraternal orders and local groups the couple and family are highlighted in a local community feature

Arthur Rousseau Benmont Ave Rousseaus Laurence Robert Lucy Norcross Rena Litster Aurelia Hogan Sacred Heart Church Rousseau Order of Foresters Aerie Order of Eagles

School calendar note with meetings and games

Monday planning and building committee at 3 30 for boys bowling at 7 in the high school gym. Park and Recreation Commission meets at 7 15 and Chess Club at 7 30. Tuesday has girls bowling at 3 30 and boys at 4 in the boys gym. Board of directors at country club at 6 15.

Park and Recreation Commission Country Club

Art Major Wins Miss Vermont Pageant Title

Mary Verdiani 19, a Vermont College art major, wonMiss Vermont at Mt. Snow ski area and will represent the state in the Miss USA Pageant in Miami Beach next month. Verdiani stood 5 feet 8 inches and weighed 126 pounds.

West Dover Mary Verdiani Vermont College Montpelier Mt. Snow Miami Beach

Woman Dies in Blaze on North Street Home

A Bennington woman identified as Evelyn Ida Rice, 55, died from burns and smoke inhalation after an overflowing oil burner sparked a fire in her three room one story house at 13914 North Street. Fire Chief Charles J. Sawyer reported the incident. Dr. Arthur S. Faris, regional medical examiner, issued a tentative death finding.

Bennington Charles J. Sawyer Evelyn Ida Rice North St Arthur S. Faris Shaftsbury Sawyer

Pay for Troopers' Lawyers Refused by Finance Chief

In Montpelier UPI reports Finance Director Bruce Mosher refused a 4100 bill from two St Johnsbury lawyers hired in Gov Hoff inquiry into the July 19 shotgun attack on a Negro minister's home in Irasburg. The payment was questioned after Public Safety Commissioner Alexander forwarded it. Mosher said no authorization existed. The board of inquiry, created by Hoff, examined the state police investigation and related events at the Rev David L Johnson Sr home. The incident began with an explosion from an old stove. Mrs Rice and Henry E Rice were hurt, with Mrs Rice hospitalized for burns and shock. Burial for Mrs Rice to be scheduled.

Mosher Alexander Philip H. Hoff Deane C. Davis Davis Elbert G. Moulton Robert Eldredge Montpelier Board of Inquiry Hoff David L. Johnson Sr Putnam Memorial Hospital Pennington Rice Faris University of Vermont Medical School James M. Kearns Jr Wallace L. Mattison Jr Bennington Village Evelyn Ida Rice Arlington Emery and Cora Bromley) White Shaftsbury Mr. Rice Pownal Carpenter Hill Grace Marks California Ruth Rice East Arlington Raymond White Sunderland Hanson-Walbridge Melvin R. McGaughey First United Methodist Church

Stafford Seeks Nominees For Service Academies

Congressmen Robert T. Stafford urged Vermont youths to apply for nominations to the Air Force, Military, Naval, and Merchant Marine academies. Applications due by June 5, open to Vermont residents 17 to 21, unmarried, and U.S. citizens, evaluated on academics, extra curriculars, and a Civil Service Commission exam.

Washington, D.C Robert T. Stafford U.S Vermont Stafford U.S. Civil Service Commission

Weekend Accidents Report Five Crashes and One Injury

State police logged five weekend accidents with one injury. In Williamstown Massachusetts 19 year old Thomas McDunna suffered a broken arm when a 1959 Triumph driven by Michael Card rolled after leaving Route 67 and burned. Card uninjured. Other incidents occurred on U.S. 7 East Dorset Route 11 Route 30 Bennington Shaftsbury with two accidents Saturday. No fatalities reported.

Thomas McDunna Williamstown Mass Michael Card Card McDunna Putnam Memorial Hospital U.S East Dorset Richard Race Amsterdam N.Y Laurel Faraci Dorset Faraci Race Plymouth Winhall Mercury Mildred Bills Bennington Ford William Morrison Rockland Richard J. Pierce James Washington Washington Pierce Route Shaftsbury Edward A. Barber North Bennington A. Kenneth Robinson Robinson

Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Board and Meetings

Paul Clark named to the Cable Television Association of New England board in Newport. Women of the Moose plan a nominating meeting Wednesday at Moose Hall with rehearsals and ritual practice preceding. Rosalie Lafferty of Waynesboro Va. guest speaker at Thursday’s Grand Council event. VFW Post 1332 to elect officers Tuesday at 8 p.m. Carl Bugbee project giveaway and snacks. DAR dessert meeting Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Frederick Welling’s North Bennington home. American Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mt Anthony Lodge 13 F&AM holds regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Fellowcraft degree shown. Agawam Coin Show Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Horace Moses Building Eastern States Exposition West Springfield Mass Gate 2. Senior Citizens Club meets tonight at 7 30 with refreshments. Veterans Memorial Committee meets Thursday 7 30 p.m. at VFW Hall. Theodore C Rogers enlisted in the U S Army. Out of town April 18 28 for a medical meeting for Marcel J Lewis M D. Adv.

Paul Clark Bennington Cable Television Association of New England Newport R.I Women of the Moose Moose Hall Grand Council Rosalie Lafferty Waynesboro Horace Moses West Springfield Mass

Blind Preacher At Fair Haven

Rev. Al Crocker a blind evangelist preaches nightly at First Baptist Church Fair Haven at 7 30 p m from April 13 to 20 with his guiding eye dog Arris for companionship The public is invited Crocker grad uated from Northern Baptist Seminary Chicago in 1958 and previously led Charleston Baptist Church in Maine for four years

Fair Haven al Crocker First Baptist Church Mr. Crocker Northern Baptist Seminary Chicago Charleston Baptist Church Charleston Maine Arris

Garrison To Address Area Management Club

William H. Garrison, president and chairman of the Garrison Corp., will address the Industrial Management Club of Greater Bennington on April 16 at Top Management Night at the Paradise Restaurant. The talk, on delegation of responsibility in business, will precede a club dinner and a brief business report.

William H. Garrison Garrison Corp Industrial Management Club of Greater Bennington James Davis Paul DeConinie Eagle Square Edward Garand John Racicot Philip Kent Dodge Industries Bob Brodt Tanstor John Rowe

Bomb threat clears Middlebury auditorium during show

Middlebury authorities investigated a anonymous telephone bomb threat that cleared Wright Memorial Auditorium at Middlebury College during a pantomime act by Rolf Scharre. About 400 people were in attendance when campus and city police evacuated the building and searched it, finding nothing unusual, before the performer finished the last two acts at Dana Auditorium.

Middlebury APS Wright Middlebury Police Sheriffs Department Dana Auditorium Scharre

Petition for Zoning To Be Given Selectmen

Alarmed by un controlled growth Bennington residents push for interim zoning. A 300 to 400 name petition led by Arthur D. Taylor seeks review of the 98 unit East View Drive apartment project. Officials plan a hearing and a board meeting with planning commissioner Foster and planner Moore to discuss a permanent zoning ordinance.

Bennington Arthur D. Taylor Convent Avenue Robert D. Stout East View Drive Carl E. Capella Vermont Planning and Development Act Taylor Clarks Woods Robert E. Cummings Jr Arthur Taylor Board of Selectmen Joseph E. Higgins Town Planning Commission Lawrence Moore Thomas H. Foster Moore Commission Foster Norton Barber

Funeral of Mrs Mary L Harbour Held at Local Home

The funeral for Mrs Mary L Harbour of 614 Gage Street widow of Guy S Harbour who died unexpectedly at home was held Saturday afternoon at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home. The Rev Melvin officiated with bearers Thomas Mills Wilfred Seymour Joel Howard Frank Riley Alden Harbour and Francis Greenslet attending along with many relatives and friends. Burial followed in Park Lawn Cemetery.

Mary L. Harbour Gage St Guy S. Harbour Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home Melvin R. McGaughey First United Methodist Church Thomas Mills Wilfred Seymour Joel Howard Frank Riley Alden Harbour Francis Greenslet Mr. McGaughey Park Lawn Cemetery Randolph Leo Cochrane Lois Palmer Burlington North Bennington Grant Lebanon N.H Mr. Cochrane Frankfurt Maine John Mary (Sullivan) Cochrane Miss Palmer Katherine Lyman Southport Conn John Cochrane Vergennes Corbin & Palmer Funeral Home Lakeview Cemetery

Legislative Women Give To Brandon Training School

Loyal Legislative Women led by Mrs. Joseph Caracciola visited the Brandon Training School on April 8 for a sewing and knitting project. Volunteers donated over 100 stuffed animals and 40 scarves, 50 mittens, 30 sweaters, and headbands. A cash gift funded treats for the children, and Rep. Caracciola’s amendment securing a $5,000 appropriation for foster grandparents was acknowledged by administrative superintendent Raymond Mulcahy.

Raymond Mulcahy Brandon Training School Mulcahy Caracciola Joseph Caracciola N-1 Bennington

Movie timetable for Williamstown festival at Harte Theatre

At the Williamstown cinema festival the Harte Theatre presents "Accident" with Dirk Bogarde at 8 p.m. on April 14 and "Nobody Waved Goodbye" at 8 p.m. on April 15. Also shown is "They Came to Rob Las Vegas" starring Gary Lockwood and Ellie Sommers, filmed on location, with showings at 6:30 and 8:45 p.m.

Williamstown Dirk Bogarde Joseph Losey Las Vegas Gary Lockwood Ellie Sommers Harte Theatre

Emma Hoyt 58 Shafts bury churchwoman dies after illness

Emma Hoyt 58 of Eagle Street Shafts bury dies after a short illness at Putnam Memorial Hospital She was active in the First United Methodist Church Shaftsbury and led social concerns work for the Troy Conference and Shaftsbury church She championed housing upgrades for itinerant apple pickers and belonged to several civic groups including the Bennington League of Women Voters

Sears Roebuck Shaftsbury Methodist Church E. L. Nichols Pennysaver Press C. L Dunham Furniture Grant’s. Also Ranney Galusha Joyce Hanson Tony Masso Catherine Whitman Esther Brown Eileen Dick Amanda Hamilton Frances Shoemaker Thomas Steffen Lottie Tobler Marie Condon Robert LaPorte John McShane Jean Irons Betty Clark Leroy Marsden Emma Harwood Bennington Becky Arrison Linda Graves Nancy Kantrowitz YMCA Bennington Iron Works Broad Brook Press Robert Condon Shaftsbury Emma Hoyt Eagle Street Putnam Memorial Hospital George and Bertha Hooper) Shephard Boston Mass Shaftsbury Fish and Game Association Hoyt

Hospital Notes April 11 13 1969 Admissions and Births

Hospital notes list admissions on April 11 12 13 1969 including Jesse King Bennington and George Cronk Buskirk N Y. Discharges include Michael Gardy Cropseyville N Y and baby Eric Schaefer Eagle Bridge N Y. Births noted for John Cornell 135 BenMont Ave and Albert Stoessel 132 Putnam St both with April 11 dates.

Michael Gardy Cropseyville N.Y Eric Schaefer Eagle Bridge Michelaine Ryan Manchester Center Bernard Leamy North Bennington Ellen Wilkinson Bennington John Cornell BenMont Ave Albert Stoessel Putnam St

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. and Mrs Miss Vt U.S. House of Representatives Benningson Bennington Briefs VFW Carl Bugbee Daughters of the American Revolution Frederick Welling American Legion Auxiliary Senior Citizens Center North Street Mt. Anthony Lodge F&am Masonic Temple Senior Citizens Club Veterans’ Memorial Committee VFW Hall Theodore C. Rogers Ralph R. Rogers U.S. Army Fort Dix N.J Theodore C . Rogers R. A Marcel J. Lewis W.H. Garrison Area Management Club Paradise Restaurant Cushman Ken Bett Reynolds Tool & Die Tom Hoyt Bob Gratton Globe Union Carl LaPierre Tansitor Freeland Littlefield American Management Association New York City Garrison Garrison Color Corporation Dumont Hawthrone - Summerfield, Inc Freehold Olympic Sales Club, Inc Windsor Locks Harvey D. Carter R-32 Brandon John Ladenburg Wilmington Mount Snow Valley Sport New England Mr. Ladenburg Mannheim Germany Garmisch - Partenkirchen Sport Trends Ski and Sport Shops Inc Vermont Ski Shops Association Rena England Hubert Maryland Paul van Maffei Needham Ladenburgs Wallingford Jack W. Paddock Donald J. Paddock Trenton Edward Grace Barber Lawrence Audrey) Foucher Chester Shephard Monmouth Hanson - Walbridge A.J. MacDonald Shaftsbury First United Methodist Church Jesse King George Cronk Buskirk Harriet Ostrander Bessie Cutler Hoosick Falls Louis A. Russell Whitingham Betty Lou Steller Petersburg Rita Ratelle Schaghticoke Tricia Dwyer Elvira Tartell Mae Fahs Clark Blake R.J. Vosburgh Matthew Surdam Frances Mitchell Ethel Lake White Creek Evelyn Welch Marilyn Cone E Jeepster Jeepster Commando Kaiser Jeep Corporation Glenn Motor CO North Bennington Rd Pleasant St
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