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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1965

Page

12

County Motorists Unhurt In Weekend Accidents

State police report three weekend accidents on Bennington County roads with no injuries. A two car collision on South Stream Road in Pownal involved Greg ory P. Dwyer and Alfred G. Bostwick, both noted with ages and addresses.

Bennington South Stream Road Pownal Gregory P. Dwyer Beech St Alfred G. Bostwick North Bennington Road Dwyer Bostwick

Motors Plea Plea Guilty In Municipal Court Notice

In a rare Monday session there were no arraignments as several motorists pleaded guilty by waiver to motor vehicle violations. Defendants included Leon N. King Sr. of Williamstown Massachusetts who paid 105.10 for transporting a truck without highway use permit on April 20 in Pownal Vermont. Deborah R. Bick of North Bennington paid 25 for driving on Vermont 67A without a license on April 18. Donald R. Haas of Pownal pleaded guilty to speeding and paid 20 and 10 for failing to stop at a stop sign while entering Vermont 346 from old U.S. 7. Theodore J. Nowak of Cheshire Massachusetts paid 15.10 for driving a truck on Vermont 346 in Pownal with four front-seat passengers on April 20. Marshall A. Fillmore of White Creek New York pleaded guilty for failing to stop at the Monument Avenue and U.S. intersection, with a 10 fine.

Leon N. King Sr Williamstown Mass Powe Nal Deborah R Bick North Bennington Vermont Donald R. Haas Pownal U.S Haas Theodore J. Nowak Cheshire Marshall A. Fillmore White Creek N.Y Monument Avenue

County Court Judge Natt L Divoll in Bennington for December term

Superior Judge Natt L Divoll of Bellows Falls is in Bennington today to complete business for the December term of Bennington County Court. This morning he will hear divorce cases and motions in pending civil suits and a civil case by Donald S Roach against Gordon Hier. On Tuesday the court will hear a civil suit by A and W Artesian Well Co of Vermont Inc against Sam Batonick, with Sennett representing the plaintiff and Waldo C Holden the defendant.

Natt L. Divoll Bellows Falls Bennington Decemeer Donald S. Roach Gordon Hier A and W Artesian Well Co Vermont

Weapons of Viet Cong seized in Chuong Thien battle

McNamara reported 101 captured weapons from the Chuong Thien engagement on April 5 and 6 showing 72 modern rifles and carbines and other arms of Chinese Communist origin. He noted units withdrew to U Minh Forest to train with new Chinese weapons and that ammunition must be infiltrated from North Vietnam.

Chuong Thien U.S U Minh Forest Viet Nam Johnson

Bennington Briefs: Local News and Events

Fireman Richard J. LaFlamme USN son of Mr and Mrs Walter J LaFlamme of 62 Pageant St serves aboard USS Midway operating in the South China Sea as part of air strike operations against Viet Cong and North Vietnamese targets. Miss Jean GarvinMontpelier educator will speak at 1 pm Tuesday at United Counseling Service. Serra Club father son dinner set for Wednesday at Mt Anthony Country Club with Father Cuniffe as guest speaker. VFW Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 8 pm at VFW rooms, FOE Eagles meet Tuesday with officer nominations, Emblem Club holds special meeting at Elks Barn to prep for installation. Mr and Mrs Leslie Soper return from two weeks in Baltimore Washington and New York. Soper attends hospital engineers convention. Wanted dishwasher apply in person Iron Kettle Restaurant Shaftsbury ADV April 26.

Richard J. LaFlamme USN Walter J. LaFlamme Midway South China Sea Viet Nam U.S. Seventh Fleet Jean Garvin Montpelier State Department of Education United Counseling Service UCS Serra Club Mt. Anthony Country Club Father Cuniffe Sacred Heart Fathers of Great Barrington Mass VFW North Street FOE Eagles Emblem Club Elks Barn Leslie Soper School Street Balimore Washington New York Baltimore Soper Convention of Hospital Engineers

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Include Several Names

A hospital notes column lists admissions and discharges across Bennington Manchester Center Hoosick Falls and surrounding towns. Admissions include Steven Therriault Mrs Flaevilla Elwell Mrs Bertha Hamileton Carr Sweet Peter Shepard Sr Charles Robinson Master Erwin Robin East Rupert Mrs Roberta Cramer Harold D Best and many others. Discharges name Jacqueline Squiers Joanna Reed Master John Carpenter Barbara Breese John Bakaitis and more. A birth announced for Sally Ann Howe rd Guare Jr to Mr and Mrs Howard T Guare Jr in Peoria Ill with details on the families involved.

Steven Therriault Flaevilla Elwell Bertha Hamileton Carr Sweet Bennington Peter Shepard Sr North Benenington Charles Robinson Shaftsbury Erwin Robin East Rupert Roberta Cramer Hoosick Falls Jacqueline Squiers Joanna Reed John Carpenter Benningston Barbara Breese John Bakaitis

Stock Averages at Noon on Dow Jones Board

The noon report shows the Dow Jones industrials at 914.21, down 2 points. The railroads average slips 0.15 to 211.97, utilities fall 0.41 to 161.95, and the composite stands at 318.63, down 0.64. Total turnover reaches 2,310,000 shares.

Sirens Sound Tonight For State Civil Defense Test

Sirens will wail and fire horns hoot between 7 and 10 tonight signaling the start of a statewide Civil Defense test. William Mattison heads Bennington CD organization with volunteers from the town fire departments police and Rescue Squad to solve five sealed problems and establish a communications net. Fallout information will be transmitted to CD District 3 headquarters in Rutland by communications personnel.

William Mattison Bennington Franklin Frantz CD District 3 Rutland

Bill Would Put State Workers Under Unemployment Benefits

Montpelier lawmakers reconvene to consider a bill granting state workers unemployment compensation eligibility while excluding elected officials. The package also proposes higher vehicle inspection sticker fees, up to 1.50, and funding moves for Rutland City tax limits and Montpelier payments in lieu of tax status. A separate measure would levy a 1000 penalty for altering a stream without Water Resources Board permission.

Rutland City Montpelier Water Resources Board

Hammond elected vice chairman of AMA National Security Council

Dr. James P. Hammond M D of Bennington has been elected vice chairman of the Council on National Security of the American Medical Association. Reappointed by Dr. Percy Hopkins the council advises on medical and health aspects of national security and coordinates military medical affairs with DoD and the U S Public Health Service to improve care for armed forces personnel.

Dr. Hammond AMA Council Chicago James P. Hammond, M Bennington Council On National Security American Medical Association Percy E. Hopkins The AMA Council Department of Defense Surgeons General of the Armed Forces U.S. Public Health Service

Strike Ends For Vt IBM Workers

Several hundred workers returned to the IBM plant in Essex Junction Vermont after a four day stoppage by Laborers Local 522. The walkout, sparked by a jurisdictional dispute with Carpenters Local 683 over truck unloading, delayed construction ahead of partial occupancy planned for the end of the week.

Essex Junction UPI International Business Machines Corp Laborers Union Local 522 Carpenters Union Local 683 IBM

Marked Drop in Unemployment in Vermont March

Vermont unemployment fell in March for the first time since September, per the Department of Employment Security. About 9,400 without work, down from February by 3,000, marking the largest March drop since 1958 and roughly double last year’s decline.

Montpelier Vermont DES

Anglers Rescue Boy After Ice Break At Woodford Pond

A six year old, Matthew Pietryka, slipped into icy water when the Red Mill Pond ice broke near the stream mouth in Woodford. Alden Harbour and the boy’s father quickly pulled him to safety, clothes were swapped, and the boy returned home with his prize trout.

Woodford Red Mill Pond Matthew Pietryka Napoleon Pietryka Bennington Alden Harbour Red Mill Matthew Molly Stark School Ralph Thurber Spring Street

Breech Split Injures Hand in Gun Test

Bruce Bird 22 of Bennington was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital after the breech of an 8 mm rifle portion of a combined shotgun rifle exploded during a test firing. Bird, of 246 School Street, sustained injuries to his left hand.

Bennington Putenam Memorial Hospital Bruce Bird School St

North Adams Driver To Face Charges

Hoosick Falls, N Y. Theodore Bridges of North Adams will face charges of driving while intoxicated after a 3 30 a m Monday collision with Katherine Dooley s parked 1957 Dodge on 10 Hoosick Street The Dooley vehicle was totaled Bridges in a 1959 Ford was hospitalized briefly for a cut lip and released at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennigton

Hoosick Falls N.Y North Adams Mass Theodore Bridges Katherine Dooley Hoosick St Dooley

Dunns Observe 45th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Leroy Dunn of 1015 Main Street quietly observe their 45th wedding anniversary today. He was formerly the Bennington agent for the Railway Express Agency and they now run the Pico Motel and Cabins in Clarendon. Their two children live in Bennington Larry Dunn on Chapel Road and Mrs Myron J Woodward on 940 Gage Street.

Leroy Dunn Main St Dunn Bennington Railway Express Agency Pico Clarendon Larry Dunn Chapel Road Myron J. Woodward Gage St

Budget Bill Expected Out This Week

The House Appropriations Committee plans to bring a large biennial budget bill to the House floor this week. Governor Hoff seeks a $94 million two year budget beginning July 1 with most programs kept intact. Chairman Mallary signals cuts to administration but additions to special education.

Hoff Mallory

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