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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1963

Page

10

Three Die in Area Highway Accidents

A fatal crash near North Hoosick injured several others as a Corvair lost control on a sharp curve and collided with a pickup. James Rapp, a Middlebury College athlete, and Miss Stewart died at Cambridge Hospital. Wagini and Giddings were among those injured. Giddings son Tom also hurt. In West Arlington a Warren, Ohio woman escaped with minor injuries after a pole struck her car on Vermont 313, causing power and phone outages.

Actonville Quebec Rapp Stewart New York 22 New York 67 North Hoosick New York Wadigan Dyson Giddings Miss Stewart Cambridge Hospital Middlebury College Berkshire Eagle Wall Street Journal Pittsfield Ted Giddings the Eagle Tom Bennington Warren Ohio Vermont 313 Arlington Vermont Ruth A. Jones James O’neill

Senators Back Military Pay Raise of 1.2 Billion

A Senate Armed Services subcommittee recommended pay raises totaling more than 1.2 billion annually to boost retention of officers and enlisted personnel. Nearly 91,000 service members with under two years of service would receive increases, while retirement and reserve members also gain.

Washington APD Senate Armed Services Howard W. Cannon D-Nev Full Armed Services Committee Senate Armed Services House Sen. Cannon

Fire Department Wins Two Awards At Convention

In White River Junction the Bennington Fire Department won two awards at the Vermont State Firefighters Association convention. Bennington was named 1964 convention city and Chief Richard Hollister was re elected county representative. Rural and village departments provided standby coverage for the weekend. Andrew P. Leacy faced a jury duty quip over hair loss but declined. a judge refused the joke as an excuse.

White River Junction Bennington Vermont State Firefighters Association Richard Hollister Stark Hose Co Hollister Bennington County Ormal Pierce Sr

Hoag Children Win Cattle Show Blues at Rennselaer

Bertha Walloomsac and Terry and Joyce Hoag exhibited Registered Holsteins at the Rennselaer County N Y A B C Show and Black and White Show at Schaghti Coke Fair Grounds and won multiple blues. Terry earned Grand Champion of the Junior Show with Marcy Debonier Segis Ann and took several firsts in junior and senior classes. Joyce won multiple second place awards in junior calf and senior yearling categories.

Terry Joyce Hoag John Hoag Walloomsac Rennselaer County N.Y.A.B.C Schaghticoke Fair Grounds Marcy Debonier Segis Ann fAnn Joyce

Education Group Urges Help to Halt School Dropouts

The National Education Association and five affiliated groups urge teachers to personally contact at least one potential dropout and their family this summer to persuade them to stay in school. They estimate 300,000 youths may quit over the season and say a national Each One Reach One drive can make a material difference.

Washington National Education Association NEA William G. Carr American Association of School Administrators The Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development Department of Classroom Teachers National Association of Secondary School Principals Department of Kennedy

67 Attend Class of 48 Reunion Here

The 15th anniversary reunion of Bennington High School class of 1948 drew 67 attendees at Mt. Anthony Country Club. Richard Maloney led the program as master of ceremonies. prizes went to Lt. Joseph Mulvey for longest distance but he gave it up to Mrs. Edward Silver. Others won for longest and shortest marriages and for baldness.

Bennington High School Mt. Anthony Country Club Richard Maloney Hartford Edward Lucille) Silver Mickey Harwood Janet Boutin Harsp Jean Merrow Knapp Robert McKeon Jr Peter Manes Boston Benhi Walter C. Wood Clyde Jean) Burgess Edward Silver Francis Diane) Roy Henry Alice) Reynolds Harry Eddington Charles Salem Ernest Josephine) Shepard Dolores Finkle Walter Joyce) Gavin

Parish Lawn Party planned in Village Park this weekend

St. John the Baptist parish members prepare for their annual lawn party in Village Park North Bennington. Men and older boys will set up booths and lights Wednesday night under Frank Hoyt. Women handle food sales and handmade articles to be sold Friday starting 2 p.m. Food contributions welcome after 1 p.m. Friday. other items may be left at Mrs. George Young’s home.

North Bennington St. John the Baptist Frank Hoyt George Young Houghton Street

Manchesters Sherman pleads guilty in Bennington court

Robert F. Sherman, 17, of Manchester admitted stealing a bench law worth over 100 dollars on August 2 in Bennington Municipal Court. Judge George M. Fienberg set bail at 500 dollars pending sentencing.

Bennington Robert F. Sherman Manchester Sherman George M. Fienberg Donald E. Beattie Arlington House of Correction Windsor Rupert State Atty Marshall Witten Beattie Sandra B. Tweed New York N.Y Miss Tweed Vermont Old Stone Church New York State Walter Sussee Jr Sussee Fienberg Edward T. Williams Hoosick Williams

BC Mobilizes 38 Private Planes for Forest Firefighting

Airborne Firemen in Victoria report British Columbia maintains a fleet of 38 private airplanes under contract to locate and combat forest blazes, underscoring province wide fire suppression efforts.

Victoria B.C British Columbia

Obituaries of Mrs Woodford and Mr Galipeau

Grace Kline Carmody 77 of Jamaica New York died at her summer home in the area. Funeral from Henry O Sullivan Jamaica with a Requiem Mass at Immaculate Conception Church and burial in St Marys Cemetery New Britain Conn. Theodore Gillie F Galipeau 58 longtime resident of Bennington died at 328 School St after a long illness. He leaves a wife two sons eight grandchildren and multiple siblings. funeral at 328 School St and St Francis de Sales Church with burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Rosary 8 p.m. Tuesday at the residence.

Immaculate Conception Church Jamaica St. Mary’s Cemetery New Britain Conn Theodore (Gillie) F. Galipeau School St Paul Sophie (Chamberlain) Galipeau Bennington St. Francis de Sales Academy Veronica Grannan Bernard A. Galipeau Theodore M. Galipeau Philip Cecilia) Pugliese North Adams Mass Oscar Margaret) Godbout Syracuse N.Y Delia Tippner New York City Elizabeth Major Warwick Arthur F. Galipeau Hollywood Calif Paul Galipeau St. Francis de Sales Church Park Lawn Cemetery

Proposed Bennington Flying Club Faces Decision Thursday

A planned Mt. Anthony Flying Club meeting to decide its fate will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday at Bennington Airport. Spokesmen say the group would fund a light aircraft for training and provide recreational flying access. Organizer Philip McKenna notes about six people are involved.

Bennington Flying Club Bennington Mt. Anthony

Metropolitan Enlistees Invited to AAADCOM Programs

Sgt. Joseph L. Stevens said men may enlist in the Army Air Defense Command with a metropolitan area of choice before joining. Open areas include Boston Providence Cincinnati Macon Key West Miami Los Angeles Milwaukee Seattle San Francisco Baltimore and Washington. He will meet applicants at Putnam Hotel Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 9 am to 2 30 pm with evening slots by appointment at 442 2071.

Joseph L. Stevens U.S. Army Bennington Army Air Defense Command Aaadcom Stevens Boston Providence R.I Cincinnati Ohio Macon Key West Miami Fla

Mississippi Republicans mount first major bid for state house

Republicans launch bold challenge in Mississippi as Ruchel Phillips a former Democrat at 38 campaigns as the GOP standard bearer for the general election. They seek to capitalize on dissatisfaction with the Kennedy administration and the national Democratic party.

Ruchel Phillips National Democratic Party

Plan to form flying club outlined with pricing

McKenna outlined a proposed flying club requiring at least 10 members to begin. Members could choose planes costing 1200, 2500, or 4000 with initial payments of 150, 300, or 470. Monthly dues 5 or 6 and hourly flying rates 1.25 to 2. McKenna urged attendance at Thursday's airport meeting for details.

McKenna

Hospital Notes Sunday Admissions Across Several Communities

List of patients admitted on Sunday includes Kris Angeli and Edward Bent in North Adams Massachusetts. Cynthia Day Jeff Fortier and Bennington residents. Patricia Morin and daughter North Bennington. Ernest Baker and Margaret Moore and son Martin Betts Bennington. Albertine Harrington and son Berlin New York. Effie Burroughs Manchester Depot. William Klafin and carrier Marie Wright Bennington. Eunice Farnham North Adams. Dorothy Brophy East Dorset.

Kris Angeli North Adams Mass Edward L. Bent Cynthia C. Day Jeffrey Fortier Bennington Patricia Morin North Bennington Ernest Baker Dorset Margaret Moore Martin Betts Albertine Harrington and Son Berlin N.Y Effie Burroughs Manchester Depot William J. Klafin Sharon L. Carriere Marie J. Wright Eunice Farnham Dorothy Brophy East Dorset

Bennington Notices Discharge List and North Adams Birth

John Donoghue of Bennington reports discharges including Mrs Patricia Bell and daughter Cambridge New York Mrs Rena Dewey and son Mrs Joan McDonald and daughter Miss Marie Thomas Robert Martin William Bruneau Mrs Patricia Perrott Mrs Margaret Mathers Bennington Master Richard Pickering West Arlington Mrs Lena Miller Shaftsbury A daughter born July 29 in North Adams Hospital to Mr and Mrs George A Sleeman 616 Main St

Patricia Bell Cambridge N.Y Rena Dewey Joan McDonald Marie Thomas Robert Martin William Bruneau Patricia Perrott Margaret Mathers Bennington Richard Pickering West Arlington Lena Miller Shaftsbury North Adams, Mass George A. Sleeman Main St

Stock Averages Report Noon Figures For Dow Railroads

The noon stock market snapshot lists Dow Jones at 701.44, 30 Industrials at 61.65, and Railroads at 168.65 with 140.50 for Utilities and a composite average of 252.76. Trading volume reaches 1,480,000 shares with a 34 cent or 1.08 gain indicated.

Pownal Fire Dept Wins State Award Sixth Time

The Pownal Fire Department won the Koltowski Award for the sixth consecutive time at the Vermont State Fire Fighters Association convention in White River Junction. The team also earned first place in portable pump midnight alarm and wet hose demonstrations. The accompanying state auxiliary elected Mrs. Arnold Clough president and named four officers to the executive committee.

Pownal Vermont State Fire Fighters Assn White River Junction Koltowski Arnold Clough Stamford George Renner Ralph Bishop South Pownall Emile Bisson North Pow

Bennington Club Sets August Meeting Tonight

The Bennington Red and Gun Club will hold its August meeting at 8 this evening at the club facilities in Shaftsbury.

Bennington Red and Gun Club Shaftsbury

Jockey Dies from Maine Turnpike Crash Injuries

York Maine reports the death of 17 year old jockey Robert C. Reeves of Pittsfield Massachusetts from injuries after a Maine Turnpike crash a week earlier. Also killed were his mother Dorothy L. Reeves and trainer Paul A. Cooper. his 7 year old sister Wendy survived.

York Maine Robert C. Reeves Pittsfield Mass Green Mountain Park Pownal Dorothy L. Reeves Paul A. Cooper Palmer Wendy

Western States Lead In Marriage Gains

New York AP reports that marriages rose 1.9 percent nationwide in 1962 to 1,579,000. Four straight years of gains, with seven states above average, five of them west of the Mississippi. Strong increases noted in South Dakota and in Washington Idaho Nevada Oklahoma Tennessee and New Hampshire.

New York The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Mississippi River South Dakota Washington State Idaho Nevada Oklahoma Tennessee New Hampshire

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