Bennington Court Hears Night Burglary and Desertion Cases
Municipal Court handled breaking and entering in the night with unlawful possession of malt beverages for two Bennington youths, plus bail and sentences for defective equipment offenses. A North Adams man faced multiple counts after an Aug. 5 crash, and a Bennington man faced desertion and non support charges with probation and a conditional jail term. Other drivers pleaded no contest or guilty to careless and negligent driving with fines and occasional jail or probation. A 16 year old faced driving danger charges in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Fienberg
Bennington
Dennis L. Young
Ben-Mont Ave
Raymond J. Myers
Sunderland
East Arlington
R. Marshall Witten
Witten
Moffitt
North Adams
Mass
Readsboro
Valmore B. Vadnais
Fienberg
Vadnais
Timothy Thompson
Jane
State House of Correction
Thompson
Green Mountain Park Racetrack
Morrissey
Margaret E. Phillips
Dorset
Miss Phillips
Vermont
South Dorset
Atty
Margaret E. Lillie
Richard E. Jones
Pleasant St
Main Street
Dale Sands
Dale A. Chase
Shaftsbury
South Street
Union Street
Chase
Sands
Department of Motor Vehicles
Terrance L. Parker
South Newfane
Manchester
River Road
Mrs. Howard Resigns from Bennington League Board
Bennington League of Women Voters president L William Gillette accepts the resignation of Mrs Clarence E Howard from the local League board as she announces candidacy for one of Bennington’s six seats in the Vermont House of Representatives. Howard will remain a League member and has led the state reapportionment study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. William Gillette
Bennington League of Women Voters
Clarence E. Howard
League
Howard
Bennington
Vermont House of Representatives
League of Women Voters
Vermont League of Women Voters
LWV
Gas Station Break Probed In Bennington Village
Bennington Village police report investigating a break into Morgan's Esso on North Street during Thursday night. About $50 in cash was taken after entry through a window. A near-simultaneous hit-and-run damaged the left side of a parked 1958 Chevrolet owned by John Deslaurier on Washington Avenue. police expect to trace the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
Morgan
Esso
North Street
Washington Avenue
John Deslaurier
North Branch Street
Area Obituaries Wide coverage of Mast Stell Hadlock Moon deaths
West Arlington Albert Charles Mast 66 died unexpectedly at his home after retiring as Irvington New Jersey health inspector. He married Florence Haug and is survived by a son a daughter six grandchildren and four sisters. Transfer to Hausmann Home Irvington burial Hollywood Memorial Park Cemetery. Heart Fund donations requested. White River Junction Mack L Stell 85 veteran of Rough Riders died at Veterans Hospital Burlington solemn Mass at St Anthony's Church burials Army honors at National Cemetery Farmingdale. Morrisville Raymond L Hadlock 52 died at Cop ley Hospital son of Ernest Effie Hadlock survived by wife two sons a daughter mother two sisters funeral Puffer Church burial Mountainview Cemetery. Buskirk David Henry Moon Sr 72 died from gunshot wound in Albany Medical Center Hospital burial Island Hill Cemetery. Moon survived by two sons two daughters brother and other relatives. Police report rifle wound. coroner investigation pending. Albany County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arlington
Albert Charles Mast
Irvington
N.J
St. Petersburg
Sanctary Department
112Th
H.F.A
France
American Legion
Arlington
Florence Haug
Richard Mast
New Shrewsbury
White River Junction
St. Anthony’s Church
Mack L. Stell
Burlington
Rough Riders
Veterans Administration Hospital
Morrisville
Raymond L. Hadlock
Copley Hospital
Stowe
Ernest
Effie
Hilliker) Hadlock
Hadlock
Morristown
Peoples Academy
Hyde Park
Nina Crandall
Buskirk
N.Y
David Henry Moon Sr
R.D
Albany Medical Center
Leo J. Mahar
Main St
Hoosick Falls
Island Hill
Arlington Lions Hold 12th Horse Show Sunday
Arlington community hosts the 12th annual Lions Club horse show at Memorial Field on Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to about 6:30 p.m., with 33 events, 78 trophies and ribbons, and competition from Vermont and nearby states. Lions Club pool improvements, support from Boy Scouts, and Lions wives food sales accompany stable services, parking, and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Lions Club
Memorial Field
Arlington
Ringheiser
Lions Club
American and
Vermont
New England Horsemen’s Council
Helen Wood
Bennington Free Library Summer Reading Drive For Kids
In early June the Bennington Free Library opened its annual summer reading program for children with two groups. The 3rd through 8th graders read biographies of Notable Americans and voted for favorites John Kennedy Helen Keller Betsy Ross. The tots under 2nd grade enjoyed Birds in the Summer and named bluebird robin and peacock as top birds. In five months 1965 the children's area average monthly circulation rose from 2810 to 3590 books in June and July, a 28 percent gain. A special movie at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday Aug. 14, courtesy of the Harte Theatre, will reward participants. Enrollment closed, tickets available 10 a.m. Aug. 9 to 9 p.m. Aug. 13 at the Children's Room. no tickets issued on movie day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Kennedy
Helen Keller
Betsy Ross
Harte Theatre
Atomic Plant Closes For Refueling In Mass
Yankee Atomic Electric Co will close the ROWE plant for six weeks starting Monday to refuel half the core and perform major turbine maintenance. Superintendent Wendell Johnson said this will be the fourth refueling since the plant began producing power in 1960.
Hospital Notes August Admissions and Births
Admissions include Miss Jean Peterson Miss Brenda Cross Bennington David Mallory East Hoosick and N.Y. Discharges include Howard Foster North Bennington Master Jeffrey Estes Mrs Harriet Bailey and daughter Mrs Edith Rice Benning Births list Mr and Mrs Richard Laffin 114 Frank St a son Aug 5 Mr and Mrs Walter Kent Danby a daughter Aug 5 Mr and Mrs Joseph P Culpo Jr 113 Adams St a son Christopher Joseph Aug 3 weighing eight pounds 14 ounces Grandparents lists Glenard and Mary Turner Bennington paternal grandparents Joseph Culpo and Mrs Catherine Culpo North Adams Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Peterson
Brenda Cross
Bennington
David Mallory
East Hoosick
N.Y
Howard Foster
North Bennington
Jeffrey Estes
Harriet Bailey
Edith Rice
Richard Laffin
Frank St
Walter Kent
Danby
Joseph P. Culpe Jr
Adams St
Christopher Joseph
Glenard Turner
Mary Katherine Turner
Joseph Culpo
North Adams, Mass
Rudd Reunion Honors Memory of 1777 Soldier
HOOSICK NY Descendants of Revolutionary War officer Lt Joseph Rudd held their 20th annual reunion Sunday at the Wayside picnic grounds on Potter Hill. Seventy eight family members attended as Isabelle Marshall of Hoosick was elected president with Everett James vice president and other officers named. The next reunion will be held at the same site on August 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
N.Y
Joseph Rudd
Potter Hill
Rudd
Bennington
Isabelle Marshall
Everett James
Hoosick Falls
Ruby Eldred
Muriel Gageway
Troy
Leland Rudd
Arlington
Leon Eldred
Stock Averages At Noon On Dow-Jones Report
Noon figures show the Dow Jones industrial average at 881.42, down 0.21 points. Railroads slipped to 210.04, off 0.43, utilities fell to 155.18, down 0.42, and the composite average stood at 309.35, down 0.37. Total sales reached 1,940,000 shares.
Audio Visual Class Workshop Planned for Area Teachers
Area teachers will attend a two week Aug. 16 to 27 workshop at Molly Stark School titled Audio Visual Techniques for Classroom Use. Sponsored by the Cooperative Project for Curriculum Development CPCD, the program will teach constructing audio visual materials, operating new instructional devices, and producing teaching aids. Robert C Rowe will direct with a team of consultants and CPCD director Dr James Morgan said the goal is to enhance classroom learning with affordable AV materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Stark
Cooperative Project For
James Morgan
CPCD
Robert C. Rowe
Robert M. Brown
Russell Sage College
Richard D. Hubbard
Syracuse University
University of Wisconsin
University of Beirut
Lebanon
Albert E. Solomon
David Rees
New York State Education Department
Stratton Rice
Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corporation
Melvin Smogrinsky
Brockport College
George Weisner
New York
Vermont
Dr. Morgan
Morgan
Ford Foundation Project
Voting Rights Act Signed In Capitol Address
President Johnson spoke from the Capitol Rotunda praising the new voting rights law as a path to equality, urging Negro citizens to register and vote while predicting swift court actions to ban poll taxes. The ceremony included civil rights leaders and remarks on leadership and the vote as a tool against injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Virginia
Johnson
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
North Carolina
Lincoln
Conditions of Crash Victims Improve After Bennington Accidents
Hospital reports show ongoing improvement for crash victims from Bennington incidents. Sheila Hogan and Marlene Stratton at Putnam Memorial Hospital are in good and fairly good condition respectively, Pascale Pasquale of New Haven is improving from last Saturday’s crash, and Jeannette Rabideau at Albany Medical Center is in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Sheila Hogan
Main Street
Marlene B. Stratton
Gage Street
Pascale F. Pasquale
New Haven
Conn
Arthur S. Muchmore
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Jeannette Rabideau
Dances Resume At State Armory
Dances for teenagers resume at the State Armory this Saturday with Berkshire Beatles providing music. The TV Shindig runs from 8 15 to 11 15 PM, returning from Bennington High School where dances were held during the armory’s use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
Berkshire Beatles
Bennington High School
New York Assures Vermonters on Lake Pollution
Albany, N Y UPI New York State says it will stop air and water pollution at Ticonderoga Creek on Lake Champlain. Lt Gov Malcolm Wilson writes Vermont Gov Hoff that water treatment facilities at International Paper Co will begin in May and air pollution control equipment will be installed by the end of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
UPI
New York State
Vermont
Ticonderoga Creek
Lake Champlain
Malcolm Wilson
Philip H. Hoff
International Paper Co
Wilson
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UPD
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Pownal Road
Mrs. Howard
Albert C. Mast
Mack L, Stell
Stell
10Th Cavalry
San Juan Hill
Teddy Roosevelt
Victoria
Tex
National Cemetery
Farmingdale
David H. Moon Sr
Dave Clark 5
Bette “Om Magnare Davis
Technicolor
Techniscope
James Jones
Sharte Theatre
Tures Pees
John Wayne
Dean Martin
Alhalls
North Bennington Rd
James Garner
Dick van Dyke
Eike Sommer
Ancie Dickinson
Arlington Lions
Paul Laskey
Arlington Boy Scouts
Dick Wood
Ed Doyle
Jim Woodard
June Laskey
Pat Owen
Gregg Cullinan
Larry Brush
Larry Pratt
Herb Douglas
Edward Garneau
Bob Buck
Scott Campbell
James Martin
Lenox
Donald Keough
John Secor Jr
James O’neil
Clyde Lanfair
Green Mt. Veterinary Hospital
Manchester Depot
Hank Coley
Bennington Free Library
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albai
State University of New York At Albany
Rowe
Bennington Briefs
Daughters of the American Revolution
William Dailey Sr
Kathy
Susan Kehoe
William Kehoe
Vermont Ywca
Hochelagar
South Hero
Susan
King’s Shoe Service
North St
Child Life Shoes
Stateline House
Harold Wolfe
Pine Crest
Kelly Stanley
Branbury State Park
Lake Dunmore
Route
Salisbury
Addison County
Stanley
Berkshire
Beatles
Bennington Armory
Knotty Pine Restaurant
Don Ratelle
RT. 7 North
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