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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1972

Page

8

Truck catches underpass. driver unharmed after crash

A northbound tractor trailer became stuck under the underpass at the foot of Harwood Hill on Route 7 yesterday at 1:20 PM. The fully loaded truck caused $2,500 damage before the driver, Thomas Quinn of New Jersey, escaped without injury. Police also logged a minor fender bender at River Head and Depot Street with two Bennington residents. Investigations include an alleged molestation case near Bennington College, with a motorcycle rider accused of obscene conduct. no charges yet as prosecutors review.

Harwood Hill Thomas Quinn New Jersey Bennington River Head Depot Street Bennington College Sanv Neil S. Moss

Bennington District Court Plea Deals and Accidents

District Court in Bennington hears not guilty pleas from Gary R. Church for unauthorized use of a vehicle, careless driving, and leaving the scene after two August 1 accidents. Bail set at 300 103 and 0 with release on own recognizance. Police chased Church who crashed into trees and was found unconscious in the river seat. Also, John Lewis of Troy NY pleads not guilty to entering and tweaking in Bou singington District Court with bail set at 3500 and remand for failure to meet bail. Richard Morse pleads guilty to disorderly conduct after an alleged July 21 incident. Tavis accused of breaking into Wagon Wheel Woolens on May 11.

Gary R. Church Bennington Shirley Flanigan Robert C. Cummings, Jr Church Loyd Bevins Bevins Gary Briggs County Street Ben Mont Avenue Leonard Street Briggs Jwhn Lewis Troy N.Y Bousington District Court Robert Cummings Lewis Rutland Correction Tavis Ito Richard Morse Morgan Street Shirley Morse

Obituary of Frank Joseph longtime meat cutter

Frank Joseph, 65, of Bryant Street and longtime meat cutter at the TGA Market on Burst Main Street, died Tuesday night at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Nashua, New Hampshire, on June 7. He and his brothers started the WGY Store on East Main Street, which became the 1GA Market where he continued as meat cutter. Survived by his widow Arlene Howes, a daughter Mel, and several relatives. The Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial will be offered Friday at a.m. in St. Francis de Sales Church, burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Calling hours Thursday 2–4 and 7–9 at Hanson-Waluridge Funeral Home. Wake Prayer Service Thursday p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Frank Joseph Bryant Street Main Street Putnam Memorial Hospital James Joseph Nashua N11 Lot Bennington WGY East Main Street Joseph Arlene Howes Mel. John Tillie) Jenkins Jr Hebron N.Y Edward Joseph Yunsick Falls Nirces St. Francis de Sales Park Lawn Cemetery Hanson- Waluridge Todan American Cancer Society Office of the Funeral Home

Bennington Briefs Highlights Winners and Events

Carol Mould of Bennington won the Special Olympics project this week. The Garage Bowling League will meet after the association meeting at Bennington Lanes, Thursday at 7 30 p m. An open house is hosted at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post rooms this weekend Friday Saturday and Sunday with the Saturday steak dinner canceled.

Carol Mould Bennington Garage Bowling League Bennington Lanes Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Rooms

Eagles Weekend Open House At Fraternal Order of Eagles

Fraternal Order of Eagles serie 1861 announces a weekend open house in the Eagles rooms Friday through Monday. Saturday features a chicken dinner 6 20 to 9 p m with a 2 donation then dancing 9 to 1 by Jesse Moon and his band. Sunday offers a scrambled eggs and ham breakfast 7 to noon with a 1 23 donation. Everyone is welcome.

Order of Eagles Serie 1861 Eagles Rooms Jesse Moon Fagles

Selectmen discuss hiring full time zoning chief in Bennington

Town Manager Edward H Lain recommended replacing Ned Winslow with a full time zoning administrator at about 125 dollars weekly as Bennington planners push for expanded zoning oversight. The stepdown is planned for year end.

Edward H. Lain Sbennington $Electien Ned Winslow Lamb Bennington

Selectmen Debate Zoning Chief Position And Tax Impacts

Campbell estimates the Grand List may double after a reappraisal and warns taxes may rise up to 50 percent on tripled assessments. Virginia N Perrotta questions enforcement and doubts a fulltime zoning chief solves the issue. Winslow’s $4,000 fee would flow to the general fund if a fulltime administrator is hired. The town will delay action until after Lamb’s return and his involvement in the selection process.

Asters Tax Department Campbell Selectman Virginia N Max Perrotta Hennington Zoning Board of Adjustment Perrotta Winslow Belovtines Lamb Maine

Hitchey widow listed in guarded condition afterTurnpike crash

Mrs Walter H Hitchey of NORTH ADAMS Mass and former Monica Ayers of Bennington remains in ICU with multiple injuries after a tractor trailer forced the Hitchey station wagon off the New Jersey Turnpike in Hamilton Township. Her husband was killed in the crash. Mrs Hitchey and daughter Donna 12 were transported to hospitals in Hamilton and Trenton along with sons Scott 9 and David 21. Scott and David were treated and released. Driver Jerry Sellers of Chesterfield SC faces death by auto charges. grand jury proceedings in Trenton will decide on trial.

North Adams Mass Walter H. Hitchey Monica Ayers Bennington New Jersey Turnpike David Hamilton Hospital Trenton Scott David Hitchey New Jersey Jerry Sellers Chesterfield S.C Sellers

Bennington Battle Day kicks off weekend activities

Bennington prepares for its annual Battle Day, Saturday through Sunday, with Kiddies Day at Spinelli Field and a Friday night band concert. The two hour Sunday parade features 20 musical units including U S Air Force Band, plus 41 fire departments. Tickets for the Sunday drum corps event are $2 and $5 per family.

Bennington Spinelli Field Firsfield Mass Eagles Bard Ving Spinolli Field John P. Proud U.S. Air Force Westover Feld Massachusetts Pittsfield Eagle Cambridge Keene N.H Frum and Bugle Corps Olympians Springfield St. George Olympians St. George Greek Orthodox Church Coops NEIPA Barre Vermont Danbury Conn Burlington Nave Robert Stafford Fieid Charles Sawyer Mike Walker

Hospital Notes And Births From Bennington Area

Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across several towns including Cambridge and Bennington with names such as Master Ole Christensen Mrs Allene Mayer Mrs Mona Ferson and Master Shawn Corcoran. Birth announcements include Ralph Widerwake Hoosick Falls and Matthew Wayne LeBarron Tarrytown New York born Aug 7 8.

Ole Christensen HI Cambridge S.Y Allene Mayer Mona Ferson Bennington Phyllis Wade Dorset Mary Colburn Whitingham Shawn Corcoran North Bennington Jeffrey Fortier Gayton Rockwell Linda Marsh Thelma Aggsware Rebecca Cook Arlene Marsden Patricia Woodward Backland Mass Jane Walker Eagle Bridge Ralph Widerwake Box 12 Hoosick Pulls Stephen LeBarron Pine Tarrytown N.Y Matthew Wayne

Bennington seeks higher federal revenue sharing boost

Town Manager Edward R. Lamb urged Bennington Selectmen to push for a larger share of federal revenue sharing after noting the town would miss out if it remains at 142000 while Brattleboro would receive 124000. Lamb cited the population based formula set in Washington and said Sen Aiken and Rep Mallory are being contacted as the House has passed a bill and the Senate consideration looms. He warned urban areas may receive a greater per capita allot under the current setup.

George D. Albert R-L Bennington Edward R. Lamb Lamb Uncle Sam Brattleboro Sami Washington Vermont

Funeral Rites Held For Frances Durand And Others

Military funeral for Francia Durand of 159 West Main Street followed a long illness at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Rev Msgr Francis B Flanagan officiated at St Francis de Sales Church with a rosary recitation. Burial at Park Lawn Cemetery. Other services noted for Mrs Stasis Boutin of Plattsburgh and Verne E Whitney of Readsboro with attendees listed.

Francia Durand West Main St Putnam Memorial Hospital St. Francis de Sates Francis B. Flanagan Mahar & Son Finneral Lawrence E. Warrington Edward Maynard Thomas Carmody Jon Iulrose Flanagan

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