NLRB Concludes Hearing In Globe-Union Case
The National Labor Relations Board finished a hearing at Globe-Union Inc's Bennington plant on charges of unfair labor practices raised by the United Auto Workers Local 1371. A ruling is expected in about a month as briefs are filed. talks on a first contract resume next week if negotiators can attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Bennington
Globe-Union Inc
NLRB
Boston
United Auto Workers
Aflcio
Globe
Samuel Ross
Union
James D. Williams
Banner
International Union
Williams
Manchester man pleads not guilty in deer jacking case
In Municipal Court Robert G. Frost 32 of Manchester Depot pleaded not guilty to new charges of attempting to take a wild deer out of season and aiding a deer with a light. Bail remained at 200 dollars, totaling 300 with the prior incident. Victor A. Bacon 18 of Manchester also pleaded guilty to shining a light to locate a deer and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. State's Attorney R. Marshall Witten said Frost and Bacon cases were companion matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
James Williams
Robert G. Frost
Dorset
Frost
Robert Slade
Victor A. Bacon
George WM. Fienberg
Atty
R. Marshall Witten
Bacon
Wit
Williams
Witten
James V. Brillon Sr
North Bennington
Brillon
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Cushman
North
Bennington
Atty. Cummings
Cummings
Fienberg
Cushman Company
Kenneth J. Stacy Jr
Rutland
John Walter Quigley
Quigley
U.S
Shaftsbury
Arthur W. Merritt
Chester
Landgrove
Londonderry
Merritt
Two Car Collision Near Grand Union Market Injures Family
A near noon Thursday two car crash on North Street involved Thomas Gowans and his father William Gowans of Springfield Massachusetts. Three family members were taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital with head and neck injuries. The 1963 Ford and 1963 Volkswagen sustained moderate damage after William Gowans stopped for traffic near the Grand Union Market. Police cited 11:45 a.m. as the time of the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Bennington Village
Thomas T. Gowans
William T. Gowans
Springfield
Mass
Dianne
Simone
William Gowans
Grand Union Market
Thomas Gowan
Bishop's Company Stages Another Fine Performance
The Bishop's Company presented Gary Heilsberg's Step Down to Glory at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. The play centers on Woodrow Wilson's peace quest and Lodge opposition, with Sue Sabas, Ted Parkhurst, and Rodney Douglas in lead roles. The troupe tours churches and schools, performing challenging moral themes across the U.S. and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop’s Company
Gary Heilsberg
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Bishop’s
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Sue Sabas
Edith Galt Wilson
Ted Parkhurst
Wilson
Rodney Douglas
Jordan Sen. Lodge
Democratic Committee
William McComb
Cary Grayson
Los Angeles
Calif
Phyllis Beardsley Bokar
Gerald Kennedy
Christopher Fry
U.S
Canada
Burbank
Bronte
Tex
Japan
St. Peter’s
G. B. Shaw
St. Joan
Henrik Ibesen
Selectmen Urge Voters To Confirm Subdistrict Polling Places
Bennington selectmen urge residents to check in coming weeks which legislative sub-district they belong to so they know their polling place for the September 13 primary and November 8 general election. Bennington and Woodford form a single district split into three subdistricts, each sending two House members. Polling sites tied to subdistricts include North Bennington Fire House and Molly Stark School for Sub-district 31 North. Eagle Hose Company Fire House for Sub-district 3-2 East. and Bennington Elementary School for Sub-district 3-3 South. Woodford voters go to Eagle Hose, while Bennington residents should verify subdistricts at the town clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Woodford
Vermont House
North Bennington
Eagle Hose Company
Eagle Hose
Bennington Theatre season ends with Sartre play No Exit
Bennington College hosts final performance of Jean Paul Sartre No Exit at 8 30 pm tonight. Reservations by telephone. Bennington brief items note residents changes, club events, and local notices including a Muscular Dystrophy fundraiser and library program at Harte Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Small Ensemble Theater
Bennington College
Jean Paul Sartre
Arthur Burbin
Bennington
Quaker St
Adams
Mass
Burbin
Bennington High School
Mt. Anthony Union
Stark Street
Bennington Free Library
Harte Theatre
Averages: Dow Industrials rise to 842.81 at noon
The stock report from Dow Jones Bache & Co. in Albany on August 12, 1966 shows the noon figures with 30 Industrials at 842.81 up 4.90, 20 Railroads at 214.89 up .25, 15 Utilities at 129.75 down .21, a composite average of 295.25 up .96, and a trading volume of 2,930,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Downtown parking and traffic plan outlined for village
The report proposes lots along Union and Pleasant streets with surveys of existing lots, new diagonal parking at Adams lot, and signage. It urges a Downtown Corporation led purchase of more Pleasant Street land, metering, a ring road to disperse traffic, and a Village Parking Authority to guide 20 year space growth. It calls for architectural theme, landscaping, and a consultant architect to align goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Pleasant Streets
Adams
Pleasant Street
Downtown Corporation
Village Trustees
Adams Lot
Parkers
Union Street
South
Silver Streets
Bijur
Armory Lot
Elm Street
Burdis
Valentine
Depot Street
Pleasant
Washington Avenue
South Street
Central Business District
Putnam Square
Valentine Street
School Streets
Walloomsac
School, Pleasant
Main Streets
Main Street
Main
Upper North Street
Village Zoning Board
GBA
North Street
County Street
YMCA
Retired Shaftsbury Teacher Dies After Frail Health
Mrs. Ada Priest Allen 72 a former Shaftsbury teacher died Thursday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after long illness. Born Ardmore Oklahoma July 16 1894 she taught in Landgrove Pownal Woodford and Bennington High School retiring 13 years ago. She held B S from Castleton and was active in the Shaftsbury Methodist Church and club work. She is survived by husband two sons and several grandchildren. Funeral Monday 1030 am Shaftsbury Methodist Church. Burial South Shaftsbury Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
William Allen
Ada Priest
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Ardmore
Okla
Henry
Susie (Windsor) Priest
Texas
New Mexico
Castleton State College
Landgrove
Pownal
Woodford
Bennington High School
Allen
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
1-40 Club
A. J. MacDonald
South Shaftsbury Cemetery
St. Anthony’s Church
James P. Ryan
East Randolph
Father Ryan
Hospital Notes August 11 1966 Admissions and Births
Hospital notes list admissions David Hart Charles Cook Bennington Louis Taft Manchester Depot Edward Hopkins Manchester and discharges Master Timothy Dailey Shaftsbury Mrs Helen Antonio Bennington Mrs Mabel Phelps Readsboro Master Ronald Loomis Jr North Bennington Births include a daughter Aug 11 to Mr and Mrs Roderick Corbett 328 Weeks St and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Pat Grande 116 Fillmore St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hart
Charles Cook
Bennington
Louis Taft
Manchester
Edward Hopkins
Timothy Dailey
Shaftsbury
Helen Antonio
Benenington
Mabel Phelps
Readsboro
Ronald Loomis Jr
North Bennington
Roderick Corbett
Weeks St
Pat Grande
Fillmore St
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Globe-Union
Harold Waters
Fred G. Rapallo
Harley Reed
Edward Ross
Globe Union
UAW
Andromeda
Beech Street
Beech Street Extension
Reyal
Pauline Forrest
Michelle Eastman
Karen Eastman
Laura Martin
Karl Martin
Sandra Eastman
Hagerman
By Pat Prandini
Bennington Briefs
George Kenon
Manchester Fair
ADV
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Priscilla’s
Bennington Pottery
Dr. Arthur
Elizabeth Faris
J.H. Manes
GOP
J. Duncan Campbell
Republican Women’s Club
N.Y. DuHamel
Rice Lane
Joseph J. Caracciola
Hunt Street
Campbell
William Francis Allen
Bridgeport
Hanson- Walbridge Funeral Home
Lillian M. Bacon
South St
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Blanche M. Granger
White River
Manticook
George
Mary Ann (McMahon) McGuiness
White River Junction
Louis
Betty) Arnold
Bogota
N.J
Center
Arnold
Roy
Mae) Reed
Sharon, Vt
Dewey
Miriam) Hall
Arlington, Texas
Thaddeus
Ethel) Karwacki
Utica
N.Y
Alfred
Mildred) Niedle
Cleveland
Ohio
Harry Z. F. Kivler
James G. Kivler
Bellows Falls
Knotty Pine Restaurant
Don Ratelle
RT. 7
North Bennington RD
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