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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1966

Page

6

Manchester Damage Slight In Spite of Downpour

Manchester town officials report minimal damage after heavy rain. Washouts occurred on Glen Road Three Maple Drive and Bentley Hill Road but two were repaired by morning. Bentley Hill Road washout is temporarily maintained by Dailey Construction Co under a town agreement.

Manchester James L. Woodard Glen Road Maple Drive Bentley Hill Road Bentley Hill Dailey Construction Co Bennington Woodard

Bread price panel finds industry not to blame

Washington UPI reports a House subcommittee concluded after four days of hearings that the bread industry from wheat growers to retailers was not earning an unconscionable profit. The inquiry notes rising costs of baking and distributing as major factors while consumers often buy the most expensive brand. Safeway vice president William S. Mitchell said store bread can be cheaper yet not always chosen by shoppers.

Washington UPI House Graham Purcell D-Tex William S. Mitchell Safeway Stores Inc Safeway

Local notes on storms and 4H fair highlights in Shaftsbury area

Shaftsbury residents report heavy rainfall causing washouts on Union Street and flooded areas near Equinox Country Club. Town crews will grade dirt roads. long construction work continues for Mt Equinox charter house site. Northern Livestock and Hoosick Home Makers 4H Club held July 31 picnic at Calhoun home with contests and showmanship awards at Schaghticoke Fair Grounds.

Mt. Equinox Charterhouse Carthusian Foundation Union Street Equinox Country Club Woodard Northern Livestock and Hoosick Home Makers 4H John Calhoun Calhoun Pool Terry Hoag Schaghticoke Fair Schaghticoke Fair Grounds Jeffery Herrington Bobby Shaw Joann Herrington Beth Calhoun Guernsey

Gov Hoff Visits Manchester Fair

Governor Philip H. Hoff traveled from Montpelier to Manchester for the county fair. About 50 people gathered in the paint-peeling grandstand but Hoff continued with a brisk visit, eating a hot dog, shaking hands with fair officials, and greeting attendees with a smile.

Manchester Philip H. Hoff Montpelier

Hoosick Falls Event Highlights Local Outings And Fair Visit

Hoosick Falls residents attended a Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad transport after a heart attack at a summer cottage. The Hoosick Women’s Republican Club hosted an outing at Elwal Pines with a birthday cake for Mrs War ren Gooding and prize for Mrs Elizabeth Ely Walker. A Kiddie Karnival at the Athletic Field on upper Main Street promoted a proposed community swimming pool with games and contests, doll and fish events, balloon and hammer throws, a fortune teller, and refreshments. Governor Hoff spoke at the Manchester Fair about Vermont’s value of such events, noting many license plates from outside the state, and left after a brief reception.

Town of Philip Houston Carr Street Hazel Hill William Gilchrest Hoff Manchester Stanley Hinkley

White Creek Hosts Visit for Old Home Day

White Creek welcomed Mr and Mrs Don Eldridge and daughter Vicki of San Diego California Mrs Blanche Jones of Gansevoort and Mr and Mrs John Graham and daughter Tracy of Argyle as weekend guests of the Paul Jones and attended Old Home Day activities Sunday The Ladies Auxiliary of the White Creek Fire Company will hold a food sale Friday August 1 at the Gillespie Store in Hoosick Falls

Don Eldridge Vicki San Diego Calif Blanche Jones Gansevoort John Graham Tracy Argyle Paul Jones White Creek Fire Company Gillespie Hoosick Falls

New Pic 'N Pac submarine shop opens on U S 7

The Pic N Pac on U S 7 officially opened last Thursday. It will operate daily from 10 a m to 10 p m offering various combinations of popular sandwiches. Miss Cathy Tornabene, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Tornabene Jr, is a patient at North Adams Hospital.

Pic ’N Pac U.S. 7 Cathy Tornabene Charles Tornabene Jr North Adams Hospital

Breen Family Returns From Gaspe Fishing Trip

Mr and Mrs George B Breen and family have returned from a combined fishing trip tour of Gaspe Peninsula. The state Highway Department announced surface retreatment work is planned next week August 15 to 20 on Vermont Route 11 between Manchester and Londonderry with traffic to be maintained.

George B. Breen Sean Jim Martin Gaspe Peninsula State Highway Department Manchester Londonderry

Desperate Hours thrilling Dorset stage at Caravan Theatre

The Caravan Theatre presents The Desperate Hours by Joseph Hayes at Dorset Playhouse with Patricia Carmichael directing and Anthony Dingman designing the set. The 40 hour siege unfolds as Glenn, Hank, and Robish threaten Dan Hilliard's family, while Eleanor and Cindy endure coercion and fear as police close in. Barry Jenner, Fred Carmichael, Miriam Wolkove, Edward Powell, David Siever, and Elizabeth Hoagland deliver strong performances, with Jody Briggs lighting heightening the tense, compact suspense. The production is praised as a powerful, humane thriller with standout ensemble work, intensified by a clever upstairs downstairs set.

Joesph Hayes Dorset Playhouse Caravan Theatre Patricia Carmichael Anthony Dingman Jody Briggs Tom Winston David Hurt Jessie Bard Edward Powe Harry Carson Howard Enoch Eleanor Hilliard Miriam Wolkove Ralphie Hilliard Thomas Cooper Dan Hilliard Fred Carmichae Cindy Hilliard Elizabeth Hoagland Glenn Griffin Barry Jenner Hank Griffin James Seymour Robish David Siever Chuck Wright Warren Knowlton Mr. Patterson Arthur Jones Carl Fredericks Peter von Mayrhauser Miss Swift Pamela Reichert Cindy Indianapolis Glenn Terre Haute Hank Robish Eleanor Dan Ralphie Fred Carmichael Miriam Wolkove Edward Powell Jesse Bard Dorset Malcolm Cooper Dorset Hollow Rinehart

Pownal Tax Bills Total 256287 Dollars. Major taxpayers named

Tax bills totaling 256287 dollars go to Pownal residents covering town, school and poll taxes. Top taxpayers include Taconic Racing and Breeding Association, Pownal Tanning Co., and Warren Wire division of General Cable. North Pownal district debt notes and 1966 merger details noted. Taxes due by Oct 30 to Town Clerk Rachel Mason.

Pownal Taconic Racing and Breeding Association, Inc Pownal Tanning Company Warren Wire Division General Cable Corp Pownal Town Bennington Mt. Anthony Union Rachel Mason North Pownal

Summer food sale and lodge anniversary events in Vermont

The Women's Fellowship of the Baptist Church will hold a summer food sale Saturday in North Bennington village park starting at 10 a.m. Tucker Lodge 48 F&AM will attend the Marble Lodge 76 hundredth anniversary in Danby on Aug. 21 with a 10:15 a.m. program and 11 a.m. church service at the Danby Congregational Church. A 12:30 p.m. dinner, 1:30 p.m. rededication, and 3:30 p.m. guest presentations lead to a 4 p.m. closing. Donations for Eastern Star Home Day due to Mrs. Opal Lindsey, Mrs. Anna Caracciola, or Walter Whitman. Home Day on Aug. 28. Also notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Reynal and son from New Britain Conn., and a tale of the Lake Paran staff welcoming back director Bernard Leamy after six weeks studying in Hawaii with Hawaiian-themed dress and a luau improvised with Hawaiian spaghetti.

Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church Village Park Tucker Lodge F&am Marble Lodge Danby Danby Congregational Church Katharine Chapter CBS OES Tucker Chapter Eastern Star Opal Lindsey Anna Caracciola Walter Whitman Claude Reynal New Britain, Conn Royal Crosier

Heart Ailment Delays Speck's Transfer to Cell

CHICAGO UPI Richard Speck the 24 year old accu sed of slaugh ter ing eight nurses on Chicago s south side will remain in his iron bed in the Cook County jail infirmary for at least two or three more days Warden Jack Johnson said a lingering heart ailment has delayed Speck s transfer to an isolation cell within the jail complex He s not in a serious condition or anything like that Johnson said All other physical reports are good but there is a slight problem with the EKG Johnson said doctors ordered almost constant bed rest for Speck who has been recovering from an inflammation of the sac surrounding the heart Johnson said the increased physical activity involved in Speck s transfer he would have to walk about a half a block might aggravate the heart condition

Chicago UPI Richard Speck South Side Cook County Jack Johnson Speck Johnson

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Shaftsbury Fran Stacy Clifford Harrington Meine Dr. Arthur Elizabeth Faris Walloomsac Bertha Hoag Raisin Warren, Pa William Karns Warren County Karns Gov. Hoff Daniel Webster Putnam Memorial Hospital Arlington Jules E. Gillette Sr Louis Lavin Juella Wilson Hiram G. Savage Greater Vermont Eleanor Niles Best Buy Uttles St. Bennington The Vera Langlais Main St Thomson Manufacturing Co Ben Mont Ave Albert Allen Reading Manchester Fair Fair Jules E. Gillette Pittsfield Mass Edward Allen Ringheiser Chetringheiser P.O. Box By Marion Flynn Hilliard Robert E. Rudd Jr Main Street North North Street Bennington, VT North Bennington Elizabeth Dwyer Lake Paran Paran Bernard Bud) Leamy Leamy University of Hawaii Rengo Jacquard Rayon Armory Shop Oneida
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