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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1962

Page

2

Vermont Crash Kills Passenger as Boy in Critical Condition

In Rochester Vermont 29 year old Richard S Dragon died when a car rammed a tree along Vermont 73. The 17 year old passenger Paul A Gonzalez of Middlebury was in critical condition with skull pelvis and jaw fractures. Driver Michael E Dragon 18 suffered minor injuries. In Brattleboro Ernest L Wood 42 was accidentally shot and killed during the state s one day antlerless deer season by fellow hunter James Guthrie 29.

Burlington Paul A. Gonzalez Middlebury Richard S. Dragon Ripton Vermont 73 Rochester Gonzalez Michael E. Dragon Brattleboro(ap Ernest L. Wood Brattleboro Wood James Guthrie

Two masked gunmen target South Burlington store holdup

A 13 state alert covered two masked gunmen and accomplices who failed to rob a South Burlington shop on Friday. An abandoned car found in Rutland contained two masks and an empty shotgun shell, suggesting the group bought the vehicle for the crime. The holdup occurred as security officer Robert Sprano and manager Earl Wales walked toward a nearby bank, with five shots fired before the assailants fled.

South Burlington Rutland Robert Sprano Grand Way Earl Wales

Burlington candidate Larrow seen as front-runner for mayor

Democrat Robert W. Larrow, 46, the Burlington city attorney for 18 years, announced as the sole candidate and front-runner for the March mayoral race to succeed Republican Robert K. Bing. Larrow also seeks the party’s attorney general nomination in November and previously ran for governor in 1952, breaking 60,000 votes.

Burlington Robert W. Larrow Larrow Robert K. Bing

Fire destroys large L shaped dairy barn in South Randolph

A massive L shaped dairy barn on G. Brett McKinney’s farm in South Randolph burned last night causing about 75000 dollars in damage. Fire officials say fumes from a leaking gas line ignited the blaze and 63 cattle were inside. most cattle were saved except a few calves.

South Randolph G. Brett McKinney McKinney

Fire damages Van Buren mansion and Oswego County home

In New York a Van Buren descendant’s mansion in Stuyvesant suffered heavy fire damage with $125 000 in losses estimated by State Police. In Fulton Oswego County a fire killed Mr and Mrs Ivan Grove and two of their five children in a five room Granby home. cause undetermined.

Winooski Fanny Allen Hospital Raymond K. Leroux Burlington Free Press Essex Junction Ralph A. Preston New York van Buren Stuyvesant Martin van Buren Peter Hoes Columbia County Fulton Ivan Grove Granby Oswego County

Troy man charged after fatal Menands telephone crew crash

William J. George, 26, of Troy, faces criminal negligence charges after his car struck and killed two New York Telephone Co. workers in Menands. Walter Dudley, 38, of Schenectady, and Michael DeMare, 27, of Albany, were splicing cables in a roadway pit protected by a tent and flashing barriers.

Troy William J. George Menands The New York Telephone Co Walter T. Dudley Schenectady Michael P. DeMare Albany

Berkshire Public Schools Begin Parent Teacher Conferences

In WILLIAMSTOWN the district starts parent teacher conferences this morning with schedule set by Daniel W. Gibbs superintendent. Kindergarten hours differ by school with central and Broad Brook adjusting dismissal times and a note that both kindergarten sessions receive equal instructional time.

Williamstown Daniel W. Gibbs Gibbs Broad Brook Central School

BCHS Dramatists Stage First Play On Dec 15 16

Bennington Catholic High School announces its drama club will present a three act play Lost Flight by C. B. Gilford on December 15 and 16 at 8 p.m in the school auditorium. Cast includes Janine Lincourt Kathryn Purcell Ellen Toomey Diana Merritt Laura Troy and others with Alfred LaTour directing and Rev. Donald Whipple as production manager. The play unfolds aboard a passenger plane bound for New York with revealing lounge scenes and a twilight zone style finale.

Bennington Catholic High School C. B. Gilford Alfred LaTour Joyce Michaels Janine Lincourt Penny Lester Kathryn Purcell Karen Wilson Ellen Toomey Dorcas Norton Diana Merritt Donna la Donald Whipple C.S.C Jean Fox Gail van Orman Eleanor Harvey Sally Potter Kathleen Torrisi Mary Brunina Edith Roy Susan Wolfe Patrick Curtin Robert Schultz New York

Benhi FTA Elects 1962 63 Officers

Benhi Catamount Future Teachers of America elected four officers for 1962 63 Gail Horst was chosen president and Susan Riley vice president Beverly Mould treasurer Carolee Palmer secretary Ralph Simpson and Stanley Farymarz serve as club advisors Eight girls joined the club including Lynne Preston Barbara Ames Susan Riley Carolee Palmer Sandra Sawyer Susan Smith Gail Horst and Beverly Mould Membership remains open to both boys and girls interested in teaching.

Benhi Future Teachers of America Gail Horst Miss Horst Carolee Palmer Susan Riley Beverly Mould Ralph Simpson Bendi Stanley Farymarz Simpson FTA Dryden High School Lynne Preston Barbara Ames Sandra Sawyer Susan Smith

Pat Nixon campaigned with cracked ribs in secret

Beverly Hills California Patricia Nixon campaigned for her husband Richard Nixon while suffering three cracked ribs. An informed source says she kept the injury secret to avoid pity though in intense pain for days.

Beverly Hills Calif Patricia Nixon Ricard M. Nixon

Bennington Banner Publisher Rates Notice

Advertisement shows subscription prices for Bennington Banner by mail and motor route. Rates listed include 50 mile radius Vermont six months eight dollars, one year fifteen dollars, elsewhere in U S three months four seventy five six months nine dollars one year seventeen fifty plus servicemen discount.

Bennington Banner Main St Bennington Vermont The Banner Publishing Corporation Associated Press AP News U.S

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