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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1962

Page

12

Bennington Briefs Highlight Busy Holiday Week Activities

Bennington selectmen cancel this week meeting. Union Carbide plant hosts annual Christmas dinner for about 325 employees with management serving meals and prizes. FAA private pilot exam set for Wednesday 6 p.m. at Bennington Airport with ground school students taking part. Nurses at Putnam Memorial Hospital host Christmas party with 20 plus nurses. Banner and Berkshire Eagle hold annual party at Paradise Restaurant with about 70 guests. Brundage case fines read 15.10 dollars for stop light violation. Beech Street School to present Christmas program Thursday at 1 30 p.m. First and second graders sing with Jingle Bells finale. Tri-C Group meets at 25 Bradford Place Wednesday. Molly Stark program assistant Nicholas Tgettis to direct junior high choir. correction issued for omission. County Democratic Committee meets Wednesday 8 p.m. to plan Hoff dinner dance for Feb 16 visit. Free Library closes Dec 24 25 reopen Dec 26 10 a.m. and 7 9 p.m. Steven Chipper Durocher hospitalized. Pine Cobble School Senatorship Fund screening at Williams College Chapin Hall begins 8 p.m. Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society to recite Rosary for John Proud Sr. at 7 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 53 Christmas event at Second Congregational Church 7 p.m. bring 25 cent exchange gift.

Bloodmobile at Elks Barn Wednesday for Red Cross drive

The Red Cross Bloodmobile comes to the Elks Barn Wednesday from 11 45 a m to 5 30 p m to collect about 100 pints for the Burlington Regional Center quota. Doctors W H Browning Curtis M Flory Abraham Moskovitz John Mook volunteer services. nurses aides, staff registration volunteers and canteen chairwoman Mrs W H Eddington and others will assist. calls for rides to the Elks Barn are available at 2 9458.

Red Cross Elks’ Barn Bennington Burlington W. H. Browning Curtis M. Flory Abraham Moskovitz John Mook W. H. Eddington Bennington County Ralph Burt L. J. Black E. W. Dewey Katherine Grant Fred Stickles Eddington

New Jersey moves to shut down Bennington linked mail order firms

Superior Court halted Factory Supply Co. of Paterson for running an alleged nationwide scheme defrauding consumers of hundreds of thousands of dollars. The case ties to Vermont's Buy-Rite Buyers Club run by Isadore Press. Court appointed a custodial receiver and set a show cause hearing next Friday in Hackensack.

Trenton N.J Paterson Bennington New Jersey Arthur J. Sills Factory Supply Co Main St Isadore Press Wayne Buy-Rite Buyers Club Buy-Rite U. S. District Court Rutland Stanley J. Pekalski U.S Vermont Frank A. Verga State Consumer Frauds Bureau John A. Lombardi Superior Court Donald G. Collester Joseph Brumale Collester Hackensack William H Stuchel Lyons District Buy-Rite Club Stuchel Factory Supply Club

Shop-Hopper Trims The House With Christmas Decor Ideas

Mrs. Mamis launches a weekly column on clothes home making and seasonal topics. This Christmas season she shares decorating ideas from markets like Fishmans and Woolworths, including blue and green glass globes and hanging apples, plus tips on displaying cards with clips and Elmer’s glue as a bonding aid.

Mamis

Rockwood Mobile Trailer Park Aims by Oakes Street

Lafayette Lyons owner of Rockwood Mobile Trailer Park plans space for 22 trailer units on eight to ten acres off Oakes Street. The site abuts Rockwood Mill and Lyon's Mill Supply Co with boundaries extending beyond village limits. Development stalls due to weather frozen ground highway bypass plans and two to three potential tenants. Lyons seeks to preserve tree cover while placing later trailers under shade trees.

Lafayette Lyons Rockwood Oakes Street Lyons Rockwood Mill Lyon’s Mill Supply Co

Two Crashes on Snowy Bennington Streets Injure Two

Two motor vehicle crashes on snow covered Bennington Village streets left two people injured. Richard C. Scott of Waterford New York sustained a cut and possible broken nose after losing control of a 1960 Ford and striking a utility pole on South Street at 456 PM. Earlier a collision between an oil tank truck operated by James E Leonard of Shaftsbury and Mrs. Mary M Perc ey of 306 North Bennington Road at Depot and County Streets left Mrs. Percy with a shin bump and heavy front end damage to her car after she admitted not stopping at a stop sign on County Street.

Bennington Richard C. Scott Waterford N.Y South Street Julius Manes James E. Leonard Shaftsbury Mary M. Percey Bennington Road Depot County Streets Percey County Street

Funeral Services Held for Mrs Alonzo Richard

Mrs Florilda Champney Richard died in Dade City Florida. Funeral services were at Mahar and Son Funeral Home and Our Lady of Lourdes Church North Pownal with a requiem high Mass by Msgr Francis B Flanagan. Bearers were James Moon George Bisson Edward Bisson Richard Champney Robert Buck Richard Pudvar. Entombment in Park Lawn Chapel and spring burial planned in North Pownal Cemetery.

Alonzo Richard Florilda Champney Dade City Fla Mahar and Son Funeral Home Our Lady of Lourdes Church North Pownal Francis B. Flanagan James Moon George Edward Bisson Richard Champney Robert Buck Richard Pudvar Park Lawn Chapel

Village Meeting Reviews Trailer Park Plans Ahead of Vote

Trustees will review interpretations of the article and development of two local trailer parks at a 7 p.m. special meeting in the Village Office before the public vote at 8 p.m. on the matter.

Harte Theater to Award Gifts During Midnight Lace Show

In Yuletide fashion the Harte Theater will give away 10 gifts at the evening screening of Midnight Lace on Wednesday. One show starts at 7:30 with prizes including a table lamp blankets bath towels frying pan and glassware. The final night adds a 6:30 prelude. Doris Day Rex Harrison and Myrna Loy star in the film.

Harte Theater Vincent Wiggin Doris Day Rex Harrison Myrna Loy

Car Skids Off Road In North Bennington Vermont

Vermont State Police report a 1956 Pontiac owned by Gerald F Campbell 21 of North Bennington Road slid on snow on a downgrade at the Mattison Road and Rice Lane junction, went into a ditch with no injuries or major damage.

Vermont North Bennington Gerald F. Campbell North Bennington Road Mattison Road Rice Lane

Bennington Man Pleads Guilty to Fraudulent Unemployment Claims

In Munici pal Court on Monday Robert C. Bump, 26, of Bennington, pleaded guilty to nine counts of fraudulent unemployment compensation claims and was fined 55.10 after restitution. Ira W. McCoy, 56, of Manchester, pled guilty to two counts of illegally obtaining unemployment benefits, made restitution, and received a suspended sentence with probation terms struck by Judge Waldo C. Holden.

Robert C. Bump Bennington Ira W. McCoy Manchester Waldo C. Holden

Area Unions Elect 1963 Officers in Weekend Elections

Local 534 of Ben-Mont Papers re elected Bernard Galipeau president over Lloyd Fleming as Local 63 of Polygraphic Co. of America chose Norman G. Burns over John M. Dalton. Local 534's officers include Cora Betit replacing the retiring recording secretary and Kenneth Oesterle as secretary-treasurer. Local 63 Amalgamated Lithographers elected Edward Midurski as VP, Douglas Holley as treasurer, Elmer Hall as sentinel, and Joseph Alves among production crew. Local 545 Upholsterers voted to keep Charles Judge as shop steward and donated $50 to the Mayer family fund after a November fire.

the Polygraphic Co. of America North Bennington Norman G. Burns East Arlington John M. Dalton Overlea Road Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America Afl-Cio Cora Betit George Rogers Dana Chellis Sam Kelson Ellis Condon Kenneth Oesterle J. Albert Merrow Ronald Maynard William Norcross Thomas Bushee James Green Robert Brown Philip Reilly Bruce Lavigne Leonard Powers Willard Metcalfe Nelson Eggbert Winifred Briggs Spencer Haynes Joseph Alves Eli Dawson Edward Keough Robert McWaters Henry Grimm Charles Griffith William Sorenson Robert Barton Donald Carrier Carl Hess Alfred Krawczyk International Union of North America H. T. Cushman Mfg. Co Charles Judge Bernard L. Mayer Chapel Road

Hospital Notes Admissions List Realigns Local Names

Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs Mary Harrington of Manchester Depot New York William Ingram of Hoosick Falls Master Michael Taylor of Bennington Master Robert Ryan and Master Kevin Ryan both of Hoosick Falls Miss Patricia Bahan of Arlington and Matthew Cole of Wilmington all noted as admitted.

Mary Harrington Manchester William Ingram Hoosick Falls N.Y Michael Taylor Bennington Robert Ryan Kevin Ryan Patricia Bahan Arlington Matthew Cole Wilmington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Carbide Union Carbide Corp Union Carbide Consumer Products Co Harlow Matz Harold F. Doolittle Binny Mason Jr Arthur C. Bryan St. Albans Hagerman Bennington Briefs Federal Aviation Administration The County Aviation Corp Joel Whittemore Putnam Memorial Hospital Paradise Restaurant Bennington Banner Berkshire Eagle Pittsfield Mass Banner William E. Brundage Beech Street First Baptist Church of Charles Charles Paddock Bradford Place Molly Stark Nicholas Tgettis Tgettis Democratic Committee Bennington County Court House Philip H. Hoff Steven Chipper Durocher Dewey St John Jay Pine Cobble School Senatorship Fund Chapin Hall Williams College Knights of Columbus Council 307 Holy Name Society Gibney Second Congregational Church Esh Turkey Swift's Butterball Turkeys Bloodmobile Ned Healy D. Dexter Davis L. Alden Graves F. P. Jones T. C. Thomas Emery Wheeler Eugene V. Clark Leo Brimmer van Vechten Graves Robert Holden Waldo Holden Richard B. Leake Edward Ransom H.J. Wallace By Nancy Mamis Fishman Woolworth's Fishman’s Woolworth’s New York Elmer Santa Claus Vermont Bank and Trust Company Santa Mrs. Alonzo Richard Theatre Harte Bammietan Breakfast AT Tiffany’s Gregory Peck Audrey Hepburn Princess Roman Namerey Bogart Willam Holden Sabrina Enna Billy Wilder Ben-Mont Bernard Galipeau County St Galipeau Lloyd Fleming Webb Street Adams Clothes John P. Proud Rocker Main Street Dial
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