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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1963

Page

10

Democratic Caucus Names 3 Men for Re-election

Incumbents in three town offices were renominated for re election by the Democratic caucus at the Bennington County Court House. Richard Van Santvoord Michael J Hogan Jr and Raymond P Betit were named for selectman treasurer and clerk respectively with Powers Carroll Winslow named for auditor and grand jurors. A moment of silence honored late Judge Leonard W Morrison. Contributions were collected for Don Bosco School.

Bennington County Court House Richard van Santvoord Shadowbrook Road Michael J. Hogan Jr Grandview St Raymond P. Betit Imperial Ave Lawrence F. Powers North Bennington Joseph F. Carroll Leonard W. Morrison Alexander B. R. Drysdale Drysdale Morrison George M. Fienberg Democratic Town Committee

Vermont Sugar Maple Seed Sent to Germany for Study

Vermont sugar maple seed from the Jericho experimental plot is shipped to Germany for trials to establish the species in the Schwarz Wald. The move follows a 1962 forestry tour by US foresters including five from the Vermont Department of Forests and Parks.

Montpelier Vermont Germany Schwarzwald U. S. Forest Service Jericho United States Vermont Department of Forests and Parks Europe Sweden Bad Rippardinu Arthur F. Heitmann Oberforstmeister Giss Count Graff von Wallwitz University of Freiburg

Births and family notices from Putnam Hospital area

Miss Cheryl Stratton Bennington Mrs Bobbie Jean Loomis North Bennington Mrs Alice Wilcox West Arlington Master Thomas Lacrey Hoosick Falls Mrs Lucile Hamelin and daughter Miss Sandra Le Blanc. Births Mr and Mrs William Potter Houghton Lane Bennington a son on Feb 6 weighing four pounds eleven ounces first grandson of Carl E Allen 120 Hicks Ave paternal grandparents Lyman Potter South Stream Road Mr and Mrs Robert A Shippey 127 Putnam St a son on Feb

Cheryl Stratton Bennington Bobbie Jean Loomis North Benington Alice Wilcox West Arlington Thomas Lacrey Hoosick Fall Lucile Hamelin Sandra le Blanc William Potter Houghton Lane Potter Albertha Allen Carl E. Allen Hicks Ave Lyman Potter South Stream Road Robert A. Shippey Putnam St

Union School bond vote details and schedules announced

The board, with Boston attorneys, outlined a bond proposal and designated First National Bank of Boston to handle issues. Warnings and checklists will be posted by Feb 18, absentee ballots available from Mrs. Dermody starting Feb 18, with March 5 to March 12 voting. Information meetings set Feb 18 20 25 26 across area schools open to all residents.

Boston First National Bank of Boston Catherine Dermody Dermody Bennington Cooperative Savings and Loan Association South St Williams David Gil McCall Street Pownal Shaftsbury County National Bank First National Bank North Bennington Vermont Bank & Trust Co Vermont National and Savings Bank

Woman 67 found stricken in her home in Pownal

Miss Genevieve Dunn 67 of old U S 7 Pownal was found unconscious yesterday noon by Vermont State Police and died today at Putnam Memorial Hospital. She lived alone and suffered exposure and malnutrition. neighbor Henry Baker noted missed visits and no snow tracks outside. The body was moved to Mahar Son Funeral Home with funeral arrangements pending.

Pownal Vermont Putnam Memorial Hospital Genevieve Dunn Old U.S. 7 Henry Pat) Baker Powell's South Pownall Miss Dunn Baker Mahar & Son Funeral Home

Respiratory Illness Outbreaks Reported Across Ten States

The U S Public Health Service center said outbreaks of acute respiratory diseases have been reported in ten states and the District of Columbia including Georgia South Carolina Illinois Kansas Maryland Virginia North Carolina Delaware Maine and Vermont. Weekly pneumonia influenza deaths reported by 108 cities remain above epidemic level for a month.

Atlanta District of Columbia U.S. Public Health Service

Postmaster General Cites Price Difference for Telephones

In the House of Commons Reginald Bevins defended why a white telephone costs 8.40 more than a black one. He said manufacturing costs are identical but the higher price yields a useful profit to the post office which runs telephone service in Britain.

London UPI Reginald Bevins House of Commons Bevins Post Office Britain Len

YMCA Drive Passes 15000 Mark Sees Near Goal

Industrial and individual donors push Bennington area totals over 15000 in the YMCA finance campaign. Campaign Chair John Morrissey says the drive nears a 22000 goal as weather slows workers and volunteers expect continued contributions over two weeks. James G. Chapman, Middlebury College instructor, earns a Danforth teacher study grant for a year of graduate study beginning fall at NYU.

Bennington YMCA John P. Morrissey Morrissey J. Philip Hall Lucien E. Loomis Village Loomis Hall Bennington Village Middlebury James G. Chapman Middlebury College Danforth Danforth Foundation Chapman Elizabeth Buzzell Reginald W. Buzzell Buzzell United States New York University University of Michigan U.S. Army Tokyo St. Luke

Judge Morrison remembered for courage and wit in Vermont

Tributes pour in from press, officials and citizens after Judge Leonard W. Morrison dies at 55 from a heart attack in Bennington Vermont. The funeral is set for Saturday at Gibney Haynes Kane and St Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem Mass.

Leonard W. Morrison Vermont Judge Morrison Gibney, Haynes and Kane Main St St. Francis de Sales Rutland Herald the Herald Leonard Morrison Banner St. Francis de Sales Church

Two new Ole Miss admission rules set to take effect

Registrar Robert B. Ellis announced two June effective changes at the University of Mississippi. The updates tighten admission by detailing required courses and setting a passing grade for entrance exams.

Oxford, Miss UPI Robert B. Ellis University of Mississippi

Stock Averages Mixed as Industrials Dip in Trading

The Dow Jones industrials slipped 1.64 to 677.45 while railroads moved up 0.05 to 150 544. Utilities fell 0.72 to 135.45 and the composite average declined 0.60 to 240.07. Sales reached 1 730 000.

Uklejas Visit for 10th Wedding Anniversary in Bennington

Mrs. Ukleja and husband from North Brookfield Mass visited Bennington and Williamstown to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary. They called on Ukleja family and Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Nourse. Other items note Valentine bridge luncheon at Mt Anthony Country Club and various local meetings and events including VFW Auxiliary, Boy Scouts, town board sessions, and bank holiday closings.

William Ukleja North Brookfield Mass Bennington Williamstown Ukleja Ronald Morse Perley Nourse Earl Buzzell Uklejas Bennington County Medical Auxiliary Mt. Anthony Country Club

Barnett Faces In Criminal Contempt

The defendant cannot avoid a penalty by agreeing to obey the order and purge himself. Fines or sentences are nearly unlimited in both types of contempt.

Mrs. Ernest Corbett 87 Wilmington Obituary

Mrs. Ernest Corbett formerly Eva Griffin, 87, of Castle Hill died at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington after a 10 day stay. Born May 2, 1875 in West Halifax, she taught in Halifax and Wilmington and married James Corbett on June 10, 1908. She leaves a daughter Marion Corbett, a brother Fred Griffin, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church Wilmington. Burial in Cutting Cemetery. memorials to Baptist Church fund.

Wilmington West Halifax Frank Alma (Brown) Griffin Mr. Corbett Brooklyn Wilmington Baptist Church Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society Victory Grange Marion G. Corbett Dana School Rutland Fred N. Griffin Pittsfield Mass First Baptist Church Reginald Martin Cutting Cemetery Covey Funeral Baptist Church Memorial Fund

Miss Emily Thresher 90 nurse died at Putnam Memorial Hospital

Miss Emily Thresher a private duty nurse long based in New York City died Thursday night at Putnam Memorial Hospital. A native of England she lived in the United States for many years and resided in Manchester for some time. She leaves a nephew Edgar.

Emily Thresher New York City Putnam Memorial Hospital Miss Thresher England United States Manchester Edgar

Canada parties shift as Liberals gain in polls

Public opinion shows Liberals rising since the last election while Conservatives fall. Social Credit and New Democratic leaders plan to target the Liberals as front runners, with Thompson predicting a collapse of the Conservatives. To win a majority, Conservatives must gain 18 seats, Liberals 34.

New Democratic Party Social Credit House of Commons Quebec Liberals New Democratic Robert Thompson John Diefenbaker Thompson

Infant daughter of Dr and Mrs Frost dies in Loudonville

Elizabeth A Frost, infant daughter of Dr Oakley and Mrs Frost of 86 South gate Road Loudonville, died Thursday at Albany Medical Center. She leaves two brothers Eric S and Randall O of Loudonville. Funeral at Robert F Dufresne Funeral Home Latham and interment in Pleasant View Cemetery Middletown Springs Vermont.

Loudonville N.Y Elizabeth A Oakley Frost Southgate Road Albany Medical Center Bennington, VI Eric S Randall O Robert F. Dufresne Old Loudon Road Latham Pleasant View Cemetery Middletown Springs

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Democratic Caucus Dewey Putnam Hospital Union School North Bennington High School Bennington Catholic High School Bennington High School Shaftsbury School Pownal Center School Fienberg Bennington, Vt Frost's Schraffti Valentine Ambassador Frost North ST D.C H.greenberg & Son The Agnes Rockwood Len Morrison Washington U.S Winston L. Prouty Leonard General Assembly Eulogy Vermont General Assembly House Senate State Senate Ralph A. Foote Frederick J. Fayette Dchittenden Reid Lefevre R-Bennington Philip H. Hoff Hoff Dow-Jones—Bache & Co Albany Bennington Briefs VFW Margaret Knights Boy Scouts Troop 53 Second Congregational Church Camp Woodford Bennington Board of Civil Authority Moose Hall Babcock League of Women Voters Unit Barnett Ernest F. Corbett Canada Elizabeth A. Frost Harte Theatre Jules Verne Eves & Sun Haynes & Kane, Inc RT. 7
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