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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1966

Page

10

Area Water Expansion Project Creeps Forward

Bennington Village water commissioners advanced planning for Bolles Brook as a new water source. They discussed 30 cent per foot easements for a Woodford to Village pipeline, debated hydrant costs versus easements, and potential tax adjustments to fund the project. Williams filed a preliminary inquiry with the government to seek federal funds as plans progress with Whitman and Howard Inc.

Bennington Village Bolles Brook Woodford John H. Williams Long Trail Road Vt. 9 Burgess Road Williams Water Board Nedra Hager William Braisted James Water Department Boston Mass Whitman and Howard Inc

Contest Develops For Auditor Post

A town election contest emerges with March 1 voting. The Town Republican Committee named John C. Malone as the party candidate for auditor for three years. He will face Vir- (text truncated).

Republican Committee John C. Malone

Bennington Area YMCA Campaign Totals and Local Elections

Robert D. Stout, Bennington Area YMCA chair, reports 5254.50 raised so far with many divisions still to report at a Thursday meeting. Winners in village contest were Naomi Lae Porte, Betty Bennett, and Loretta Amadon. Also noted are birth, admissions, discharges, and local political nominations and election details including candidates for town posts and caucus results.

Robert D. Stout Bennington Area YMCA Naomi Lae Porte Betty Bennett Loretta Amadon

Behr-Manning Executive to Speak at Troy Club Meeting

Thomas B. Macauley, Behr-Manning director of sales training and development, will address the Industrial Management Club at its February 16 meeting at Mt. Anthony Country Club. A Troy High School graduate, Macauley has 20 years with Behr-Manning and has led sales in Philadelphia Baltimore Buffalo and Pittsburgh regions. Reservations available via club members or YMCA office.

Thomas B. Macauley Behr-Manning Company Troy N.Y Industrial Management Club Mt. Anthony Country Club Macauley Troy High School Philadelphia Baltimore Buffalo Pittsburgh YMCA

Police Search For Girl In Vergennes Case

State police issued a statewide alert for 18 year old serviceman David Love Lorden and 17 year old Diane Cardinal missing from Weeks School in Vergennes. Lorden, driving a New Hampshire plated car, cashed a $30 check and attended a party Monday night. Police say he is absent from an unnamed military post since January 31 and has no bank account at a Keene bank.

Vergennes UPI Winooski David Loveden Diane Cardinal Lorden New Hampshire Theodore Gaudreu Gaudreau Keene

Students react to Viet Nam war debate at high school

High school seniors express mixed views on the Viet Nam conflict. Some oppose renewed bombing and seek settlement, while others defend continued U.S. involvement to halt Communism. Students fear a draft as they recognize the wartime stakes and uncertainties ahead.

Viet Nam U.S Steve McGaughey Hanoi David Wilkinson Edie Locker United States Russia Red China America Johnson Edie Greer Jim David Krug Bendi

Selectmen defend junkyard decision in Bennington vote

Bennington selectmen defended their week old ruling granting one automobile junkyard permit on Town Line Road to Robert A. Johnson while denying Marvin L. Loveland and Lloyd M. Bevins. Chair man Richard Van Santvoord said Johnson’s yard is farther from the road and out of sight, unlike Loveland’s. The board also announced resignations and unresolved future on the Town Planning Commission and discussed a drainage project on Fillmore Street, plus a Veterans Memorial Park plan with a $1,000 budget allocation.

Ginio N Max) Perrotta Mary Hodeck Richard van Santvoord Lister Raymond P. Bett Norton Barber Barber James H. Cross August C. Kelson James Kinney Thomas Maloney Hugh Clark Peter Donavan Jr Eugene C. Burt Lawrence F. Powers Milton Pinsker Armand A. Lampron Bennington Marvin L. Loveland Town Line Robert A. Johnson Lloyd M. Bevins North Branch Street Ext van Santvoord Loveland Johnson’s James Davis Burgess Road Town Planning Commission Commission F. Ellwood Allen Allen Charles Tilgner III Monument Avenue William H. Morse Morse Town Road James Cross Michael Hogan Ivor S. Pelsne State Department of Highways Greater Bennington Association South Street

Accidents Reported In Bennington and Vicinity

Police reported four recent automobile accidents in Bennington area none serious. An apparent hit and run damaged Edward Bowmaker’s parked 1965 Mustang on County Street. A rear end collision on Main and Pleasant streets damaged a 1962 Falcon and a 1961 Rambler. A Cushman plant parking lot crash involved Fred Babcock and Ansis Vitenbergs as they exited onto VT 67A. A head on collision on Henry Covered Bridge damaged two North Bennington cars but caused no injuries.

State Bennington Village Edward H. Bowmaker Coolidge Ave County St Bowmaker Main Pleasant Streets William Graves Pleasant St Richard C. Gardner Jr Main St Graves Pleasant Gardner Cushman Plant North Bennington Fred W. Babcock Ansis Vitenbergs Bennington Vitenbergs

Three youths face charges in Bennington Municipal Court

In Bennington Municipal Court on Wednesday three people were charged with operating cars without driving licenses. Jonathan L. Williams, 17, of Chester Depot, and his mother Mary L. Williams pleaded guilty to related charges with $15 fines. Raymond J. Leclerc, 37, of Bennington, and Philip A. Morse, 16, of Arlington, each fined $15 for driving without licenses after Leclerc obtained a Vermont license following a stop. Duane L. Bentley, 25, of Bennington, faced probation violation hearings, with his sentence amended to six months to three years. Gary C. Johnmeyer, 24, of North Bennington, admitted speeding on Shaftsbury road and was fined $15.

Bennington John P. Morrissey Jonathan L. Williams Chester Depot Mary L. Williams Manchester House of Correction Morrissey Daniel Holland Bentley Windsor Rensselaer County N.Y Gary C. Johnmeyer North Bennington Shaftsbury White Creek Road Johnmeyer Richard N. Fabricius Monuement Road Frank E. Johnson Jr Park Street Extension Fabricius U.S. 7 Johnson Kathryn A. Murphy Springfield N.H Arlington U.S Murphy Motor Vehicle Department Witten Perry E. Mason East Arlington Mason Sundereland

Bennington Briefs Pulled from local notices and updates

Pvt. Thomas P. Kinney Jr. of Bennington has been assigned to the 2d Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas after enlisting in 1965. Ski reports from Haystack and Stratton mountinas note 38 to 44 inch and 25 to 42 inch powder bases with lifts operating and cloudy 15 to 22 degree mornings. Local clubs and associations host meetings in Bennington and North Berkshire with talks, transportation calls, and Valentine socials. A Bennington High School perfect attendance list misprint is corrected naming Gail Loveland. A hospital auction tea, Coast Guard training, and SPHE chapter meeting are announced. Traffic fines are issued for Fabricius, Johnson, and Murphy with Mason case continued. Mrs Willis M Douglass marks 85th birthday with a family party, garden history and community service.

Pvt Thomas P. Kinney Jr Uneion St 2D Armored Division Fort Hood Tex Kinney 502D Aviation Bat Army Fort Rucker Ala Bennington Catholic High School Stratton Mountain Bennington High School Gail Loveland Betty Loveland Putnam Memorial Hospital Old First Church Monuement Circle Willis M. Douglass Grove Street Maurice Douglass Twitchell Hill Road Shaftsbury Douglass Douglasses Francis Hazel Hollis Armstrong Maurice George Lee Mass Ray Arvilla Second Congregational Church

Funeral service for Harry Wente Worth at Mahar & Son

The funeral of Harry Wente Worth, who died Saturday at Putnam Memorial Hospital, was held at Mahar & Son Funeral Home Tuesday. Rev. Frank W. Grippin, former First Methodist Church pastor and now at North Adams, Mass., officiated and gave committal prayers. A family prayer service was held Monday afternoon by Rev. Melvin R. McGaughey. Entombment followed at Park Lawn Chapel with burial planned for White Chapel Cemetery in the spring.

Harry Wenteworth Putnam Meemorial Hospital Mahar & Son Funeral Home Frank W. Grippin First Methodist Church North Adams Mass Mr. Grippin Melvin R. McGaughey Park Lawn Chapel White Chapel

Stock Averages Noon Dow-Jones and Railroads Report

At noon the Dow Jones industrials stood at 994.54 up 3.51 points. The 20 railroads averaged 264.20 up 1.24, 15 utilities 148.72 up .18, with the composite average at 351.37 up 1.25. Volume traded 4,540,000.

Milne to face court arraignment amid uncertain charges

Milne is expected in court Friday for arraignment with charges not yet known. He also must appear before the Vermont Supreme Court on March 9 to respond to Connarn's disbarment petition. The article notes state gaming scales and the Port Mullem Racing Commission members attending a Ways and Means panel meeting without indicating positions on the sliding scale. The bagpipe is described as an ancient instrument.

Milne Vermont Supreme Court Connarn Portmutuel Racing Commission Fred P. Davis Newport Edmund DuPont Winooski Charles Ryan Rutland Ways and Means Committee Davis Lefevre

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