Town GOP to join Democrats against Cutts Resolution
Bennington Town Republican Committee moved to partner with the Democrats to oppose the Cutts Resolution. The plan calls for joint action on reapportionment to keep state legislative districts under federal court review and ensure a prompt, Bennington‑friendly outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Gop
Bennington
Vermont
Supreme Court
Republican Town Committee
Democratic Committee
Francis J. Hogan
Catherine Dermody
John H. Williams II
N.Y. DuHamel
Eugene V. Clark
J. Duncan Campbell
Republican Committee
Campbell
Banner
Lawrence F. Powers
Democratic
Bennington County
Allan B. Angney Jr
Arlington
Robert M. Wilson
Bennington Town
George van Santvoord
Williams
Cutts
McLaughlin fined in Pittsfield three car crash case
In Municipal Court Daniel F. McLaughlin 59 of Pittsfield Mass pleaded no contest to careless driving and was fined 35 dollars after state police linked him to a February 6 three car crash on U S 7 in Pownal He had driven for 35 years without an accident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. McLaughlin
Pittsfield
Mass
McLaughlin
U.S. 7
Pownal
John P. Morrissey
Philip T. Bacon
Arlington
Sunderland
Atty
Marshall Witten
Bacon
Witten
Bennington Briefs Local police report wet roads no accidents
State police report wet and slippery highways across Bennington County but no crashes were logged by state or village police Thursday night. Community notices include church circle meetings at First Methodist, a Valentine party at the VFW, a Legion dance, Boy Scout roast turkey dinner for Troop 53, and Friday Iron Kettle specials and Friday night dancing at F.O. Eagles Hall with a midnight buffet. also a stray dog and a call to184204211 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Bennington Village
Second Congregational Church
F.O. Eagles Hall
Benenington Aerie
ADV
Memorial rites for Richard Zeger Van Santvoord held in Bennington
Funeral services for Richard Zeger Van Santvoord of Hopkins Minnesota son of Mr and Mrs Richard Van Santvoord were conducted Monday at 2 pm in the Second Congregational Church with Rev Stephen C Greene officiating. Entombment followed in Park Lawn Chapel in Bennington and memorials to Blake School Hopkins may be sent via Mahar Son Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Zeger van Santvoord
Hopkins
Minn
Richard van Santvoord
Shadowbrook Road
Second Congregational Church
Stephen C. Greene
Park Lawn Chapel
Mizpath Congregational Church
New York City
Bennington
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Union Board Moves Toward Bond Sale and Land Purchase
Mt. Anthony Union School Board advanced plans for a new school after six districts approved it. The first major step is issuing 1.94 million dollars in bonds to fund the facility, estimated at 2.785 million dollars. Finance chairman Barton L. Jenks said he is compiling data on municipalities within the district for board review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union
First National Bank of Boston
Jenks
Mt. Anthony Union District
Boston Bank
Vermont
Montpelier
Noreman Stratton
Gerald E. Morrissey
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Soldiers’ Home
Union District
Bendi Lease
John P. Morrissey
Arthur E. Wickenden
Union and
Bennington Graded School Boards
Benenington
Union Board
Atty. Euegene V. Clark
Morrissey
Union High School
Taylor
Bennington Catholic High School
Union
Bendi
Supt
Allan J. Heath
Jane McCullough
Franklin Frantz
Arethur S. Faris
Marian Cummings
Wickenden
David Adler
Cummings
Vermont in Mississippi honors VIM directors and clergy
Vermont state officials led by Gov. Hoff join clergy as honorary directors of the Vermont in Mississippi project VIM Ted Seaver a Montpelier teacher who worked on the 1964 Freedom Summer will spend a year on civil rights work in Mississippi The group includes Lt Gov Daley House Speaker Billings and several senators and representatives The clergy honorary directors include bishops rabbis and ministers from Vermont involved in the project aimed at aiding Mississippi Negroes facing political and social oppression
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Mississippi
Ted Seaver
Montpelier
Jackson
Magnolia
Philip H. Hoff
John J. Daley
Rutland
House
Franklin S. Billings Jr
Woodstock
Ele Lery Purdy
Mendon
Senate Education Committee
Flora Coutts
Newsport
Hareold Raynolds Jr
Springfield
State Board of Education
Robert H. Ryan
Vermont Bar Association
Harvey D. Butterfield
Episcopal Diocese
Elmer Haley
Lawrence Larrowe
Troy Methodist Conference
Robert F. Joyce
D.D
Max Wall
Burlington
Ohavi Zedek
Max Webster
Bennington
Vermont Congregational Conference
Vermont Civil Rights Union
Ursban
VCRU
Versmont
Jackson, Miss
Infant Dominick Carangio Jr. dies in Shaftsbury Hollow
Infant Dominick Carangio Jr. son of Dominick and Gail Carangio of Shaftsbury Hollow died at home aged four months. Survived by maternal grandmother Mrs. Francis Livingston and grandfather Raymond Carangio and paternal grandmother Mrs Effie Quinn. A family service is set at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Arlington with Rev. Granville Greenwold officiating. Entombment in Evergreen Cemetery Arlington. A prior family prayer service was held, with a Mack Molding Co delegation visiting. Friends and relatives from East Wallingford Manchester Bennington and Shaftsbury attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda F. Latif
East Main St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. Francis de Sales
Francis B. Flanagan
Gibney, Haynes & Kane Funeral
Byron Leray
Gerald Cornell
William Hart
Edward Haddad
George Salem
Frank Joseph
Mitchell Kahwajy
Berlin
Newington
St. Anthony’s Church of
Springfield
Nagim M. Cheerallah
Peter and Paul Mooradd
William Campbell
George Shea
William Bahan
Henry Ryan
Irving Gardner
Bennington
Arlington
Harold Jennings
Federated Church
East Arlington
Granville Greenwold
John Moore
Greenwold
Factory Point Cemetery
Manchester
Jennings
James Roberts
William Roberts
Robert Young
Harry Young Jr
Dale Jennings
Shaftsbury
Dominick Carangio Jr
Dominick
Gail( Livingston) Carangio
Shaftsbury Hollow
Kenneth Skidmore
Francis Livingston
White Creek
Raymond Carangio
New Windsor
N.Y
Effie Quinn
Sunderland
Hanson- Walbridge
Evergreen Cemetery
Donald Belcher
East Wallingford
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Mack Molding Co
Mr. Jennings
Stock Averages Report Noon Levels Across Sectors
The Dow Jones industrials stand at 887.14, up 5.26. Railroads rise to 207.71, up 0.64. Utilities at 161.19 gain 0.38. Composite average reaches 311.46, up 1.41. Sales total 2,240,006.
Floodwall Plans Extend South Bank Near Park Street
The union board meets after a vote to discuss floodwall work. A retaining wall on the river's south side near the Brooklyn Bridge may be extended upstream to Park Street Bridge, aligning with the school site boundary. The Corps of Engineers proposed wall extensions upstream and downstream from the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bridge
Aiken
Corps of Engineers
Park Street Bridge
Hillbilly Show Nets $300 for March of Dimes
Approximately $300 was turned over to James A. Bow the March of Dimes treasurer after the American Legion Post 13 Hillbilly Show Sunday. More than 300 attended the benefit founded by the late Bernard J. McNaney. Opening the show was Princess Crawford of East Arlington, a baton twirler and dancer who has recovered from a birth defect. She presented McNaney's widow Maud McNaney with an orchid corsage. The four and a half hours of entertainment featured groups from the area including the Peaceful Valley Boys Smoky Green and the Green Mountain Boys with Don Mylott and his wife, Jimmy Harn ich with his country fiddle, the Wonder Valley Gang, Joe Guetti and his Country Aires with Evette Conquest, the Lost Chords, the Rhythmaires and the Canadians. Several performers had birth defects or polio but persevered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bow
March of Dimes
American Legion Post
Bernard J. McNaney
Princess Crawford
East Arlington
Peaceful Valley Boys
Smoky Green
Green Mountain Boys
Don Mylott
Jimmy Harnich
Pete Williams
Wonder Valley Gang
Joe Guetti
Country Aires
Evette Conquest
The
Lost Chords
Rhythmaires
Canadians
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Record
Admissions list includes Elizabeth Ann Becker Se cane Pa Miss Margaret K Cook White Creek Master Daniel L Leonard Bennington Discharges include Mrs Helen Hattat R D 1 Emil E Bellemare Mrs Parma Par menter Ralph R Oakes John F Wohnus Bennington College Bennington Mrs Gladys Niles Hoosick Falls Mrs Barbara Merriman and daughter Cambridge New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Becker
Se Cane
Margaret K. Cook
White Creek
Daniel L. Leonard
Bennington
Helen Hattat
R.D
Emil E. Bellemare
Parma Parmenter
Ralph R. Oakes
John F. Wohnus
Bennington College
Gladys
Niles
Hoosick Falls
Barbara Merriman
Cambridge
N.Y
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William H. Luck
Internal Revenue Service
Right
Vermont House
Byron Hathorn
Hartford
Hathorn
Hoff
Gage and
Safford Streets
Henry W. Weeks
Lyons District
Shirley Salter
Gage St
Weeks
Safford Street
Salter
Gage Street
Bennington Briefs
Circle I
First Methodist Church
VFW
North Street
Esther Greene
Wilma Costa
Bennington Post 13
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Virginia
Arthur J. Hoffman
Long Island National Cemetery
Farmingdale, L.I
Seaver
John Williams
Merchants Row
Paul Hackel
Bellevue Ave
Bensington
BCHS
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
South Viet Nam
Laos
North Vietnamese
Peking
Formosa
Hong Kong
U.S
Korea
Walden Theatre
HET Ecole
Tom Jones
Lopert Pictures Corporation
Harte Theatre
Umbia
Charles H Schneer
Panamision
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
POST
Clarence Cross
Department of Vermont
David Knights
Kenneth Baker
State Armory
J.alexander Bow
RT. 7 North
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