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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1966

Page

12

Kennedy Discusses Vast Misunderstandings Of Route 7 Bill

Rep Walter Kennedy, Vermont highway chair, visited East Dorset to clear up misunderstandings of H 34 and the four lane U S 7 plan from Ruthland to the Massachusetts line. He urged trust in the highway department and criticized the Regional Highway Council while noting proposed bond costs and a potential gas tax increase. Local innkeepers and business leaders attended, with mixed views on four lane rights of way versus a two lane upgrade.

Dorset Walter Kenenedy House Highway Committee Kennedy Sea Republican House Appropriations Committee U.S Manchester Pownal Appropriations Committee Ruth Land Massachusetts Kenenedy Highway Department Regional Highway Council Kenyon Mann U.S. 7 Walter Kennedy Vermont House Manchester-Dorset Ringheisier

Bloodmobile quota set at 100 pints by Red Cross

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will park at Elk's Barn from 11 45 a m to 5 30 p m to collect up to 100 pints of blood amid high demand. Dr Michael H K Irwin stresses blood's life saving value while volunteers from Red Cross units, Gray Ladies, and the Burlington Regional Blood Center staff assist. Call 442 9458 for ride arrangements.

Red Cross Elk’s Barn Michael H.K. Irwin U.N United States Bloods Burlington Eugene V. Clark Fred Beecher Jane Borden Thomas Coe Richard B. Leake III John Leonard John Throckmorton Gray Fred Tifft Townsend Wellington Barbara Burt A.J. Dewey Jr Robert Stout Lavina Hayward Jo Berry Jennie Clark Dorothy Crane Ruth Gates Jennie Gardinier Wilhelmina Hicks Helena Nolfe Mary Schaaf Gertrude Studwell Hayward Motor Corps Weston Hadden Red Cross Office

Caucus Sets to Nominate Village Post Candidates

Bennington Village voters will meet at the Armory at 8 p.m. Wednesday for the Citizens Caucus to nominate candidates for nine local posts ahead of the March 15 village elections. Incumbents campaigning for endorsement are Leo Nash Joseph A Pello Jr Robert K Smith Seymour G Shultz Hilda Hurley Michael J Hogan Jr and John H Williams II.

Bennington Village Citizens’ Caucus Leo Nash Joseph A. Pello Jr Robert K. Smith Seymour G. Shultz Hilda Hurley Michael J. Hogan Jr John H. Williams II Salvatore Santarcangelo Henry Mallory Richard Hollister Bennington George Allard Jr. Allard Citizens Caucus Citizen’s Caucus Harold Griffin Citizens’ Caucus Committee

Bennington Ski Areas Report Base Depths and Events

Bennington and area ski areas report bases 18 to 22 inches with frozen granular surfaces and 22 degree temperatures. Upper slopes fair, lower slopes good with lifts operating. Community notices include school area meeting at Molly Stark School, a drama workshop, naval exercises, UCS trustees meeting, prize winners at an open house, senior class fund drive, PTA food sale donations, and local events including a baby clinic and loss notices.

Stratton Mountain Molly Stark William Sherman Cooperative Project For

Jupiter dominates early evening sky with Pleiades nearby

Astronomy note describes Jupiter high in the early evening sky with the Pleiades cluster to the west and in the northwest the Ram region toward Pegasus. It identifies two bright Ram stars, with Alpha Hamal as the brightest, Beta Sheratan, and a fainter companion Mesarthim.

Jupiter Pleiades Pegasus Aries Alpha Hamal Sheratan Mesartim

Obituaries From Manchester Center To Arlington

Area obituaries report Peter Coli 64 of Manchester Center died Monday at Rutland Hospital Born in Lampedusa Italy he immigrated to the US and worked 23 years for Rutland Railway later with Stratton Corp He married Pearl Hoard and leaves children Peter J Harry T Louis J stepsons grand and stepgrandchildren Also survivors in Italy Funeral arrangements include Rosary and entombment at Evergreen Cemetery In Arlington Grace Elliot widow of Elmer Elliot dies January 27 in Eugene Oregon Funeral services held there

Manchester Center Peter Coli Rutland Hospital Lampedusa Italy Joseph and Rose (Biendi) Coli Rutland Railway Stratton Corporation Pearl Hoard Peter J Caldwell Kan Harry T Winooski Louis J Milton Walter Leach Manchester N.H Clyde Leach Alexandria Coli Arelington St. Margaret Mary’s Church Arlington Grace (Goode Enough) Elliot Elmer Elliot Eugene Ore

Funeral for Miss Lucina Hulet in Arlington

Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Miss Lucina S Hulet a former schoolteacher at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home East Arlington Federated Church pastor Rev Granville Greenwold officiated Honorary bearers included Beach Randall Warren Galusha Randall Niles David Mattison James Williamson and Walter Brooks A delegation from Red Mountain Order Eastern Star led by Mrs Mary Best called and conducted its ritual Miss Hulet a past worthy matron entombed at Evergreen Cemetery vault Arlington She died Saturday at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington

Arlington Lucina S. Hulet Granville Greenwold East Arlington

Senate Amends Recommits Poll Tax Repeal Measure

Vermont Senate adopted an amendment to the House poll tax repealer bill then recommitted it to committee. Sen. Howard Foster proposed removing all money related local election matters including bonds salaries and fire and police departments. Debate followed as Sen. Frederick Fayette warned the change would hinder implementation and voting authority at town meetings.

Sen Ellery Purdy Rutland State and Senate

Time Editor To Speak At GBA Annual Banquet

John Scott, Time magazine assistant editor, will keynote the Greater Bennington Association seventh annual awards banquet on Thursday evening Feb 24. He is in Viet Nam filing a report on the region and will begin a nationwide tour to speak with leaders in government business and education about the Far East and Viet Nam. Scott joined Time in 1941 and has held posts from state department and London correspondent to head of Time Life bureau in Stockholm and Berlin. Since 1948 he has produced global material for Time including east of Suez and Crisis in Communist China as well as How Much Progress.

John Scott Time Magazine Greater Bennington Association Viet Nam Scott Bennington Far East Time State Department London Time- Life Stockholm Berlin Suez China Latin America Alliance For Progress

Breaks into three establishments spark police probe

State and local police investigate three recent breaks at Bijur Lubricating Corp vending sites, New Englander Restaurant, and Mt. Anthony Country Club. Vending machines at Bijur, owned by Harrison Vending System Inc., may total a loss of a few thousand dollars. New Englander Restaurant saw about $50 stolen. Mt. Anthony Club had liquor cabinets broken into, six bottles taken and a ripped cigarette machine. Chief Joseph Young leads the Bennington case. details pending. Scott, a George School and University of Wisconsin graduate, will speak at a GBA event followed by civic achievement awards. tickets available by Feb 19.

Bennington Village Bijur Lubricating Corp South Hillside Harrison Vending System Inc Hoosick Falls N.Y Shaftsbury Mt. Anthony Country Club Old Scott George School Philadelphia University of Wisconsin Urals GBA

Miner Survives Cave-In Described as Occupational Hazard

Wood survived the cave-in described by Bellows Falls Fire Chief Daniel R. Howard as an occupational hazard. Howard said Wood is "as tough as the ground he was in," and a fellow rescuer commented that "Anyone else would have died," highlighting the peril and Wood's endurance.

Hospital Notes and Vermont Legislature Highlights

Hospital notes list admissions and births in Bennington Manchester and Granville with new arrivals and discharges. Vermont Senate debate seeks poll tax repeal with warnings on federal action. House approves primary expense ceiling repeal and relief for poor residents funded by towns under oversight.

Vermont House Walter Kennedy Chelsea Senate Kennedy House State and Court

National Beauty Salon Week Drives Rescue Squad Support

The Bennington affiliate of the Vermont Cosmetologists and Hairdressing Association joins the national group to aid the Bennington Rescue Squad during National Beauty Salon Week February 14 to 19. A meeting was held at Mrs. Richard Stoddard’s home and a World’s Fair Fashion and Hair Style Show sponsored by Clairol was shown. On February 5 the group conducted a rummage sale and presented the Rescue Squad with 102.81 dollars. A Quinlan’s Drug Store window display promotes the week, with members nationwide participating to aid community welfare including care for the aged and disabled.

Bennington Vermont Cosmetologists and Hairdressing Association National Association Richard Stoddard Burgess Road Clairol Company Quinlan’s NCA Memers

Missing Girl Returns Home in Bennington Police Report

A 17 year old Bradford Street resident Mary Rose Shippey was located in Keene New Hampshire over the weekend and returned to her home. Bennington Village Police said the missing person alert was called off early Sunday morning after the girl was found and her parents traveled to pick her up.

Bradford Street Bennington Village Mary Rose Shippey Harry Shippey Bradford St Keene N.H

Fifteen-Year-Old Janet Peach Starts Plumber Career

In FENGATE England Janet Peach aged fifteen will quit school at Easter to become an employee in her father's plumbing business. The move marks a rare young entry into the trade with a girl pursuing skilled work in a male dominated field.

Fengate England UPI Janet Peach

Stock Averages At Noon On Wall Street

Dow Jones Industrial average sits at 984.18, down 3.51 points. Railroads ease to 271.94, down .30, utilities fall to 145.96, down .40. Composite average at 351.73, down .67 with volume reaching 3,890,000 shares.

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