Pinsker Seeks Nomination For Village Attorney
Milton Pinsker of 105 Shawmut St announces his candidacy for Bennington Village Attorney to run in the Citizens Party caucus on Feb 20. Former village attorney Reuben Levin withdraws, citing relief at leaving the race as incumbent John P. Morrissey moves toward district judge confirmation. Pinsker, NY and VT bar member, will retire from the New York attorney general’s office this year and pledges to vigorously enforce village ordinances while aiding the village in trials. He is also slated to run as Democratic candidate for moderator and town agent at next month’s town meeting.
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Bennington
Milton Pinsker
Shawmut St
Citizens’ Party
Reuben Levin
Vermont Senate
Levin
Pinsker
New York
Vermont
Albany
New York City
Brooklyn College
Brooklyn Law School
Ruth Hurley
Lake Paran
Bennington Village
MAUHS board weighs 6400 for park street cable hookup
Mt Anthony Union High School directors vote to move about 6400 dollars into next year’s budget for wiring amplifiers and the run to Park Street and five internal points to Better TV central. Project aims to expand closed circuit and cable TV to Bennington area schools with non profit support while awaiting improved Vermont ETV reception.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Park Street
Mauhs
West Main Street
Paul Fairfield
Vermont
Fairfield
Mt. Ascutney
Windsor
Bennington
Better Tv, Inc
Mt. Anthony
Better TV
Bennington Briefs Friday Feb 16 Local notices and events
Town Office will host motor vehicle registration from noon to 7 pm tomorrow February 16. Mrs. Alice Garant of 125 Coolidge Ave recently returned from a San Francisco trip with her daughter Rita. Mrs. Garant was joined by Mrs. Richard Hurley of Marblehead MA visiting her daughters. In California she toured Los Angeles and Disneyland. Bennington Fire District will test its alarm every Sunday at noon. George Benedict of Arlington, formerly Bennington, is a patient at White River Junction Veterans Hospital and wishes to hear from friends. This week’s y duplicate bridge winners were Herbert Douglas and Mary Nash first. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pike second. Next play Wednesday at 7:30 pm at the YMCA. Little League meeting tonight at 7:30 pm at the YMCA. Stratton Mountain ski area reports three to 30 inch snow base with six inches new snow. conditions good on upper, good to excellent on lower and in novice area. Moonlight bowling every Friday at 9:30 pm with free games at Bennington Lanes. VFW Post 1332 dances 9 to 1 with George O’Brien and his Rhythmaires. Final week of 20 week club. Iron Kettle Friday Special shrimp dinner 1.25 with sides. Napolitano’s Brick Oven Pizza open 4 pm to 11 pm Tuesday through Sunday. takeout 442-3949. Bennington Elks charcoal broiled steak dinner dance Saturday Feb 17, dinner 7 to 9, dancing 9. Reservations requested. Members and guests invited.
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Alice B. Garant
Coolidge Ave
San Francisco
Rita
Richard R. Hurley
Marblehead
Mass
Patricia
Kathleen
California
Garant
Los Angeles
Disneyland
Stratton Mountain
White Liberals To Be Discussed At Bennington Meeting
Sunday at 10 30 a m at the Bennington Free Library the Bennington Unitarian Fellowship will host an informal discussion on Black Power and White Liberals led by Robert J M Matteson of Matteson Associates. The talk covers purposes tactics of Black Power its relation to civil rights and its relevance to white liberals opposing discrimination. Dr Matteson outlined his career from Middlebury to Harvard and public service roles in New York City and the federal government.
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Bennington Unitarian Fellowship
Bennington Free Library
Robert J.M. Matteson
Matteson Associates
Matteson
Chicago
First Unitarian Church
Middlebury College
Harvard University
Rural Electrification Administration
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Navy
Institute of Public Administration
New York
American Society For Public Administration
Commission On City Finances
Bennington
Campaign Funds Solicited By Democratic Faction
A minority group on the Democratic town committee urged campaign donations for Democratic candidates in March elections, with contributions routed to Joseph Higgins per chairman Virginio Perrotta. At a Monday meeting the majority voted against spending money in the campaign amid discontent over last week’s caucus endorsements by the Bennington Taxpayers Protective Assn.
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Democratic Town Committee
Joseph Higgins
Virginio
Max’’ Perrotta
Bennington Taxpayers Protective Assn
Union Carbide Officials Speak at VTC Seminar
Randoph seniors at Vermont Technical College heard Union Carbide official Robert Mihuta explain interview aims. He outlined how recruiters judge fit, ambition, motivation, and potential for advancement in technicians, citing Walter Hazelton's career path at Bennington plant as example.
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Area Union Carbide
VTC
Randolph
Vermont Technical College
Robert Mihuta
Union Carbide Corporation
Bennington
Mihata
Walter Hazelton
WTC Electrical & Electronics Engineering Technology
Outdoor Graduation At MAUHS Is Okayed
Vermont hills will backdrop Mt. Anthony Union High School graduation to be held outdoors on the football field at 7 p.m. with indoor option if weather fails. Mt. Anthony board approved the plan proposed by Principal Charles Keir to allow more attendance while keeping a contingency for weather. Also approved, with usual stipulations, use of the auditorium cafeteria and two music rooms for a district Rotary conference on April 19 and 20, with Vocational Foods students serving meals.
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Vermont
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mt. Anthony
MAUHS
Bennington Rotary Club
Vocational Foods
Accidents Investigated In Dorset And North Bennington
State police investigated two minor crashes yesterday. In Dorset a 12:45 p.m. collision on Vt. 30 left Hilda Hazelton and passenger Lillian Anness with slight injuries. Hazelton’s 1966 Buick had right side damage after pulling into the Finlay 1968 Dodge. In North Bennington Enid Fienberg’s 1967 Buick entered Prospect Street and collided with Joyce McIntyre’s 1960 Chevrolet. no injuries and minor vehicle damage.
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Dorset
Hilda Hazelton
Lillian R. Anness
Adele Finlay
Hazelton
Finlay
Buick
Dodge
Prospect Street
North
Bennington
Enid Fienberg
Joyce McIntyre
Elks celebrate 100th anniversary with dinner and initiation
Bennington Lodge of Elks marks Elkdom’s 100th anniversary with a steak dinner at 7 p.m. Saturday and dancing at 9 p.m. Proceeds go to Silver Towers Camp for retarded children at East Brookfield. Sunday features a large candidate initiation led by Past Exalted Ruler John Maloney.
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Charles Boyle
Bennington Lodge of Elks
Elks
Silver Towers
East Brookfield
Bennington Lodge
John Maloney
Maloney
Boyle
Bennington Elks
New York City
Bennington Supt. Eyes New Joint School Building
The Bennington South Supervisory Union and CPCD seek a single new building to house the 604 Main St and 253 Union St offices. Supt. Howard F. Kelley was authorized to study sites and costs, aiming to replace rented space with a 24,000 sq ft facility. The plan could win 30 percent state aid plus 20 percent in reduced retirement costs, with roughly $350 monthly debt service projected.
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Bennington South Supervisory Union
Main St
CPCD
Cooperative Project For Curriculum Development
Union St
Supervisory Union Board
Howard F. Kelley
Supervisory Union
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union
Kelley
Ford Foundation
Mt. Anthony
Frank Bizzarro
Bizzarro
Supt
Bennington School District Board
Union High School Board
Folksinger Joe Wise to Perform at John XXIII Institute
Louisv ille based folksinger Joe Wise will give a free Sunday concert at 3 p.m. in the John XXIII Institute auditorium, open to the public and ending at 5. Confessions will follow with Fathers Bransfield, McGowan, Murphy, Foley, Gartland of Bennington and Gallagher of Rutland available. A 5:45 Mass will be followed by a communion supper. Wise, known for Gonna Sing, My Lord, tours St Albans, Burlington, Rutland, Barre, St Johnsbury and Newport. He drew a crowd at the University of Vermont last fall. The event is part of a larger Vermont visit.
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Joe Wise
Louisville
John XXIII Institute
John XXIII
Thomas Bransfield
Richard McGowan
James Murphy
John Foley
Frank Gartland
Bennington
William Gallagher
Rutland
Institute
Wise
God
Maleila
St. Albans
Burlington
Barre
St. Johnsbury
Newport
University of Vermont
Stock Averages Report February 15 1968 Dow Jones
Dow Jones averages show mixed movement at noon with the industrials at 840.38 up 3.00, railroads at 224.63 up 1.72, utilities at 128.77 up 0.84, and the composite at 298.52 up 1.49. Volume traded reached 6,210,000 across exchanges.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Hospital Notes February 14 1968 Admissions and births
Hospital notes list admissions George Armitage Hoosick Falls and Christine Waller Manchester Center. Discharges include Mary Unavitch Hoosick Falls. Births announced for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jamieson 329 School Street a daughter born February 14.
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George Armitage
Hoosick Falls
Christine Waller
Manchester Center
Jerry Jamieson
School St
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Explorer Post
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Bob Houle
Truman Southworth Sr
Ernest Dowd
Alan Hollister
ETV
Mauhs Board
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Tokyo
UPI
Takeo Miki
Khe Sanh
U.S. Marine
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
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NDEA
Shaftsbury
Pownal
Donald Rogers
Fairfield and
Johnson
Ham
Safford and Gage Sts
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Fire District
George Benedict
Arlington
Veterans’ Hospital
White River Junction
Herbert Douglas
Mary Nash
Stanley Pike
YMCA
Bennington Lanes
VFW
George O’brien
Rhythmaires
ADV
Napolitano’s
BenMont Avenue
County Street
Black
Democratic
W. Stephen Bradley
Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Danforth St
Bradley Paint and Paper
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Bradley
George Hubbard
John and
Helen (McCarthy) Bradley
St. Mary’s Academy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Jennie B. McWain
Sunderland
Jennie Bowen McWain
Pawlet
Arthur
Julia (Whitcomb) Taylor
Cecil MacWain
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester
Clement G. Belcher
St. James Episcopal Church
Bendi
Bennington Lions Club
Dale Carnegie
K of
Walton Vassura
Wayne King
Irving Daigneault
Leonard Anzivino
Mason Amadon
Gerald Morrissey
Harry Short
Carl LaPierre
Edwin Maroney
Haynes & Kane
BSSU
John
Ray Nesnane
Mary Unavitch
Harte Theatre
FBI
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WTA
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Monument Plaza
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