Luksus Fashion Show Debuts Bold Dresses in New York
Tzaims Luksus showcased a 40-dress collection using his Bennington fabrics at a Seventh Avenue studio, praised as a major fashion breakthrough. The show drew hundreds of store executives and an ovation, with plans for a new firm Trains Luksus of New York Inc. and a parallel line of armless outdoor chairs. Prices cited begin at 250 dollars.
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Bennington
Tzaims Luksus
Luksus
Seventh Avenue
New York City
New York Times
Bernadine Morris
Christian Dior
Morris
George Halley
The
Herald Tribune
Eugenia Sheppard
Miss Sheppard
Balenciaga
Trains Luksus
New York Inc
William Bell
Bell
Hospital Notes And Birth Announcements In Vermont
Hospital notes list admissions including Rocky O Dell Hoosick Falls James J Kelly Benn ington James Rigg Shaftsbury Mrs Lucinda Skelly Salem N Y Mrs Frances Lorenz Sandgate Frank Infante Arlington Jay Ward Sr East Arlington Birth announcements record a daughter for Mr and Mrs Raymond Weeks Manchester Depot and a son for Mr and Mrs Donald Fisher East Arlington both on February 17 The piece then mentions furniture design and a Bennington based manufacturer displaying marine plywood chairs priced at 100 each or 350 for a four pack and plans to expand to chaise lounges and tables with outdoor use emphasized and a playful note about doors
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Rocky O’dell
Hoosick Falls
James J. Kelly
Bennington
James Rigg
Shaftsbury
Lucinda Skelly
Salem
N.Y
Frances Lorenz
Sandgate
Raymond Weeks
Manchester Depot
Donald Fisher
East Arlington
Luksus
Bell
Bennington Briefs Highlights From Local Church and Club Events
Bennington notices report choir rehearsals canceled for Saturday with resumed sessions Feb 26 at Masonic Temple. A Well Baby Clinic at Bennington Elementary School offers free pre school care from 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Putnam Hose Auxiliary hosts a supper starting 6:30 p.m. with social time afterward. Wesleyan Class of Pownal Methodist conducts a rummage sale 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the church annex. Prospect Mt Ski Club invites parents to a meeting at 7:45 p.m. at the Second Congregational Church with a chance to win a free day pass at Prospect Mt. Fred Rogers will speak on mountain management duties. Knights of Columbus will hold a Communion breakfast at Bennington Catholic High School after 8 a.m. Mass, honoring fifty-year members and grand knights. Other notes include a hospital transfer of Louis Bishop in critical condition at Albany Medical Center, and studio owners Lloyd Oppenheimer and Donald Comar returning from Rochester after a seminar on high school portrait photography in natural color. Also mention thanks to supporters of a village caucus and various local ads for dining specials. Finally a Bennington man injured in a Park and County Streets crash remains in critical care.
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Prospect Mt
Second Congregational Church
Dean Osgood
Moose Notes Dinner Dance and Watch Campaign
Moose club announces a Saturday dinner and dance with spaghetti served 6 to 8 30 p.m. Dancing 9 to 12 to Nick Marra orchestra. no charge. Kitchen open Fri and Sat with seafoods sandwiches for members and qualified guests. March 5 6 marks Lodge 1233 20th anniversary. Saturday buffet and dance Sunday class enrollment banquet life membership awarded. Members urged to enroll five at a time through Watch Campaign and enrollments for March 6.
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Nick Marra
Obituary notices for Mrs Clara Benson Perry and Joseph Cusson
Mrs Clara May Benson Perry 94 of Winhall and Newfane died Feb 10 at Grace Cottage Hospital Town shend Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Memorial gifts to Stratton House of Grace Cottage Hospital c/o Dr C G Otis She was born Aug 28 1871 in Winhall married Oct 11 1891 widower of Mr Perry died 1950 charter and honorary Mountain Grange member Survived by son Delard Perry Newfane daughter Luthera New York City 10 grandchildren 33 great grandchildren 12 great great grandchildren Kenneth Perry died a year ago Other death note includes Mrs Robert E Healy sister in law of Judge Healy and Thomas and Miss Margaret Healy Funeral in Washington DC Saturday Joseph F Cusson 37 Bennington native now Nashua NH died after an automobile accident Wife Virginia Parks Funeral plans pending at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Bennington further obituary in Saturday Banner.
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Newfane
Clara May (Benson) Perry
Winhall
Grace Cottage Hospital
Townshend
Woodlawn
Stratton House
C.g.otis
Bainbridge
Luthera (Williams) Benson
Perry
Ned Healy
Anthony Drive
Robert E. Healy
Washington, D.C
Judge Healy
Bennington
Cohoes
N.Y
Nashua
N.H
Joseph F. Cusson
Deery St
Virginia Parks
Hanson-Walbridge
Bloodmobile quota surpassed by donors in Bennington County
Fifty eight walk in donors answered the appeal to meet a 100 pint quota at the Elk's Barn. Altogether 109 pints were donated with 14 first time donors aiding the effort. Negative type blood donors totaled 21 with C negative eight, A negative fourteen, and B negative two.
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Red Cross
Elk’s Barn
Robert M. Parmelee
Bennington County
Chaiman
W. H. Eddington
George Atwood
Ralph Burt
Lottie Brash
Leonard Black
Theodore Corliss
Katherine Grant
Raymond Howard
Fred Stickles
Kenneth Cestone
Elizabeth Faris
Curtis Flory
Roderick Humphreys
Marcel Lewis
Julius Manes
Virginia Morse R.N. Col
Charles Hayward
Harold Hicks
Weston Hadden
Fred Gunzel
Caroline Darlington
John Throckmorton
Arlington
James McCabe
Chaimen
Bennington Court Deals Two Traffic Cases with One Odd Infraction
Clarence B. Jepson pleaded guilty to leaving a running car unattended with the engine in gear, causing a crash in Shaftsbury. He was fined 20 dollars plus costs. Raymond F. Baker admitted a second offense of driving with a suspended license and was fined 150 dollars plus costs for the Bennington Flats incident.
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Bennington Municipal
Clarence B. Jepson
Bennington
John P. Morrissey
Witten
Jepson
Vt. 67
Raymond F. Baker
Stock Averages Report At Noon On Wall Street
Dow Jones industrials drop 2.67 to 972.60 while 20 railroads fall 1.44 to 268.31 and 15 utilities slip 0.33 to 144.90. Composite average declines 1.00 to 347.63 as volume reaches 3,820,000. Political advertising noted.
Vermont House Ends Track Formula Deadline
The Vermont House voted unanimously to remove the January 1967 expiration on the track tax formula, extending the current 3 to 8 percent take from daily handle with no set end date. Gov Hoff and Racing Commissioner Davis gave mixed signals, while the legislature will decide future changes. Vermont has collected over 24 million dollars since the track opened in 1963.
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Montpelier
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
House
Philip H. Hoff
F. Payson Davis
Newport
Ways and Means
Davis
Atty
Henry S. Black
Wilder
Ways and Means Committee
Reid Lefevre
Manchester
Lefevre
Hoff
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rockingham
Venus Seen Morning Star Eight Months East Horizon
Astronomy notes describe Venus visible about 15 degrees above the eastern horizon for two hours before sunrise and continuing as a prominent morning star for the next eight months. It can be seen easily as late as 6:30 a.m. It is often called our twin planet, though only in size and mass.
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Venus
Earth
Tass Comments On Clay Draft Status By Tass
Tass the Soviet news agency commented on Cassius Clay being reclassified 1A noting the US Army seeks more cannon fodder in Vietnam. Tass asked why Clay is drafted now, suggesting he got smarter, and linked the move to the escalation of the war and lower IQ requirements.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
Cassius Clay
U.S
Clay
United States
Viet Nam
Army
Interfaith Banquet Highlights Ecumenical Movement Event
About 200 attendees from diverse faiths gathered at Paradise Restaurant for an interfaith banquet. Rev. Roger L. Allbright urged ecumenical progress, with Rev. Lawrence McAuliffe substituting for an ill rabbi and Bro ther Laetus Triole delivering the benediction. The Holy Cross Novitiate Choir, directed by Mr. Robert Loxley, performed three numbers to praise from guests. George Jepson was elected next year’s arrangements chairman, with Raymond Bett becoming secretary treasurer. arrangements also include Joseph Y. Shaffe, Charles Fienberg, Harold Kramer, Rev. William Abernethy, Leonard F. Black, Edwin Maroney, and George Delaney representing local churches and parishes.
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Holy Cross Novitiate
Paradise Restaurant
Lawrence McAuliffe
C.S.C
Meyer Minkowich
Brother Laetus Triole
The
Holy Cross Novitiate Choir
Robert Loxley
George Jepson
Raymond P. Bett
John W. van der Groef
Two Cars Demolished In Shaftsbury Collision
State police report two cars demolished on U S 7 in Shaftsbury. A 1964 Pontiac driven by Harry Franzoni 58 of Rutland struck a parked 1965 Oldsmobile driven by Alan Schwartz 33 of Carmel N Y. Franzoni uninjured Schwartz bruised and abrasions. A separate Pownal crash under investigation with details due noon.
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U.S
Shaftsbury
Harry Franzoni
Rutland
Alan Schwartz
Carmel
N.Y
Franzoni
Schwartz
Pownal
Baldwin Resigns as Bennington District Manager
Kenneth Baldwin, business manager for the Bennington South Supervisory District, resigned today without giving a reason. Mrs. Marion Taylor, chairwoman of the Mt. Anthony Union School Board, said the district will advertise for a replacement soon. Baldwin was hired Oct. 20. Continued from Page 1.
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Kenneth Baldwin
Bennington
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Francis Conenelly
Pownal Methodist Church
Otis Dorman
Knights of Columbus
St. Francis de Sales Church
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Albany Medical Center
Louis Bishop
Woodford Road
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Donald Comar
Lloyd
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Rochester
A & R Labs Inc
Richard Hollister
Beech St
POL Adv
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Stratton Mountain
Park and
County Streets
Moose
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Walden Theatre
Williamstown
Daily News
Time Magazine
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Zbigniew Cybulski
Harte Theatre
Walt Disney
Technicolor
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Baker
Bennington Flats
U.S. 7
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Morse C & B Block Co
Morrissey
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Molly Stark
Lth
Co-operative Project
Bergquist
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Citizen’s Party
Bennington Village
Henry Mallory
Hillside Ave
Bennington, Vt
Knotty Pine Restaurant
Don Ratelle
North Bennington RD
DIAL
Roger L. Allbright
Vermont Council of Churches
Burlington
Joseph Y. Shaffe
Charles Fienberg
Harold Kramer
Bennington Hebrew Congrega
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William Abernethy
Leonard F. Black
Baldwin
Lion
U.S. 4
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H. Ward Bedford
Cornwall
House Appropriations Committee
Broutsas
Brattleboro
Cecile Roy
Vermont Cosmetologists and Hairdressing Association
Richard Torrey
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