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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1964

Page

10

State moves to curb unemployment compensation abuses

Vermont's Department of Employment Security aims to tighten controls over benefits. Commissioner Stella B. Hackel asks employers to report questionable applicants and states that decisions on disqualifications will shift to local offices. The program includes training claims examiners across 11 offices with federal funding support.

Department Montpelier DES Burlington Federal Bureau of Employment Security

Rome Council Bishop Tells Audience of New Era in Unity

The Most Rev. Robert F. Joyce told Bennington crowd the Vatican II Ecumenical Council aims to end the scandal of Christendom by fostering Christian unity. He described renewal and reform as needed to restore Christ's likeness in the church and noted the council's diverse Masses and the Jews and liberty of conscience as key resolutions.

Rome Ecumenical Council Robert F. Joyce Burlington Bennington Catholic High School Christendom Joyce John XXIII John The Council Christ People of God

John Stone Jr Elected Head of Southern Vermont Club

John R. Stone Jr. of Bennington was elected president of the Southern Vermont Boating and Camping Club at its annual meeting hosted by the LeBlancs in Monument Avenue. Officers include Walter Corey Brattleboro vice president secretary Mrs. Richard Fonteneau treasurer Mrs. Everett LeBlanc and others. A Purim program at Temple Beth El and a religious school carnival are planned with many members attending from multiple towns.

John R. Stone Jr Bennington Southern Temple Beth el Leopold Kagan Rabbi Kagan Persia Haham Ahasuerus Esther Roy Thibodeau Everett LeBlanc Cyril Bluto Richard Bradbury Hinsdale N.H Richard Derosia Brattleboro SVBC Wilmington Mountain Mills

Cooties Unit Hosts Soldiers Home Show Sunday

The Military Order of the Cootie Green Mountain Pup Tent No 2 and VFW No 1332 held their annual hospital visitation at the Vermont Soldiers Home. Entertainers included DuCharme School of Dance students and Twilighters band members. Residents enjoyed tap, jazz, ballet, and rock acts with cake and ice cream served afterward.

Military Order of the Cootie Green Mountain Pup VFW Vermont Soldiers’ Home Edward Vosburgh Jr Harold Arnold Nancy Hall Margaret Knights Frances Hunt Lillian Bourassa Neva LaCroix DuCharme School of Dance Susan Sorenson Grace Phillips Judy Flynn Dale Gerity Linda Maillet Libera Napolitano Kathy Grimm Debbie Sachau Dawn Thibodeau Karen LaFarge Sheila Pinsonneault Diane Davignon Peggy LeBlanc Rosemary Rice Carol Christie Debbie Ryan Gayle Racicot Barbara Powers Andree Bruneau Cindy Latif Lisa Hier John DiGangi David Tiger) Chaffin Debbie Estes Kelli Racicot Ricky Leonard The Twilighters Bob Grimm Frank Napolitano Hank van Orman Sam Cameron Jack Harrington

Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Club Rehearsals and Elections

Bennington notes rehearsals for a St. Patrick’s Minstrel show chorus at 7 p.m. Tuesday in CDA rooms and a First Methodist Church evangelism group meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the church parlor. Bridge winners at Mt Anthony CC Friday include Harold Brafman and Rita Stump groupings with scores from 46 to 541 points. Dr. Arthur Van Derbrugh will close his Bennington office to join an osteopathic hospital staff in Maine. Firefighters rescued a cat after 13 hours atop a telephone pole, involving resident Mich ael Fraher and Fireman Charles Sawyer. The Green Acres 4 H Club met at the Bruso home, with boys enacting a starter and model cars and a 1941 Buick donated by Romaine Hebert for practice. The club asks for scrap iron and metals to fund its treasury. A Bennington County Court Jury will be drawn Tuesday for Phillip McKenna vs Ash Grove Construction Co. with attorneys Burgess for plaintiff and Holden for defendant.

Mt. Anthony Country Club Harold Brafman George Ellis Walter Hoover Vail Farrell Dorothy Brune Rita Stump Rose Noa Green Acres 4-H Bruso LeBlanc Avenue Romaine Hebert Middle Pownal Road Bennington County Court Phillip McKenna Ash Grove Construction Co John A. Burgess

Obituary Notices from Manchester Center and Area

Funeral services are set for Paul J. Mullen 48 of Manchester Center with burial at Factory Point Cemetery after a 2 p.m. service at Brewster Funeral Home. He was born February 14, 1916, and survived by a sister, Mabel Rose, and several nieces and nephews. A separate notice says Dai Hughes Allard seven months died in Philadelphia. a prayer service was held and entombment planned at Park Lawn Chapel. A coroner ruled accidental suffocation in the death of the baby born July 14, 1963, investigated by Dr. Donald F. Shea with state police involvement.

Manchester Depot Paul J. Mullen Brewster Manchester Center Godfrey Parker First Baptist Church Factory Point Mr. Mullen Sandgate James and Ethel Bentley) Mullen Mabel Rose Philadelphia Mahar & Son Funeral Dai Hughes Allard Jacqueline Allard Union St Joseph F. Wiseman Sacred Heart Church Park Lawn Chapel Atty R. Marshall Witten Donald F. Shea

Arm Transplant by Doctors in Ecuador Shocks Medical World

Two Boston surgeons at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital report the first human limb transplant from a corpse to a live patient in Guayaquil Ecuador. The 28 year old sailor received a right hand and forearm from a recently deceased donor. The operation is described as the first known human limb homograft with the patient progressing well.

Boston Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Guyaquil Ecuador Roberto Gilbert Clinica Guyaquil Richard W. Wilson Robert M. Goldwyn Gilbert Boston Hospital

Multiple Accidents Across Vermont Injure Four

State Police investigated several crashes this weekend. In Searsburg a westbound driver Ram bo failed to stop for a stopped car on Sleepy Hollow Road injuring four people none hospitalized. In Arlington Linda Garand and Ruth Nelson suffered bumps and head injuries in a three car crash on U.S. 7.

Massachusetts Sleepy Hollow Searsburg George Rambo North Adams William J. Partenope Rambo Ann Hamilton Perry J. Hamilton Williamstown Hamilton Linda Garand Armando S. Garand Weeks U.S. 7 Arlington Ruth Nelson Short Hills N.J

Shaftsbury man fined for driving without Vermont license

Lloyd J. Pierce, 25, of Shaftsbury, was fined 30.10 after pleading guilty to driving without a Vermont license. Police said he was arrested after a Feb 11 accident on Vermont 67. He held a New York license but had not applied for a Vermont license despite two years living in the state.

Robert Yakel New York City U.S. 7 Shaftsbury Lloyd J. Pierce Pierce Vermont 67 New York Vermont

Attorney comments on mandamus ruling and juror selection

Ruby Belli suggested that if the writ is granted jurors could include those who viewed the scene on TV. He noted the Texas Supreme Court could rule today and that the state Supreme Court often holds oral hearings on petitions on Wednesdays.

Belli Texas Supreme Court State Supreme Court

Auto Blaze Damages Bennington Car. Bailey to Face Court

Firefighters doused a car owned by Frank M Bailey at Main and Union in Bennington Saturday night. Bailey, treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital for hand burns, faces arraignment in Municipal Court after his vehicle, pushed by his wife Jennie Bailey, caught fire when antifreeze ignited as the second car overheated. Bailey had been cited for no vehicle inspection last October.

Frank M. Bailey Main St Bennington Main Union Streets Bailey Bennington Village Putnam Memorial Hospital Jennie Louise Bailey Bennington High School

Market Composite and Railroads Prices and Sales Report

The data show 30 Industries at 799.8742 with .88, railroads at 187.624 with .79, utilities at 140.624 with .82, and a composite average of 279.4141.17 along with sales totaling 2,840,000 units.

Volunteers Raise 600 for Vermont Heart Fund Drive

Area young people led by Southern Vermont Life Underwriters Association collected over 600 dollars door to door for the Vermont Heart Association. Teams underwriters and volunteers worked from the YMCA with many villagers away at ski slopes. proceeds support the Rheumatic Fever Prevention Program begun in 1962 a low cost penicillin initiative.

Southern Vermont Life Underwriters Association Vermont Heart Association YMCA Heart Fund Thomas P. Kinney Jr Union Street Jonathan Peck Catherine Kinney Barbara Buck Vernon Gage Joe Hall Lane Gershaneck Tracy Gershaneck Ann Hall Janet Gershaneck Julie Wolfe Cheryl Pratt Nancy Lawson Lochann Graves Bud Peterson Steve Mears William Cannavan Mike Cannavan Russ Christie Linda Ayer Dale Purdy Carol Colvin Cathy Egan Carol Santao Artie Peterson Winston Luther Rosemary Christie Gloria Hollister Nancy Humphrey Trudy Southworth Sue White Linn Wilson Fred Driscoll Bill Flood Fred Driscoll Jr Lynn Driscoll Marilyn Gallant Jean Lausville Jean Heiner Mary Lee Kennedy Joe Tornebone Janine Lincourt Peggy Boutin Ruth Gavin Peggy Kaul Jane Lackey Bill Saliba Mary Rita Schultz Connie Vasquez Linda Maroney Mike Saliba Harold Humphrey Joseph Wassick Bennington Town Leonard J. Black American Heart Association The Heart Association State Health Department Vermont Pharmaceutical Association Burlington Drug Co Bennington County

Bloodmobile planned at Elks Barn Wednesday

Red Cross Bloodmobile visits the Elks Barn to collect at least 100 pints before 5 30 p m. Weston Hadden leads the motor corps with Caroline Darlington Fred Gunzel and Raymond Howard handling transportation. Call 442 9458 to arrange a ride and donate to aid Putnam County hospitals.

Red Cross Elks’ Barn Bennington County Weston Hadden Motor Corps Caroline Darlington Fred Gunzel Raymond Howard

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Local Births

List of admissions and discharges across Bennington area including North Bennington Arlington Shaftsbury Hoosick Falls and nearby towns. Details multiple families with new births Feb 21 22 23 at local homes and Rome N Y. Names include Scarey Henning Harmon Kilburn Reed and Butler among others.

Daniel J. Scarey North Bennington Helen Henning Avelington William G. Hareman Edward E. Ayer Bennington Philip J. Bradley Hoosick Falls Juanita Kilburn Buskirk N.Y Kathryn Ellingwood Arlington Francis B. Ryan North Benington William G. Harmon Helen Jones Louise Playful Barbara Colvin Shaftsbury William Lake South Dorset Jon Terhune Milo Mears Fillmore Street

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