Bennington BCA Schedules Saturday Meeting for Voters List
The Bennington Town BCA will meet in the sisters office on Saturday February 29 at 2 and 7 30 p.m. to add names to the checklist for Town Meeting on Tuesday March 3. Those who turned 21 since April 1 1963 may vote but must have their names added and take the Free Man's Oath. Saturday Feb 29 is the last day for additions except for those who turn 21 after Feb 29. Saturday also marks the final day to notify the town clerk about changing polling places.
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Board of Civil Authority For
Bennington
Sisters’ Office
Absentee Votes Permitted For Town Meeting
Voters unable to attend the Bennington Town Meeting may vote by absentee ballot. Official applications must be filed in the town clerk's office by 9 p.m. Friday February 28. Applications are available at the clerk’s office. Those out of town or away on meeting day must file by 9 p.m. February 28, while workers away from town may vote at the clerk’s office up to noon Monday March 2.
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Bennington
Union High School design eyed with expanded vocational role
The board discussed a multi floor plan with gym and auditorium near East Road, centralized admin library and cafeteria, three classroom levels including science, plus a north block for vocational shops. State officials urged 12 area vocational centers and shared time aid was outlined for parochial students at the union school.
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State Department of Education
Harold Graeme
State Department
Division of
Clay disputes Liston injury after bout
Muhammad Ali questions Liston’s reported injuries after their fight. He recalls being hit hard in rounds five and six while noting Liston’s eyes were nearly closed, and he challenges the seven physician consensus cited by others.
Hospital News Bids Welcome New Hoosick Falls Births
Local notes list multiple Hoosick Falls births and hospital entries. Families named include Mr. and Mrs. LaCross of 1 Carrigan Lane welcoming a son on Feb 25, Mr. and Mrs. Lewsey of 1 Becket Street with a daughter on Feb 25, and Mr. and Mrs. Dooley also of Hoosick Falls greeting a son on Feb 25. Additional names appear from Bennington and Scotia areas.
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John LaCross
Carrigan Lane
Robert Lewsey
Becket St
Hoosick Falls
Ronald Dooley
Bennington Community Schedule Highlights
Marshall Knapp notes Bennington High School class of 1967 sponsors a food sale Saturday at Central Vermont Public Service Corp store from 9 30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lucile Townsend, a hospital patient, is convalescing at Fairview Nursing Home. Mt Anthony Chapter Eastern Star sets a March 4 meeting with a 7 p.m. steak dinner and 8 p.m. regular meeting. Reservations by March 1. Veterans of World War I Barracks 1955 meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. All WWI veterans invited. Mrs. and Mrs. Leo Plourde head a Bennington Club roast turkey dinner Saturday 6 30 to 8 30 with dancing 9 to 12 to Bill Hart’s orchestra. Prospect Mt Ski Club meets Friday to assemble Slalom flags for the Junior Skimeister race. bring an eyelet tool and refreshments. Vote for Robert B. Condon Democratic Candidate for Town Sister March 3 1964.
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Marshall Knapp
Bennington High School
Vermont Public Service Corp
Mt. Anthony
Order Eastern Star
Donald Stephenson
Henry W. Bassen
VFW
Leo Plourde
Bennington Club
Bill Hart
Prospect Mt
Police Probe 3 Accidents In Woodford
State police investigated three crashes on Vermont Route 9 in Woodford. A Mount Snow Development Corp bus driven by Joseph E. Costello, 20, of Providence, R I, hit guard rails and he was treated for cuts and bruises. Sandra Matsinger, 24, of Havertown, Pa., crashed into guard rails and sustained a head bump. A tractor with no trailer left the road and struck guard rails injuring no one. driver Lloyd E. Chamberlin, 54, reported returning from New Hampshire with a house trailer.
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Vermont
Woodford
Mount Snow Development Corp
Joseph E. Costello
Providence
R.I
Costello
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Sandra Matsinger
Havertown
Chamberlin
New Hampshire
Shared Time Endorsed By Catholic Education Leader
Msgr. Frederick G. Hochwalt of the National Catholic Welfare Conference told a House subcommittee that shared time proposals could help joint use of school facilities by public and parochial students. He cautioned the measure would not alter NCWC opposition to broad federal aid for nonpublic schools. A Mt. Anthony Union High School shared time plan involving Bennington Union and Bennington Catholic High School is nearing agreement.
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Bennington
Union High School
Graeme
Union
Rupert Spencer
State Education Department
Division of
Union Board
Bennington Catholic High School
Spencer
Washington, D.C
UPI
Frederick G. Hochwalt
National Catholic Welfare Conference
House
Msgr
Hochwalt
NCWC
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Union School Board
Annual Coffee Chain Aids Putnam Memorial Hospital
The Hospital Auxiliary organizes its annual coffee chain led by the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El with co-chairs Mrs. Jerald Greenberg and Mrs. Abraham Moskovitz. Funds from A B C chains raise about 21 per session for equipment purchases. sessions run March 15 to 31. Call 442-5375 to start one.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
Temple Beth el
Jerald Greenberg
Abraham Moskovitz
Greenberg
Stock Averages and Index Readings
The report lists stock market figures with composite averages across sectors. Industrials railroads utilities and sales totals are shown with varied numerical values and changes, indicating a snapshot of market performance.
Six Vermont Student Councils Discuss Teen Guide
Thom as Shea of the Vermont Department of Education told a District III Vermont Association of Student Councils meeting at Molly Stark School that the proposed Teen Guide could start soon though not overnight. About half of Vermont high schools are already working on the code. Participants included Arlington Bennington Catholic Bennington High Burr and Burton Molly Stark and Whitingham with moderators Henry Coley Sister M Ancil la William Bell Therese Goodermore and Allen Sewery.
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Vermont Association of Student Councils
Molly Stark School
Shea
Vermont
Arlington
Bennington Catholic
Bennington High
Burr and Burton Seminary
Molly Stark
Whitingham
Henry Coley
M. Ancilla
William Bell
Therese Goodermore
Allen Sewery
Mr. Shea
Thomas Shea
Vermont Department of Education
BCHS
Bendi, Burr and Burton
Stolen Change From Washette Coin Machine
An estimated $75 in coins was stolen early today from a change making machine inside the Washette at 312 Main St Bennington Village. Police say a burglar entered the open 24 hour laundry, tried to force the machine, then pried a wall plank to access six coin tubes and remove dimes nickels and quarters. The thief also tried to break other vending machines. The Washette owner is Breard H Hawks. Police checked the site around 2 a.m. with crime reported by a cleaner at 7 a.m. The article also includes onlookers and local teen discussion unrelated to the burglary and mentions a March 2 workshop registration in South Burlington.
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Main St
Bennington Village
Breard H. Hawks
Baker Refuses Questions as Contempt Probe Delays Ruling
Baker, testifying Tuesday, dodged questions over a hundred times while investigators debated recommending contempt of Congress. The probe covered topics from a hi fi gift to President Johnson to possible dealings with a convicted white slaver.
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Baker
Senate
Johnson
Ruling on Billado Death Still Awaited
Montpelier Vermont coroner says he expects a weekend ruling on the cause of Montpelier insurance man Charles P. Billado death. Pathology reports and final post mortem tests will determine if death is by own action, with lingering uncertainty over motive and timeline.
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Montpelier
Albany
N. Y
Leo Sorel
Charles P. Billado
Sorel
Obituaries from Hoodsick Falls and Boston mark long lives
HOOLICK FALLS N Y Mrs Fanny S Burch 74 widow of Wesley Burch died Tuesday at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after a long illness Born in Eagleville daughter of John B and Hulda Snow Sherman Resided in Cambridge Buskirk and recently with her son Duane E Burch In the town of Hoo sick Survived by son Duane sister Belle Young of Troy N Y another son Clarence Burch Buskirk daughter Mrs Floyd Townsend North Petersburg sister Mrs Franc Burch Cambridge brother Darwin Sherman Buskirk 14 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren Funeral Friday at 2 p m Leo J Mahar Funeral Home Hoo sick Falls Entombment Woodlands Cemetery Cambridge BOSTON Mass Mrs Arthur Stone Dewing former teacher at Bennington Wellesley Smith and Mount Holyoke Colleges wife of a former Harvard professor died Monday She was 87 Husband taught at Harvard Business School She attended Wellesley Radcliffe doctorate 1906 After Smith 1910 retired then taught mathematics at Bennington College World War II Returned to teaching at Bennington College Member of American Mathematical Society and AAAS Leaves three daughters Stuart B Avery Lincoln Mass Floyd Morain San Francisco James D Ewing Keene N H husband publisher of the Keene Sentinel and eight grand</S>
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Fanny S. Burch
Wesley Burch
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Buskirk
Duane
Belle Young
Troy
Clarence Burch
Floyd Townsend
North Petersburg
Franc Burch
Darwin Sherman
Leo J. Mahar
Main Street
Hoosick Falls
Woodlands Cemetery
Boston
Mass
Arthur Stone Dewing
Bennington
Wellesley
Smith
Mount Holyoke
Harvard
Harvard Business School
Radcliffe
Bennington College
American Mathematical Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Stuart B. Avery
Lincoln, Mass
Floyd Morain
San Francisco
James D. Ewing
Keene, N.H
The
Levin Opposes Village Government Study Plan
Reuben Levin Bennington's former village attorney opposes a proposed study by Bennington Village Trustees to examine all forms of municipal government. The plan would cost 1200 dollars for a study committee to review village, city, farm and consolidated systems and report recommendations. Levin favors preserving current arrangements.
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Reuben Levin
Bennington
City Farm
Bailey Car Inspection Charge Dismissed In Court
Frank M. Bailey of 712 Main St had a charge that his car failed to pass October inspection dismissed on a motion by State's Atty. R. Marshall Witten. Bailey had been summoned after a fire damaged his car while aiding a second vehicle driven by his wife.
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Frank M. Bailey
Main St
Atty. R
Village council debates perceived misconduct and reforms
Sen Claiborne Pell questions if personal or sexual peccadillos fit the committee remit. Curtis warns against hush ups and warns it would harm the committee. Levin defends the village form of government and recalls a 1955 rejected charter that could guide changes.
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Pere Sonal
Sen
Claiborne Pell
Db R.l
Levin
Bennington
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