Trustees Scrutinize Pigeons Roads and Budget for Year
Village trustees failed to receive the 1965 financial statement from the treasurer delaying budget preparations. The meeting included discussion of Union Street parking restrictions and possible widening the street. Also reported were fines in Municipal Court for negligent driving and fireworks possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
Louis Levine
Union Street
Levine
Union and
South Streets
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Search For State Wards Stepped Up
State police said today they are stepping up a search for two state wards missing since Halloween. Michael J. Papineau, 14, of Hardwick and Richard Keough, 11, of Brattleboro disappeared while building a tree house Oct. 31. Authorities in Montpelier said no clues have been found and the boys had been placed in a private home with Francis Proulx of Glover.
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Montpelier
Francis Proulx
Glover
Regional planning plan sets per capita costs for 16 Bennington towns
The Bennington area weighs a regional planning commission with a total cost of 8000 dollars and 25 088 population across 16 towns. A key town provision may tie each town’s plan to four central towns Pownal Shaftsbury Arlington and Manchester within a year. Steering leaders pledge to explain benefits at public meetings and draft presentation by January 13.
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Bennington County
Regional Planning Commission
Bennington
Manchester
Arlington
Dorset
Landgrove
Peru
Pownal
Readsboro
Rupert
Sandgate
Searsburg
Shaftsbury
Stamford
Sunderland
Winhall
Woodford
Manchester Selectmen and Planning Commission
Bennington Commission
Johnson
J. Ford Shroder
Installation service for new pastor in Crescent Blvd church
The Missionary Alliance Church on Crescent Boulevard will host an installation service Thursday at 7 30 p m for the churchs new pastor Rev Richard O Lenehan recently moved here with his family to lead the ministry He is a Brockton Mass native and World War II Army Air Force veteran a Nyack Missionary College graduate and former Christian and Missionary Alliance missionary in West Irian He previously started and led an extension church in Buzzards Bay Mass and has three children Richard Jr Rosalie and Nancy all connected to Nyack College Bennington High School invites the public to attend the service led by District Superintendent Rev Richard W Bailey.
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Missionary Alliance
Crescent Boulevard
Richard O. Lenehan
Lenehan
Brockton
Mass
Army Air Force
Nyack Missionary College
Nyack
N.Y
Christian & Missionary Alliance
West Irian
Mission Society
Dutch New Guinea
Sentani
United States
Buzzards Bay
Richard Jr
Rosalie
Nancy
Bennington High School
The
Alliance
Richard W. Bailey
Transit Strike Grips City With $100 Million Daily Toll
A citywide transit strike cuts daily business revenue by an estimated $100 million as absenteeism hits 25 percent in a survey of 100 firms. Violence erupts when three men beat a Times driver, while transit leaders clash with city officials. Mayor Lindsay reports talks heating up as plans for staggered shifts roll out and car pooling improves.
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Robert Carlesco
New York Times
the Times
Michael J. Quill
Lindsay
Bellevue Hospital
Manhattan
Henry A. Barnes
John V. Lindsay
Transit Authoritya
Transport Workers Union
TWU
City Hall
Quill
the Battery
59Th Street
Barnes
Open Areas Proposal Gains Vermont Council Nod
Vermont Legislative Council approves an open areas bill to cut land taxes by 10 to 15 percent if owners till or grade land and curb junk yards. The state would absorb up to 75 percent of tax increases and over 50 percent if hunting fishing and hiking are allowed. Rep. Lawrence Franklin says the measure offers relief from excessive taxes on land used for residential, industrial and recreational purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Legislative Council
Vermont
Lawrence Franklin
Guilford
Village Board Considers Corcoran Sewer Request
Bennington Village trustees discussed a letter from the Corcorans’ attorney about sewer connections for their Morgan Street and Imperial Avenue property. Village Attorney John H. Williams II said no current application exists under village rules, while a 1963 application and potential litigation were noted. The dispute centers on plans to divide a 120000 square foot parcel for homes or a trailer park, with 1964 zoning prohibiting trailer parks and limiting single trailers on full sized lots in R-3 districts.
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Bennington
Heard Village
John H. Williams II
Joseph D. Corcorans
Morgan Street
Imperial Avenue
Williams
Corcorans
Town Selectmen Begin Work On Auto Junkyard Clean-Up
Bennington selectmen voted to inspect junkyard operations this week to enforce the state junkyard law. Yards in Green Acres and the Brooklyn District, including Fred Olin and Fred Hutchinson, will be checked for compliance and possible further action. Edward Flynn and three Bennington residents face a public hearing January 18 on town junkyard license applications from Robert A. Johnson Marvin Loveland and Lloyd Bevins.
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Bennington
Selectmen
Olin
Green Acres
Hutchinson
Brooklyn
Edward Flynn
U.S. 7
Bennington Village
Flynn
Robert A. Johnson
Town Line Road
Marvin L. Loveland
Town
Forcmal
Legislator Seeks Curb On Road Toll in Vermont
Rep. Luther Hackett of South Burlington urged Gov. Hoff to lead a program to reduce highway deaths in Vermont. He noted 152 highway fatalities in 1965 and three so far this year, compared with one at the same point last year, insisting responsibility lies with the governor’s office.
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Vermont
Hospital Notes Tuesday Jan 4 1966
Admissions none and discharges include David Remington from Bennington, with the report noting patient movement within the hospital. No new admissions recorded for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Remington
Bennington
Dorset Elementary Welcomes Three New Teachers
Dorset Elementary School welcomed three new faculty members at Monday morning assembly after the Christmas holiday. The Dorset residents come from Manchester and Arlington and will fill Grade 2, 4, and 6 positions. Valerie Crane from Manchester will teach Grade 2 and is a Dorset alumna returning to her hometown school.
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Dorset
Manchester
Arlington
Valerie Crane
Crane
Kent Crane
Bennington Briefs highlight local meetings and notices
Volunteer skiing mothers will instruct at Prospect Mt. on Friday at 9 30 a.m. The Social Security office in Rutland will stay open Friday evenings January 7 and 14 from 5 to 9 p.m. The Bennington School District Inc board will meet at 7 30 tonight at Beech Street School as merger plans advance. Surplus commodities will be distributed Thursday 8 30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Bennington Village garage. Donna Lee Hoyt is recovering from hip surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Agnes Wood is confined after a fall with a broken arm. Stratton Mountain reports 5 to 14 inches of packed powder with good lower areas and a closed upper mountain. two chairlifts operating. Roberta Eaton, Bennington native and University of Iowa senior, will play violin in a Collegium Musicum concert Saturday titled Telemann and his Friends featuring works by Telemann Handel and Couperin.
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Hoff
Santarcangelo
Bennington
Joseph Pello
Pello
Union Street
Four 21
South Street
Elm
Putnam Square
New
Bennington School District Inc
Beech Street
Stratton Mountain
Hdnovice
Roberta Eaton
A. Clarkson Eaton
University of Iowa
Iowa City
University
Collegium Musicum
Collegium
Telemann
Bach
Handel
Couperin
Obituary and local teaching updates from Dorset area
Mrs. Frank Bolster 84 of Manchester Depot died after a long illness. Survived by six sons, a daughter Alice Hart, a brother John Wade, a sister Louise Bolster, 27 grandchildren and 62 great grandchildren. Funeral at Brewster Funeral Home Manchester Center with burial at Factory Point Cemetery. Calling hours today. Dorset notes introduce Miss Crane, a former Dorset student now teaching and skiing, plus profiles of Mrs. Scotten and Miss Brodeur as new teachers and locals.
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Manchester Depot
Frank Bolster
Lena Wade
Merritt
Annie
Colvin) Wade
Danby
Alice Hart
Levi
Charles Bolster
Brattleboro
Ernest
East Arlington
Roscoe
Leon
George Bolster
John Wade
Dorset
Louise Bolster
Bennington
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Godfrey Parker
First Baptist Church of
Factory Point Cemetery
Great Society Discussion at Goddard College Fortnightly Evenings
Goddard College in Plainfield announces its Fortnightly Evenings series starting January 10. Director C George Benello says the topic is The Great Society Some Views from the Sidelines with no authoritative verdicts expected. Richard O Hathaway opens January 10 with The Great Society and its Critics from Right to Left.
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Plainfield
Goddard College
C. George Benello
Great Society
Kilpatrick House
Richard O. Hathaway
Funeral for George H. Lovell Held in Hoosick Falls
Funeral services for George H. Lovell of Walloomsac an old time pattern maker and retired carpenter were conducted Friday at Leo J. Mahar Funeral Home with Rev. Joel B. Miller officiating. Entombment followed in Maple Grove Cemetery with bearers Guy H. Phillips Stiles S. Smith Robert Croll and Oscar Yerenton.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
George H. Lovell
Walloomsac
Leo J. Mahar
Joel B. Miller
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Guy H. Phillips
Stiles S. Smith
Robert Croll
Oscar Yerenton
Vermont motel owners may organize association
Vermont motel operators have held informal talks about forming a Vermont Motel Association. The next open meeting is Wednesday Jan 12 at 1 p.m. with a buffet lunch at Mendon Pico Motel, Route 4, Rutland. Contact Kenneth L. Barrett for details.
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Vermont
Mendon-Pico Motel
Pico Ski Area
Rutland
Kenneth L. Barrett
Barnard
Stock Averages At Noon In New York Markets
The Dow Jones Bache composite and related indices are listed at noon showing 30 Industrials, 20 Railroads, and 15 Utilities with respective values of 977.72 248.68 342.62, each with a slight change. Volume reported as 80,000 trades.
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Bennington Banner
George M. Fienberg
Frederick A. Perkins
Perkins
Sara B. Sheldon
U.S 7
Fienberg
Sheldon
R. Marshall Witten
Witten
Stephen E. Hitchey
Hitchey
Texas
U.S
Viet Nam
Khe San
Saigon
North
South
U.S. 173Rd Airborne Division
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Tay Ninh
Burlington
UPD
William E. Dorn
Francis B. Flanagan
Ofte
St. Francis de Sales
Fish and Game Department
Richard Lenehan
Council
Village Board
Davis
Brandon
Village Water Board
A. Sidney Edson
Bevins
Loveland
Geareet Dein
Grand Union
Harte Theatre
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Martin Ranschofe
Steve Edwards
Ann McQueen - Robinson
Margret
Karl Malden
Tuesday Weld
Cincinnati
Ike
Dorset Elementary School
Bennington Briefs
Prospect Mt
Social Security Administration
Evelyn St
Bennington Selectmen
Alma Langlois
Donna Lee Hoyt
Depot Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Agnes Wood
Miss Crane
Helen Mach
Old Village
Dana Hall
Wellesley
Abbott Academy
Briar Cliff College
Chappaqua
Bennington College
Vermont Life
Glen Ellen
Dorothy Scotten
George Drier
West Road
Scotten
Southeast Asia
Thailand
New York State
Maryland
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
Purchase
Fordham University
Danbury College
Connecticut
Polly Brodeur
Paul J. Brodeur
Arlington Memorial High School
Brodeur
Castleton State College
New Hampshire
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
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