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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1968

Page

12

UVM Night Program Could Reach Bennington Soon

School leaders heard from John Bushee of the University of Vermont that a Bennington night education center may start with several courses in 1968 if enough interest is shown. UVM would open a full center later, possibly 1969, contingent on surveys and a minimum ten enrollees per course.

Supervisory Union Board John Bushee University of Vermont UVM Bennington Bushee Springfield Richard Sleeman Lyman S. Rowell Sleeman

Police Investigate Several Accidents

State and local police investigated several noninjury crashes yesterday and this morning, blamed on cold weather and exhaust fumes. Maurice Noon struck a parked Raymond Allen car on Ben Mont Avenue near Ward's Store, causing rear and front damage. James Taylor, 60, rear collided with Patrick Burke, 27, on U.S.7 near Lover's Lane. Betit and Mollica cars collided head on on Hunt Street bridge, with about $375 total damage. A Volkswagen driven by James Shoemaker, 17, Norton Street, Bennington, was involved in a one car mishap yesterday evening.

Ben Mont Avenue Ward Village Maurice Noon Stark St Raymond E. Allen County St Taylor Hunt Street Bridge Wilfred R. Betit Hunt Street Beverly B. Mollica Pageant Street Betit Chrysler Volkswagen James Shoemaker Norton Street Bennington

Hospital Notes Admits and Births for Jan 10, 1968

Admissions list includes Mrs. Mary Berube Manchester Depot Mrs. Beverly Mc Coy Mrs. Marne Church Benn ington Louis Harris North Pownal Mrs. Marie Babcock and son Petersburg N Y Alfred Ellett Barbara Payne James Chatter ton Trisha L Main Benn ington Harry Fink Hoosick Falls Richard F Ryan Shaftsbury Births report a son to Mr and Mrs Wesley Alder man of Berlin N Y Police describe a single vehicle accident with a car rolling over traveling south on the East Road no injuries Shoemaker not injured Another two vehicle crash at 5 15 p m in Arlington involved Paul A Ennis Sr 26 Sunderland and Harris Corey 22 Mt Tabor both cars suffered moderate damage.

Marie Babcock Vera A. Johnson Bennington Arlington Paul A. Ennis Sr Sunderland Harris Corey Mt. Tabor Ennis Totten’s

Bennington Briefs: Thrift Shop Closed and GOP Event

The Thrift Shop will be closed this Friday and Saturday. Club president Ronald Marcoux and Mrs. Marcoux will serve snacks at the Bennington Club Friday night from 8 p.m. Elbert Moulton, Republican State Chairman, will attend a GOP Reunion Dessert at Mt. Anthony Union High School this evening. Dessert at 7 p.m. followed by the meeting at 8 p.m. Iron Kettle Friday Special offers deep fried clams with potato, vegetable and beverage for $1.25.

Ronald Marcoux Marcoux Bennington Club Elbert Moulton Mt. Anthony Union High School GOP County Committee

False Alarm Clears Without Fire at Local School

Bennington fire crews responded to a 7:45 pm alarm at a school auditorium where a play group was rehearsing. The alarm activated during stage lighting adjustments, and officials stated the cause was not yet determined.

Vermont Highway Program Faces Funding and Testimony

A six member committee will study the highway program finances as lawmakers seek a clear record. Holden’s two lane figures are disputed while Larsen urges amendments to the 1966 bill to specify four lane roads and inflation factors.

Larsen State Highway Department Highway Board Holden

Area Funeral Rites for Powers and Toomey Held

Funeral services were held for William B. Powers a World War II veteran and longtime resident of the area with a Requiem High Mass at St. Jeromes in East Dorset. Color guards from VFW Post 1332 and American Legion Posts 13 attended along with auxiliary members. A separate service for William E. Toomey, a well known barber, followed a Requiem Mass at St. Francis de Sales Church. Elks and VFW groups participated, with Msgr. Flanagan leading Rosary prayers and notable relatives in attendance. Entombment is planned for spring at Park Lawn Chapel. Relatives came from several states and local towns.

William B Bernie) Powers Putnam Memorial Hospital Powers St. Jerome’s Catholic Church East Dorset Joseph E. Connolly Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Ernest Costa James Welch Sylvio Cassano Louis Ross VFW Sylvester James The Eleanor Welch Edna Bruso Bennington Lodge of Elks Charles Boyle Donald Greenslet John B. Harte John Ahearn Howard Rudd Ralph R. Bennett Jr Esquire Michael Fraher Jr Thomas Bransfield St. Francis de Sales Church Sylvia Cassano Claire Smith Janet Campbell Bessie Green Catherine Sawyer Eva Glade Sisters of St. Joseph John J. Daley William E. Toomey Francis B. Flanagan St. Francis de Sales Mahar & Son Funeral Home Walter F. Miller St. John the Baptist Church North Bennington Frank Gartland Bernard McCarthy John Toomey Edward McCarthy William D. Toomey James _ Provensal Terry Toomey Brian Toomey R. Earl Towne Roy Lucius Robert Maguire Herbert Horst Irving Daigneault Robert E. Cummings

James L Tomasi Completes Peace Corps Work in Venezuela

James L Tomasi, a Peace Corps Volunteer from Bennington, returned from over two years on Margarita Island near Venezuela. He helped establish credit unions, taught English, assisted craft cooperatives, and promoted tourism with American aid support. He plans to return to Venezuela and urges others to consider joining the Peace Corps.

James L. Tomasi Venezuela Tomasi Meester Hinee Senor Jaime States Trinidad Peace Corps Jim Tomasi San Antonians Island Margarita Island of

Area Obituaries Roundup From Bennington and Pittsfield

Obituaries note Carroll J. Cummings of 200 Safford Street died after a long illness. Survivors include wife Maude Hill and brother Harry Cummings of Bradford Vermont. Services at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home Friday night. No flowers or calling hours. Merritt Dean of North Weymouth Massachusetts, 59, died after a long illness. formerly of North Pownal and Dean farm. He ran an electrical contracting business in Weymouth for 30 years. survived by wife Eleanor Story and children Priscilla and David. Funeral was in North Weymouth. Hy man S. Patashnick, 56, North Adams stockbroker and coach, died at Albany Medical Center after a long illness. He taught at Drury High and North Adams State College, served as interscholastic sports commissioner, WWII veteran, and member of several groups. Survived by brothers Abraham and Sidney, sisters Anna Barron and Dianna Hanish. Funeral at Congregation Beth Israel, Clarksburg. Roy B. Gardner Sr., 70, of 111 Cole Ave., Pittsfield, died at home. A flooring contractor and former Railway Express Co. employee. Survived by wife Edith and two sons Roy B. Jr. and Richardson, plus siblings and grandchildren. Services at Kelly Funeral Home, burial in Pittsfield Cemetery. Mrs. Marion Knapp of Binghamton, widow of a former Bennington resident, died Wednesday. Survived by extended family. funeral in Binghamton Friday.

Carroll J. Cummings Safford St Allen-A E-Z Mills Maude Hill Harry Cummings Bradford Hanson - Walbridge Melvin R. McGaughey North Pownal Merritt Dean North Weymouth Mass University Hospital Boston Pownals Dean Weymouth Pownal North Adams Hyman S. Patashnick Berkshires Albany Medical Center Patashnick Drury High School North Adams State College Drury Williams College North Adams State State College American Legion BPO Elks Taconic Golf Club Abraham Sidney Anna Barron Dianna Hanish New York City Congregation Beth Israel House of Israel Clarksburg Pittsfield Roy B. Gardner Sr Cole Ave Harold Boivin Bennington Hancock The Railway Express Co Edith Roberts Roy B. Jr Richardson Milton D Los Angeles Calif Kelly Funeral Home

No Fuel Oil Shortage Reported in Bennington

Bennington area reports no fuel oil shortage as local dealers say they have ample stock despite heavy demand from the extreme cold. Albany barges move normally to refill tanks while servicemen work round the clock to fix heating systems. Agway Petroleum’s Virgino Perrotta urges patience and cautions against overheating furnaces, recommending normal thermostats of 72 to 74 degrees and wearing a sweater if needed.

Bennington Albany Virgino Max’’ Perrotta Agway Petroleum Corp Perrotta

Six cent stamp debuts with Franklin Delano Roosevelt image

In Williamsport a six cent stamp featuring FDR is noted with nostalgic value and quirky combinations possible for mailing first class letters. The piece mentions unlikely pairings like Lincoln with Wright and Ben Franklin, routed by potential postal delays. Two dozen Williams College residents evacuated a Main Street building fire with no injuries reported. the former fraternity house now serves administrative functions.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt California Lincoln Frank Lloyd Wright Washington Williamstown Mass UPI Williams College Main Street

Stock Averages and Trading Data Reported

Noon January 30 summarizes Dow Jones and stock averages across Industrials Railroads Utilities and the Composite with values shown. Volume for the session is listed as 50,000 with Albany region figures included.

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Hospital St. Joseph College Mary Berube Manchester Depot Beverly McCoy Marne Church Louis Harris Wesley Alderman Berlin N.Y Bennington Briefs State Highway Board James C. Marro Rutland Marro Frank Balch Burlington Highway Investigating Committee Robert M. Wilson James M. Jeffords New England Power Co Concord N.H William B. Powers Area Funerals Patrick Devlin John Gygax William Fox Daniel Holland Vermont National Guard John P Wellman Daniel R Scaia Thomas E Moses Dennis C Bechard Edward Landry Joseph Vince Mr. Powers Montpelier Middlebury Points Connecticut Park Lawn Chapel Bellows Falls Grafton Somerville N.J Manville Florida Edward Myers Water Street Myers Robert Tobin Tobin Mobil Bennington Road Safford & Gage Sts James L. Tomasi Caribbean Sea Francis C. Tomasi Main St Bennington Catholic High School Boston College South America Puerto Rico Paraguachi San Antonio BCHS John Knapp John Marion) Knapp Binghamton Knapp Sullivan Funeral Home Dow-Jones Matt Helm Columbia Pictures Irving Allen Martin Os Rearbushers Harte TheAtre Elizabeth Taylor Marlon Brando John Husson-Ray Stark
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