Obituary: Theodore P. Carriere of Bennington and Portland
Theodore P Carriere 65 of 73 Deerfield Road Portland formerly of Bennington died Thursday in Portland after a long illness Born February 10 1902 in Millbury Massachusetts to Charles and Mary Lou Bibeau Carriere He worked 26 years for Central Vermont Public Service and later owned the Dairy Queen in Bennington for 10 years Survived by daughter Mary Lou Patten Jr Portland son Francis Carriere North Bennington seven grandchildren two brothers Leon Carriere Bennington Ernest Carriere Omaha and sister Lida Williams Conneault Ohio Funeral at Mahar Son Funeral Home Monday at 930 a.m with Requiem High Mass at St Francis de Sales Church Entombment Park Lawn Chapel Burial in spring Call hours at the funeral home Saturday 7-9 p.m Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. with family in attendance
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Portland
Maine
Theodore P. Carriere
Deerfield Road
Bennington
DeLeon Springs
Fla
Millbury
Mass
Charles
Mary Lou (Bibeau) Carriere
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Twin State Gas & Electric Co
Dairy Queen
Carriere
Loyal Order of Moose
St. Francis de Sales
Mary Armena
Humane Society Representative Testifies At Vermont Hearing
Miss Jean Henry, president of the Bennington County Humane Society and legislative chair of the Vermont Federation of Humane Societies, spoke at a legislative hearing in Montpelier in support of H 353 to tighten and detail humane laws. The bill seeks clearer rules on poisoning and cockfighting, and adds a new chapter on animal stealing, with committee chair Edward Eurish moderating the session. Attending from Bennington County were Capt. Donald Hard and William Castle Sr., among others.
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Montpelier
Jean Henry
Shaftsbury
Bennington County Humane Society
Vermont Federation of Humane Societies
Vermont
Committee On Agriculture
Edward Eurish
Waitsfield
Bennington County
Donald Hard
USAF
Arlington
William Castle Sr
Miss Henry
Ralph Lovell
Ellen Holbrock
Ed Wheeler
Rutland County Humane Society
Peter Guilani
Deane C. Davis
National Life Insurance Co
Samuel Merrifield
Vermont Morgan Horse Breeders Association
Vermont Trailride Association
Mills Opposes Tax Hike For 1969 Budget
Rep. Wilbur Mills D Arkansas chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee said he would oppose President Johnson's tax increase if the budget calls for 149 billion dollars from the general fund. He warned the tax could fund 1969 programs not related to the Vietnam War and stressed the measure must pass through his committee. Mills based the statement on news reports as Johnson had not yet announced a final figure.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways & Means Committee
Johnson
Mills
Peace Corps Test Set For Jan Twenty In Rutland
Bennington area residents may take the Peace Corps Placement Test at 1:30 p.m. Saturday January 20 in the Rutland Post Office building. The test measures aptitude and language learning ability, with no preparation required and no pass or fail outcome. Applicants must submit forms to the tester, with forms available at post offices or from the Peace Corps in Washington. Currently fifteen thousand volunteers serve in Asia Africa Latin America and the Pacific Islands, with more needed for spring and summer programs.
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Bennington Area
Peace Corps
Rutland
Washington, D.C
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Pacific Islands
Bennington Meeting Canceled and Tax Debate Recounted
The Methodist Couples Club meeting for tonight at 8 is canceled. Local Selective Service headquarters will operate three days a week from January 15, with hours 10 am to noon and 1 to 3 pm, located in the Federal Building on South Street. Sunday public visits 3 to 8 pm at the Ecumenical Center invite community to meet the Bennington Religious Education Foundation. Iron Kettle Weekend special roast pork dinner priced at 2.95. Mills discusses temporary nature of proposed 10 percent income tax surcharge and removal after Vietnam War. asserts assurances of temporary status were not obtained. He notes the Korean War excise tax was removed 14 years after its imposition.
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Selective Service
Federal Building
South Street
Ecumenical Center
County St
Bennington Religious Education Foundation
Johnson
Mills
Two Die In Barn From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
In Wallingford two men were found dead in a barn Friday from suspected accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. Authorities noted the tractor engine was running in a closed area as the men worked. A third man escaped and was hospitalized. identities were not released.
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Wallingford
UPI
Robert West
Court Sets Bail For Three Charged With Burglary
Bail of 1000 dollars each was set in Windham District Court for Nord E Rounds Thomas Raymond 28 and Wayne D Stevens 32 Rutland area men charged with a safe burglary at Adams Market Londonderry No pleas entered for Raymond pending counsel A hearing was scheduled after Rounds asked for change of venue due to publicity Stevens turned himself in and pleaded innocent to aiding in the burglary The hearing was to be before Judge John Carnahan Tuesday The Vermont Humane Society and other officials spoke at the hearing for various interests
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Brattleboro
Windham District Court
Rutland Area
Adams Market
Londonderry
Nord E. Rounds
Thomas Raymond
Wayne D. Stevens
Raymond
Rounds
Stevens
Rutland
John Carnahan
Dwight Miller
Manchester BPW Hears Miss Henry
Miss Jean Henry spoke to the Manchester Business and Professional Women about Bill H353 now before the Vermont legislature. She urged animal lovers to write to District Representatives Lefevre and Barnes and to Senators Agney and Santarcangelo in support of stronger humane animal regulations.
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Manchester
Jean Henry
Bennington County Humane Society
Miss Henry
Vermont Federation of Humane Societies
New England Federation
Reid Lefevre
William T. Barnes
Dorset
Allan B. Agney
Arlington
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Bennington
Charlene Knapp
Edna T. Wright
Colburn House
Shaftsbury Couple Honored for 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bump were surprised by friends at the Becker home Saturday while being honored belatedly on their 25th wedding anniversary. The event featured dancing, a bountiful snack table, and an engraved silver Reverence bowl with red and white carnation bouquet.
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Shaftsbury
Wesley Bump
Charles Becker
Beckers
Wesley L. Bump
Flora E. Russell
Baptist Parsonage
Bennington
William G. Towart
Dorothea Fox Peckham
Loudonville
N.Y
Chester Bushee
Bump
Thurber
Union Carbide Corp
Arlington School Board Approves Five Thousand Four Hundred Base Pay
Arlington The school board approved a base salary of 5400 for teachers based on last year’s index, with a maximum possible raise to 8700 for those with a master's degree. It also authorized up to 160 for single Blue Cross Blue Shield and Washington National Life Insurance.
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Arlington
Arlington School Board
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Washington National Life Insurance
Margery Hanson
Emmett Smith
Arlington Town
State Department of Taxes
Arlington Board of Sisters
Smith
Tax Department
William Towne
Mauhs
Bennington
Bennin g Banner Publisher Contact and Rates
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for business news and advertising at 442-6300, 442-2800, and 442-2684. It notes publication daily except Sunday and holidays from 425 Main St, Bennington Vermont 05201, with UPI affiliation and subscription rates by mail for a 50 mile radius and Vermont or broader U.S. options.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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