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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1968

Page

10

Bennington Unemployment Up 53 Percent in 1967

Unemployment in the Bennington area rose about 53 percent in 1967 under Vermont unemployment compensation law, according to Frank H. Mudgett, Unemployment Insurance Manager, in the local Department of Employment Security office. Total weeks of unemployment, full or partial, reached 14 540.

Vermont Bennington Frank H. Mudgett Department of Employment Security

Bennington IMC to hear plant manager on zero defects

Lee B. Van Voorhis of Kendall Co will speak on zero defects at the Bennington Area Industrial Management Club meeting at Mt. Anthony Country Club starting 7 PM. The program includes by laws revision and awards after-dinner remarks by IMC President Maynard Grout.

Bennington Area van Voorhis Kendall Company Dartmouth College and Tuck School of Business Administration Pioneer Valley Symphony Associated Industries of Mass Franklin County Industrial Management Club Charles Tilgner II Dodge Industries Hoosick Falls

Perrotta Named Bennington Democrats Chair at Special Meeting

Virginia N. Max Perrotta was elected chairman of the Town of Bennington Democrats at a courthouse special meeting. He succeeds Carmel Babcock who resigned to move away. Betit resigned as vice chairman. Joseph Higgins, Bennington selectman, was elected in his place. Betit did not state a cause. Perrotta leads a Taxpayers Protective Association effort amid local assessing controversy. Remaining officers include Ruby Van Santvoord as treasurer and Marie Condon as secretary.

Virginia N Max’’ Perrotta Bennington Democrats Perrotta Democratic Committee Carmel Babcock Raymond P. Betit Joseph Higgins Bennington Selectman Betit Bennington Taxpayers’ Protective Association Ruby van Santvoord Marie Condon

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Bernard Cross East Arlington Archie J Camp Sr Master Jeffrey Becker Master Kurt Becker Miss Patricia Fox Benington Master Donald Harris Pownal Center Harry Shumilok West Sandgate Discharges list Jean Averill Manchester Center Elizabeth Sadler Earline B Ware Shaftsbury Dorothy Roy and daughter Bennington

Bernard Cross East Arlington Archie J. Camp Sr Jeffrey Becker Kurt Becker Patricia Fox Bennington Donald Harris Pownal Center Harry Shumilok West Sandgate Jean A. Averill Manchester Center Elizabeth B. Sadler Earline B. Ware Shaftsbury Dorothy Roy

Obituaries for Jared E. Mattison and Leon Reynolds

Jared E. Mattison 65 of 416 South St died unexpectedly Monday afternoon at Putnam Memorial Hospital He was born April 16 1902 in North Bennington son of Solomon and Ellen Mattison and later worked for Rutland Railway then the Bennington highway department He was a member of St Francis de Sales Church Survived by one brother and several nieces and nephews The funeral is Wednesday at 930 am at Maher and Son Funeral Home and 10 am at St Francis de Sales Church Recitation of the Rosary tonight at 8 Entombment in Park Lawn Chapel In the other obituary Leon Reynolds 72 of 207 Division St retired Rutland Railway foreman and former Bennington volunteer fireman died this morning at Putnam Memorial Hospital He was born July 3 1895 in Wells Vt and lived in Bennington since 1918 He was married twice to Charlotte Brown and Elizabeth Brine He worked for the Rutland Railway and belonged to railroad groups including the Brotherhood He served 20 years with the Bennington Fire Department before retirement.

Jared E. Mattison South St Putnam Memorial Hospital North Bennington Solomon and Ellen Nash) Mattison Anna Matatt Adams Mass Mattison Bennington Rutland Railway St. Francis de Sales Church Philip J. Mattison Sunderland Mahar & Son Funeral Leon Arthur Reynolds Division St Henry and Mary (Shangraw) Reynolds Wells Flushing L.I Charlotte E. Brown Elizabeth Brine Reynolds Rutland Railroad The Brotherhood Theodore P. Carriere Portland Maine St. Francis de Sales Francis B. Flanagan Mahar & Son Funeral Home Walter F. Miller St. John the Baptist Church Ronald Ryan Arlington Michael Sausville Peter Woodward Anthony Sausville Richard McGowan Park Lawn Chapel Omaha Neb Conneault Ohio Salem N.Y

Frantz Trial Delayed. Manslaughter Case Set Jan 23

A Bennington County jury returned after a week away but dismissed again as scheduled Frantz manslaughter trial is moved to Jan 23 at the county courthouse. Survivors include wife four sons two daughters sisters brothers and many grandchildren. funeral arrangements announced with visitation times at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home and cremation planned at Park Lawn vault.

Bennington County Franklin Frantz Frantz L. Henry Reynolds Bennington Frank A. Reynolds Brattleboro George E. Reynolds Petaluma Calif Ivan H. Reynolds South Glens Falls N,y Norman Louise) Burns East Arlington Earle B Charlotte) Jaquith Michael Ryan Adelaide Reynolds Glens Falls Frank Reynolds

Republicans Want Better Highways in Bennington County

Vermont Republicans at Mt Anthony Union High School backed keeping road improvements on schedule even if it requires a major bond issue and a two cent gas tax increase. In Bennington, 38 favored road work now and 19 opposed. Other results showed broad GOP support for removing billboards, opposed constitutional convention, against mandatory school redistricting, and strong support for balancing the budget by cutting spending and opposing new taxes.

Montpelier Bennington Elbert G al) Moulton Mt. Anthony Union High School Moulton Vermont Hoff

To Organize A Military Wives Club Formed Here

The article announces formation of a Military Wives Club with support from the local Red Cross. Wives of active servicemen from all branches are invited to join. A meeting at the Red Cross rooms is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. Call Mrs. Glenn Walk after 5 p.m. at 823 7824 for details. The program will feature a guest speaker and explanations of the unit's national goals.

Red Cross Glenn Walk

Luksus Returns to Fashion With New Backer and Plans

New York designer Luksus reunites with the fashion world backed by Rebekah Harkness, adding a new collection and plans for Paris and Monte Carlo shows. The 36 year old former Bennington textile print pioneer aims for couture priced from 350 to 38000 dollars, with items in New York stores in March.

Luksus New York Traims Luksus Bennington Bernadine Morris New York Times The Times Rebekah Harkness Ballet Nassau Bahamas Cindy Monte Carlo Harkness Ballet Paris Bennington Weavers Division Street

Stock Averages Report Noon February 30 Industrials Dips

The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 891.53 down 1.21, with the rail index at 235.51 down 0.13 and the utility measure at 134.27 down 0.38. Composite around 314.69, with volume reported as 41,000,000.

$100 000 Lawsuit Heard in Court

A complex $100000 lawsuit involving two Bennington firms and six others was to go to trial in Federal Court before U S District Judge Bernard J Leddy. Paradise Restaurant of Bennington sues four firms for defective heating and ventilation systems installed in 1962 during the restaurant relocation on West Main Street. Trial set for 930 this morning.

Brattleboro Bennington U.S Bernard J. Leddy Paradise Restaurant Paradise West Main Street National Heating Company Gerald E. Morrissey Morrissey Leach Associates Leddy

Community Park Plans Seek Federal State Matching Funds

Rotary Club Recreation Park Committee announced March applications for federal and state matching funds to build a community park in Bennington. If approved, stage one may include basic facilities and a couple of recreational features this summer. Forrest Orr of the Interagency Committee outlined a 50 percent federal share and state participation.

Rotary Club Recreation Park Committee Bennington Forrest Orr Interagency Committee Montpelier Health Public Safety Forest and Parks Water Resources Fish and Game, Development Agriculture Bennington Park Commission Rotary Park Committee Orr

Bennington seeks park funding with state and federal aid

Bennington Rotary Club and town officials push for a new community park on Town Farm land. They seek federal outdoor recreation funds and a local match to cover about 26 000 this summer, planning staged development including a facility road toilets and utilities. Orr notes limited federal money and hopes to secure 13 000 state funds with a 6 500 local match to unlock 26 000 for the project.

Orr Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Bennington

Trustees To Review Budget In Bennington Village

Bennington village trustees meet tonight to review the coming year’s budget and prepare a tax rate proposal for the March village meeting. Francis J. Hogan, chair of the Bennington sisters, says the trustees seek an estimated grand list figure for 1968. He notes the April 1 listing date means figures are approximate and that other officials may soon request similar data for their budgets.

Bennington Francis J. Hogan Bennington Sisters Hogan Listers Bennington Village

GOP Executive committee plans February canvass and March meeting

The Republican Town Committee executive committee met Monday at Paul Bohne Jr. residence to schedule an all member canvass for February and a sugar on snow party for county Republicans in late March. They also discussed plans and potential candidates for the March 5 Town Meeting.

Republican Town Committee Paul Bohne Jr

Pine Cobble parent teacher tickets for John Jay film

Bennington briefs note Pine Cobble parent teacher organization will sell tickets at Chapin Hall in Williamstown for an eight o'clock John Jay film show tonight. The Eagles Auxiliary holds its second reorganizational meeting Thursday at eight p.m. at the Senior Citizens Club on North Street. The Fourth Degree Assembly of Bennington Knights of Columbus meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for a semi annual gathering, announced by Edward Haddad. Dr Edward Crealese of 469 Main Street plans to attend the New England Chiropractic Council special officers meeting

Pine Cobble Parent Teacher Organization Chapin Hall Williamstown John Jay Eagles Senior Citizens Club North Street Fourth Degree Bennington Knights of Columbus Edward Haddad Edward Crealese Main St New England Chiropractic Council Yankee Drummer Inn Auburn Mass Crealese The Vermont Chiropractic Assoc

Van Loon Speaks At Realtors Meet

The Bennington County Board of Realtors held a luncheon in Manchester on Jan 11. Henry B. van Loon, chairman of the Bennington County Regional Planning Commission, spoke on the commission's goals and urged public attendance. Upcoming meetings include March 14 at Paradise Restaurant in Bennington and Sunday plans at Yankee Drummer Inn, Auburn MA.

Bennington County Board of Realtors Orvis Inn Manchester William E. Hoisington Josiah Allen Dorset Lynn Walker Kimball Martin Henry B. van Loon Bennington County Regional Planning Commission Planning Commission Paradise Restaurant Bennington

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