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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1969

Page

12

Carter Pushes for Referendum on Sunday Racing in Pownal

Vermont lawmakers discuss Sunday racing at Green Mountain Park in Pownal. Rep. Arthur Gibb leads a committee meeting with park officials while Rep. Harvey Carter pushes for a local referendum before any statewide vote. Foote to attend as attorney for park officials.

Carter Pownal Montpelier Vermont Arthur Gibb Weybridge Green Mountain Park Harvey D. Carter Gibb Committee Arthur Ralph A. Foote Ways and Means Committee

Inquest Set In Death Of Trainee

Windsor County State's Attorney to question seven persons in an inquest scheduled for Tuesday about the death of George E. Bushee 31 at the Vermont Occupational Training Center on August 21. Bushee was found face down on a pillow at the center in Ludlow, a school for mentally retarded training.

White River Junction Upi Windsor Proctorsville Windsor County James Wright George E. Bushee Vermont Occupational Training Center Wright Ludlow Fletcher Farms

Zoning Board To Air Feud Over North Street Additions

Oakley Frost's complaint about a building addition at 201-207 North St will be reviewed by Bennington Zoning Board of Adjustment tonight at 7 30 in the village office. The building is owned by Esther Fienberg and houses Vermont Department of Social Welfare offices on the northeast corner of North and Gage Streets in a commercial zone.

Oakley Frost North St Bennington Zoning Board of Adjustment Esther Fienberg North Gage Streets Vermont Department of Social Welfare Frost North Street Fienberg

Teachers Attend Reading Skills Session at Catamount Elementary

An all day meeting on reading skills will be held Friday at Catamount Elementary School in Bennington. Public and parochial teachers from southern Bennington County are expected to attend. The program opens at 8 30 a m in the gymnasium with welcome remarks by Supt Catherine C Corcoran and assistant George A Sleeman. The session includes presentation of new reading pro.

Catamount Bennington Bennington County Catherine C. Corcoran George A. Sleeman

Benmont area changes hands hint at town growth

Bennington paper industry shifts show Dow Chemical offshoots selling to Wrap-Tures led by Craig Smith of Rochester. Plant once employed 400, now 175 peak in recent years, plus another small Wells River site. Community survey reveals mixed ratings on local services and a push for zoning reform and town planning.

Bennington Wax Paper Co Dobeckman Corp Dow Chemical Corp Craig Smith Rochester, N.Y Wells River

Artifacts Bill Recommitted To Avoid Debate In Vermont

Vermont House General Committee recommitted the Artifacts Bill to prevent a fight over the Pavilion Hotel. Chairman John Alden cited procedural concerns and the 92 year old five story hotel as a potential historic artifact, noting the hotel could be preserved rather than demolished for a new state office building. The hotel was bought by the state in 1966 and was catalogued in 1968 by the U S Park Service as a national historic building.

Montpelier UPI Vermont House Pavilion John Alden Woodstock Alden U.S. Park Service

Bennington Briefs Highlights From Local Scenes And Ski News

The Altar Rosary Society plans a supper at the former Bennington Catholic High School Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. Stratton Mountain reports a 20 to 54 inch base with granular surface. lifts 2 3 5 6 and the lower T bar operate with fair to excellent conditions on various trails. Walter Richard Miles son of Walker Miles Delaware Masonic Home Utica NY is among 881 Evangel College enrollees in Springfield MO majoring in music education and a Bennington High School trumpet alum. YMCA bridge winners are Hertz Studwell first and Fordyce Nash second. Prospect School Parents Group meets tonight at 8. Bennington Day Care plans discussed at St Peter's Parish Hall with executive committee urging attendance. Brodieski area ski resort reports 72nd straight day of operation with good to excellent loose granular surface and all lifts running. Southern Vermont Stock Horse Association meets Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Putnam Hose Firehouse. House Institutions Committee endorses a $60 000 grant to tear down a hotel to curb relic hunting on state land.

Stratton Mountain Sun Bowl Walter Richard Miles Walker E. Miles Masonic Home Utica N.Y Weeks Street Bennington Evangel College Springfield Bennington High School Bennington Child Day Care Inc St. Peter’s Parish Hall Brodieski

Hoosick Fuel Truck Jackknifes. Driver Unharmed

A tractor trailer hauling fuel oil jackknifed in Hoosick Wednesday afternoon as the driver Gordon H. Lyons of Bennington braked to avoid a car. Lyons was not injured and was not charged. The Davey Oil Co. truck was towed away after two hours. Movie listings note showings at several theaters including Bullitt and The Boston Strangler with times and venues.

Hoosick N.Y Gordon H. Lyons Bennington T. V. Brown Lyons Davey Oil Co

Hospital Notes and Legislative Talk Highlight Vermont News

The Tuesday hospital notes list admissions in Bennington and Hoosick Falls, with births at Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington and a seven pound baby. A Vermont bill to protect Mt Independence and Lake Champlain artifacts prompts debate on submerged lands and ownership, while Sen. Prouty backs giving the Senate Small Business Committee full legislative authority to review related bills.

Washington, D.C UPI Winston Lee Prouty R-Vt Senate Senate Select Committee On Prouty

Area Obituaries Mrs Pauline Snow 82 of Bennington

Mrs Pauline Snow widow of Harry C Snow died early today at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a week as patient born in Germany November 22 1886 she lived in Bennington since childhood and worked at Holden Leonard National Carbon Elizabeth Kapitz bakery and Central Market She leaves son Ralph Snow grandchildren great grandchildren sister and other relatives Funeral arrangements are pending at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home.

Pauline (Neher) Snow Main St Harry C. Snow Bennington Putnam Memorial Hospital John and Kathleen (Ott) Neher Germany Glenville Conn Central Market Bakery Second Congregational Church Ralph E. Snow Cayce S.C Neil Shirley) Clark Robert H. Snow Buffalo N.Y Juliana Snow New York City Wilhelmina Sawyer Charles E Helen) Snow Snyder Charles

Burlington Diocese Updates Priests Duties Jan 28

Most Rev. Robert F. Joyce announces diocese shifts affecting Bennington County priests. Patrick T. Hannon to St. Pius X Essex Junction. James T. Engle moves to White River Junction. Michael Demasi joins Diocesan Board of Education. Julien J. LaFlamme to Liturgical Commission. Edward F. Moore to Vermont State Prison chaplaincy. John P. Glancy on leave due to health.

Burlington Robert F. Joyce Bennington County St. Pius X Catholic Church Essex Center Patrick T. Hannon St. Anthony Parish White River Junction Father Hannon St. Columban’s Church Arlington St. Margaret Julien J. LaFlamme Greensboro Bend Bennington Edward F. Moore St. Peter’s Parish Vergennes Vermont State Prison Windsor Father Moore Weeks School John P. Glancy

Elementary Schools Close Friday for District Meeting

All elementary public and parochial schools in Arlington Bennington North Bennington Pownal Shaftsbury and Woodford will be closed Friday for released time to allow teachers to attend a district reading meeting at Catamount Elementary School in Bennington announced by Supt Catherine Corcoran office.

Catamount Bennington Catherine Corcoran Arlington North Bennington Pownal Shaftsbury Woodford

House Republicans Seek Subdivision of Senate District

Eight Republicans in the Vermont House proposed splitting the Chittenden Grand Isle senatorial district into subdistricts, each electing no more than four senators, a move aimed at rural suburban and urban voters. Critics called it partisan with Rep Myette and Rep Hancock labeling it to reduce Democratic influence. The Senate committee also received a bill to tighten enforcement of last year’s board law, referred by Lt Gov Hayes.

Richard Myette South Burlington Senate Senate Natural Resources Committee Thomas L. Hayes

Benhi Building Approved As an Elementary School

The old Bennington High School, now a junior high extension, won state approval to become an elementary school for grades 4 to 6. Fabian of the state Education Department recommended renovation with master planning and possible state aid, while discussion focused on acreage, cost, and whether to convert Mt. Anthony’s site or build anew. The board also approved raises for kitchen staff across BSD schools and noted ongoing discussions about misused funds and a summer use request near Molly Stark School.

Bennington High School Mt. Anthony Union George A. Sleeman New Bennington Supervisory Union Bennington Sleeman Edward Fabian Rupert Spencer State Department of Education Bendi Catherine C. Corcoran James F. Farmer Fabian BSD Louis J. Perrotta Mt. Anthony Molly Stark

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