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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1969

Page

12

Bennington Courtroom Deals With Traffic and Accident Citations

District Court in Bennington hears not guilty plea from Albert F. Roderigue of Shaftsbury for leaving the scene of an accident. Bail set at $150. Roderigue released on own recognizance. Charges stem from June 19 on Vermont Route 67 in North Bennington. Multiple local residents face fines for speeding, squealing tires, and breach of peace, with arraignments postponed for some to consult counsel.

Albert F. Roderigue Shaftsbury Bennington John P. Morrissey Vt. 67 North Bennington Roderigue Atty Robert E.cummings Jr Timothy E. Wright

Movie Timetable and Local Crashes in Bennington

Movie listings at Harte Theatre Monterey Pop at Williamstown Cinema and Charly at Manchester Cinema note Anthony Quinn and Cliff Robertson starring in varied films. Local traffic incidents include a minor collision near Shaftsbury School, two drivers treated after a July 5 crash, a deer collision on VT 30 in Dorset, a Vermont accident on Gage Street, and a motorcyclist with minor injuries near Rupert.

Anthony Quinn Oscar Werner Morris West Harte Theatre Monterey Pop D.A. Pennebaker Williamstown Charly Cliff Robertson Claire Bloom Robertson Ralph Nelson Manchester Shaftsbury East Street

Prospect School gains new administrator and safety upgrades

Prospect School will reopen in September with renovations to meet new fire safety rules. Enclosed stairwells with self closing doors, boiler inspections, emergency lighting, and a fire detection system are planned. The staff will include three Briton teachers and a Syracuse graduate trainee.

Three New Members Named by Davis

Gov Deane C Davis appointed three new members to the Committee on Administrative Coordination. Named were Sen Richard Mallary Rep Robert Graf Development Commissioner Robert Wilson. The panel joins Budget and Management Director Ronald Crisman chairman Rep George Sloan Highway Commissioner John Gray and others as the governor seeks a centralized state government.

Richard Mallary Orange County Robert Graf Rupert Robert Wilson Ronald Crisman George Sloan Rutland John Gray Raymond Mulcahy Brandon Training School Thomas Davis State Office of Economic Opportunity Adj Reginald Cram

Bennington Briefs Cover Local Young Achievements and Events

Mary Ellen Rogalski, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kasmir Rogalski of 316 Silver St, was admitted to Albany Medical Center Hospital for skin grafts on June 16 and underwent additional surgery this morning. She will stay about two more weeks in room M633. Marian Huepper of 212 Worth St earned an advanced degree from the University of Connecticut, receiving a master of arts in education at the 86th commencement on June 2. Adeline English observed her 92nd birthday on July 4 at her daughter’s home. Deborah Taylor, daughter of Arthur and Convent Ave, is on the dean's list at Syracuse University and active in Chi Omega and campus roles. she will work this summer with the Syracuse city recreation program. Karen Davis was omitted from a recent Mt Anthony Union High School attendance list but had never missed a day in her years there. Perry Mattison completed basic training at Fort Dix and will attend engineering construction equipment operations school at Fort Meade after a 14‑day leave with his parents in Pownal. Linda Ryan, daughter of Bernard Ryan, completed a nursing course at Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington and is home on vacation. There will be a Lady's Auxiliary Eagles 1861 meeting on Thursday July 10 at 7:30 p.m. in Eagle Rooms and a public dance on Friday July 11, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., with music by George O’Brien's band. snacks will be provided.

Blake Maddry Jennifer Andreae Violet Welbourn Richard Borden David Kelso Syracuse University RPI Columbia University Prospect School McCullough Prospect Mary Ellen Rogalski Kasmir Rogalski Silver St Albany Medical Center Hospital Mary Ellen Medical Center Deborah Taylor Arthur D. Taylor Convent Avenue Chi Omega Sorority Syracuse Chapel Speech Advisory Council Miss Taylor Syracuse City Recreation Program Linda Ryan Bernard F. Ryan Jefferson Heights Mary Fletcher Hospital Burlington Miss Ryan Lady’s Auxiliary Fraternal Order of Eagles George O’brien

St Peters Fair Adds Auctions And New Activities

St Peters Fair at the Village Green Bennington on Saturday July 19 from 11 to 5 introduces an auction of white elephants gathered by Arthur Murphy and Gwladys Bowen plus a surprise-package booth and a new dartboard game. Numerous crafts including quilts, handbags, mohair items, and handmade clothing will be offered at parish shops with proceeds supporting parish groups and activities. Nostrodamus the fortune teller adds to the festivity.

St. Peter’s Bennington Richard B. Leake Jr Ferdinand L. Mayer Arthur Murphy Gwladys Bowen Leon Eldred Fred Welling George Buck Cornelia King Anne Williams William Williams John H. Williams, II Edward B. Geyer Jr Breard Hawks James Randlett Elizabeth Armstrong The Little Parisienne

Encouraging Signs on Vermont Fiscal 1969 Deficit

Vermont faces an 8 to 9 million dollar deficit for fiscal 1969 but Budget Director Ronald Crisman reports encouraging signs. Personal income tax receipts rose modestly as the year ended, aided by accelerated deductions from large corporations under the 15 percent state income tax surcharge retroactive to Jan 1. Interest earnings also increased with higher rates. Final 1969 revenue totals await further projections.

Crisman

Gov Davis Opens National Craft Fair Friday Parade in Bennington

Gov. Davis arrives in Bennington on Friday July 11 to inaugurate Creative Craft Fair 4 at Mount Anthony Union High School with an 11 a.m. parade. He tours more than 200 exhibits including jewelry pottery and textiles before a ribbon cutting and luncheon. The fair runs through Sunday July 13 at 5 p.m.

Main Street Gov. Davis Bennington Mount

Obituaries for Spaulding Miller Bovie and Vachon

Obituary notices list C Lloyd Spaulding of Shaftsbury who died July 5 at 61 and long service on the Shaftsbury school board with survivors including three daughters and distant relatives. Also noted is Mrs Robert C Miller of Peru who died July and is survived by husband and four relatives, with services in Chester and Dorset burial. Hoosick veteran Sanford H Bovie died at 76 with funeral in Hoosick Falls and interment at Mapletown Cemetery. George Henry Vachon of Miami formerly Bennington died July 4 after a short illness, survived by daughter Frances Mac Jarrett and burial in Springfield Massachusetts.

Lloyd Spaulding Shaftsbury C. Lloyd Spaulding Cleveland Ave Shaftsbury School Board Charlestown N.H Stowe Hannibal Julia (McAuliffe) Spaulding Johnson Normal School Doris Dunham Spaulding Theodore Bird Bennington John Koziol Burlington Richard Atwood Hannibal Spaulding Lester Oakes Wayne Spaulding Bristol St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Center Shaftsbury Hanson-Walbridge Fund For the Prevention of Peru Robert C. Miller Granville N.Y Dominic and Giovanna Conkona) Carangio Hoosick Sanford H. Bovie Robson Hoosick Falls Raimund L. Tumbleston First Baptist Church Mapletown Bovie Albertine Turner Lyman Rudd Mary Helen Bovie George Henry Vachon Miami, Fla Victory Bakery North Street Frances MacJarrett Springfield Mass

Hospital Notes July 3 1969 Admissions and Discharges

Admissions include Fred Barbeau of Bennington and others in Bennington East Arlington Shaftsburg Petersburg N Y Discharges list Rosemarie Dufresne East Arlington Ernest Downing Shaftsburg Martha Jones Petersburg N Y William Clark Bennington Mrs Dale Longtin Bennington Seth King Bennington Mrs Bertha Rhodes Pownal Mrs Theresa Marchegiani Readsboro and Readsboro areas listed July 4 1969 Continuous hospital notes for two days with names and towns.

Rosemarie Dufresne Bennington Thomas Hayes East Arlington Ernest Downing Shaftsburg Martha Jones Petersburg N.Y William Clark Dale Longtin Seth King Bertha Rhodes Pownal Theresa Marchegiani Readsboro

Sparkling Opening Concert by Vermont Symphony in Manchester

The Vermont Symphony led by Alan Carter opened the Southern Vermont Art Center season with Wagner Die Meistersinger Prelude and Manes Mozart Piano Concerto No 5 in E flat. Ives Symphony No 2 closed a program praised for strong soloist work and tight ensemble despite momentary lapses.

Manchester Southern Vermont Art Center Vermont Symphony Stephen Manes Wagner Vermont Symphony Ensemble Alan Carter

Funeral services for Mrs Elsie Newhall Warner in East Arlington

The funeral of Mrs. Elsie Newhall Warner of East Arlington was held at Federated Church with Rev. John Geer officiating. Music by Rachael Moore, bearers named, and interment at Pine Grove Cemetery Salem Center New Hampshire. Mrs Warner, widow of German Warner, died Friday at Putnam Hospital after a month as patient.

Arlington Elsie Newhall Warner East Arlington Federated Church John Geer Rachael Moore Henry Benjamin Ellery Lawrence Archie Robertson Richard Knox Lyle Salter Vernon Fields Enterprise Society of the East Arlington Federated Church Hanson - Walbridge Pine Grove Salem Center N.H James Yee Redding

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