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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1976

Page

2

Woolworth signs lease for former Grant store in Bennington

F W Woolworth Co signed a 20 year lease June 28 for the former W T Grant Co building in Monument Plaza Bennington. The deal includes fixtures and renovations begin soon with a Class A Woolworths planned to open in about six weeks. Renovation of Monument Plaza and landscaping are planned. Ads note potential new Ward’s location and a timber of new tenants.

F.W. Woolworth Co W.T. Grant Co Monument Plaza Bennington Raymond Carge Altid Enterprises Massachusetts Woolworth New York Woolworths Carye Woolworth’s Northside Drive Montgomery Ward Ward

Zoning Board Meets Monday in Shaftsbury

Shaftsbury Vermont zoning board to meet July 12 at 7 30 p m in Cole Hall to hear five items including fence for Donald and Linda Harvey culvert extension under Route 7 for Ledgely Drive sidewalk partial filling of the former Boy Scout pond and Edie Pullman’s plan for a 60 by 160 foot indoor riding arena on Trumbull Hill Road.

Shaftsbury Shaftsbury Zoning Board of Adjustment Cole Hall The Prudential Committee Ledgely Drive Edie Pullman Trumbull Hill Road

Pat Nixon in serious condition after stroke in California

Long Beach reports Pat Nixon remains in serious condition at Long Beach Memorial Hospital after a stroke. President Nixon visited for about 90 minutes and praised her spirit and fight, saying her recovery depends on care and inner strength. Daughters Tricia Cox and Julie Eisenhower joined the visit as the couple’s family awaits further updates.

Long Beach Calif UPI Pat Nixon Nixon Long Beach Memorial Hospital Nixons Tricia Cox Julie Eisenhower John Lungren

Bennington Auto Collision Reported On Northside Drive

Police said two cars collided at 3 30 Friday afternoon on Northside Drive. A 1969 Volkswagen driven by Susan Wheeler 20 of Sudbury Maine and a 1975 Chevrolet station wagon driven by Linda Caputo 29 of Bennington sustained minor damage. The drivers told reporters they felt fine.

Bennington Northside Drive Susan Wheeler Sudbury Maine Linda Caputo

Jenkins Teaches and Campsites as Summer School Opener

Jenkins, a part time teacher with a BA, offers natural history courses in Williamstown and Vermont fern guiding duties while also playing traditional country music and leading contra dances. He rents a renovated chicken coop as living space for students who may work on renovations in exchange for tuition and meals. Mrs Nixon remains hospitalized after a stroke, with hopes of recovery, as Jenkins anticipates winter botany courses and optional fall tutorials on field botany.

Champlain George Jenkins Williamstown Mass Vermont Sally White Creek Heidi

Obituaries for Brian Lee Keeler and Norman L Felder

Infant Brian Lee Keeler son of Donald R and Kathie Church Keeler died at birth at Springfield Hospital. Graveside service Monday in Scottsville Cemetery Danby with Rev Hal C Miller officiating. Brewster Funeral Service Manchester in charge. Norman Lincoln Felder 82 summer resident of East Dorset died at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington. Survived by Harriet Knight Felder. services Saturday at 2 at Hanson-Wabridge Funeral Home Bennington. burial Factory Point Cemetery Manchester at family convenience.

Brian Lee Keeler Donald R. and Kathie Church Keeler Springfield Scottsville Danby Hal C. Miller United Church of Dorset East Rupert Norman L Felder Norman Lincoln Felder East Dorset Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Green Peak Felder Goethe Brooklyn N.Y Hanson-Wabridge Sidney J. Lambert First United Methodist Church of Factory Point Manchester

Globe-Union honors drivers at annual awards banquet

Globe-Union Inc. of Bennington honored its truck drivers at a June 26 banquet at Paradise Restaurant. Several drivers earned safe driving awards and the entire trucking department received a certificate of merit from the Private Truck Council of America for an outstanding safety record. Recipients include Richard Harmon Glen Sheldon William Reeves Mike Devenow Ralph Quackenbush Ed Edleston and Tom McDonald. Leo Rose also earned a safe driving award but could not attend.

Globe-Union Inc. of Bennington Paradise Restaurant Globe Truck Council of America Richard Harmon Glen Sheldon William Reeves Mike Devenow Ralph Quackenbush Ed Edleston Tom McDonald Leo Rose

Ford Campaign Faces Charges of Unfairness at Convention

Ford, endorsed by the Washington Star, rejects Thomas Curtis's claim that RNC hotel room and official allotments amount to exclusionary politics. Curtis, a Reagan ally, warned of court or convention action. Ford seeks first ballot win and hints at Reagan as potential running mate while Reagan predicts victory. Carter aides plan unity moves as Udall and Brown weigh nomination bids. Meany to watch on TV as AFL-CIO backs Carter amid labor indecision.

Ford The Washington Star Thomas Curtis Federal Election Commission Curtis RNC Reagan Carter Morris Udall Arizona California Edmund Brown Ellen McCormack Georgia Afl-Cio al Barkan

Eye on Local Business Questionnaire probes changing public opinion

The Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce industrial bureau led by Fred Phillips introduces a nine question attitude survey to the July 12 Banner back page. It seeks public views on the industrial base and growth prospects and urges participation via drop-off points or mail.

David J. Newell Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce Industrial Bureau Fred Phillips Globe Unim Banner Industrial Bureau Chamber

Bennington Briefs Shows Pool Reopens and Local Updates

The town outdoor pool will reopen at 11 a.m. today after repairs to the water intake system. BREF elected officers for the coming year: Greg Scotten president, Claire Santway vice president, Sister Nora Scribner secretary, Norma Peebles treasurer. A board meeting is set for July 13. Norwich University Dean’s List and corporal promotion for David M. Bett. Mt Anthony Union High School Stage Band concert moved to July 22 at 7:30 p.m. Lakeside shelter Lake Paran. Dr John M. Mclellan relocates OB GYN practice to 302 Main St. Bennington. Office hours by appointment.

Bennington Religious Education Foundation BREF Greg Scotten Claire Santway Nora Scribner Norma Peebles Mt. Anthony Union High School Lakeside Shelter Lake Paran

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