Bennington School Districts Merge for First Annual Meeting
Voters from the former Bennington Graded and Greater Bennington districts meet tomorrow at Bennington Elementary to elect seven directors for varying terms and to approve operating plans for the new Bennington School District Inc. The floor session will cover the $500,000 budget, Grand List estimates, officer salaries, and a $3,000 playground resurfacing proposal across Molly Stark Beech Street and Cora B Whitney schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Norman Stratton
Morris Hughes
Atty
Stephen H. Gilman
Miss Frances Snow
Michael J. Hogan Jr
John E. Malone
Donald Cone
Molly Stark
Beech Street
Cora B. Whitney
Hospital Notes July 8 1966 Admissions and Births
Admissions list includes Earl Lewis North Bennington Theresa Hanselman Hoosick Falls NY and others. Discharges name multiple patients with towns Worcester Whit ingham Smithtown Petersburg Hoosick Falls. Births record two newborns to Mayer and Loomis families in Bennington and Shaftsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lewis
North Bennington
Theresa Hanselman
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Diana Smith
Worcester
Mass
Madeline Williams
Whitingham
William Goette
Smithtown
William Snyder, Jr
Petersburg
Charles Brahan
Faltering Lovett laid to rest after long life in Bennington
Funeral services were held for James R. Lovett 89 retired businessman at Mahar Son Funeral Home. Officiating was Rev Alfred Scott with burial at Park Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include wife Jessie, son Stanton Lovett and daughter Cleo Pearson. Also East Arlington services for William M Safford and a Washington Post note naming Fritz Wii as HEW press officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Joseph Martinengo
Gustavo Schneppe Martinengo
Troy
N.Y
Watson White
Hoosick
Poughkeepsie
Martinengo
Belgium
Yonkers
Leo J. Mahar
Church of the Immaculate Conception
N. Y
John F. Heffernan
High St
Europe
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mr. Heffernan
John and
Mary Tierney Heffernan
Wood Flong Corp
Hoosick Barracks
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arlington
Ellen Bowman Green
Fairview Nursing Home
Sweden
America
Nils Green
New York City
Finn Jones
Long Island City
Hanson - Walbridge
Clement Belcher
St. James Episcopal Church
James R. Lovett
Alfred Scott
North Bennington Baptist Church
Mahar & Son
Park Lawn Cemetery
Scott
Ers
James Vince
Paul Williams
Paul Jones
John Riddle
Colonie
Jonesville
Whitingham
Mr. Lovett
Bennington
Jessie Sumner
Boston
Mass
Lovett & Boynton
Main Street
First Baptist Church
Lovett
Jessie Lovett
Stanton S. Lovett
East Arlington
William M. Safford
Granville Greenwold
SPAC Opens With Speeches and Balanchine Dream
Saratoga Springs hosts the opening night of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center with speeches, a $300,000 budget plea, and Balanchine’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Balanchine and Kirstein’s company performs July, while Sergei Evans, Eugene Ormandy, and Governor Rockefeller participate. The review critiques the choreography, staging, and acoustics, noting Oberon’s portrayal and Puck’s antics, and praising Titania, Helena, and Hermia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
SPAC
George Balanchine
Roger Stevens
National Council For the Arts
John F. Kennedy Center
Washington
Balanchine
Lincoln Kirstein
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Gene Robb
Albany Knickerbocker Times-Union
Gov. Rockefeller
Laurance
Malcolm Wilson
New York
Saratoga
Richard P. Leach
United States
Canada
Judy la Marche
Oberon
Ashton
Titania
Edward Villella
Puck
Rastus
Arthur Mitchell
Suzanne Farrell
Helena
Mimi Paul
Hermia
Patricia McBride
Melissa Hayden
Conrad Ludlow
Bennington Briefs and Local Events Chronicle
Bennington briefs report Scott Jordan returning home from Putnam Memorial Hospital and infant Ian Scott Wilcox dying at birth in Parma Ohio. Fire alarms on Putnam Street and Main Street, with minimal damage and a smoking ceiling light. Village water board meeting 7 30 tonight. Italian? No. Democratic Women plan motorcades to rally for Gov Hoff in Burlington. Julie Cardinal, 16, brings in a longest live frog for The Banner contest with prize of one dollar per inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Scott Wilcox
Ian Roger Wilcox
Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur W. Wood
Arlington
Parma Community Hospital
Parma
Village
Putnam Street
Charles Sawyer
John Ryan Jr
Century
Main Street
Democratic Womens
Philip H. Hoff
Burlington
Hoff
Gloria Gil
Bennington
Patrick Gymnasium
Uvm
South Park
Locust Street
Julie Cardinal
Ben Mont Ave
Banner Newsroom
Banner
Julie
Polygraphic Company of America
North Bennington
Accidents and Car Fire Keep Hoosick Officials Busy
Hoosick Falls fire and rescue crews answered multiple calls Sunday. A 17 year old rider, James Wagar of Grafton, was injured in a rear end crash on NY 7 near Potter Hill while riding a motorcycle after colliding with Martha McGrath’s car from Troy. Wagar suffered a fractured right leg and was taken to Samaritan Hospital. McGrath was uninjured. Earlier, Ruth Brown of Hoosick Falls sustained chest injuries in a three car crash on NY 67 near Buskirk when William Green of Bennington attempted to pass and collided with Joline Mondone of Albany. Green’s car and Mondone’s car also collided. The Hoosick Falls Fire Department also responded to a car fire at Center and Fourth Street, which was reportedly out upon arrival. Adrienne Galvantt owned the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Gautsche
Pownal
George M. Fienberg
Gautsche
U.S. 7
Atty
Margaret Lillie
Fienberg
Miss Lillie
Weston J. Vosburgh
Monterey
Mass
John H. Maloney
Vosburgh
John D. McLauren
Bennington
Danel J. Holland
McLauren
House of Correction
Lawrence A. Thomas
Lyons District
John E. Robare
Pratt St
Robare
Thomas
James Wager
Grafton
N.Y
Town of Hoosick
Potter Hill
Martha McGrath
Troy
Samaritan Hospital
Beaumont
N.Y. 7
James Wagar
Rensselaer County
Merritt Wagar
Brunswick Station
Wagar
McGrath
Buskirk
Ruth Brown
Hoosick Falls
William Green
Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Department
Robert J. Ratelle
Schaghtt. Coke
Green
Joline Mondone
Albany
Center
Fourth Street
Adrienne Galvantt
Dow Jones data brief from Albany 1966 market roundup
A compressed, data heavy snippet lists Dow Jones noon figures with indices for Industrials, Railroads, Utilities and a composite totals line. It shows figures such as 896.60 and segment tallies with 315.33, plus a 020,000 volume and 2.56 65 .46 .92 in the surrounding notes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stewart E. Allen
John W
Holland
Richard Greene
Shaftsbury
East Main Street
Grene
Robert A. Graham
Green Mountain Park
Graham
Equinox House
Manchester
Atty. Witten
Florida
Union Board
Mount Anthony Union School
John Blake
Henry Loveland
Robert Mayer
County St
Robert Loomis
East Street
Linda Harrington
Baby Florian Mayer
Kirk Fienberg
Valley Falls
Edward Cope
Brenda Madkour
Manchester Center
Camp Drum
Donald Murphy
University of Vermont
86Th Armored Brigade
Vermont Army National Guard
Vermont
Everett G. Utley
Rutland
Everett Garrow Utley
Sunderland
George
Josephine Garro Utley
Congregational Church
Utley
Leonard F. Williams
Legion of Guardsmen
Ata B. Utley
Bruce Utley
Perrima
Virgo
Spica
Denebola
Porrima
Earth
Witti
UPI
Fritz P. Wii
Associated Press
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Music Review
Saratoga Arts Center
Margo Miller
Saratoga Springs, N.Y
Mendelssohn
Royal Ballet
Frederic Ashton
Karinska
Saratoga County
David Hays
Robert Irving
Lake George
Saratoga Center
Bennington Briefs
Scott Jordan
Llewellyn Jordan
Dewey St
Bennington Village
Chittenden - Grand Isle
Warner Nursing Home
Wilson Ford
Ford
Bennington Elks Club
Washington Avenue
Frog
Town of
Bennington Drive-In
Site Group
Mary McCarthy
Charles K. Feldman
United Artists
Gerry and the
Pacemakers
The
Mersey
Sun
Dow-Jones
E & Co
Harte Theatre
Warner Bros
Drive-In Re. Theatre
Albert R Broccol
Harry Saltzman
Sean Connery
Burt Lancaster
Lee Remick
Jim Hutton
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