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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1966

Page

12

Shaftsbury Highway Hearing Explores Route Plans

Officials debate four lane expansion from Shaftsbury north and south with Plan A and Plan B routes. The Linde line favored by some, interchanges proposed near Wilson Ranch, and townwide input via official channels discussed as a public hearing continues.

John Hamlin Highway Department Department Cmdr Holden Hamlin John T. Harrison Jr Planning Commission Hewitt Harrison George Briggs U.S. 7 Pownal Irving Fineman Jenkins Shaftsbury Bennington State Armory Banner

Accidents Investigated In Bennington Village on South Street

A Berkshire Coca Cola truck rear ended a Bennington pickup driven by Sandra Patterson near the County National Bank parking lot 2:15 PM. The impact pushed the pickup into a motorcycle rider Stanley Miller. Police say brake vacuum booster failed. brakes were repaired and Miller and Patterson sought doctors. A second accident occurred later that evening on West Main Street.

Bennington Village South Street Berkshire Coca Cola Bottling Company Pittsfield Mass Albert T. Campoli Sandra Ann Patterson Bennington County National Bank Stanley Miller Campoli West Main Street Harry J. Eastman Earl G. Bishop South Stream Road Eastman Bishop Richard A. Reginbald Park County Streets Herbert H. Leonard Shaftsbury Gerald T.W. Moon Depot St Leonard Park Street Moon County

Area Obituaries and Local Police Reports Collide

Obituary notices detail Leone A. Atkins 69 of Arlington with family survivors and funeral plans at St Peters Episcopal Church. Separate police report describes two traffic accidents, one injuring a passenger, another fender damage. Hoosick Falls death of Frank R. Kelyer, 70, former town clerk and church treasurer, with funeral details.

Leone A. Atkins Crescent Manor Nursing Home Arlington Walter and Neva Gault Veault Burr and Burton Seminary Manchester Atkins Charles W Gould Clifford F. Atkins

Local Probation Office Adds Staff and Moves Location

The Probation and Parole Office hires two new staff members including an additional officer Robert J. Poblocki and full time secretary Miss Pauline N. Provost. Poblocki, formerly a Molly Stark Junior High School P.E. teacher, will work with Daniel J. Holland and William S. Dolt at 481 Main St. The office moves to 106 School St at end of July.

Probation and Parole Office Robert J. Poblocki Daniel J. Holland William S. Dolt Main St Molly Stark Poblocki Webster, Mass St. Louis High School Ithaca College Itaha Elks School St

Empty Courtroom Shows No One Faces Charge

In Municipal Court this morning Judge George M. Fienberg found no one present to answer a charge. One respondent appeared but no warrant existed. he was told to return Monday. Court adjourned for the weekend as the scene resembled a quiet, empty courtroom. Washington news notes split Vermont senators rejected a plan to seat CIA watchdog panel members and the motion died 61 to 28.

George M. Fienberg Washington UPI Vermont Senate Foreign Relations Committee CIA Sen George Aiken Armed Services Committee Winston Prouty Prouty

Area Obituary for Mrs Georgi ana Greenwood

Funeral services for Mrs Georgi ana R Greenwood who died unexpectedly Monday at her daughter’s home were held Thursday at Mahar Son Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church. Rev Joseph Wiseman officiated with a Requiem High Mass. Necrology noted her charity in the World War I Barracks and VFW posts. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery with relatives from Nahant and New Milford among mourners.

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Park Lawn Cemetery Mahar & Son Funeral Home Hoosick Falls Frank R. Kelyer Hoosick First Baptist Church Hoosick St Kelyer Disabled Veterans’ Assoc. of Troy N.Y Hoosick Barracks American Legion Mr. Kelyer Grafton William J Mary A. Salmon Kelyer Lena B. Whittle Robert Lindemann Schenectady Harold Thomas Joseph Gorman Edward Kelger Pownal Center Leo J. Mahar Maple Grove Cemetery Georgiana R. Greenwood Ralph Rigers Ben-Mont Ave Mahar & Son Sacred Heart Church Joseph Wiseman

Cepheus brightens near North Star in sky history

Astronomy notes describe Cepheus as a modest but visible constellation east of the North Star near Cassiopeia with Alderamin as its bright star, named from Arabic meaning the right forearm, and ~52 light years away. In local notices, East Clarendon high mass honors Edward Eugene Fernett, died at Rutland Hospital, with burial at East Clarendon Cemetery and bearers listed.

Cepheus Ethiopia Cassiopeia Alderamin East Clarendon Edward Eugene Fernett Fred G. Fernett Rutland Hospital St. Patrick’s Church Wallingford Charles E. Fitzpatrick East Clarendon Cemetery Raymond King Marshall Fish Willard Fernett Rutland Ralph Bristol Ronnie and Arnold Perry Shrewsbury

Bennington Briefs Roundup of local notices and events

The American Legion Auxiliary picnic is canceled. Regular meeting will be held Tuesday July 19 at the Legion Home. Youth Fellowship of the First Baptist Church to hold a spaghetti supper Saturday at 6 p.m. Bar-B-Que by VFW post 1332 Saturday 3 to 9 p.m. Steak Bar-B-Que $1.50 per person. Dr. William Worthington will be away July 18 through 23. office remains open for appointments. American Coffee Shop closes for vacation July 16. reopen July 25.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Youth Fellowship of the First Baptist Church VFW William Worthington

Stock Averages at Noon July 15 1966

Dow Jones and Co Albany reports at noon on July 15 1966 the stock averages with 30 Industrials at 890.25 up 42.45, 20 Railroads at 231.63 up 4.1, Utilities 134.96 down 0.28, composite 312.99 up 0.93, and total volume 2,670,000.

Hospital Notes July 14 1966 Admissions Discharges

The hospital notes for Thursday July 14 1966 list admissions including Master Milton Harrington of Bennington. Discharges include Baby Florian Mayer from Bennington, Francis Baldwin, Mrs. Mary Wilkinson of Arlington, Earl Lewis of North Bennington. Births report a girl to Richard and wife at 38 Lyman Street Hoosick Falls NY and a boy to Robert Hale of Weston, William LaPorte at 9 River Street.

Baby Florian Mayer Bennington Francis Baldwin Mary Wilkinson Arlington Earl Lewis North Bennington Richard Weeden Lyman St Hoosick Falls N.Y Robert Hale Weston William LaPorte River St

Frog Contest Hears Young Boy With 131-Inch Frog Lead

The Banner reports a late Friday stretch in a frog catching contest. Ten-year-old Bryan Hassenpflug from Beech Street Extension shows a 131 inch frog, with others like Bryant Grant, 10, of Pownal at 1314 inches and Ricky Gauthier at 8 inches. Julie Cardinal, 16, adds a disclaimer but her frog is listed at 13 inches after remeasuring. A dollar per inch prize tops the week long event. deadline was Friday noon.

Beech Street Bryan Hassenpflug South Stream Bryant Grant Pownal Barber’s Pond Ricky Gauthier River St Terday

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