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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1962

Page

3

Local defendants face DWI and driving charges in North Bennington

Municipal Court heard pleas of not guilty from Harry Cushman 23 of Paper Mill Village and Fred Thibodeau 67 of 2 Mortimer Street on driving while intoxicated charges with bail set at 75 and 50 dollars respectively. Lawrence LaBarron 25 of North Bennington pled not guilty to careless and negligent driving that caused an accident, bail 25. Earl Hall 45 of Pownal Center pleaded not guilty to careless and negligent driving causing an accident and was fined 40.10.

Harry T. Cushman Papermill Village North Bennington Eugene V. Clark Atty John P. Morrissey Fred Thibodeau Mortimer St Larence W. LaBarron Earl W. Hall Pownal Center

Coast Guard prepares huge eggnog with spoiled eggs off Newport

The Coast Guard will mix 9 000 pounds of contaminated frozen eggs seized in Tiverton for the FDA in deep waters off Newport. The 30 pound cans totaling 300 were condemned and ordered destroyed by Judge Edward W. Day after the Riverside Freezer and Cold Storage Co. received the shipment from Alta Farms Co. of Fall River. The government charged the eggs were decomposed in whole or in part and destruction was automatic as no answer was filed.

Providence R.I Coast Guard Food and Drug Administration Newport Tiverton Edward W. Day U.S. District Court Federal Food and Drug Agency Riverside Freezer and Cold Storage Co Alta Farms Co Fall River

Freeman Will Stay at Post Despite Political Misfortunes

Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman said he will remain in his cabinet role despite Estes case developments and farm program setbacks in Congress. He criticized Republicans and said he plans to push the farm issue to voters in the next election. He declined to answer Estes related questions but agreed to a later conference to address the matter.

Freeman Washington (Ap Orville L. Freeman Estes Case Congress House Billie Sol Estes West Texas Estes Department

European living costs rise faster than U S

HCL in Europe reports that over the past decade living costs increased 42 percent in France, 29 percent in Britain, and 22 percent in Italy, compared with 13 percent in the United States.

New York UPI United States France Britain Italy

45,000 Youths Studying Music At Summer Camp

A survey by the American Music Conference shows more than 45,000 youths are at summer music camps and schools, with enrollment 350 percent higher than 1950. Most students are teenagers, ages 14 to 18, and 60 percent of camps enroll out-of-state students.

Chicago UPI United States American Music Conference AMC Marion Egbert

Brief Life of Theater Ends Padlocked for Not Paying Rent

The Bennington theater group known as The Sarra Ferman Theater and later names has closed after the Old Brooklyn School was padlocked by Prudential Committee agents for unpaid rent. The group owes $120 for two months. no formal lease existed. The school board foresees write-off and clarifies Holland not legally obligated to pay debts. Interior alterations, including proscenium arch and broken windows, remain, and future use of the building is uncertain.

Bennington Sarra Ferman Candlelight Theater Prudential Committee Greater Bennington Brooklyn Atty Franklin P. Jones Bill Holland Sondra Litzky Sandy Ferman Harriet M. Davis

Garden Club Hears Lecture On Wildflowers Of Oregon

Miss Gladys Bowen, a Portland garden club member and wildflower photography expert, spoke to the Bennington Garden Club on Oregon wildflowers and Vermont varieties. She shared slides from the Wildflowers of the Northwest and a Vermont collection, detailing flora along the Oregon coast and up Mt. Hood, with notes on exchange with local species and a Vermont focus.

Garden Club Oregon Bennington Vermont Garden Club of America Northwest Bowen Portland Ore Mt. Hood Miss Bowen Fabian Kunzelmann Stowell Baxter Vermont Federated Garden Clubs Baxter State Conservation Committee

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