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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1966

Page

12

Phone Monitoring Report Expected At Week's End

Vermont Public Service Board chairman said a special report on New England Telephone Co monitoring practices should be ready by week’s end. The study, ordered by the New England Utility Commissioners, will be reviewed privately by commissioners before any public release. Also, certificate of public good for the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant is expected by week’s end, and the board will rule on Springfield Local Telephone Co stock and charter amendments after a public hearing.

Ernest W. Gibson III Rexford Roberts New England Gibson Boston Vermont New Hampshire Maine PSB Springfield Local Telephone Co

Tractor Dragging Fatal Train Collision In Vermont

A North Duxbury girl, Gloria Davis, age unknown, was killed when a Central Vermont passenger train struck and dragged the hay wagon tractor 800 feet on a private farm road. An 18-year-old Waterbury youth, David Kenney, was critically injured with severe head and body injuries at Mary Fletcher Hospital. Mrs. Davis and another bystander, John Forkey, 18, escaped serious harm.

North Duxbury UPI Waterbury Vermont Gloria Davis Ralph Davis David Kenney Mary Fletcher Hospital

Listers Open Grievance Day Proceedings in 1966

Bennington listers began receiving appeals ahead of the official Grievance Day on the new 1966 property assessments. Hearings will continue all next week with daytime or evening slots Monday through Thursday. appeals may lead to revisits of properties and notices of action. If aggrieved, owners can appeal to the town Board of Civil Authority. Printed valuation reports should be ready by week’s end, as voters in March directed. In a separate item, eighteen Birmingham foundry workers walked out over wolf-whistling by female coworkers, prompting embarrassment over the practice.

Bennington Listers Listers Town Board of Civil Authority

Hayes attacks Snelling sales tax plan in Vermont speech

In White River Junction Thomas L. Hayes Republican governor candidate denounced Richard Snelling s sales tax proposal arguing it would raise about 15 million dollars and impose a $150 annual burden on a four person family He cited Wisconsin and Ohio studies to claim collectors costs cut into revenue with high percentages for merchants and warned the tax would hurt low income and poor Vermonters in a region where almost half of families earn under 5 000 a year

White River Junction Thomas L. Hayes Richard Snelling Hayes Rotary Club Vermont Fair Haven University of Wisconsin Snelling Ohio State University Business Research Center Ohio

Memorial Park hosts scavenger hunt and parade event

Memorial Park hosts a Wednesday scavenger hunt at 2 p.m. and a Friday Story Book Parade with participants dressing as storybook characters. Judging occurs at Memorial Park while specialties include a Doll and Model Show at Stark Street and prize ceremonies.

Memorial Park Stark Street Main Street Gage Street Stark Street Playground Stephanie Parker Laurie Galston Jenny Carroll Pam Hollister Cheryl Hollister Barbara Burke Patti Hollister Sandra Mason Sheri Burns Jean Crawford Pat Sallisky Edward Burns Kathy McGurn Tom McGurn Tammy Harling Mary Leonard Dannette Parker Margaret McDermott Kathy Leonard Joanne Burns Glen Pru Mary Crawford Brian Sallisky Kathy Jones Sherri Burns Mike Ranzona Cindy Tiernan Ken Bourtell Judy Stone Mike Bourtell Terry Bourtell Kathy Mason John Stone Kelli Walker Donna Harling Kathy Walker Linda Mallet

Guardsmen Hospitalized After Camp Drum Food Poisoning

26 Vermont National Guard members were hospitalized following a turkey dinner at Camp Drum New York during summer training. Three Bennington residents among the ill were treated for suspected bacterial infection. 54 ate the meal. 2,800 guardsmen returned home, and officials pursue a formal incident report as tests continue.

Marshall Vermont 86Th Engineer Company Bennington Walter F. Babcock Putnam St Donald Viollette Charles Tinkham Arlington

Edson Family Association to Meet in Rutland

A. Sidney Edson announces the Edson Family Association of America Executive Committee will hold a meeting at the Bardwell Hotel in Rutland on Saturday. Attendees include Col. Carroll and Mrs. Edson of Tucson and Brookfield Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hopkins of Toronto Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vantine celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary with a barbecue at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stuchel Jr. in Lyons District. George Hilton of Clifton, N.Y. also attended.

A. Sidney Edson Edson Ernest Vantine West Main Street William H. Stuchel Jr Lyons District George Hilton Clifton, N.Y

Obituary of George H Bigart veteran and family man

George H Bigart 88 a Spanish American War veteran died Monday night at Vermont Soldiers Home where he had resided six days born July 13 1878 in Shaftsbury Pa st sur vivors include his wife Katherine five children nine grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren funeral from Mahar Son Funeral Home to St Francis de Sales Church for Requiem High Mass Burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Lost earring reward and Dr Oakley Frost notice included.

George H. Bigart Vermont Bigart Dewey Street Shaftsbury George W Mary (Mayhew) Bigart Williams College Bennington Continental Can Co Jersey City N.J Katherine Linsner New York City

Stock Averages at Noon July 19 1966 Dow Jone Bache

The noon stock report shows the Dow Jones Industrials at 879.67, down 8.74. Railroads at 228.40, down 2.01. Utilities at 134.87, down .37. The composite average stands at 309.71, down 2.63 with a total volume of 2,980,000.

Dow-Jones—Bache & Co Albany

Funeral held for Mrs Leone Atkins at St Peter's

The funeral for Mrs Leone A Atkins widow of Clifford F Atkins, a longtime Bennington resident, was well attended at St Peter's Episcopal Church. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery with committal prayers led by Father Frederick B Wolf. Relatives came from Hampton New Hampshire, Arlington, Brattleboro, Plainfield New Jersey, Binghamton New York, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, and Williamstown Massachusetts.

Leone A. Atkins Clifford F. Atkins Bennington St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Frederick B. Wolf Father Wolf James Barrie N.J Binghamton, N.Y Philadelphia, Pa Williamstown Mass Bennington Area

Thrift Shop Sees Busy Weekend and Limited Space

Many fine items remain after a busy weekend with reduced prices on blouses shirts and several sleeve less dresses glass dishes large trunks and a buffet plus large mirrors. Chairs tables children's furniture ironing board card table and beds or mattresses are not accepted. Volunteers Marjorie Hayes Phyllis Cross Juna Fuller Mary Schaaf Caroline Clark Lavinia Hayward Sally Adams Irma Sargent Leah Cook Agnes Johnson and Robert Smith helped sort mark and discard on Friday Saturday and Tuesday.

Marjorie Hayes Phyllis Cross Juna Fuller Mary Schaaf Caroline Clark Lavinia Hayward Sally Adams Irma Sargent Leah Cook Agnes Johnson Robert Smith

Hospital Notes July 18 1966 admissions and births

Hospital notes list admissions for Miss Laurie LaFlamme Miss Kathy LaFlamme Bennington Mrs Martha Loker Berlin N Y Miss Linda Sherman East Arlington Miss Donna Sprague Eagle Bridge N Y Miss Robin Wade Shaftsbury Discharges for Mrs Ethel Paquin Clark Harwood Mrs Elsie King Bennington Mrs Daisy Elwell North Bennington Births a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Alfred Chenaille RFD 1 Bennington and a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Larry Rock 17 Bradford Place

Laurie LaFlamme Kathy LaFlamme Bennington Martha Loker Berlin N.Y Linda Sherman East Arlington Donna Sprague Eagle Bridge Robin Wade Shaftsbury Ethel Paquin Clark Harwood Elsie King Daisy Elwell North Bennington Alfred Chenaille RFD Larry Rock Bradford Place

Hoosick Falls Fire Destroys Barbecue Recreation Building

Firefighters from four communities battled a blaze at the Barbecue Restaurant recreation building and bowling alleys on River Road Hoosick Falls. The living quarters were heavily damaged and smoke impacted the bowling area. No cause or damage estimate yet. deputies assisted with traffic on Route 22.

Bar-B-Que Hoosick Falls N.Y Frank Marani Beaumont Hoosick Baker’s Nursery Rensselaer

Cepheus constellation guides via Big Dipper pointers

Astronomy notes describe locating Cepheus by tracing from the Big Dipper pointers to the North Star and along a straight line. The constellation lies on its side in early evening with a triangular head, the king's crown pointing west, a sight near the Milky Way best seen through binoculars.

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Central Vermont Public Service Corp Rutland Birmingham England Bobbie Fisher County St Linda Arnold North Branch Street Kitty Kane Gage St Beech Court Russell Pembroke Pageant St John Hart Burgess Road Mark Melanson Franklin Memorial Stark Memorial Parkers John and Pam Bourtell Hough Avenue 86Th Street Paskett Paskert Robert Hill Ralph Stiles Mt. Sinai Hill Stiles Mart Michel Johnson Congress Viet Nam Bennington Briefs Oakley M. Frost Leone A.atkins Thrift Shop Howard Cox Watson White
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