College Board Adds Two Trustees to Bennington College
Stephen R. Currier, president of the Taconic Foundation, and Allan D. Emil, a New York attorney, were named to Bennington College’s board of trustees by chair Oscar M. Ruebhausen. The appointments raise the board to 28 seats. Currier also leads Currier and Co. and sits on several nonprofit boards in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen R. Currier
Taconic Foundation
New York
Allan D. Emil
Bennington College
Oscar M. Ruebhausen
Currier
Currier and Co
Fifth Ave
Allied Casting Corp
Thrift Shop Items and Notable Local Figures Listed
A thrift shop catalogue notes chairs a needlepoint armchair a folding bed table and more with requests for golf clubs glass dishes floor lamps and toys. It also lists staff and notable figures including Lavina Hayward Violet Cross Esther Burt Maud Edson Juna Fuller Amy Howard Currier Harvard graduate Emil 68 a New York lawyer and executive with multiple corporate and museum affiliations along with re elected officers Oscar M. Ruebhausen Richard S. Emmet John W. Nields Fairfield S. Dickinson Jr Stanley R. Pike Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Hayward
Violet Cross
Esther Burt
Maud Edson
Juna Fuller
Amy Howard
Sutton Place South
New York
Ruebhausen
Oscar M. Ruebhausen
Richard S. Emmet
John W. Nields
Fairleigh S. Dickinson Jr
Stanley R. Pike Jr
Paligo resolves charges in Bennington Municipal Court
Chester Paligo, 20, of Morgan Street, pleaded no contest to disturbing the peace by assaulting Carl Jones in Bennington and was sentenced to 2 to 3 years at Windsor House of Correction. He also pleaded guilty to automobile theft from Ernest Lampron and a pre sentence investigation was ordered. Paligo had earlier pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity but was judged not insane by Waterbury State Hospital authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Paligo
Morgan Street
Bennington
Paligo
Waterbury State Hospital
Delta Aquarids and earth impact notes and local court cases
Sporadic meteors may be seen on clear nights during the Delta Aquarids with about seven per hour. Earth quarterly mass gain is around 200 tons from meteorites yearly, with 25 landing in the United States. In Vermont Bennington County Jail records show Paligo released on 300 dollar bail. Local court sessions heard Alvin D. Slocum face petty larceny and Joseph A. Moore, Fort Lauderdale, left the accident scene. Slocum pleaded guilty and received one day in jail. Moore, no contest, fined 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
United States
Alvin D. Slocum
Bennington
Joseph A. Moore
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Slocum
Oneida
Waterbury
Moore
College Road
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Accidents Investigated In Bennington Village
Two early morning accidents were investigated by Bennington Village police. A Dav id Gil station wagon struck a parked Chemplast Inc sedan at McCall and West Main Streets injuring a passenger. A Crowley milk truck damaged a William Stratton pickup on North Street while a separate 6 p.m. Chapel Road crash involved Phyllis Webb’s convertible sideswiping an elm tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
McCall and
West Main Streets
David Gil
McCall St
Main Street
McCall
Chemplast Inc. of
Wayne
N.J. Gil
Gloria Gil
William Stratton
Chapel Road
North Street
George H. Tate
Delanson
N.Y
Crowley’s Milk Co. Inc
Troy
Bennington
Phyllis F. Webb
Shaftsbury
Britain Laborites Seek Special Conference On Mini Budget
After a heated economy debate Labour members urged a special conference to discuss the mini budget proposals. They announced a program calling for drastic foreign-spending cuts recall of British troops from West Germany and withdrawal from East of Suez while planning a review of the pound’s role as a world currency and measures to discriminate against inessential import consuming enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Suez
Pound
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Meetings And Events
Bennington Rural Fire Department master team meets at 6 tonight at Willow Road Firehouse. Harry N. Kaufman of 127 Main Street advances to the third round in singles at Mt Snow Tennis Tournament after two rounds. Auxiliary State Police meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Old Bennington Schoolhouse. Democrats in District 3 to convene at Bennington Court House Thursday at 8 p m. Mrs William Harrington of Gore Road honored July 20 with a surprise baby shower by Mrs Raymond Prouty of McCall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Willow Road
Harry N. Kaufman
Main St
Mt. Snow
Bennington Court House
William Harrington
Gore Road
Raymond Prouty
McCall Street
Playground events shift to water melon contest and dances
Tomorrow at 2 p.m. hootenanny cancelled and rescheduled to a water melon eating contest on Wednesday at 2. Friday spotlights live entertainment with a street dance. The Classics Mike Lausville and Steve La tif will perform 8 to 10 p.m. weekly. One free record will be awarded to a lucky ticket holder. Paradise Restaurant appears missing from Bennington real estate list alongside Paradise Motor Inn and Paradise Realty Co. Inc. Peter Pappas and James Playotis are listed presidents of Paradise Motor Inn and Paradise Restaurant Inc. Dr. Oakley M. Frost will be away two weeks starting July 18 returning August 1. Pleasant's Barber Shop reopens Tuesday August 2 by appointment only. VFW Auxiliary meeting tonight at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Mike Lausville
Steve Latif
Bennington
Camp Y Woods Camp Notes Highlight Fun and Awards
YMCA notes mark the end of the second two week period at Camp Y Woods with Parents Night. Steven McGaughey led songs at the campfire while tribes performed skits and awards were presented for arts and crafts archery camp craft leadership sportsmanship and cooperation to campers including Michael LaPlante Chris Cadiz William Davis Pamela Knights Sandra Long and Laura Martin. A watermelon hunt and a Pirates Day event were among highlights along with a debate over two nestling birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y’ Woods
Steven McGaughey
Waldo Holden
Leonard Black
Chris Cadiz
Joseph Hart
Michael LaPlante
William Davis
Brian Hurley
Michael McGarey
Mark Quinlan
Sandra Long
Laura Martin
Ann Humphrey
Pamela Knights
Virginia Randall
Woodford Mountain
Memorial Park
Camp *Y’ Woods
Mike LaPlante
Hapgood Pond
Obituary: T. Reed Moninger 58 Bennington businessman
Theodore Reed Moninger 58 of 334 Elm St. Bennington died Monday during heart surgery in Boston. Born Sept. 6, 1907 in Mt. Victory Ohio he built a long career in asphalt sales and distribution in New York and Vermont. He moved to Bennington 25 years ago with affiliations in engineers, Elks, Masons, and the First Methodist Church. He married Reba Chapman in 1935 and is survived by his wife and two daughters Linda and Mary, plus an uncle and cousins. Funeral arrangements are at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with services Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Reed Moninger
Elm St
Vermont
New England Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Bennington
Theodore Reed Moninger
Mt. Victory
Ohio
Wrenwick A
Blanche (McDonald
Cairo
First Methodist Church
Couples Club
Reed Maninger
Linda E
Bethlehem Central School
Delmar
N.Y
Mary J
University of Vermont
Guy McDonald
Kenton
Mahar & Son Funeral
Melvin R. McGaughey
Arthur Bleau
Burgess Road
Joseph
Alice
Utter) Bleau
William Wheeler
Emogene Mattison
Bennington First Methodist Church
Kenneth A. Bleau
Robert
Marion) Parker
Raymond
Bermington
North Bennington
Elmer
Granville
Harold
Alice) Burgess
Ephrem
Edna) Berard
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Park Lawn Cemetery
Kinney Wins Army Promotion At Fort Hood
Kinney Jr. was promoted July 12 to Army specialist while serving in the 2nd Armored Division as an aircraft mechanic in Company B of the 502nd Aviation Battalion. A 1965 Bennington Catholic High School graduate, he entered service in June 1965 after working for County Aviation Corporation in Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hood
Texas
Thomas P. Kinney Jr
Union St
Bennington
2Nd Armored Division
Kinney
Army
Bennington Catholic High School
The
County Aviation Corporation
Upward Bound Students Tour Bennington Area
A group of 56 Upward Bound students from St. Michael's College visited Bennington including the battlefield, a panorama of the countryside, and campuses of Williams Bennington and Middlebury. The program, funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity, aims to boost learning and motivation for students from low income families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winooski
St. Michael’s College
Bennington
The
Office of Economic Opportunity
Educational Projects Inc
Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity
Hospital Notes July 25 1966 Admissions Discharges Births
Admissions include Mrs Marion Shultz Jacksonville Mrs Hazel Jones Mrs Viola Travis Petersburg Mrs Catherine Stroffoleno East Arlington Discharges include Master Ronald Pembroke Bennington Births listed for Mr and Mrs Leonard Wilkinson Arlington son of R D Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Shultz
Jacksonville
Hazel Jones
Viola Travis
Petersburg
Catherine Stroffoleno
East Aiigton
Leonard Wilkin
R.D
Arlington
Market Averages Mixed as Industrials Lead Decline
The noon update of July 26, 1966 shows the Dow Jones industrials at 857.07, up 4.24, with railroads at 221.93 down 1.12 and utilities at 132.72 down 0.64. Composite average rises to 301.95, volume 3,210,000.
Also Mentioned on This Page
College Board
Thrift Shop
Ernest Costa
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Vermont
VFW
John E. Ahearn
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Frances Mitchell
Manchester
Costa
Hurlburt
Bennington County
Nhile
James Mouroutsos
Lewis T. Butler
John P. Andrews
Britain
Bennington Briefs
Tiple
Oakley M. Frost
YMCA
Reed Moninger
James J. Carelli
Eve Akoury
State Line House
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Tony and
Najiby (Yamin) Akoury
Walloomsac
Carelli
Hoosick Falls
State Line
Frank E
Virginia) Howe
East Douglas
Mass
Michael T. Akoury
Diane Kory
Los Angeles
Calif
St. John the Baptist Church
Akoury
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Williams College
Middlebury College
Grand Isle
Franklin
Chittenden
Ter
Trinity College
Mt. Anthony Union High School
George A. Fuller Construction Co
Roaring Branch
Hamilton
Ronald Pembroke
Bene Nington
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Salem's
Hamburg
Pee Eae
Y Ib
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