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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1969
Page
2
Judge John P. Morrissey of Bennington District Court described a Rotary project titled Youth Law Enforcement Program. It aims to introduce seminars in law enforcement to junior and senior high school students in Bennington public schools.
Raymond Conrad Kraft 69 of Wallingford died Thursday. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. at Brewster Funeral Home Manchester Center with Rev. Lester Tufts. Burial Maple Hill Cemetery Dorset. Born Nyack New York May 7 1900. Survived by wife Dorothy two daughters one son six grandchildren. Friends may call Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home.
James Alexander from Vermont Department of Taxes attended a Bennington Board of Sisters meeting to present inventories estimates for selected local firms. He outlined authorized procedures under statute 4041 and said 1,000 notices will be mailed to property owners. He also attended a Rotarian luncheon at Mt Anthony Country Club, receiving mixed cheers and boos.
NORTH ADAMS MASS Among the owners of 10 dogs who received certificates Wednesday for pets completing a 10 weeks obedience training course conducted by the Northern Berkshire Dog Training Club were several from Bennington County Frederick E Brooks of North Adams club president and Frank Ives of Bennington vice president distributed the certificates The owners their dogs and the breed for which certificates were issued includes Mrs Beulah Griffin of Shaftsbury Zando Gee German shepherd Mrs Phyllis Lindsey Bennington Merrydell Casino's Venus miniature poodle A Edward Morrill of Bennington Winterwind's Black Sam Beau miniature poodle Mrs Helen Morrill of ten Morrill's Fier Fillette miniature poodle
Washington reports Albert A. Cree, chairman of the Electric Coordinating Council, urged Congress to stop funds for the Dickey Lincoln hydro project in Maine as too costly. He testified the $505.5 million cost with inflation and interest would not lower New England power costs, and private nuclear and hydro plants coming online in 1971 and 1972 could meet regional demand.
Mrs. Doris Snow Gage of Hinsdale Bennington received an associate in science degree in nursing from Berkshire Community College during the Pittsfield Boys Club commencement. She joined 212 fellow graduates in the first nursing cohort. Dr. Mildred Montag of Teachers College Columbia University delivered the commencement address.
At the Harte Theatre crowd shows two screenings of Before Winter Comes a refugee camp melodrama starring David Niven Anna Karina and Topol with 6 30 and 8 30 p.m. The Odd Couple with Walter Matthau Jack Lemmon and Rosemarys Baby starring Mia Farrow and John Cassavetes plays at the Williamstown Cinema 7 and 8 45 p.m.
Edward F. Banas, 34, of Adams Massachusetts, received minor head injuries when his 1965 Ford hit a light pole base in the A and P Parking Lot on North Street at 7 15 p m Friday Village Police said he swerved thinking two cars approached He was treated and released at Putnam Memorial Hospital The film Gone with the Wind starring Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh plays at the Manchester Cinema at 7 30 p m
Manchester announcement of a new E H Henry Award by the BBS Student Council. A $25 prize will honor the senior with the most progress over four years, based on Henry index criteria set by the council executive. Recipients chosen by two council presidents and advisers. Prize presented at Sunday commencement by council president Jesse Corcum.
About 120 eighth graders from Man nee Dorset Danby Weston Londonderry Sunderland and Winhall attended Burr and Burton Seminary's annual Sub Freshman Day. The event, run by the Student Council for the first time, featured a gym program with A Cappella Choir numbers, school tours by student guides, and a preparatory registration process.
The Senior Citizens Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the center on North Street with a social hour to follow. Temple Beth Religious School hosts its annual picnic at 10 30 a.m. Sunday with students gathering at the temple. Iron Kettle Weekend Special offers Roast Young Tom Turkey complete dinner for 2 85. Lever Bros sampling job advertising seeks in person applications Monday 9 a.m. at 129 McCall St. Car required over 16 with a driver's license.
Wednesday's Moose Hall gathering elected officers for the coming year led by Shirley Wilkins as senior regent and Bessie Burgess as past graduate regent. Installation set for June 18 at 7 30 p.m. with Governor Charles Rice in charge.
Camp Y Woods enters its fourth season with director Edward Dewey naming Alan Hollister Steven Cleveland Timothy Proud Sue Hall and Catherine Perras as staff. Cleveland returns after a one year gap while Hollister is a third season campecraft and archery instructor. Registration runs weekdays 9 am to 6 pm and Saturday 9 am to 1 pm at the YMCA office. camp opens June 23 for boys and girls ages 7 through 12.
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