Three Injured In Arlington Weekend Car Crash
Three persons were injured Sunday morning when two cars collided on U.S. 7 in Arlington. Edward Ennis 17 of Arlington driver and Joan Kennedy 18 of Sunderland a passenger suffered cuts and Alfred Yott 69 of 714 Gage were also named in the report. The weekend had five investigated incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 7
Arlington
Edward Ennis
Joan Kennedy
Sunderland
Ennis
Alfred Yott
Gage
Local Cancer Unit To Meet on Tuesday
The Bennington unit of the Vermont Division American Cancer Society will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Dr. Curtis M. Flory will preside and report on the nominating committee and elections for the coming year. A final fund drive report will also be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Vermont
American Cancer Society
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Curtis M. Flory
Magazine Salesmen Escorted to Border
Six youths aged 18 to 20 were escorted to the New York state border by Vermont State Police after residents complained they were selling magazine subscriptions under false pretenses. The youths claimed proceeds would go to Father Flanagan's Boys Town in Nebraska. The first report came from a parishioner of St. John the Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
New York State
Vermont
Father Flanagan
Nebraska
R. Marshall Witten
Walter F. Miller
St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church
Parking Meter Scofflaws Face Court Action in Bennington
Three violators of Bennington Village parking meter rules with five or more unpaid tickets were issued warrants to appear in Bennington Municipal Court at 9 a.m. on Wednesday. Village Attorney John H. Williams said the crackdown has collected about 50 percent of outstanding 1962 fines and will extend to those with fewer than five unpaid tickets after current cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
Bennington Municipal Court
John H. Williams
Williams
Lawmakers dispute track relief tied to state subsidy ban
The debate centered on amendments to a bill creating a state railroad authority. Some legislators urged extending relief to the horse track while others pressed to apply the same no subsidy principle. Rep Collins and Rep Myers weighed relief against state interests as others urged caution before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Kenalene Collins
Readsboro
Collins
Daisy L. Myers
Woodford
Leroy Lawrence
Stamford
Allan B. Angney Jr
Arlington
Ways and Means
George Heaslip
Manchester
Robert Graf
Rupert
Eugene V. Clark
Bennington
William T. Burns
Dorset
Edith J. Bauer
Landgrove
Charles D. Bentley Jr
Sandgate
Tracy E. Kenyon Jr
Shaftsbury
Victor V. Bissell
R-Winhall
Reid Lefevre
Obituary notices from Vermont towns publish several deaths
Obituaries report the deaths of Joseph Mercier 55 of 236 Division St Ellis Freemyer 81 of Hoosick Falls Dorothy Coolidge 60 and George R Johnson 64. Mercier born Lowell Mass and longtime Bennington resident. Freemyer ex North Hoosick paper mill worker. Coolidge Dorset Hollow resident. Johnson Hoosick Falls WWI veteran. Funeral details and surviving relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Ellis Freemyer
North Hoosick
Raymond Parker
Henry
Emma (Pickford) Freemyer
Emma Kostenblatt
William Judge
Rockville
BCIC Plans New 21 000 Sq Ft Plant In Town’s Brooklyn Area
BCIC will erect a 21 000 square foot shell type industrial building in town’s Brooklyn area. Raymond B Bowen said there is no buyer yet but two active prospects exist and mortgage financing is being arranged with Vermont Container Corp. in lease purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BCIC
Raymond B. Bowen
Bowen
Vermont Container Corp
Norman H. Greenberg
Gerald E. Morrissey Inc
Northeast Wood Products Inc
W. H. Morse Construction Co. Inc
Morrissey
Morse
Northeast Wood Products
Hamilton L. Shields
T. Garry Buckley
Robert Cummings Jr
Northeast Wood Products Company
Morse Construction Company
Morse Co
Bennington Community Notes From Church to Bus Schedule
The Friendly Circle of the First Baptist Church plans a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Knotty Pine Restaurant with a church gathering at 6. The American Legion Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs. William E. Dailey’s home in North Bennington. Vermont Transit Lines will shift summer bus times to June 20 with a 7:20 a.m. departure to Albany and New York City. A League of Women Voters picnic is set for 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Danforth Geer’s home with planning consultant John Burdis speaking on regional planning. Drive-in Theatre ads feature Taras Bulba and Hero's Island. An BCIC meeting noted the low bid from Northeast Wood Products Co. was accepted, with financing to be completed. The board discussed removing Vincent Pizzano as BCIC director until project completion. An accident at Main and Valentine at 11:15 a.m. involved a 1963 Ford Falcon driven by Margaret E. Holden and a 1961 Corvair driven by Dr. Julius H. Manes. no injuries reported. Police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Deronville
Clifton
N.J
James M. Derouville
Red Mountain Road
Arlington
Sidney H. Martin
North Adams
Mass
Vermont
Pownal
George L. Porter
West Medway
Bessie M. Budro
U.S
Budro
Pamela T. Wilcox
Robert D. Dean
Grant St
Bennington Flats
Vermont Transit Lines
Bennington
Albany
New York City
League of Women Voters
Danforth Geer
John Burdis
N.Y
BCIC
R. B. Bowen
T. Garry Buckley
Robert Cummings Jr
Peter Donavan Jr
William T., Eddington
Clement Gilchrist
Norman Greenberg
Harry Hurley
F. L. Mayer
William C. Rice
Hamilton L. Shields
H. J. Wallace
Northeast Wood Products Co
Vincent Pizzano
Main and
Valentine
Margaret E. Holden
County St
Julius H. Manes
Union St
Pownal Officials Discuss Track's Financial Troubles
Green Mountain Park representatives met with Pownal selectmen and Town Rep James Lounsbury to address the track's economic problems. A town delegation planned to testify before the House Ways and Means Committee on the track's impact. No conclusions about relief were made. the $700,000 Taconic Racing and Breeding assessment remains fixed as grievance day passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Norman Strobridge
Strobridge
James Lounsbury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Taconic Racing and Breeding Association
Peace Walker Arrested At Arsenal in Watervliet
John A. MacLeod 24 of Brockton Mass denial of dis orderly conduct charge after a protest at the Watervliet arsenal. He remained in $150 bail awaiting a jury trial after interfering with spectators and lying down to resist arrest. He belongs to the Committee for Nonviolent Action which plans a march to Guantanamo Bay to spotlight peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet
N. Y
John A. MacLeod
Brockton
Mass
MacLeod
Arsenal
Committee For Nonviolent Action
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Bennington
Pittsfield
Two Defeats Prompt Candidate's Cost Estimate Charge
Mt Anthony Union School District candidate Milton Pinsker contends the 1962 63 union board underestimated high school costs contributing to two defeats of the bond proposal. He filed for a one year seat on the union board, opposing Marian Taylor. Norman Stratton seeks the three year post. Pinsker argues full accurate building expenses and tuition funds support staying in the union district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union
Milton Pinsker
East Road
Union Board
Greater Bennington
Marian C. Taylor
Robinson Avenue
Norman Stratton
Pinsker
Bennington Village
St Joseph College holds commencement and open house
Students receive diplomas in executive secretarial and finance accounting programs as the St Joseph College community gathers for a commencement address by Clark and a welcoming note by Richard Cote. The St Joseph Orchestra performs and an open house showcases new facilities after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
John F. Lonergan
Richard Cote
St. Joseph Orchestra
Oscar Straus
Lonergan
Kathleen M. King
Eileen A. Merrill
Margaret J. Mulvihill
Mary L. Proud
Barbee J. Rockwood
Mary E. Swineski
Jane A. Tilley
Linda A. Wright
Army Reserve Battery Fires 8 Inch Howitzers At Camp Drum
Bennington based Battery B of the 5th Howitzer Battalion completes first camp phase at Camp Drum New York amid damp weather. Commanded by Capt Edward McKenna and with Capt Virginia N Perrotta as Bennington section commander, the unit includes Rep Tracy E Kenyon Jr a Vermont General Assembly member serving as staff sergeant in charge of administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Drum
N.Y
Bennington
Vermont General Assembly
Tracy E. Kenyon Jr
Shaftsbury
Kenyon
Putnam Hospital Admission List for Sunday
Sunday hospital report lists admissions including Mrs. Mabel Phelps Readsboro Miss Tammy Dewey Mrs. Annabelle Matheson Mrs. Lara Prouty Miss Diane LeBlanc Bennington Brian O Donovan Petersburg N Y Mrs. Carol Kight Hoosick Falls N Y Mrs. Cheryl Merrow and son Mrs. Colletta Landon Mrs. Doris Knights Bennington Mrs. Helen Tifft and son Arlington Mrs. Blanche Morrison Manchester Depot Charles Vail North Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Phelps
Readsboro
Tammy Dewey
Annabelle Matheson
Lara Prouty
Diane LeBlanc
Bennington
Brian O’donovan
Petersburg
N.Y
Carol Kight
Hoosick Falls
Cheryl Merrow
Colletta Landon
Doris Knights
Helen Tifft
Arlington
Blanche Morrison
Manchester Depot
Charles Vail
North Bennington
Funerals for Mrs Gladue Held in Sacred Heart Church
Funeral services for Mrs Jo seph Gladue former Bennington resident now in Palm Springs Fla were held at Sacred Heart Church with a Requiem High Mass Rev Vincent J Spinelli presiding Honorary bearers from St Anne Society and bearers named relatives from Palm Springs Lake Worth Fla Framingham Warren and Bristol burial at Park Lawn Cemetery Also noted double private funeral for Calvin and Edward Moffitt Shaftsbury with American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars representatives and burial at Maple Hill Cemetery Other items list discharges births and a birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Leo) Mercier
Division St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Lowell
Mass
Dolore
Melina L. Mercier
Irene LaCroix
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph A. Campeau
Bennington Brush Co
The
Polygraphic Co
North Bennington
Union
Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart Church
Knights of Columbus
David
Juliette
Linda Mercier
Philip
Juliette) Denis
Lewiston
Maine
Mahar & Son Funeral
Park Lawn Cemetery
Dorset
Dorothy Crandall Coolidge
Dorset Hollow
Dorset Congregational Church
Robert G. Dana
Maple Hill
William and
Blanche (Nichols) Crandall
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Coolidge
Women’s Fellowship
Home Demonstration Society
Harlan F. Coolidge
John Coolidge
James Harwood
Waterville
Irving Eaton
Springfield
Gladys Phillips
Joseph Gladue
Palm Springs
Fla
Gladue
Framingham
Union Hospital
Gerald
Vincent J. Spinelli
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
St. Anne Society
Paul Bellemare
Emil Boutin
Paul Gendron
Francis Stemp
Hector Betit
Arthur Cole
George St. Angelo
Roland Dallaire
Conrad Fortier
Reginal Fortier
Warren
R. Alfred Allard
William Moor
St. Anne Society of Sacred Heart Church
Joseph F. Wiseman
Spinelli
Gibney, Haynes & Kane
Calvin
Edward Moffitt
Brothers of
Shaftsbury
A. J. MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
New York State
Market figures show mixed industrials and railroads
The noon report lists 30 Industrials at 720.27 up 1.76, 20 Railroads at 170.414 down 0.68, 15 Utilities at 140.07 up 4.44, with the Composite average at 257.05 and sales totaling 1,630,000.
NATO to Arm Polaris Fleet With 25 Ships Over Seven Years
A three star admiral told AP that NATO plans a Polaris missile surface fleet of about 25 ships. Costs could fall to near 4 billion, with construction in member yards and crews allocated by national contributions. The force would likely report to Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
NATO
NATO Supreme Commander In
Europe
U.S. Army
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
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Khrushchev
Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Tokyo
Earth
Vostok 5
Yoshiaki Nakata
Radio Research Institute
Moscow
Miss Tereshkova
Cancer Unit
Miller
Jersey
Leo J. Mahar
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Hinsdillville Cemetery
George R. Johnson
Veterans Hospital
Johnson
St. Mary’s Academy
Wood Flong Corp
Wall St
Hoosick Barracks
Derby Community Club
Wood
Brooklyn
Bennington Briefs
First Baptist Church
Knotty Pine
American Legion Auxiliary
William E. Dailey
Bennington Drive-n Theatre
Taras Bulba
Tony Curtis
Yul Brynner
Hero’s Island
James Mason
Bennington County
William M. Kirby Jr
Williamstown, Mass
Methodist Church
Main Street
John Rogers
John Thomayer
Beech St
Steven Brookman
Division Place
Thomas Crowe
David Pratt
Gage St
Paul Kennedy
School St
Bradford Jones
Michael Wilson
Fillmore St
Buckler
Peace Walker
Union School
St. Joseph
Army Reserve
Putnam Hospital Report
Mrs
Lake Worth
Framingham Centre
Bristol
R.I
Alice M. Forcier
Howard C. Owhl
Lucy van Orman
Dora Torrey
Ralph R. Clark
Albert J. Gonyea
Eagle Bridge
James E. Welch
Martin F. Hoffman
Elizabeth Guiden
Harold C. Buckley
Howard J. Dunbar
Thomas Weakley
R.D
Donald Rogers
Frederick Powers
Imperial Ave
Robert J. Bouplon
Bradford St
John F. Cramer
Kimberley Jo
Richard Ballou
Topeka
Kan
Josephine Ballou
Union Street
Kelly Jean
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Nichols
Ae Circle Magazines
Salem’s
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