Morgan Horse Exhibitors Debut Set for Sept 10
Twelve residents of southwestern Vermont and nearby areas plan to debut as Morgan horse exhibitors in the special saddle class at the Putnam Memorial Hospital horse show in Green Mountain Park on Sept 10. Entries include T Garry Buckley Old Bennington Kenneth Cram Kingston Mass Mr and Mrs Edward H Cumpston Old Bennington S Whitney Dickey Bennington Ray P Foote Dorset and others. The show aims to promote health hospital funds boost business and attract visitors while showcasing the Morgan breed.
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Vermont
Morgan
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Green Mountain Park
Horse Show Committee
AHSA
T. Garry Buckley
Old Bennington
Kenneth Cram
Kingston
Mass
Edward H. Cumpston
S. Whitney Dickey
Bennington
Ray P. Foote
Dorset
Stephen H. Gilman
Walter A. Lapham
John McWilliams
Williamstown
Leigh Morrell
Brattle
District Court voters accept 11 guilty pleas by waiver
Bennington District Court accepted 11 guilty pleas by waiver with defendants paying fines by mail. Individuals named include Selene W. Weaver Dorset $20 for uninspected vehicle in Manchester on June 10. John Terleckey Amsterdam $40 total for uninspected vehicle and defective equipment on June 15. Ruth Ann Steiger East Rockaway $20 for defective equipment on June 10. Richard J. Manson North Adams $20 for speeding on June 17. Mark J. Pradon Shaftsbury $20 for speeding on June 14. Cyril Sloane Winooski $20 for uninspected vehicle on June 14. Samuel J. Comstock Cheshire Mass. $20 for driving a truckload of wood. William O. Stanley Carrigan Lane $20 for driving without a license on June 4. plus other minor adjustments. Weather notes report nearly an inch of rain between Thursday evening and Friday morning, total 0.98 inch. Additional items cover school district reports, high school reunion plans, and local notices about committee meetings, a steak supper, and a company vacation.
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Bennington
Selene W. Weaver
Dorset
Manchester
John Terleckey
Amsterdam
N.Y
U.S
Ruth Ann Steiger
East Rockaway
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Richard J. Manson
North Adams
Pownal
Mark J. Pradon
William O. Stanley
Carrigan Lane
Chapel Rd
Cyril Sloane
Winooski
U.S. Rt
Arlington
Samuel J. Comstock
Chesire
Mass
Robert D. Gross
Cleveland
Suzan P. Darnell
New Britain
Merritt Wideawake
Pawlet
Ronald F. Wendell
North Bennington
Peru and Landgrove vote study for union school
Peru and Landgrove join 10 other Windsor Southwest districts in a unanimous move to study a proposed Grade 7 12 union school for Study Area 28. The plan would create a Grades 7 12 building with about 800 capacity costing roughly 1.5 million locally, offset by state aid of about 600 thousand. The study does not bind towns to a vote, pending feasibility.
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Peru
Landgrove
Bennington County
Windsor Southwest Supervisory Union
Chester
Andover
Londonderry
Weston
Cavendish
Duttonsville
Baltimore
Windham
Union 29
Union 20
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Chester and Union
Charles Nason
Census to mail 60 percent for 1970 headcount
Census Bureau Director A Ross Eckler announced the 1970 census will use mail questionnaires in cities while rural residents are counted by in person visits. The plan calls for six of ten Americans to receive a form by mail and the rest to be counted through fieldwork.
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Washington
Rotarians See Vet Explain Thoroughbred Breeding
At a Friday meeting Rotarians viewed color slides on birth of a race horse and knee surgery. Dr. Peter Schaad, a Bennington veterinarian who runs a thoroughbred farm and animal hospital near Mont Vernon, discussed his move to Vermont in 1962 and the Green Mountain Park era. He noted advances in treating chipped knee bones, with most horses now recovering to race rather than being retired.
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Bennington
Peter Schaad
Vermont 9
Old Bennington
Garden Club Tours Sugar Hill Nursery in Dalton
Bennington Garden Club visited Mrs. Bruce Crane’s Sugar Hill Nursery in Dalton Mass on June 20. Carl Deame hosted the tour, highlighting hanging basket plants including fuchsias and begonias, plus alpines sedum and 180 varieties of sempervivums. Mrs Crane, a renowned horticulturist and founder of the nursery, joined and aided the group despite rain.
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Bennington Garden Club
Bruce Crane
Sugar Hill
Dalton
Mass
Dearne
Convertible overturns in brook near Pownal Center
State Police report a 1956 convertible left the road on the Pownal Center to North Pownal route Friday around 7 p.m. It overturned in a brook and struck a large culvert. Driver Robert Corriveau 20 and three passengers Ernest Murray 20 Elizabeth Divine 20 and Marie Divine 19 were uninjured.
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Pownal Center
North Pownal
Robert Corriveau
Gage St
Ernest Murray
Charles St
Elizabeth Divine
Marie Divine
Manchester
N.H
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John M. Babcock Jr
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Babcock
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Romania
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Thant
Johnson
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Paul W. Bohne
Bennington Briefs
Evans News
Bennington High School
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Coffee House Committee
St. Peter’s Parish House
Moose Lodge
Stu Dumas
King Company
ADV
U.S.O
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Orthennington
Foster
Frankforts
Little Link
Foster’s Polish Sausage Rings
Circle K Bacon
Oneida
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Jewelers
Main ST
Bennington, Vt
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Abbie LaClair
Grace Reed
Eileen Flynn
Grace Merritt
Union
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Orpheus
Ngton Banner
Ephones
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United Press International
UPI
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DIAL
Charles G. Salem
D.D.S
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Charles G Salem Sha
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Sugar Hill Nursery
Richard Jackson
Pittsfield
Squaw Hill
Rene Laflamme
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