Obituary News Pad: Harold Buckley 62 Dies at Home
Area obituaries report Harold C. Buckley 62 longtime Burlington Winslow Inc. clerk died unexpectedly at his Pleasant Street home. He served 17 years at the local hardware store and was born January 29, 1903 in Burlington, with Masonic lodge ties. Survivors include three sisters and two brothers. services planned at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home with Masonic rites. Additional notices include Mrs. Elijah D. Soule 90 of Pleasant Street, and Dr. Floyd Reeves Smith 82, Pittsfield pediatrician, with multiple survivors and funeral plans. Other notices cover George White Bovie of Hoosick, Lincoln D. Newell 86, and Mrs. Louella Utley 84, detailing funerals or arrangements.
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Harold C. Buckley
A.H. Winslow, Inc
Pleasant Street
Mr. Buckley
Burlington
Masonic Lodge
Chester
John Egbert
East Greenbush
William A, Best
Westfield
N,j
Duncan Fraser
Robert E
Phoenix
Ariz
William H. Buckley
Hanson-Walbridge
St. Peter’s
Pittsfield
Mass
Floyd Reeves Smith
Lawrence Curtiss Smith
Bennington
New York City
Irving School
Tarrytown
N.Y
Columbia Institute
Williams College
New York
Columbia University
University of Virginia Medical College
Orange Memorial Hospital
Orange
N.J
Smith
Pittsfield General Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cerebral Palsy Association
Berkshire County
Berkshire County Tuberculosis Association
State Medical Society
Jane Curtiss
Cleveland
Ohio
Floyd R. Smith
Dalton
Edward H. Robbins
White Plains
Wellington Funeral Home
Preston
Pittsfield Boys Club
Dr. Smith
Hoosick
George White Bovie
Rensselaer County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Albany Medical Center
Bovie
All Saints Episcopal Church
Hoosick Grange
Rensselaer County Pomona Grange
State Grange
National Grange
van Rensselaer Lodge
F&am
Hoosick Falls
United Dairy System
N.Y. Army National Guard
Charlotte Cook
Robert W. Bovie
Sara Lavery
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lincoln D. Newell
Whitingham
Sourcliffe Nursing Home
Charles
Viola) van
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Three Benninton youths face court charges today
In Municipal Court Judge George M. Fienberg heard three youths from Bennington. Meridith Surdam, 21, pleaded not guilty to breach of peace after a June 26 incident involving Phylis Surdam. bail set at $100. Thomas R. Jepson, 18, pleaded not guilty to failure to support his child Robin Senecal since Sept 5, 1964. attorney Margaret Lillie appointed. released without bail. John Beshara, 21, pleaded guilty to unnecessarily blowing the horn of a car on June 24. fined $25 plus $6.10 costs.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Meridith Surdam
Surdam
Phylis Surdam
Thomas R. Jepson
Paper Mill Village
Robin Senecal
Jepson
Fienberg
Margaret Lillie
John Beshara
Park Street
Petersburg Man in Fair Condition After Farm Accident
Robert Blakey of Petersburg is listed in fair condition at Albany Medical Center Hospital after a gasoline explosion at the Raymond Dunigan farm in North Petersburg. He sustained severe facial head and arm burns while unloading sawdust from a tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Robert Blakey
Petersburg
Albany Medical Center
Raymond Dunigan
North Petersburg
Blakey
Funeral Services for Daniel C. Hurlbut Held in Bennington
Funeral services for Daniel C. Hurlbut of Jefferson Heights retired paper manufacturer were held Saturday at St. Peter's Parish House with Rev. Frederick B. Wolf and Dr. Michael Rice officiating. Bearers included Irving Allen Albert Knights Franklin P. Jones and others from Bennington Rochester Wells River and Edmont on. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery with prayers by Father Wolf. NORTH BENNINGTON The funeral of Mrs Ernestine J Worthington who died Thursday was held Sunday at the North Bennington Baptist Church officiated by Rev Alfred Scott with organist Mrs Scott. Bearers were Richard Watson Maurice Ball Harry Holbritter and John Kennedy all of North Bennington with out of town attendees from Schenectady Lake George Hoosick Falls Biggs Air Force Base Oakdale Conn and Blairstown. Burial was in Grandview Cemetery with prayers by Father Wolf.
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Daniel C. Hurlbut
Jefferson Heights
St. Peter’s
Frederick B. Wolf
Michael Rice
Stanley Pike
Irving Allen
Albert Knights
Franklin P. Jones
Bennington
William F. Shafer Jr
Rochester
N.Y
George Bidwell
Wells River
Aubrey Crab
North Bennington
Ernestine J. Worthington
North Bennington Baptist Church
Alfred Scott
Scott
Richard Watson
Maurice Ball
Harry Holbritter
Hoosick Falls
John Kennedy
Schenectady
Lake George
Biggs Air Force Base
Texas
Oakdale
Bennington Briefs Highlights From Town Meetings And Local Notices
Bennington unification study committee to meet at 7 30 tonight at the county courthouse to discuss charter decisions for consolidating the town three villages and one fire district. Also notes Navy yard cruise service member Michael F Burke son of local residents. open house for 50th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Robert Young on June 30. Norshaft Little League Auxiliary had no meeting. Altar Rosary Society to receive Holy Communion at 8 00 am Mass. notices of business closures and schedule changes including Wilson Ford King’s Shoe Service Sacred Heart School graduation pictures availability Lloyd Studio. doctors W S Hall Willard Goyette offices also on holiday and schedule adjustments.
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Bennington
Bennington County
Robert Young
Mt. Pleasant
Sunderland
Norshaft Little League Auxiliary
Altar Rosary Society
St. Francis de Sales Church
Burlington IBM Plant Expansion to Reach 2000 Jobs
IBM Burlington will grow to more than 2,000 workers by end of 1965 as Essex Junction plant interior renovations and air conditioning are undertaken. The expansion, not tied to new products, supports increased demand for existing IBM components including read only storage tapes and reed switches.
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Essex Junction
International Business Machines Corporation
Burlington
James J. Ritchie
IBM
Ritchie
May traffic counts rise on major arteries in county
The latest automatic traffic recorder report from the state Department of Highways shows increases on Vermont 9 in Wilmington, Vermont 11 in Peru, and U S 7 in Shaftsbury. May counts rose 13.6 percent on Vermont 9, 6.5 percent on Vermont 11, and 3.1 percent on U S 7 year over year. The 12 month periods ending in May also show gains of 19.8 percent, 7.6 percent, and 1.7 percent respectively.
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State Department of Highways
Vermont 9
Wilmington
Vermont 11
Peru
U.S
Shaftsbury
Summer work program open at Bennington High
Youngsters can apply at Bennington High School with Ralf S. Kates and George Sleeman between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. If not yet filled, submit the yellow card at the Vermont Employment office. IBM is moving into a new 300000 square foot building and will begin pilot production of solic logic modules in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralf S. Kates
George Sleeman
Bennington High School
George A. Sleeman
Vermont
IBM Idustrial Products Division
Ritchie
IBM
Burlington
Winooski
Essex Junction
Automation Coming To Vermont Libraries
The Free Public Library Service Board authorized teletype machines for the Montpelier office and regional libraries in St Albans Rutland Brattleboro and St Johnsbury. The new system should speed book location efforts by up to 48 hours and guarantee a Montpelier reply within 24 hours, speeding the inter loan process across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Free Public Library Service
Free Public Library Service Board
St. Albans
Rutland
Brattleboro
St. Johnsbury
Viet Nam Battle Briefs Tense Weather Delays Operations
Ground actions near Nghia Hanh were hampered by bad weather as Communist forces held Tao Marong. Two U S enlisted men were wounded by mortar fragments and airlifted to Chu Lai Marine base. U S Air Force B57 bombers hit Viet Cong positions while a downed C123 crashed near Saigon killing three villagers.
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Tao Marong
Nghia Hanh
Chu Lai
Nghia An
U.S. Air Force
Saigon
Long Binh Tan
Hospital Notes and Births and Discharges List
Admissions include Marie Hill Ruth Appeldorn L Jesse Reed Jr Mercedes Griswold Bennington Master John Flood Bonita Perkins Harold Calhoun Ruth Thurber Arthur Pospecil Hoosick Falls Jacksonville Discharges list includes Martin Mears Cynthia Farquhar Clara Murphy Petersburg Births note Raymond Harrington and James Stroffolen o Manchester Depot Scott Campbell Arlington all on June 25 26.
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Marie Hill
Ruth Appeldorn
L. Jesse Reed Jr
Mercedes Griswold
Bennington
John Flood
Bonita Perkins
North Bennington
Harold Calhoun
Ruth Thurber
Hoosick Falls
Arthur Pospecil
Jacksonville
Martin Mears
Cynthia Farquharson
Clara Murphy
Petersburg
Raymond C. Harrington
R,d. 2
James Stroffoleno
Manchester Depot
Scott Campbell
Arlington
Car crashes and injuries in Bennington and Petersburg incidents
A Troy man suffered a bloody nose, knee scrapes, and bruised arm after a guard post impact on Vermont 9 in Bennington. John T. Maloney 24 was attempting a pass when the other vehicle pulled out, sending his car off the highway. Alfred Cook 48 of East Dorset also damaged after hitting a deer on Vermont 9 in Bennington. In Petersburg, Robert Gilly 23 and Robert Nugent 21 of Williams town were injured when Gilly’s 1957 Ford veered off Babcock Lake Road, struck a tree, and led to charges of excessive speed for Gilly. both were taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Troy
N.Y
Vermont 9
Bennington
John T. Maloney
Maloney
Alfred Cook
East Dorset
Cook
Robert Gilly
Robert Nugent
Williamstown
Mass
New York State
Babcock Lake Road
Petersburg
Gilly
Center Brunswick
Nugent
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Vermont Senate approves reflectorized license plates
The Vermont Senate approved a bill requiring reflectorized plates to improve dark visibility and sent the measure to the House as the session nears end. An amendment to set two year registrations was defeated despite House proposals. Prisoners at Windsor State Prison currently manufacture the plates.
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Montpelier
Senate
Vermont
House
Windsor State Prison
Vermont House closes tax loophole in income filing rules
The Vermont House swiftly suspended rules to pass a bill ending married couples filing separately for state income tax. The measure, approved 189 to 25, saves about 1.5 million dollars biennially and adds roughly 750 thousand dollars per year to state coffers.
Cable TV Bill Languishes In House Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee has refused to support or condemn a bill granting the state Public Service Board authority to regulate community antenna television firms. The bill, languishing since early in the session, would empower the PSB to oversee rates and services offered by cable TV companies operating in the state, despite a favorable report from the Banking and Corporations Committee.
Booze Business Booms as Vermont Liquor Sales Rise
Vermont state liquor control reports strong fiscal gains with 11 percent year to date rise through May totaling 15.43 million dollars. Liquor sales climb 11.1 percent to 3.55 million, wine up under 1 percent, malt beverages up 3.4 percent, and 28,369 more cases sold than in 1964.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
State Department of Liquor Control
Stock Averages Dow Jones and Bache data
The noon report shows the Dow Jones industrial average at 854.31 down 0.05, the rail index at 190.41 down 0.33, and utilities at 151.36 down 0.64. The composite stands at 294.72, with sales totaling 2,310,000.
Village School District to hold annual meeting Tuesday
Voters in Bennington Grad ed School District will gather for the annual meeting at 8 p.m. at Bennington Elementary School. The merger question with Greater Bennington Schools was voided due to a warning error. Incumbent officers seek re election. Tax rate proposed at 8.23 dollars, up 1.07 from last year. Other routine articles include annual reports and officer compensation.
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Bennington Graded School District
Greater Bennington Schools Inc
Bennington School District Inc
Merg
Greater
Bennington
Board of Trustees
Mt. Anthony Union
Miss Harrington Graduates From Albany College
Pittsfield Massachusetts reports Marilyn W. Harrington, daughter of George N. and Mrs. Harrington, a June graduate of Albany Business College in Albany New York. Former Bennington resident, she completed a one year executive secretarial course and was active in Newman Club and Theta Alpha Chi sorority.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Albany Business College
Albany
N.Y
Bennington
Marilyn W. Harrington
George N. Harrington
Edward C. Shanahan
Adams St
Harrington
Bennington Catholic High School
Albany Business
Newman Club
Theta Alpha Chi Sorority
Grievance Day Opens in Bennington Listers Hearings Begin
Bennington property owners are reminded that listers start annual Grievance Day on Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Sisters' Office. Taxpayers unhappy with their 1965 listing should present their case, as hearings continue until all voices are heard, with evening availability and appointment options.
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Bennington Listers
Sisters
Listers
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Mrs. Elijah D, Soule
Elijah D. Soule
Emma Gaudette
Warner Nursing Home
Zeb
Phoebe
Herbert) Gaudette
Lancaster Street
Manchester
St. Columban’s Cemetery
George W. Bovie
R.W. Utley
Louella Utley
Landgrove
Wesley Swallow
Norma Floyd
Dellwood Cemetery
Godfrey Parker
Manchester Center
Cancer Fund
Daniel C, Hurlbut
E.J. Worthington
Bennington Briefs
Michael F. Burke
USN
John D. Burke
Pleasant St
Harry E. Yarnell
Carbbean Sea
Wilson Ford, Inc
King’s Shoe Service
Sacred Heart School
Lloyd Studio
Main St
ADV
W.S. Hall
Willard Goyette
Princess
Pageversy
von Amsberg
Italy
Prince Charming
Beatrix
Adolf Hitler
Amsterdam
Claus
Joseph M.T.L. Cals
Holland
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant
Mr. van Amsberg
The
Netherlands
Viet Nam
Ton Son Nhut
Henry McWayne
Dorset
Watson White
Alice Rockwell
Kathleen Bartell
Philip Bruneau
Nicolle Woodward
Julia McGarvin
Robert Wallace Jr
Woodford
Susan Pike
Charles Pike
Curtis Main
Norman Rhodes
Berlin
Evalyn Morse
Gertrude Stacy
Ralph R. Rogers
Lda
Techncolor
Panavision
Warner
Fred Macmurray
Poly Bergen
Prive-In
Hoosick Rt
Stanley Kramer
Jim Panvision World” Technicolort
United Artists
Harte Theatre
Artenc Y
Villa Fiorita
Maureen Chara'rossano Brazzi
Svant Rchard Tod
Phl Cavert
Olivia Hussey
Delmer Davesee
Warner Bros.’ Records
Technicolor
Warner Bros
E. Dorseter
Buck
Dow-Jones&Bache & Co
Village School District
Miss Harrington
Albany College
Latham Circle
Cr Cae
Igors Gaven
Judith Hastings
Latham
Carlos Montoya
Jean Pierre Aumont
Marisa Pavan
Person
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Dial
Javery
South
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
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