Science Fair Winners Go To Vt Competition
Russell Barber of North Bennington High School placed first among ten winners at the Bennington County Science Fair held at Arlington Memorial High School. His project demonstrated extraction and synthesis of the mineral Galena. The top ten are eligible for the state fair at St Michael s College in Winooski April 3. Other winners include Betsy Jones Debbie Allen Carol Sherman Don Rogers Nancy Rallis Mark Gordon Colleen Bushee Julie Wolf and Rocky Stump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Barber
North Bennington High School
Bennington County
Arlington Memorial High School
Barber
Math and Science Teachers Association
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
Betsy Jones
Debbie Allen
Molly Stark
Carol Sherman
Don Rogers
Nancy Rallis
Benhi
Mark Gordon
Colleen Bushee
Julie Wolf
Rocky Stump
St. Francis de Sales
Ex Lovers Quarrel Over Ring BOSTON
Aaron Shinberg of Haverhill sued Lorra ine Graton of Boston over an engagement ring after she claimed it had been misplaced. Justice Elijah Adlow ruled Shinberg entitled to the ring, noting Graton had sold it for 350 dollars. Shinberg testified he paid 500 dollars for the ring and was ordered to be paid 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Aaron Shinberg
Haverhill
Lorraine Graton
Shinberg
Boseton Municipal Court
Elijah Adlow
Miss Graton
Adlow
Miss Gratun
Obituaries and Resignations Across Vermont and Ohio
Obituary notices for Eugene Peter Roy a Benn ington resident died at the Vermont Soldiers Home after a year there. interment planned at Park Lawn Chapel with late burial. Also West Rupert obituary for Calla B Whitney a Disciples of Christ member and former Philopea teacher. services Sunday in Rupert Cemetery. Ohio note Miss Ruth Warfel resigns as Miami University dean of women and takes mount Holyoke College dean role in South Hadley Mass with transition through year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Peter Roy
Ben-Mont Avenue
Bennington
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
West Rutland
Joseph and
Mary Rousseau Roy
Sacred Heart School
Holden and Leorard Co
Cummings Knitting
Sacred Heart Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Order of Eagles
Mary Andrew
Cordelia Marcoux
Wilfred
Leah) LaFlamme
Regina Roy
Victoria Morrison
Kispell
Mont
Edward Roy
Nices
Mahar and Son Funeral
Park Lawn Chapel
West Rupert
Calla B. Whitney
Maude Bebens
Wells
Ferrand
Emily Wood Barden
Disciples of the Church of Christ
Philophea
West Pawlet
William B. Whitney
Maude Warner
Bebens
Charles Richards
Rupert Cemetery
Oxford, Ohio
Ruth E. Warfel
Miami University
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Catherine P. Robinson
John D. Millett
Miami
Warfel
Bennington Briefs Highlights Births and Local Meetings
A son, Daniel Gerard Faryniarz, was born Friday March 13 at Putnam Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Faryniarz of Walloomsac Road. The newborn weighed seven pounds one ounce. The couple has three other children, and the father leads the guidance department at Bennington High School. Lloyd Oppenheimer will speak at the Cora B. Whitney School Parent-Teacher Group meeting Monday night at 8, presenting his color quiz with slides of everyday objects and scenes around Bennington. The Bennington Village Board of Civil Authority meets tonight to register young voters for Tuesday’s village meeting, with clerk offices open for balloting. Other notes cover local club activities, a March 9 Roaring Branch Home Demonstration Group meeting, church sewing for hospital towels, and upcoming fundraisers and St Patrick’s Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Gerard
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Stanley Faryniarz
Walloomsac Road
Stanley
Anne
Frances
Faryniarz
Helen Griffin
Bennington High School
Lloyd Oppenheimer
Lloyd Studio
Cora B. Whitney
Bennington
Roaring Branch
Claire Dupee
Lula Sweet
Fannie Brimmer
Ruth Dorman
Brimmer
Bennington Listers Postpone Property Adjustment Plan
Listers report progress on revised schedules and say the paper adjustment provides a base figure for residential properties. They will weigh actual sale prices and surrounding property values before final determinations, aiming to finish this year. The plan is tabled until after the 1964 Grand List and may delay a new union high school bond vote in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Listers
Union High School
Bennington
Bennington Residents Fined in Hoosick Falls Court
In Hoosick Falls charges ranged from resisting arrest and disorderly conduct to unregistered vehicles and unlicensed driving. Bennington residents including Gary Hoag Barry Purdy Cecil Pratt Irene Miller and others faced fines bail and arraignment before Justice Restino with several cases continued or dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Garry Hoag
Bennington
Robert K. Shil
Barry Purdy
Hoag
Hoosick Falls Village
Cecil Pratt
Frank J. Demick
Classic Street
Demick
William E. Murphy
Wirmusky
Church Street
North Adams
Mass
Thomas G. Restino
New York
William J. Warner
Vermont Line
Richard G. Percey
Percey
Warner
Irene Miller
John Adams
Schenectady
Lois J. Mannuelo
Peter T. Roy
Cyprus Appeals for Restraint Over Turkish Invasion Threat
Cyprus accused Turkey of planning an invasion to force partition of the island. Cyprus urged the UN Security Council to act to deter Turkish military action while leaders in Athens, London, Stockholm, Helsinki, Dublin and Ankara coordinated responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenon Rassides
Cyprus
Council
Turkey
Rassides
Thant
U.N
London
Alec Douglas-Home
Richard A. Butler
Britain
Commonwealth Affairs
Duncan Sandys
Lester B. Pearson
Dublin
Izmir
Greece
NATO
Southeast Europe Command
Atlantic Alliance
Washington
Dean Rusk
Sweden
Red Cross Solicitors canvass area Sunday Bennington County
Red Cross volunteers prepare a house to house canvass across Bennington County for the 1964 fund drive. Five or more disaster units are at work in the Ohio River flood area and local residents benefited from blood supplies last year. Reports will be filed Sunday afternoon at the Second Congregational Church Hillside Street Bennington. Area captains under Mr. and Mrs. James W Merunowicz include numerous named volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bennington County
Ohio River
Red Cross Fund
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Bennington
James W. Merunowicz
Raymond Aja
Philip Betit
James Davis
Donald Hicks
Natalie Cross
Louise Piper
Henry Ostrander
Herman LeRay
Alexander Mahar
John Riddle
George Sleeman
Glenard Turner
Edward Thibodeau
John Thomayer
Interfaith Dinner Planned by Methodist Unit
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church schedules an interfaith banquet for April 29 at St Peter's Church. Guest speaker is Thyra Bjorn. After business, a Communion service is held, with Rev Gordon Clark guest preacher and a Lenten message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Paul Crane
St. Peter’s Church
Thyra Bjorn
Melvin R. McGaughey
Gordon Clark
Johnsonville
N.Y
East Arlington
Mr. McGaughey
New England Council names five to public relations panel
Burlington advertising executive Norman H. Myers heads a five member Public Relations Advisory Committee of the New England Council. Also named are Wallace Dickson of Federal Reserve Bank Boston Warren S. Berg Arthur D. Little Cambridge Car roll Hills Boston University and John H. Tripp Allstate Insurance West Hartford. Committee to publicize the 350th anniversary of New England's founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Norman H. Myers
Hays Advertising Agency
New England Council
Wallace Dickson
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Warren S. Berg
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Cambridge
Mass
Carroll Hills
Boston University School of Public Relations
John H. Tripp
Allstate Insurance Company
West Hartford
Conn
New England
Funeral for Harold D. Harmon Sr. held in Vermont
Harold D. Harmon Sr. died Wednesday at Putnam Memorial Hospital. His funeral Friday at Mahar and Son Funeral Home was officiated by Rev. H. Glenn Payne. Entombment at Park Lawn Chapel with spring burial. Bearers were Richard Harmon Frank Andrews Harry Perc y Floyd Harmon. Attendees from Troy Albany East Wallingford Rupert Montpelier Brattleboro Ludlow and Maryland Naval Air Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D. Harmon Sr
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar and Son
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Park Lawn Chapel
Richard Harmon
Frank Andrews
Harry Percey
Floyd Harmon
Troy
Albany
N.Y
East Wallingford
Rupert
Montpelier
Brattleboro
Ludlow
Maryland Naval Air Station
Bennington Banner Advertising and Contacts
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. It lists advertising and newsroom numbers 442 6300 442 2800 442 2684 and provides subscription rates by mail for various regions and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Vermont
U.S
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Sandra Pickering
Camilla Park
Memorial High School
Arlington
Carl Stacy
Buckler
Mount Holyoke
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Village
Board of Civil Authority
Hilda Hurley
Irene Barber
Betty Clark
Mae Fahs
Juna Fuller
Lula Greenslet
Dorothy Halvorsen
Florence Hyde
Gretchen Graham
Katharine Marsden
Edward MacKinnon
Isma Sargent
F.C. Eagles
Mamchester
March of Dimes
BPO Elks
Pelee
King’s Shoe Service
North St
Benningtonians
William Mattison
Telegram
White River Junction
Makarios
Athens
Stockholm
Helsinki
Ankara
Ismet Inonu
Nicosia
Pavel Kyermoshin
FORD
W.H
Bennington, VT
GRAD
Red Cross Solicitors
Methodist Unit
Harold D. Harmon
NEIDA
Main Street
Aesee En Tas Discount Department Store
A&w Root Beer
Dairy Queen
North Bennington Road
Fairhaven
Cohoes
Gulf Oil Corporation
Ideal Fuels
U.S.A.F
Transportation Call
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Ben Mont Ave
THE
Drysdale’s
Songfest
Danny Boy
Galway Bay Vf Cal
Cal
Camden
Noveck-Shultz, Inc
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