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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1964

Page

16

Track Employer Faces Unemployment Fund Criticism

The track’s owner argues that seasonal employment does not drain the unemployment reserve and defends the program as improving the Bennington area employment. Critics claim short-term hires would join unemployment rolls after layoffs. Bartimo notes Bennington’s high unemployment rate and says benefits restrictions are misguided.

Bartimo Green Mountain Park Bennington New York Massachusetts Vermont DES Ford

Water pipes spill on Old Bennington village green

About 20 steel water pipes fell onto the village green in Old Bennington when a binder chain broke on the truck carrying them as it turned a corner on Vermont 9. Owner Harry L. Zimmerman and co driver Richard Kinzey escaped injury. The truck sustained minor damage and the lawn was heavily damaged. The pipes were headed to Wolfeboro New Hampshire.

Old Bennington Vermont 9 Harry L. Zimmerman North Irwin Penn Richard Kinzey Wolfeboro N.H

CD Test Blocks Off North Bennington

Bennington Civil Defense members blocked all roads to North Bennington during a simulated disaster after an incendiary attack on the H. T. Cushman Co plant and a fire at the high school. Ten radio cars patrolled intersections, two at Cushman, with North Bennington and Shaftsbury fire units standing by. The drill began at 9 30 p.m. and ended with all units reporting under control within 25 minutes.

Bennington Civil Defense Organization North Bennington H. T. Cushman Co Cushman Plant

Easter egg hunt at Deer Park in Vermont Soldiers Home

The fourth annual Easter egg hunt by the Bennington Jaycees will be Saturday morning at the Deer Park. Gerald Stowell and Philip O Neill announce over 1 200 eggs hidden with red and silver eggs for two age groups. Hunt begins at 9 a.m. Last year over 250 participated. large stuffed bunnies awarded to winners.

Deer Park Vermont Soldiers Bennington Jaycees Gerald Stowell Philip O’neill

Passover Services Set At Temple Beth El This Weekend

Passover opens Friday night with a 9pm service at Temple Beth El conducted by Rabbi Leopold Kagan. Weekend services follow 8am Saturday and Sunday mornings and 6 15pm Saturday and Sunday nights. Junior Congregational runs 11am Saturday and Sunday. The festival recalls the Exodus and uses unleavened bread throughout.

Temple Beth el Leopold Kagan Egypt Israel

King Fined $50 On Auto Charge In Brattleboro

Howard King an 18 year old of Depot Street Bennington appeared in Brattleboro Municipal Court for driving while under the influence. The charge was amended to careless and negligent driving resulting in an accident. He pleaded no contest and was fined $50 plus $6.95 costs for a collision on July 23 at Putney Road bridge that seriously injured a passenger, Nelson Brownell of Bennington who later had his right leg amputated. The article also notes CD activities and a bridge washout affecting local traffic.

Brattleboro Howard King Depot Street Bennington John B. Harte King John A. Rockray Windham County Robert H. Gibson Putney Road Bridge Nelson Brownell

Bennington Community Events and Market Notes

Downtown stores stay open on Good Friday with some closing noon to 1 pm. A public dialogue at Bennington College at 8 pm ponders Two Views of Fiction with Granville Hicks and Stanley Edgar Hyman. Dale Carnegie winners receive automatic pencils for various achievements. Iron Kettle offers a Friday Special. Elks hold a steak supper and dance with reservations. Joe's Open Air Market opens for the season with fresh produce and Easter plants.

Bennington College Granville Hicks Saturday Review Stanley Edgar Hyman New Leader

Hospital Notes Births and Admissions List Local Families

Admissions include Esther Stevens Patricia Watson Rita DeGraier Lawrence Ibey and others in Bennington Shaftsbury and surrounding towns. Births announced for March 24 and March 25 include a daughter to Mr and Mrs T A Ginter of White Plains N Y weighing seven pounds four ounces and a sibling Melissa aged two. Mrs Ginter is Diana Scott formerly of Bennington.

Esther Stevens North Bennington Patricia Watson Rita DeGraier Lawrence Ibey Bennington M. Elizabeth Rice Shaftsbury Arthur Guerard George Packer Jr Ed Levin T. A. Ginter White Plains N.Y Melissa

Accidents Reported In Village Arlington

Ruth Antonio of 235 Depot Street escaped injury when her car crashed into a telephone pole at Elm and Putnam Streets around 1 20 a m. The front end was heavily damaged and the pole broken in half. Antonio said her foot slipped from brake to accelerator. A second Arlington incident involved Deforest W. Jones driving a pickup that veered off the road toward East Arlington and struck a guard rail.

Ruth Antonio Depot St Bennington Village Elm Putnam Streets Antonio Elm Street Arlington Deforest W. Jones East Arlington

Eleven Convicted in Great Mail Train Robbery Case

A jury in Ayelsbury England convicted 11 defendants in the 7.3 million Great Mail Train robbery. The verdict follows a 67 hour deliberation the longest in British legal history. Seven defendants were guilty of participating in the Aug 8 armed raid. others faced charges of conspiracy and receiving stolen property.

Ayelsbury England UPI

Final Bond Set for Union School Vote in May

Mt. Anthony Union School Board approved a final bond estimate of 1.78 million dollars for a proposed new union high school. It also authorized up to 500 dollars to The Architects Collaborative for sketches and up to 900 dollars for a scale model, with student volunteers to distribute brochures in Bennington area districts.

Mt. Anthony Union School Union High School Architects Bennington Village North Bennington Shaftsbury Pownal Woodford Franklin Frantz Union School Board Bennington High School Union Edma A Brad) Riley John H. Williams II Williams Riley

Senior Scouts Set Conference in Burlington April 3 4 and 5

Senior Scouts from the Vermont and Rutland councils will hold a conference at Cliffside Country Club in Burlington with over 160 scouts and leaders expected. Miss Donna Morgan of Malletts Bay chairs. U.S. Rep. Robert T. Stafford will speak at the Saturday dinner and sessions cover Peace Corps, League of Women Voters, national and international opportunities, and leaders in training.

Burlington Vermont Girl Scout Council Girl Scout Council of Rutland Cliffside Country Club Burelington Donna Morgan Malletts Bay U.S Robert T. Stafford Jack Little University of Vermont Peace Corps Thomas Sorrel League of Women Voters Eddie Hermerson Girl Scouts of the U.S.A Emilie Gruppe Vermont Rutland Linda Adams Barre Judy Lee Springfield

Union School Plans To Be Shown To Area Teachers

Mt Anthony Union School district educators will review a proposed union high school and an upcoming Ford Foundation grant. The Bennington Elementary session will also cover shared time with Bennington Catholic High School, vocational center designation, and tax costs for districts.

Mt. Anthony Union School Union School Board Union High School Ford Foundation Bennington Bennington Catholic High School Union School Vermont

Obituaries from Hoosick Falls and Shaftsbury

Patrick M. Shea 93 native of Hoosick Falls and former Williams College baseball coach dies after long illness in Hyattsville Maryland. Robert L. Cole 49 of Shaftsbury dies unexpectedly at home. funeral in Bennington with Libera Mass and Rosary recitation.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Patrick M. Shea Williams College Carroll Manor Hyattsville Thomas and Abbie (O’neil) Shea Troy Business College Schenectady Williams Shea Troy Prudential Insurance Co Philadelphia Joanna T. Leonard North Hoosick Atty Leonard W. Shea Washington D.C Shrine of Most Blessed Sacrement Mahar & Son Funeral Home Bennington St. John the Baptist Church North Bennington Park Lawn Chapel

Kennedy family delayed Easter trip to Smugglers Notch

Mrs. John F. Kennedy and two children postponed their planned Easter weekend flight to Burlington due to snow sleet and thundershowers. Sen Edward M Kennedy and Robert F Kennedy were to join them with families. Sepp Ruschp cited mixed weather as the reason for the delay at Smugglers Notch.

Stowe UPI John F. Kennedy Mt. Mansfield Corp Smugglers Notch Long Sen. Kennedy Joan

Foote and Oakes Hit Hoff on Hollow Partisan Cry

Lt Gov Ralph A Foote and Sen James L Oakes dismissed Hoff campaign claims of obstruction as a hollow cry The pair spoke at the Southeast District Workshop of the Women s Republican Club of Vermont in Springfield Vermont and debated partisan politics in 1964

Foote Sen Oakes Hoff Springfield Ralph A. Foote James L. Oakes Windham County Foote and Oakes Vermont Women’s Republican Club of Vermont

SBA Official To Check Loans For Hartford Flooded Areas

A Small Business Administration loan examiner visits Hartford Vermont to discuss disaster loans for flood ravaged residents and businesses. Windsor County is declared a disaster area with loans at 3 percent interest for 20 years. over 3 million dollars in damage cited.

Hartford UPI Small Business Administration SBA Thomas J. Horan Harteford White River Windsor County Horan Hardwick Oille Vermont

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