Airport bids to be advertised in May for expansion plan
At a weekly meeting, selectmen learned bids for the town airport expansion will likely be advertised in late May. Local engineer Daniel Cadiz, whose firm serves as project consultants, told the town board he hopes to submit plans soon.
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Daniel Cadiz
Federal Aviation Authority
Boston
Cadiz
Airport Road
Whipstock Drive
Vail Road
Selectmen
Bennington
FAA
Whipstock
Vermont
John Throckmorton
Highway Boss To Resign In July
Vermont Highway Commissioner Russell Holden 41 says he will resign July 1. He accepts a private industry position, praising his workers while Gov Hoff commends his service in a delicate, vital post. Holden was appointed in 1961 and reappointed in 1964 and 1966. The article also notes FAA road planning discussions and local airport road realignment plans and a sale of the former Throckmorton residence property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff
Holden
Vermont Department of Highways
Bennington Briefs Schedule of local meetings and events
MAUHS senior parents are asked to meet at the school Thursday at 7 30 p.m. to carry through graduation party plans. David Bard, a University of Vermont junior, spends the spring vacation with his parents Olaf D Bard off Austin Hill Road. WWI Barracks 1955 will meet at the VFW rooms Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Senior Citizens Club to hold a public card party on North Street Friday night featuring Pitch and 500.
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MAUHS
David Bard
University of Vermont
Olaf D. Bard
Austin Hill Road
WWI
VFW Rooms
Senior Citizens Club
North Street
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Mar 29
Admissions list includes Dorothea Hart Beatrice Brown Carl Hunter Elwyn Bentley Hoosick Falls Patricia Wilcox Pownal Discharges feature Marion Vince Orwin Coon North Bennington Floyd Eastman Louise Conway Patrick Decker Hoosick Falls Rachel Browe Shaftsbury Ida Marcoux Norma Boutin and son Bennington Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Beaupre of 130 Pleasant St March 29 and Nathan Hemenway born March 28 in Chicago to Rev and Mrs George Price of that city, the latter couple being Harriot Price and the former Harriet Hemenway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea A. Hart
Beatrice Brown
Bennington
Carl Hunter
North Bennington
Elwin Bentley
Hoosick Falls
Patricia Wilcox
Pownal
Marion Vince
Old Bennington
Orwin Coonz
Floyd Eastman
Manchester Center
Louise Conway
Patrick Decker
Rachel Browe
Shaftsbury
Ida Marcoux
Norma Boutin
Robert Beaupre
Pleasant St
Nathan Hemenway
Chicago
George Price
That City
Donald A. Hemenway
Price
Harriet
Peg) Hemenway
Troy
N.Y
Elmer LeBarron
Third Ave
Lillian LeBarron
Leonard Hospital
William LeBarron
Phoebic Church LeBarron
LeBarron
Cambridge
Hazel Maynard
Irene Grue
White Creek
Curtis Darfler
Salem
Kathleen Daniels
Leona Thilemann
Waterford
Miss LeBarron
Charles A. Ackley
Woodlands Cemetery
Howard M. Hills
Center Brunswick Methodist Church
Michigan
Wilcox
North Pownal
Floyd
Lydia) Woodcock
William
Mildred) Haag
Schenectady
Lawrence
Harriet) O’dell
Raymond
Mary) Niles
Leonard
Lucy) Duval
North Pownal Congregational Church
John C. Hatch
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Funeral Held for Samuel H Adriance in Berlin
The Berlin funeral for Samuel Holmes Adriance fatally injured in a Saturday automobile crash was held Tuesday at the Berlin Baptist Church. Rev. Jordan Holt officiated, with Rev. Paul L. Maxson assisting. Bearers were Joseph Carr, Wesley Burdick, John Cahill, John Cornwall, Raymond Thurber, and Robert Shea.
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Berlin
N.Y
Samuel Holmes Adriance
Jordan Holt
Paul L. Maxson
Seventh Day Baptist Church of
Joseph Carr
Wesley Burdick
John Cahill
John Cornwall
Raymond Thurber
Robert Shea
Stock Averages Report From Dow Jones at Noon March 29 1967
The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 873.44 for 30 stocks, down 1.84 points at noon. Rail averages showed mixed movement with 20 rail stocks at 232.31, up 52 points, while utilities totaled 137.62, up 0.54. Composite index was 311.32, up 0.06 with volume at 3,940,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Santarcangelo Angney Defeat Fair Housing Bill Support
In Montpelier Vermont Senate debate on a fair housing bill ended with defeat as lawmakers argued with calm logic and strong emotion. The chamber was packed with spectators including white and Negro residents during the session led by ALAN D. SOPHAIN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santarcangelo
Angney
Bill
Senate Judiciary Committee
George W.F. Cook
Rutland
Cook
Vermont House
Vermont
Stoyan Christowe
Rdover
Windham County
Christowe
Salvatore Santarcangelo
R-Bennington
Burlington
Marshall J. Dunham
Franklin County
Senate
Obituaries and Vermont fair housing debate noted
Obituaries from Troy Averill Park Pownal and Cambridge list Elmer LeBarron 81, Robert Michael 43 geologist, and others with extensive survivors. Vermont Senate debate on fair housing ends in a 15 14 defeat amid arguments for equal rights and property protections.
New Dog License Rules Spur Owner Complaints
Town changes require a veterinarian signed rabies certificate within 30 months prior to licensing and owner signatures at pickup. Dogs vaccinated before Oct 1, 1964 must be re-vaccinated and re-certified. Licenses due by April with fees 2 dollars for males and spayed females, 6 dollars for unspayed females. Owners must appear in person to obtain licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hodeck
Police Report Two Accidents In Pownal Vermont
Vermont State Police investigated two Tuesday evening accidents causing major vehicle damage but no injuries. Jeanne L. Richardson of Pownal struck a deer on U S 7 near Pownal Mountain. A second crash on Lovers Lane involved Rich ard Bird 19 of Pownal and six youths from Bennington and North Bennington. the vehicle overturned but no injuries were reported.
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Vermont
Pownal
Jeanne L. Richardson
U.S. 7
Pownal Mountain
Lovers Lane
Richard Bird
Donald Anderson
Bennington
Barry Hyman
Paul Kelly
Anthony Seifert
North Bennington
Water Costs Debate at Bennington Selectmen Meeting
Bennington selectmen weighed how to cover a 4300 dollar cost to close options on two Bolles Brook land parcels for the water project. Village Attorney John Williams said funds are needed immediately as options near expiration. The water board has 290 already. bond proceeds may not arrive in time. A plan to borrow lump sum was proposed, with renewal funds possibly covering the shortfall. A April 6 planning meeting date with neighboring boards was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiore L. Bove
D-Chittenden - Grand Isle County
Burlington
Vietnam
Bove
Walter Wheatley
Randolph Center
Orange County
James M. Jeffords
Rutland County
Naval Reserve
Senate
Douglas B. Kitchell
Caledonia County
Judiciary Committee
Vermont
Charles L. Delaney
Dchittenden - Grand Isle
Bennington County
Santarcangelo
Allan Angney
Bennington Selectmen
John Williams II
Village Water Department
Bolles Brook
Williams
Selectmen
Water Board
Selectman
Alma Langlois
Putnam
Bennington
North Bennington
21 Year Old Rock Sentenced To Windsor For Larceny
Larry Rock, 21, of Bennington was arrested in Pennsylvania and transported to Windsor House of Correction for a 1 to 2 year term for larceny after probation violations. Deputy Dolt testified Rock failed to restitution, worked outside Vermont without permission since November, and did not support his family. Judge Fienberg voiced serious doubts Rock would learn from prison.
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Larry Raymond Rock
Pennsylvania
Bennington
House of Correction
Windsor
William Dolt
Rock
Dolt
Globe Union Inc
Vermont
George M. Fienberg
Tpr
David Reed
Pownal
John T. Carmo
Governor Dempsey to Speak at County Democratic Dinner
Connecticut Governor John N. Dempsey will headline the annual Democratic County Committee fundraising dinner at Mt. Anthony Country Club on May 20. The $5 per plate event also features Governor Hoff Lt. Governor Daley and other party leaders with a social hour at 6:30 and program at 7:30. Dempsey, governor since 1961 after Ribicoff resigned, won a full term in 1962 and was reelected in 1966, began public service at 21 as a Putnam city councilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
Democratic County Committee
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Philip H. Hoff
John Daley
Nesbith Fienberg
Dempsey
Abraham Ribicoff
Putnam
Conn
Jupiter in Cancer and Hydra the Water Serpent
Astronomy notes describe Jupiter moving back into Cancer making it a good time to observe Hydra, the Water Serpent. A group of four or five bright stars marks the Serpent’s head, then a zigzag pattern leads southward along its body toward the horizon.
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Jupiter
Hydra
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Bennington Briefs
Olympic
Rockwood’s
Main St
Samuel H. Adriance
Bennington Roofing CO
Hillside Street
Dial
Bennington Area
St. Peter’s Church Parish Hall
Kris Sleeman
Bryan Stemp
Chip Howe
Peter Howe
Peter Frantz
Cindy Preston
Adelaide Jaquith
Sharon Shea
Warren Allen
Nancy Rounds
Louise Vail
Tom Allen
Buckler
By Alan D. Sophain
Montpelier
Vermont Senate
Fair Housing
Robert D. Michael
Averill Park
Robert Delevan Michael
Dunn Associates
Mt. Snow
Michael
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Air Force Reserve
Harry V. Wilcox
Harry Varin Wilcox
Cora Baker
Pontiac
Mich
Albert Rich
Gilmore Ave
Mary McClellan Hospital
Rich
Adelbert
Alice Brewer Rich
Florida
T.an
THE
Vermont Bank
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Chester
Gov. Dempsey
Gov
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