Obituary for Mrs Nathan Katz of Brockton Mass
Ruth Levin Katz 58 of 279 West Elm St Brockton wife of Nathan Katz and daughter of Jacob Levin died April 19 at Goddard Memorial Hospital She was a braillist and braille teacher known in New England and played double bass with the Brockton Symphony Orchestra She taught braille at Temple Israel of Brockton and in the high school program and was active with Library of Congress Braille Division National Braille Press and Jewish Braille Press Survivors include husband father son Emely Katz Brockton daughter Myron Levin St Louis sister Jeanette Orentlicher Atlanta Services held April 21 at Temple Beth Emunah Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth (Levin) Katz
West Elm St
Brockton
Mass
Nathan Katz
Jacob Levin
Bennington
Goddard Memorial Hospital
New England
Katz
Reuben Levin
Boston University School of Music
Brockton Symphony Orchestra
Temple Israel of
Library of Congress
National Braille Press
Jewish Braille Press
National Women’s League
Jeanette Orentlicher
Atlanta
Temple Beth Emunah
Retired teachers form Bennington County Retired Teachers group
Twenty three prospective members attended an organizational meeting at Paradise restaurant Tuesday for the newly formed Bennington County Retired Teachers Association. Temporary chair Miss Therese Goodermore introduced J Newton Perrin who outlined benefits of local state and national memberships. Also contributing were Dr Max Barrows George Sloan and Mrs Fannie Carpenter. Ellen Lape presented officers. Miss Goodermore elected president Lena Adams vice president and Marie Williams secretary treasurer. Installation was conducted by the state president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Retired Teachers Association
Paradise Restaurant
Therese Goodermore
J. Newton Perrin
Association For Retired Teachers
Max Barrows
New England
NRTA
George Sloan
Fannie Carpenter
Ellen Lape
Miss Goodermore
Lena Adams
Marie Williams
Association of
Hikers Clear Trail Sunday In Green Mountain Club Work
The Bennington section of the Green Mountain Club plans a Sunday work trip on the Long Trail south of Route 9 to clear and clean the trail. Meet at noon at the Vermont Bank and Trust Co. parking lot with lunch. Tools like clippers and weed cutters will help. contact Leader Scott Leake at 442-6918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Green Mountain Club
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Scott Leake
Bennington Court Dismisses Burglary Charge in Lubkeman Case
Bennington District Court dismissed the daytime breaking and entering charge against 25 year old Robert G. Lubkeman of Williamstown in a Pownal home burglary on February 13. The week’s docket included multiple pleas, bail decisions, and fines for offenses ranging from disorderly conduct to DUI, with defendants from Bennington, Arlington, Manchester Center, and Manchester cited.
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Robert G. Lubkeman
Williamstown
Mass
Neil S. Moss
Lubkeman
Clark Hathaway
Pownal
Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Ronald Wendell
Jerry
Jack E. Keyes
Manchester Center
Manchester
John T. Jeskie
Bradford L. Amenen
Weston
Robert A. Luciano
Bruce B. Bishop
Arlington
Robert E. Cummings Jr
David F. Woodward
James D. Beil
Vermont State Hospital
Waterbury
United Counseling Service
Bell
Ronald Elwell
Cummings
Robert H. Mitchell
Michell
Manchester Depot
Leon J. Walwell
Chittenden Trust Co
William Ingraham
Alcohol Rehabilitation Agency
Ernest E. Weeks
Danbury
Conn
Montague targets Salmon in Vermont land use clash
GOP hopeful Harry Montague blasted Gov. Thomas P. Salmon at a Republican state committee meeting accusing the incumbent of killing the 1974 land use plan and blocking state control, while Salmon countered that Montague’s ally Kennedy favors weak or no land use oversight. Montague also linked Salmon to gutting Act 250 and sided with fellow Republicans running for lieutenant governor and attorney general as party figures urged new leadership in the Vermont Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Butler Jr
Salmon
Montague
House
Walter Kennedy
Chelsea
Kennedy
GOP
Vermont
Charles Ross
Hinesburg
Senate Judiciary Committee
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington County
Ross
Richard Mallary
Rvt
State Public Service Board
Mallory
Toby Knox
Buckley
Senate
Rochester approves oil refinery by 2 to 1 margin
In Rochester New Hampshire a special referendum yielded 64 percent support for an oil refinery with 36 percent opposed, despite low turnout. Mayor John Shaw hailed the result as permission to explore refinery offers from Shaheen Natural Resources Corp and others amid regional refinery uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.H
UPI
John Shaw
Shaw
New York
Shaheen Natural Resources Corp
Canada
Newmarket
Olympic
Durham Point
Aristotle Onassis
New Hampshire
Olympic Refineries
Green Mountain Power seeks 30 percent rate hike
Vermont's second largest electric utility asked the Public Service Board for a revised permanent rate increase of 30 percent, replacing the pending 16.7 percent general rise filed last fall. It also seeks an 18 percent temporary increase. this would add to a 10 percent temporary boost granted last November. The company plans further exhibits and witness testimony to support the need for the revenue rise.
Ross to distribute 3000 white pine seedlings for Arbor Day
UPI reports Republican Senate candidate Charles Ross will hand out 3,000 white pine seedlings on Arbor Day May 3 across Vermont cities Burlington St Johnsbury Montpelier Barre Bennington Brattleboro Rutland and Middlebury. He says planting trees promotes environmental preservation while he competes with Rep Richard Mallary in the GOP primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinesburg
UPI
Charles Ross
U.S. Senate
Vermont
Ross
Burlington
St. Johnsbury
Montpelier
Barre
Bennington
Brattleboro
Rutland
Middlebury
Billie Jean King Joins Lincoln Bank Board As Consultant
Billie Jean King, player coach of the Philadelphia Freedoms, was elected to Lincoln Bank's board as a special consultant on women's services. Board chairman Norman D. Denny said she joined after learning of plans to develop equal lending policies for women.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Billie Jean King
Philadelphia Freedoms
Lincoln Bank
Norman D. Denny
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Joanna Kirkpatrick
Bennington College
Wallace P. Scott
William Worthington
Stuart Freyer
Elizabeth Faris
Ann Hatcher
R.S.V.P
Carpenter
A. Pinghurs
Denier
S-M-L_ White
South ST
Bennington District Court
Oie
Ise
Green Mt. Power
North & Adams Streets
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