Shepherd of the Streets keynote at Vermont Episcopal convention
The Rev. James A. Gusweller of New York City will keynote the 175th annual Episcopal Diocese of Vermont convention in St Albans She will preach at St Luke's Church Friday at 8 pm His work in housing and immigrant outreach is highlighted in John Ehle's book He also leads a community center on West 84th Street Bishop Butterfield will preside over the meeting with 46 priests and about 150 lay delegates from 47 parishes and missions Meals will be served at Bellows Free Academy convention runs Friday afternoon to Saturday lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gusweller
St. Matthew’s
St. Timothy’s Church
New York City
Episcopal Diocese of
Veremont
St. Albans
Father Gusweller
St. Luke’s Church
New Jersey
John Ehle
St. Matthew’s and
St. Timothy’s
West 84Th Street
Harvey D. Butterfield
Versmont
Vermont
Bellows Free Academy
Stanley H. Irving
Thief Fails as Manager Switches Satchels, $11,000 Gone
Fair Haven Vermont police report a robber failed to flee with $11,000 after store manager Raymond Hurlbut swapped satchels just before departure, leaving the thief with a bag of rags. Howard Rooker, 37, was arrested on robbery charges.
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Fair Haven
UPI
Raymond Hurlbut
Hurlbut
Howard Rooker
Hospital Notes Admissions List By Towns
Admissions record shows names of patients including Miss Marlene Grenier Master Herman Lane Hoosick Falls Master John Blake Benington William H Bell Shaftsbury Eugene Bond Dorset Truman Green Whitingham Miss Joanna Burke East Rupert Discharges include Mrs Helen Lang Hoosick Falls Mrs Grace Costorf Manchester Center Raymond Baker Richard Bogardus Mrs Janet Vince Mrs Mark Salvatore Miss Gladys Taylor Treffley Jarvis Wilmington noting hospital intake and exits by town across several communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Grenier
Herman Lane
Hoosick Falls
John Blake
Benington
William H. Bell
Shaftsbury
Eugene Bond
Dorset
Truman Green
Whitingham
Joanna Burke
East Rupert
Helen Lang
Grace Costorf
Manchester Center
Raymond Baker
Richard Bogardus
Janet Vince
Mark Salvatore
Gladys Taylor
Bennington
Treffley Jarvis
Wilmington
Pownal Youth Hit by Bullet
William Darling a 17 year old of Pownal suffered an accidental .22 caliber gunshot wound to the right upper arm while loading his pistol after fishing in a river. He was alone, treated at Dr James E Surgenor Williams town Massachusetts, then transferred to North Adams Hospital where doctors removed the bullet and he was reported in good condition.
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Pownal
William Darling
Darling
James E, Surgenor
Williamstown
Mass
North Adams
Funeral for Mrs Jessie Shaver in Arlington
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home in Arlington for Mrs. Jessie Shaver who died in Bennington Sunday. The Rev Granville Greenwold officiated and gave committal prayers in Troy New York. A memorial service will be held Friday in Upper Montclair at the Watchung Congregational Church where she was a long time member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Hanson - Walbridge
Arlington
Jessie Shaver
Bennington
Upper Montclair
N.J
Granville Greenwold
Troy
N.Y
Shaver
Watchung Congregational Church
C.R
A.B. Hawkeins
Eagle Square
Albert Mattison
Jennie Sherwin
Walton
Nellie) Harrington
North Bennington
Merle
Gertrude) Ross
Springfield
Mass
Percey
Hanson Walbridge
Center Shaftsbury Cemetery
State Mental Health Chief To Speak at UCS Dinner
Dr. Jonathan P. A. Leopold, commissioner of Vermont Health Mental Health, will keynote the United Counseling Service of Bennington County dinner at the Paradise Restaurant on Monday May 10. The former Niagara County Health official will address officers, trustees, and members as UCS highlights include amendments to the articles and a vote. Reservations by May 7 are required. UCS membership starts with a $1 donation.
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UCS
Jonathan P. A. Leopold
Vermont Department of Mental Health
United Counseling Service
Bennington County
Paradise Restaurant
Buffalo
N.Y
Leopold
University of Buffalo Medical School
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Buffalo General Hospital
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Niagara County
Vermont State Hospital
Brandon Training School
Frederick B. Wolf
Francis B. Flanagan
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bennington Briefs May Fellowship Day at Shaftsbury Methodist
Community notes from Bennington and nearby towns include United Church Women observing May Fellowship Day at Shaftsbury Methodist with 12:45 arrival and a 1 p.m. lunch, plus donations for Waterbury State Hospital. Bennington College speaker Jane Carter will discuss the Economic Opportunity program. Gordon Noel of North Adams improves after a recent auto accident in Pownal. Thirteen Bennington Catholic High School athletes received state champion jackets at a Banner banquet. Navy signalman Allan R. Skoblow serves aboard USS Independence deploying May 10.
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United Church
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Waterbury State Hospital
Jane Carter
Benenington College
Bennington Catholic
Bill Brooks
Alan Plante
Donald Chaffin
Alan Legacy
Dennis Hart
Tim LeRay
Allan R. Skoblow
U.S. Navy
Marie Skoblow
Pleasant St
Independence
Western Pacific
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Cape of Good Hope
Indian Ocean
Granville man pleads not guilty in fraud arraignment
A special Municipal Court arraignment Wednesday afternoon entered a not guilty plea for John J. Desbrais 25 of Granville NY to a fraud charge. He is held on $500 bail. The state alleges a July 27 1964 incident in which Desbrais gave a bad check for $65 to David Moriarty of North Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Desbrais
Granville
N.Y
Desbrais
David Moriarty
North Bennington
Putnam's Robert Stout To Head Hospital Group
Robert D. Stout, administrator of Putnam Memorial Hospital, named president elect of the Vermont Hospital Association at the Woodstock spring meeting. Frederick A. Hale of Mary Fletcher Hospital moved to presidency, replacing Thomas F. Hennessey who becomes administrator of Leonard Morse Hospital in Natick, Mass. Stout also named alternate delegate to the American Hospital Association. Panelists discussed the DeBakey Report and its Vermont implications, with emphasis on regional centers, diagnostic centers, heart disease, strokes, cancer research, and personnel training. A bill for study and potential federal legislation, $10,000 allocated for Vermont, was outlined with participation from UVM and professional groups. John Beery spoke at luncheon. a business session followed.
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Robert D. Stout
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Vermont Hospital Association
Robert J. Slater
University of Vermont Medical College
Frederick A. Hale
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
VHA
Woodstock
Woodestock
Thomas F. Hennessey
Springfield Hospital
Leonard Morse Hospital
Natick
Mass
Stout
State Association
American Hospital Association
Dee Bakey
Vermont
Congress
Veremont
Gov. Hoff
University of Vermont
Des Bakey
College of Medicine
UVM
Frank Houghton
Rutland Hospital
Robert Raplin
Brightlock
St. Johnsbury
John Beery
de Goesbriand Memorial
Vermont 150 member House plan apportionment breakdown
UPI reports the proposed 150 seat Vermont House plan assigns districts and representatives across cities towns and counties. It lists Burlington Winooski Rutland City Rutland Town Mendon Chittenden and others with counts from 9 to 2 plus numerous single representative towns and combinations. The article enumerates many named places including Brattleboro St Albans Montpelier Barre City Hartford Norwich Colchester South Burlington Essex Jericho St Johnsbury Rockingham Westminster Putney etc and concludes with a long list of one representative towns and combinations.
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Fairfax
Springfield
Baltimore
Barre City
Hartford
Norwich
Hartland
Montpelier
St. Johnsbury
South Burlington
Essex
Jericho
Rockingham
Westminster
Putney
Athens
Colchester
Milton
Georgia
South Hero
Westford
Middlebury
Weybridge
Ripton
Barre Town
Orange
Newport City
Newport
Bennington hires Seattle teacher for summer non Western civ course
The Ford Foundation curriculum project votes to hire Douglas Smart of Nathan Hale High School Seattle to teach a non Western civilization course at Bennington during the 1965 summer. He will lead local teachers Lester Jipp David Jareckie Bernard Leamy in developing the course for next year.
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Bennington
Douglas Smart
Nathan Hale High School
Seattle
Wash
Smart
Lester Jipp
David Jareckie
Bennington High School
Bernard Leamy
North Bennington High School
W. Philip Walker
Pat Sherman
Bennington College
Eupha Bonham
Pauline Arasim
Marion Tifft
Walker
Readsboro Obituaries and Shaftsbury Notices
Readsboro and Shaftsbury obituaries detail the deaths of Giovanna Dante Marona 55 and Jay C Mattison 73 with service plans and burial details. Other items note Mary Elizabeth Kelley’s death at Boston Children’s Hospital and Hans Gaye’s unexpected death in Shaftsbury, plus local summer school program openings and drama course plans at area schools.
Car Damaged In Shaftsbury
State police report a car driven by Theodore W. Becker 28 of Chapel Road was moderately damaged in an accident on Buck Hill Road Shaftsbury early Tuesday afternoon. Becker was traveling west when the left rear axle snapped near a hill brow causing the left rear wheel to depart, the car leaving the highway and striking an earth embankment. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore W. Becker
Chapel Road
Buck Hill
Shaftsbury
Becker
Secretary Guilty in Fatal Vermont Car Crash
A Windsor Municipal Court jury convicted Cheryl Findley, 19, of careless and negligent driving resulting in the death of Mary Williams, 67, after a Wilder auto crash on November 11. Judge Peter Plante postponed sentencing to May 18. The report also covers Vermont Education Department funding requests for programs aiding mentally handicapped children, including calls to expand allowable funds beyond educable students to trainable ones.
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Woodstock
UPI
Wilder
Windsor
Peter Plante
Cheryl Findley
Mary Williams
Jobless Claim Measure Dies In Vt House
The Vermont House rejected by voice vote a bill to enable workers who quit for good personal reasons to collect unemployment immediately. It would remove the usual waiting period, costing the jobless reserve fund about $113,000 annually. Rep. Ralph Stafford called the measure a subsidy for professional loafers.
Klansman Loses Bid In Georgia Legislature Race
ATLANTA UPI Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon Calvin Craig failed to win a seat in the Georgia legislature in a special primary that nominated 11 Negroes and ousted lieutenants of former segregationist Gov. Marvin Griffin. Among the Negroes nominated was Julian Bond of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee. The election names Democratic and Republican candidates for 141 of 205 seats due to a federal court ordered reapportionment.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ku Klux Klan
Calvin Craig
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Julian Bond
Civil Rights Stueent Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
House
Lawmakers Back LBJ's Policies
Vermont House passes a resolution backing President Johnson's foreign policy in the Dominican Republic and Vietnam. The measure, approved without dissent, moves to the Senate for consideration.
De Gaulle Urges U.S. Troop Withdrawal From Dominican Republic
Paris President Charles de Gaulle condemned U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic and called for the withdrawal of American troops, signaling strong French opposition and a push for deescalation amid the crisis.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Dominican Republic
Moose Notes Cribbage Winner At Sunday Tournament
Arth ur Bronson won the cribbage tournament as Moose notes recount a steak supper after the event. The Legion of the Moose Frolic is planned for May 22 and 23 and installation of officers occurred April 27 with Fred Harwood as governor and a slate including Vernon Hollister John Behan and Ralph Knapp. An auction is set for this Saturday and the kitchen will be open Friday night 6 to 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bronson
Legion of the Moose
Fred Harwood
Vernon Hollister
William Plante
Gerald Campbell
Warren Church
John Behan
Ralph Knapp
One of Few Shakers Dies in Colony at Canter bury
Canterbury New Hampshire UPI reports Ida F Crook 78 a longtime Shaker associate minister and trustee at the Shaker Colony died Wednesday She joined the Shaker Society at Valley Falls Rhode Island at age 10 She is survived by a niece Constance Brennan of Dorchester Boston
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Canterbury
N.H
Stock Averages Report From Dow Jones At Noon
Stock averages listed by Dow Jones Bach & Co Albany show the industrials at 932.62 railroads 214.38 utilities 162.28 and a composite average of 323.28. Totals indicate 2 830 000 shares traded with a .40 value.
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Dow-Jones—Bach ¢& Co
Albany
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