DES Job Placement Services Described for Labor Council
Raymond Lovely of the Vermont Department of Employment Security outlined interview and testing procedures, job referrals, training aid, and labor market information services to the Bennington County Central Labor Council. He cited double the year’s placements from referrals and described Teen Employment outreach, though many under sixteen seek work. A future campaign will target unemployed folder workers over 40 for vocational counseling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Department of Employement Security
Bennington County Central Labor Council
Raymond Lovely
Bennington
Lovely
Labor Council
DES
Lovely Iedicated
18 Registrants Leave for Draft Albany Trip
Eighteen Bennington County registrants depart by chartered bus for induction in Albany New York led by James Billett. The group includes eight eighteen year olds and other registrants with hometowns Bennington North Bennington East Arlington Stamford South Dorset and Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Bennington County
Selective Service Headquarters
James Billett
Bennington
Gary Boulet
Stanley Gilmore Jr
William Gygax
Edmund Pierce
Gary O’dell
Gordon Bisson
North Pownal
Frank Hall
Arlington
James Bushika
Stamford
John Tidd
Thomas Ryan
Thomas Rogers
Frederick Adler
Roland Becker
Robert Hewson
North Bennington
Loueis Burdick
James Ennis
East Arlington
Eric Rosencrantz
South Dorset
Obituary notes recalls nurse Erna Camradt long service
Obituary notices from Bennington and Troy report the death of Miss Erna Camradt on April 30 in Heidelberg Germany. A longtime Putnam Memorial Hospital nurse and physiotherapist, she trained in Germany and the United States, hiked the Long Trail, and joined Green Mountain Club and bird-watching groups. Survived by sister Elisabeth Camradt, burial in Nussloch. Also notes the death of Mrs Irma Knox, 72, formerly of Bennington, at Samaritan Hospital in Troy. Survivors include two daughters, grandchildren, sisters, and a brother. funeral in Bennington with burial in Hinsdillville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
Germany
Erna Camradt
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Miss Camradt
Heidelberg Hospital
Bennington
Nussloch
United States
Loveland Munson
Manchester
Baltimore
Mary A. Baker
New York City
Camradt
Green Mountain Club
Lucretius H. Ross
Elisabeth Cameradt
Nusseloch
Troy
N. Y
Irma (Wedemeyer) Knox
Samaritan Hospital
Knox
Utica
Hoosac School
Gertrude Percey
Snyders Lake
N.Y
Hazel Rusch
Albany
Neil
Linda Percey
Annette Kipers
Gates
Martha Smith
Jennie Funke
Whitesboro
John Wedemeyer
Naugatuck
Hospital Notes Admissions in Manchester Depot and Hoosick Falls
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Ana Fleming of Manchester Depot and others such as Mrs Lila Bruneau Mrs Gracie Stratton Miss Judy Pinsonneault Miss Julie Ballenger Harold Hitchcock and more. Discharges include Mrs Bryce Maple and son West Dover Mrs Joan La Roche Mrs Myrtle Johnson Francis Woodward Jr and others. Births report a daughter May T1 to Mr and Mrs Richard Pettus of 616 Main St and a daughter May 11 to Mr and Mrs Norbert Marcoux of Chapel Road. Council discusses labor seminar facilities and purchase of a 16 mm projector and screen for educational and entertainment films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Fleming
Manchester Depot
Lila Bruneau
Gracie Stratton
Judy Pinsonneault
Julie Ballenger
Harold Hitchcock
Bennington
Anita North
Curtice Kaukas
Hoosick Falls
Elaine Clayton
Arlington
Bryce Maple
Richard Pettus
Main St
May
Teen Art Show 65 Opens This Weekend in Bennington
An exhibit of local teenage artists will run Saturday and Sunday at the Center Bennington Association building on South Street. Known as Teen Art Show 65, it offers Bennington youths a chance to display talent in an open show, organizer Donald C. Hicks said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cseater Bennington Association
South Street
Bennington
Donald C. Hicks
James E Gay Dies at 106 in Vermont
James E Gay, believed to be the oldest U S college graduate, died at 106 in Cavendish Vermont. A 1883 University of New Hampshire alumnus, he moved from Putnam Connecticut to Vermont, taught in New Jersey, then led Gay Brothers Woolen Mills as president for 32 years. The university honored him yearly with birthday observances and campus delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavendish
UPD
James E. Gay
U.S
Gay
University of New Hampshire
Putnam
Conn
Vermont
New Hampshire College
Hanover
Dartmouth
New Jersey
Mrs Williams Elected President Of Church Women's Group
At the Second Congregational Church annual meeting on Tuesday night the Women’s Fellowship voted Mrs Carl B Williams as president. Other officers include Mrs Walter McGarey vice president Miss Emma Page secretary Mrs Harry Tietjen treasurer and Mrs Allan J Heath program chair. Incoming president Mrs Theodore Corliss led a reading and prayer. outgoing president Mrs Theodore Beatty and Mrs Hugh Vance installed new officers. Hostesses were Mrs McGarey Mrs Vail and Mrs Eugene Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship of the
Second Congregational Church
Carl B. Williams
Walter McGarey
Emma Page
Harry Tietjen
Allan J. Heath
Benjamin Vail
Robert Santway
Philip Hall
Henry Ostrander
John Millington
John R. Litster
Theodore Corliss
Bud Collier
Theodore Beatty
Hugh Vance
McGarey
Vail
Eugene Clark
Marines Prepare Viet Nam Buildup Near Da Nang Bases
Viet Nam forces continued to deploy Marines around Da Nang as part of a growing buildup. The 3,500-man brigade at Bien Hoa and Vung Tau is augmented by units under Lt. Col. Lee Surat of New York City. Three battalions of the 319th Artillery plus armored and support detachments join today. Reliable sources say three more Marine battalions will land in two weeks, aiming for the third division’s eventual stationing. About 10,000 Marines initially took positions near Da Nang two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bien Hoa
Vung Tau
Lee Surat
New York City
319Th Artillery
16Th Armor
Viet Nam
Third Marine Division
U.S
da Nang
Graded Board Prepares Its Annual Meeting
The Bennington Graded School Board plans its annual meeting in June and to print this year's report. The 8 p.m. session at Bennington Elementary follows the finance committee meeting and will review the 1965 66 budget and a proposed consolidation with the Greater Bennington Schools district. Citizens committees in both districts will inform the public on the merger and its effects on local education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Graded School Board
Benenington
Bennington
Greater
Bennington Club Plans May Meeting and Local Notices
The Bennington Club will hold its annual meeting on Thursday May 20 at 469 Main Street with a buffet lunch at 6 30 p m and the meeting to begin at 8 p m The Bennington High School PTA will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school multi purpose room There will be officer elections and a panel discussion titled Where Do We Go From Here Participants include Supt Allan Heath Assistant Supt Paul Kirsch Bennington High Principal Ralph Kates and Mrs Marian Taylor A May scratch Sunday night brought in new Cootie recruits and plans for a Weasel Pup Tent 3 in Brattleboro The Dale Carnegie course held its eighth session at the Bennington Free Library with top improvers named Anthony Mazzetti and others The Bennington Emblem Club No 368 installation is set for Friday at 7 30 p m at the Elks Barn A large art show by local students is planned outdoors at the GBA site Saturday and Sunday with a rain plan and ribbons of excellence awarded by judges from the Bennington Gallery and local studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Club
Main St
Bennington High School
Parent - Teacher Association
Allan J. Heath
Paul E. Kirsch
Benhi
Ralf S. Kates
Marian Taylor
Mt. Anthony
Ernest Costa
Maurice Jones
Cootie
Harold Arnold
MOC
Brattleboro
Supreme
William H. Stuchel Jr
T.e Bennington
GBA
Bennington Catholic High School
Molly Stark School
Richard Comins
Bennington Gallery
Ed Levin
Ed Levin Workshop
David Gil
Bennington Pottery
Kevin Thibodeau
Hicks
Thomas Hall
Malvine Cole
Stratton
Board of Probation and Rehabilitation
Department of Institutions
Commissioner of Institutions
Director of Probation
General Assembly
John V. Woodhull
United States
Russell G. Sholes
Board of
Governor’s Advisory Parole Board
Vermont
Carl Gregg
Municipal Court
Grand Isle
Franklin Counties
State Municipal Judges Association
Harvey Butterfield
Vermont Episcopal
Woodhull
Robert F. Joyce
Mass Honors Brattleboro Captains Searles and Smith
More than 700 attendees from Bennington Bennington Catholic Bellows Falls Middlebury Union and Vermont Academy joined a solemn high mass for Brattleboro Union High School football co captains Francis Searles and Raymond Smith who died in a Vernon motorcycle truck crash. The service at St Michael s Church featured Fr Francis X McCarron as celebrant with deacon Fr Harold Feldmann and subdeacon Fr Martin McMahon followed by double committal at St Michael s Cemetery. An honor guard of BUHS coaches and teammates escorted the double cortege to the graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Bennington
Bennington Catholic
Bellows Falls
Middlebury Union
Vermont Academy
Francis Searles
Raymond Smith
Brattleboro Union High School
BUHS
Vernon
Francis X. McCarron
O.M.I
St. Michael’s Church
Harold J. Feldmann
O.mi
Martin J. McMahon
O,m.i
St. Michael’s
Searles
Jeffrey Stebbins
David Lucier
Neal Ogden
Richard Stinchfield
William Nelson
Stephen Hall
Old Bennington Meets Eyes Tax Rise and Unification
At the annual meeting villagers approved a 2.44 dollar tax rate for the coming year, increasing 12 cents over 1964, and elected new trustees. They discussed a static grand list, tree care, traffic at the Walloomsac Inn curve, and possible village unification to improve services while keeping Old Bennington’s character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Vermont 9
Walloomsac Inn
Hamilton L. Shields
Shields
Loyal R. Nash
Caroline Darlington
Miss Darlington
Darlington
Old Bennington
James H. Wallace
Vail Farrell
Wallace
North Bennington
Nash
The
Ben
W. Philip Giddings
Luksus
Walloomsac Road
Fairview Avenue
James Toolan
Danforth Geer
Walter Lapham
Pike
Patrick Gordon
Mary R. Jenkins
Waldo Holden
Norton Barber
Marcus Honey
Antique London Lanterns Proposed in Old Bennington
A new plan for lighting Old Bennington calls for antique copper London lanterns at $30 each on posts to preserve Colonial charm. Traims Luksus, a designer and fabrics maker, cited lanterns used in Savannah and Venice as examples and suggested placements around the Old First Church and the Battle Monument with tree lighting. He proposed funding via an annual flower market and a possible Old Bennington Day to raise village income without taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bennington
Traims Luksus
Luksus
Old Village
London
England
Savannah
Venice
Italy
Athens
Greece
Luks
Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia
Bennington Court Handles Non-Support Case and Traffic Pleas
In Bennington Municipal Court Den ver Coulter 311 Main St faced non support charges. A temporary order requires 17.50 weekly to support his wife Joan and child Tammy Marie at 614 Main St while counsel is assigned. Other records include Kingsley Greenwich Conn speeding plea $15 fine plus costs. Morehouse North Adams waiver no contest fine 40.10 for careless driving due to May 8 accident. Holmes Jr. Chillicothe Ohio guilty by waiver speeding May 9 in Bennington for 15.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Denver Coulter
Main St
George M. Fienberg
Coulter
Fienberg
Joan
Tammy Marie
Peter J. Kingsley
Greenwich
Conn
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Vincent P. Morehouse
North Adams
Mass
Morehouse
Vermont
Pownal
Nicholas H. Holmes Jr
Chillicothe
Ohio
Bennington County Sheriff reorganizes department
Sheriff John H. Maloney described a Tuesday night meeting as a reorganization session attended by about 100 deputies. Committees will study forming an air patrol and a mounted posse for searches, with John Kennedy Jr. named secretary and John J. DeVito treasurer. Another meeting is planned for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Sheriff’s Department
John H. Maloney
Maloney
John Kennedy Jr
North Bennington
John J. DeVito
North St
Police Find Clothing Of Escapees
Five dangerous mental hospital escapees fled Monday night after overpowering aides and raiding seven summer camps near Lake Ironquois. Clothing bearing Waterbury Hospital laundry marks was found in a camp and a likely light green getaway car was spotted in the lake area as authorities widened the statewide alarm. The men are Kent Hanson 21 Brattleboro Robert Murray 37 Richmond Kenneth Patrick 28 Rupert Lewis Lawrence 21 St Albans and Richard Petibone 18 Pow. They were believed to have spent their first night in camps near Hinesburg with Guilford woods as a possible hideout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
UPI
Lake Ironquois
Here
Waterbury State (Mental) Hospital
Hinesburg
Macroon
Kent Hanson
Brattleboro
Robert Murray
Richmond
Kenneth Patrick
Rupert
Lewis Lawrence
St. Albans
Richard Petibone
Guilford
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Bennington Banner
AVM
Burlington
Waterman
University of Vermont
Vermont Psycholgical Association
Veremont Speech and Hearing Association
Center For Disorders of Communication
Speech and Hearing Unit
Hare Old S. Baird Institute
DeGoesebriand Hospital
Deepartment of Otolaryngology
University of Vermont College of Medicine
Robert M. Wilson
Alelan B. Angney Jr
Eme
Irma W. Knox
Norbert Marcoux
Chapel Road
James E.gay
Mrs. Williams
Graded Board
Bennington Briefs
American Association of Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
Hartford
Area
New England States
Dale Carnegie
Bennington Free Library
Anthony Mazzetti
Patricia Pinsonneault
Mary Lauson
Donald Pacher
Francis LaRoche
Kenneth Jolivette
Suzanne Hopkins
Park St
Tique
ADV
Windsor
HARTE
John Ford
Cheyenne
Mnaann
Glen Rolard
Athor Kennedy
James Stewart
Edwan Robinson
Hampton Beach
Xas
WN. H
Smith
Thomas Frechette
Robert Wark
Richard Sherwin
Robert Gilbert
Richard Williams
Kenneth Greenwood
St. Michael’s High School
Theron R. Stinchfield
U.S. Marine Corps
Corps
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Grady
Massachusetts
Michigan
Jackson State Penitentiary
Jackson Prison
Arthur Stein
YMCA
Bedford - Stuyvesant
UVM
Gordon Lewis
Nington Regional Planning Commission
Stanley R. Pike Jr
Sheriff's Dept
Grand Union -E
Empire
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