Bennington Doctors Plan Castleton Medical Center
Two college friends, Dr. David R. Congdon of Wallingford and Dr. Robert M. Cross of Bennington, form a partnership to build a $150,000 outpatient Castleton Medical Center on Rte. 4. Ground breaking drew about 35 people including Lt. Gov. John J. Huy and town officials. The facility will offer 24 hour care, X ray and lab services, and potential teaching with UVM and Castleton State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Castleton Medical Center
Castleton Corners
David R. Congdon
Wallingford
Robert M. Cross
Bennington
Cross
Air Force
San Angelo
Texas
Marshall Cross
Pownal
Bennington High School
Middlebury College
University of Vermont College of Medicine
Grenfell Mission
St. Anthony’s
Newfoundland
Guthrie Clinic
Robert Packer Hospital
Sayre
Congdon
UVM
Castleton State College
John J. 2Y
John Mulligan
Vermont
Hospital Notes May 12 1967 Admissions and Births
Admissions list includes Fayette Denio Bennington Charles Brownell Hoosick Falls. discharges include Brian Gunther Daniel Sawyer and others. Births to Robert Russell East Dorset Michael Shannon Burgess Road Wayne Phillips. Astronomy note explains Venus closes gap with Jupiter over three weeks as Venus brightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette Denio
Bennington
Charles Brownell
Hoosick Falls
Brian Gunther
Daniel Sawyer
Paula Jo Therrien
Sally Tenzer
Obituary: Alonzo N. Richard 1891 1970 North Pownal resident
Alonzo N. Richard 76 longtime North Pownal resident and Champney General Store operator since 1946 died at Albany Veterans Hospital after eight days as a patient He was a World War I veteran born in Farnhans Canada Jan 29 1891 son of Stanley and Louise Richard He moved from Cohoes to North Pownal in 1909 survived by wife Florieda Richard daughter Helen Emile Bisson son Donald Richard seven grandchildren three great grandchildren one sister and several nieces and nephews Funeral at Mahar & Son Funeral Home and Our Lady of Lourdes Church with a Requiem High Mass Burial in North Pownal Cemetery
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North Pownal
Alonzo N. Richard
Champney
Veterans’ Hospital
Albany
N.Y
Farnhans
Canada
Stanley
Louise (Dupree) Richard
Cohoes
Florieda Champney
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Thomas R. Carty
Richard
Berkshire Fine Spinning Co
North Pownal and
Adams
Mass
Emile
Helen) Bisson
Donald Richard
Framingham
Arthur
Emerant) Blair
North Adams
Mary Raymond
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Our Lady of Lourdes
Bennington Man Dies in Nevada
Sgt. Richard J. Knapp, 38, of Bennington, an Air Force member stationed in Las Vegas for seven years, dies unexpectedly at home. Funeral plans pending after autopsy. he leaves wife Helen Harrington and two children, with multiple siblings and mother in Bennington. Also noted is the death of Milon E. Packard, 86, former Rutland-area resident, at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington. services at Seventh-day Adventist Church in Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Knapp
U.S. Air Force
Las Vegas
Nev
Edward Knapp Sr
Union Street
Air Force
Sgt. Knapp
Helen Harrington
White Creek
Steven
Cindy
Funeral notices for Stemp Watkins Bates in multiple towns
The funeral of Mrs. Frank R. Stemp formerly Elfrieda Kittel drew many friends to Mahar & Son Funeral Home with burial in White Chapel Cemetery. A High Requiem Mass for Mrs. Anne M. Watkins of Arlington occurred at St. Margaret Mary's with burial in Bay Street Cemetery Glens Falls. Julius E. Bates of 225 Park St. was buried at Park Lawn Cemetery after services at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home. bearers included local residents and former mill workers.
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Frank R. Stemp
Elfrieda Kittel
Frank St
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Betit
Mark Betit
Bryan Stemp
Henry Lyons
Newburyport
Mass
Stemp
White Chapel Cemetery
Payne
Brentwood
L.I
Hoosick Falls
Wallingford
Arlington
St. Margaret Mary’s
Anne M. Watkins
Gerald Buckley
Francis B. Flanagan
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bennington
San Francisco
Calif
New York City
Glens Falls
N.Y
Bay Street
Hanson-Walbridge
Father Buckley
Sodality of
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Julius E. Bates
Park St
Hanson- Walbridge
William Abernethy
North Bennington
Bennington Briefs Seaman Course Completion Noted
Pvt. Duane M. Knapp 19 son of Mr and Mrs Arnold L Knapp of 939 East Main St completed a seaman's course at the Army Transportation School Fort Eustin Va on May 3 Expansion in this program is due to the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane M. Knapp
Arnold L. Knapp
East Main St
Army Transportation School
Fort Eustin
Three Accidents Reported With No Injuries
Three weekend accidents caused property damage with no injuries. In Bennington Village, Mildred Cole and Charles Mlakar collided on South Street near Hill Side at 7:30 p.m. Damage included a trunk lid and hood. In Wilmington, Odeo Des jardins and Raymond Drew, both in their late teens, sustained minor damages after cars left VT 9 and hit guard rails.
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Bennington Village
South Street
Hillside
Mildred Cole
Branch St
Charles R. Mlakar
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Mlakar
Cole
Putnam Square
Wilmington
Odeo Desjardins
Vt. 9
Raymond Drew
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Drew
YMCA Weekly Schedule Highlights
The YMCA announces a weekly activity calendar listing classes and clubs by day. Highlights include Monday events such as high school gym sessions at 3:15 for boys bowling grades 3 to 6, a 4:30 chess club, and 8 PM Air Force Reserve meeting. Tuesday offers women’s bowling at 10, flower arranging at 9:30, and a 3:45 boys gym session for grades 3-6 plus a 7:30 duplicate bridge club. Wednesday features a 10 AM women’s volleyball class, a 3:30 baton class, and an 8 PM softball captains meeting plus a 7 PM IMC dinner at Paradise Restaurant. Thursday includes a 4:30 PM judo class and a 7 PM Hi-Y Club swim at North Adams. Friday lists a 3:15 PM high school gym session and a 7 PM Jr Hi Canteen. Saturday begins with Gray Clubs at 9 AM, an 8:30 AM boys’ gym at North Bennington, a 10 AM girls’ gym at North Bennington, a 9 AM rifle club at Rod and Gun Club, and a 11:45 AM swim class at North Adams.
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Air Force Reserve
Board of Directors
Duplicate Bridge Club
Paradise Restaurant
North Adams
YMCA
North Bennington
Rod and Gun Club
Hong Kong tensions loom after Beijing push into Peking confrontation
The piece warns that if Beijing presses into Hong Kong the 3.7 million residents, many refugees from China, could face large scale violence. It notes Hong Kong’s status as a rich remnant of British empire holdings and claims China earns about 150 million dollars yearly from banks and firms there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Hong Kong
China
Pleads Innocent To Assault Charge In Bennington
Leo Parker, 19, of Grove Street in Bennington, pleaded innocent to assaulting three village officers during a scuffle at 117 Pratt Street Sunday night. He faced another breach of peace charge and intoxication, with bail set at 400 dollars after Judge George M. Fienberg questioned probation reports and discussed possible psychiatric treatment at Northampton veterans hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Parker
Grove Street
Bennington
Clara Parker
Pratt St
Parker
George M. Fienberg
William C. Sennett
Main Street
Fienberg
Atty. Sennett
Northampton, Mass., Veterans Hospital
Sennett
House of Correction
Windsor
Veterans Hospital
Veterans Administration
Robert Poblocki
Poblocki
Northampton
Stock Averages At Noon May 15 1967 Dow Industrials Dip
The Dow Jones industrials stood at 886.58 down 3.45 as the noon reading for May 15 1967. The railroads averaged 237.37 down .31 and utilities 137.46 down .45. Composite average 315.85 off .94 with volume of 3,960,000.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
One-man show opens at The Bennington Gallery
Joseph M Wood III of Williams College opens a solo art exhibition at The Bennington Gallery 125 North St running through May 24. A Williams lecturer and 37, he has appeared in over a dozen exhibitions since 1960 and has works in the Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition. Wood holds a UVA BA in philosophy and a Yale BA MFA. Born in Charlottesville, three of his ten paintings were shown at Williams last year. others are shown here for the first time, mostly reflecting his studio and home interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Wood III
Williams College
Bennington
North St
Williams
Wood
Smithsonian
University of Virginia
Yale
Charlottesville
Ings
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Addie Lathrop
Vermont Flying Farmers
Anne Kyer
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Marjorie Edgerton
Dorset
Ellen Jane Anderson
Colorado
Virginia Camp
New York
Shirley Butts
al Nogard
Federal Aviation Authority
International Flying Farmers
Edward Knapp
Vermont Aeronautics
Paul Moseley
West Hoosick
Tors
William Rooney
Mildred Northrop
Gerald Northrop
Herman Lane
Charles Sawtelle
Buskirk
Rose Patten
Anna M. Shanahan
Dorothea Rice
Gordon Hoag
Thyra M. Eri
South Dorset
Norman Willette Jr
Janice Powers
Charlotte Markey
Manchester Center
Ida Baker
Hilda Hazleton
Eugene Collette
Barney Hynick
Leona Smith
Petersburg
Linda Lou Pruden
Starlene Thomas
Robert Russell
Beech St
Michael Shannon
East Dorset
Wayne Phillips
Burgess Road
May
Jupiter
Venus
North Pownal Cemetery
Nevada
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Edward L. Knapp Jr
Lawrence Knapp
Agnes) Powers Sr
William
Catherine) Deery
Irene Joly
Michael
Helen) Fraher
Fraher
Knapp
Set. Knapp
Rutland
Milon E. Packard
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mr. Packard
Stockbridge
Alonzo and
Mary (Dickerman) Packard
Ruth Stratton Packard
Alice Young
East Clarendon
Esther Guyette
Wiscasset
Maine
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Maplewood
Merle A, Tyler
Mrs. Halsted Watkins
Bennington Briefs
Red
Vietnam
James Conroy
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
Mae Fahs
Valentine St
Mount Anthony
Bennington College
American Legion Auxeiliary
Genevieve Sweet
County St
ACT Now
Probation and Parole Office
Poblock
Harte Theatre
Vanessa Redgrave
Flint Adventure
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