Teenagers in Bennington Court Case Teaches Vermont Class
District Court drew about 60 Molly Stark School eighth graders as observers while two youths, William O. Wright and William A. Rodd, pleaded guilty to possessing malt beverages and were fined 25.10 each. Other attendees faced charges ranging from careless driving to driving without a license with fines and probation, highlighting the role of education in addressing alcohol and road safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Stark School
Vermont
William O. Wright
North Bennington
William A. Rodd
Bennington
John T. Carmody Jr
George M. Fienberg
Young Rodd
John E. Robare
Pratt St
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Gene E. Hyatt Sr
Leroy E. Oldham
Carmody
Clarence D. Williams
John F. Krawczyk
Shaftsbury
Fienberg
Charles H. Lake Sr
BenMont Ave
John B. Harte
Edna L. Harrington
George Vangenert
Arlington
Molly Stark
Therese Goodermore
Miss Goodermore
Sandra Mausert
Contracts Awarded For Benhi Job
The union school board awarded two bids to convert the Benhi shop area into a cafeteria. Gerald E. Morrissey Inc. won $11,293 for construction and Lewis Equipment Co. won $14,832 for equipment. Total $26,125 exceeds $25,000 but 30 percent state aid will cover most of the excess. Work to be done June 15 to Aug. 15 with completion for fall opening. Two lower priority renovations to be delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School Board
Benhi
Gerald E. Morrissey, Inc
Bennington
Lewis Equipment Company
Albany
N.Y
Lewis Company
Molly Stark
Norman Stratton
Morrissey
Bendi
Obituary notices for Alexander Fields Gardner Jr.
Obituaries note James W. Alexander 73 of Rutland died at home. He was a railroad conductor and member of fraternal orders, survived by two daughters, sister, brother, six grandchildren, and cousin. Calling hours at Mahar & Son. funeral mass Saturday at St Francis de Sales. Also Edward Fields 58 former deputy jailer and sheriff’s deputy of Bennington died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after two weeks as patient. Survivors include sister and brother. funeral at Mahar & Son with requiem high mass. burial Sacred Heart Cemetery. Richard H. Gardner Jr., 48, of Cambridge died Monday night from auto crash injuries. He worked as bookkeeper for Gotham Tissue Co. and was WWII veteran. Survived by wife Marjorie, son Thomas, father in Florida. services conducted by Ackley Funeral Home with Embury Methodist Church and various Masonic bodies assisting.
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James W. Alexander
Depot St
William and Mary
Boles) Alexander
Rutland
Alexander
Rutland Railway
Brotherhood of
Loyal Order of the Moose
Order of Eagles
Mary Cole
William
Katherine) Brooks
Bennington
Jane Alexander
Henrietta Teelon
Frederick Alexander
Port Charlotte
Fla
Esther Jordan
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
St. Francis de Sales
Edward
Ted) Fields
Bennington Court House
Putnam Memorial Hospital
West Rutland
Henry and
Mary (Davis) Fields
St. Michael’s College
Aerie
Margaret) Vosburgh
Oliver Fields
Waltham
Mass
Mahar & Son Funeral
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Cambridge
N.Y
Richard H. Gardner Jr
Avenue B
Albany Medical Center
Harrington Hill Road
Washington County
Cohoes
Richard H. Gardner Sr
Lillian
Brown) Gardner
Gotham Tissue Co
Salem
Gardner
Boy Scout Troop 62
Embury Methodist Church
Cambridge Valley Lodge
F&am
RAM of
Calvary Commandery
Hudson Falls
Oriental Temple of Troy
601
Club of
Troy Area Shrine Patrol
Marjorie L. Perrin
Cambridge Central School
Thomas
St. Petersburg
Charles A. Ackley
Joseph Reicher
Cambridge Valley Lodge F&am
Area Students Win Prizes for Posters
Beatrice Stratton and Maria Napolitano of St. Francis de Sales Academy Bennington win $3 prizes in the 1967 Vermont Dairy Poster Contest. 26 cash winners displayed at State Dairy dinner in Barre. Top three in each division to receive $30 and present posters on Across the Fence with Gov. Hoff on WCAX Burlington. Mary Ellen Bauer of Winhall Elementary also won $3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Beatrice Stratton
Maria Napolitano
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Bennington
Vermont
Barre
Philip H. Hoff
Wcax-Tv
Burlington
Mary Ellen Bauer
Winhall Elementary
Bennington County
Substation Sparking Defused in Lyons Street Blockade
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation notified the union school board of plans to erect posts and a chain at Lyons Street end to curb automobile access to the power station. Chair Marian C. Taylor said the move targets evening parking, while L Lovers Lane rename links to town action. Board members note lights failed to deter couples and Dr. Arthur Faris suggests a thrill from parking near transformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Union School Board
Lyons Street
Marian C. Taylor
Union Board
Lovers Lane
Selectmen
Edward H. Kocher
Bijur Lubricating Corp
Marian Cummings
Arthur Faris
Nursing Scholarships To Be Awarded
The Women's Auxiliary of Putnam Memorial Hospital approved awarding $100 nursing scholarships to three local high school graduates pursuing nursing careers. The meeting at Mrs. Leonard White's home also thanked supporters, including Central Vermont Public Service Corp for facilities and Vermont Bank and Trust for geranium display space and materials for National Hospital Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard White
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Central Vt. Public Service Corp
Vermont Bank and Trust
National Hospital Week
Mount Anthony Epitaph Cantata to open Memorial Theatre
The Memorial Theatre at Mount Anthony Union High School hosts an 8:30 pm performance of the Mount Anthony Epitaph Cantata. Over 100 singers and musicians from community groups participate in this dedication event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Theatre
New
Mount Anthony Union High School
Mount Anthony
Stock Averages May 26 1967 Dow Jones Composite
The noon stock report from Bache & Co. Albany lists industrials at 869.04 up 1.67, railroads at 243.84 up 1.50, utilities at 134.84 down 0.07, with a composite average of 314.27 up 0.28 and total volume of 3,470,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Permanent Seating Installed For Cantata Performance
The Mayfest committee plans a Cantata at Mt. Anthony Union High School auditorium with permanent seating ready and movable seats filling the rest. The Mt. Anthony Union High School board, reviewing progress, announced renovations with floors to be washed by June 3 4 for open house. Plans include classroom addition proposals to be voted June 5 and two June 11 and 13 school events before graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Union School Board
Charles W. Keir
Mt. Anthony
Marian C. Taylor
Hospital Notes May 25 1967 Admissions Births
Hospital notes list admissions Dennis Murray North Bennington Charlotte Norse Peru Mrs Shirley Mears Bennington Joan Russell Whitingham. Births include a daughter to Paul and Corbin of Babcock Road Hoosick Falls and sons to Reginald Jacobs Wilmington and David Connors Manchester Depot on May 25. Additional birth Timothy Joseph to Joseph Dailey Ballston Spa Jonesville NY Bellevue Maternity Hospital Schenectady NY. The Dailey couple have daughters Jennifer Melissa Jacqueline. Mrs Dailey is Martha LaCroix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Murray
North Bennington
Charlotte Norse
Peru
Shirley Mears
Bennington
Joan Russell
Whitingham
Paul Corbin
Babcock Road
Hoosick Falls
Reginald Jacobs
Wilmington
David Connors
Manchester Depot
Joseph Dailey
Ballston Spa
Jonesville
N.Y
Bellevue Maternity Hospital
Schenectady
Timothy Joseph
Jennifer
Melissa
Jacqueline
Dailey
Martha LaCroix
Aime LaCroix
North Street
Rights Leader Warns Of Summer Riots
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr warns conditions in U S city slums could trigger a long hot summer of unrest though he cites non violence as the Negro's most potent weapon for equality He addresses Chicago and other cities while urging non violent solutions and opposing U S involvement in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New York
Sigma Delta Chi
National Journalism Society
United States
Vietnam
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YMCA
Oakerwood
Malcolm Goodwille
Ruth H. Dewey
Michael Hawks
Ophibus
Hercules
Scorpius
Ophiuchus
Serpens
Americ
The
Polygraphic Co. of America
Robert C. Watson
Wilbur C. Rice
Bennington County Industrial Corp
BCIC
Sullivan
Dairy Month, Inc
Bennington Briefs
Office of the United Counseling Service
Elks
Bennington College
Friends of the Bennington Free Library
Sharon Powers
Diane Forbes
Celia Hudson
Carol Child
Olga Gussow
Lauren Levy
Bach
Scarlatti
Vivaldi
Caldara
Pergolesi
Handel
Ruth Crawford-Seeger
Sacred Heart Church
Rose Lindley Kent
Dorset
Manchester Center
Crescent Manor Nursing Home
Town Board of Selectmen
Main St
Frances Snow
Stanley Pekalski
Post Office
the Studio
North
Bennington Road
Nurse’s Aid
Warner’s Nursing Home
Joe’s
Orvil Peterson Sr
Harte Theatre
Eees
Nscee
James Bond
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Dmz
Middle East
Holy Land
Jordan
Israel
Elath
Aqaba
Gulf of Aqaba
United Nations
Mideast
Thant
Cairo
Kennedy Airport
Security Council
al Ahram
Washington
Abba Eban
U.S
Fairfield, Conn
Roderick MacCuaig
MacCuaig
Frank Harrigan
Manchester
McCuaig
Putnam Hospital
U.S. 7
Pownal
Donald Haas
Boy Scouts
Ethan Allen Council
Boy Scouts of America
Addison
Windham
Windsor
Camprise
Orwell
William ‘Tony’? Soule
Quebec
Boy Scout
Charles Wesley
Middlebury
Charles Brakley
Peter Cram
George Smith
Gary Hazard
Allen Sands
Bennington Drive-In
Sandra Dee
George Hamilton
Panavision
Metrocolor
MGM
Sigins Orian
Lee Marvin
Columbia
Cat Ballou
Rod Taylor
Trevor Howard
Jill St John
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