Ostrander Acquitted In Breach Of Peace Case
A Bennington Municipal Court jury acquitted 27 year old William J Ostrander of a breach of peace charge after a half hour deliberation. He was accused of assaulting his sister in law Phyllis G Pratt at about 445 am on Sept 3. Pratt testified to the quarrel and alleged choking while Ostrander argued there was a family dispute. Officer Donald Greenslet testified to a mark found on Pratt’s throat. The defense asserted no injury occurred and called it a family quarrel amid bad blood. Jury foreman was Charles Bibens.
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Bennington
William J. Ostrander
Carrigan Lane
Ostrander
Phyllis G. Pratt
John B. Harte
Globe-Union workers weigh union drive at multiple plants
Globe-Union leaders indicate the UAW is active at two other plants, Fullerton California and Louisville Kentucky, with local 295 president Fayette Colvin and UE representatives discussing organizing efforts across additional Globe-Union sites. James D. Williams and Edward A. Ross represent the company, while Greenberg and Urban brief The Banner on the situation.
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Resentative
Fayette Colvin
Bijur Lubricating Corp
James D. Williams
Edward A. Ross
Corporation of Labor Relations
Greenberg
Urban
Banner
UAW
Fullerton, Cal
Louisville, Ky
Ski Patrol Presents Sound Color Old New Movie Night
The Woodford area ski patrol promotes two hours of ski films at the Bennnington Armory on Friday November 19 at 730 pm. Local and Nevada venues featured. proceeds fund new parkas and gear for patrol members. Tickets 60 cents adults 35 cents children, available from patrol members or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Mt
Bennington Armory
Nevada
Woodford
Sculpture Exhibition Opens at Bennington College
An exhibition of Charles Ginnever sculptures opens at 8 p.m. in the New Gallery at Bennington College and runs through November 25. Ten works include one placed outside the Carriage Barn. Ginnever will attend. Also this week Ad Reinhardt lectures on Art as Art Dogma at 8 p.m. in Barn Room 1.
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Charles Ginnever
New York City
Bennington College
Ginnever
San Mateo
Calif
Paris
Zadkine
Hayter
San Francisco Art Institute
Cornell University
Allan Stone
New York
Ad Reinhardt
Reinhardt
Hunter College
Brooklyn College
United States
Pope Paul VI Expected to Close Ecumenical Council
Vatican sources said Tuesday that Pope Paul VI will close the Ecumenical Council with a solemn Dec. 8 ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica attended by chiefs of state and national missions. A public session on Dec. 7 will promulgate the council's final decrees.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
Vatican
St. Peter’s Basilica
Hospital Notes November 3 1965 Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions Carl Lee Petersburg N Y Mrs Dorothy Goodwin Pownal Center Mrs Virginia Myers Bennington Mrs Lillian Hebert Manchester Center Miss Elizabeth Danforth East Rupert and more with discharges including Master Bruce Davis Miss Susan Davis Bennington Miss Beverly Maynard Wilmington and others in Hoosick Falls Jacksonville and North Pownal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lee
Petersburg
N.Y
Dorothy Goodwin
Pownal Center
Virginia Myers
Bennington
Lillian Hebert
Manchester Center
Elizabeth Danforth
East Rupert
Bruce Davis
Susan Davis
Beverly Maynard
Wilmington
Karen Sargood
Jennie Grover
East Arlington
Patricia Danforth
Hoosick Falls
Marie Allison
Jacksonville
Todd Lipscomb
North Pownal
Action Initiated To Reverse High Court in Hospital Case
A Vermont Supreme Court move seeks reargument to overturn a ruling that allowed Putnam Memorial Hospital to bill Bennington County towns for care of indigent residents. Attorney Henry F. Black filed the motion after the court had remanded for a new decree. Black argues the hospital must provide free care under Putnam Deed of Gift and questions the high court’s interpretation.
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High Court
Vermont
Henry F. Black
White River Junction
Bennington County
Supreme Court
Henry W. Putnam
Putnam
William C. Hill
Oriy
Black
Village Fathers Tackle Variety of Problems
Village trustees met Tuesday at the Municipal Building to conduct general business. They approved a Veterans Day parade permit down Main Street to the Honor Roll plaque, and discussed complaints about Prospect Street and a hazardous tree on Rene DuCharme’s property. The panel also considered easements for Prospect Street and the costs of road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Main Street
George Plumb
Prospect Street
Jefferson Heights
Plumb
DAR Hears Report on Scout Trip
Barbara and Betty Riley report on the Idaho round-up attended with 22 Vermont delegates. Slides show travel from Pittsfield to Chicago and Yellowstone, plus a color story of the trip.
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Dar
Kate Duncan Smith
Tamassee
Crossmore
Bacone
St. Mary’s
Hillside
Shaftsbury
Riley
Vermont Council of Girl Scouts
Pittsfield
Mass
Chicago
Yellowstone National Park
Douglas E. Watkin
Bennington High School
James P. Durand
North Bennington High School
Donald Trachte
Arlington High School
Paul Riddle
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local News And Events
Bennington residents receive notes on travels and careers including Burt F. Rockwood Jr returning from plane tuning course in Boston and Rita Garant from Washington D C after Europe trip. High School food sale proceeds support class treasury and Navy tech Michael Burke serves aboard USS Harry E Yarnell heading to the Mediterranean.
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Burt F. Rockwood Jr
Prospect St
Boston
Bennett St. Technical School
Rita B. Garant
Alice Garant
Coolidge Avenue
U.S
Robert Stafford
Washington, D.C
Europe
France
Denmark
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Italy
Spain
Washington
Garant
Molly Stark School
Bennington High School
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Main Street
Jackie Smith
Michael F. Burke
USN
John D. Burke
Pleasant St
Harry E. Yarnell
Mediterranean
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Greece
Lebanon
Walter Buck 77 Schenectady GE retiree obituary
SCHENECTADY New York Walter C Buck 77 of 1187 Garner Ave died Wednesday in Ellis Hospital He was born in North Arlington VI and lived in Schenectady 40 years a retired GE buyer for 42 years He survived by Harriet Barrett wife a son Walter a daughter Mrs Marvin Warren two sisters and a librarian niece Funeral Friday at 2 pm Baxter Funeral Home Brandywine Ave Interment Vale Cemetery in Schenectady
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Schenectady
N.Y
Walter C. Buck
Garner Ave
Fred Rowe
Anna Buck
Manchester
Ellis Hospital
North Arlington
General Electric Co
Harriet Barrett
Marvin Warren
Rowe
Miss Buck
Mark Skinner
Baxter Funeral Home
Brandywine Ave
Martin J. Overholser
Vale Cemetery
Stafford to Speak at Bend Education Week Event
During American Education Week Bennington schools host activities from Nov 7 to 13. Congressman Robert T. Stafford will address current educational legislation, followed by teacher visits and social discussions with parents of students in grades 7 through 12.
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Bennington
Cora B, Whitney
Bennington High School
High School
PTA
Robert T. Stafford
Congress
Stafford
Stock Averages Report Dow Jones Mixed Gains At Noon
The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 964.14 up 3.01 points while railroads rose to 237.60 for a 1.76 gain. Utilities advanced to 158.69, up .45, and the composite average reached 337.84, up 1.48 with volume at 4,050,000.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Enlists In Marine Corps From Rutland Youth
Donald R. LaFleur 18 of North Branch Street Extension, son of Mrs. Earlene A. Burns of Winooski, has enlisted in the U S Marine Corps and departed for recruit training at Parris Island S C. Sworn in Oct 31 at Albany Marine recruiting station by an officer in charge. He will complete eight weeks of boot training then go to Camp Lejeune for four weeks of individual combat training followed by a 20 day home leave.
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Pvt. LaFleur
Parris Island
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Funeral services for C Fremont Barnes of Union Street
The longtime painting contractor C Fremont Barnes of Union Street was honored at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home in a Wednesday service led by Rev. Frederick B Wolf. Mt Anthony Lodge No 13 F&AM members served as bearers. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery with prayers by Father Wolf. Out of town relatives attended from Burlington and Massachusetts.
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Joseph LoPiccolo Jr
United Counseling Service
Middlebury Inn
Lo Piccolo
Joseph Handy
Brandon Training School
Jonathan PA. Leopold
Department of Mental Health
Mt. Anthony Union School Board
Park Street
C. Fremont Barnes
Union Street
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Mt. Anthony Lodge No. 13 F&am
Walter O. Noyes Jr
Frank Hayes
John Maxmillian
Henry W. Basesen
Pownal
Park Lawn Cemetery
Father Wolf
Burlington
Massachusetts
Two Car Crash at Busy Intersections Under Inquiry
Village police investigated a two car accident Wednesday morning at the intersection of Ben Mont Avenue Robinson Avenue and U.S. 7. Fred Colbath of Manchester Depot stopped on U.S. 7 and motioned for Richard D Jolivette of Bennington to pull onto the highway. Colbath then began to cut into Ben Mont Avenue and was struck by Jolivette who had waited for a truck to pass before turning left. Both vehicles sustained slight damage.
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Village
Ben Mont Avenue
Robinson Avenue
U.S. 7
Fred Colbath
Manchester Depot
Richard D. Jolivette
Bennington
Robinson Aveue
Colbath
Jolivette
Bennington Districts Narrow Superintendent Candidates
Mt. Anthony Union and Bennington Graded School Districts progress toward selecting a new superintendent. Seven of 24 applicants were interviewed over two weeks, leaving one or two finalists with re‑interviews planned before month’s end. Replacement is for Sept. Allan J. Heath who resigned Sept. 1. Also, boards and teachers explore a uniform salary schedule for K–12 across participating districts.
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Mt. Anthony
Allan J. Heath
Bennington
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South Africa
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Harry Oppenheimer
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Betty Riley
North Bennington
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Daughters of the American Revolution
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Arlington
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Joseph Wilson Sr
South Street
DuCharme
Putnam Hospital
Charles Bodine
Elm Street
Joseph Pello
Post Office
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Bijur
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Cora B. Whitney
Bennington Briefs
Society of Packaging and Handling Engineers
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Woodlawn Ave
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Fireside
Chesire
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Randolph
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