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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1963

Page

10

Left Right Debates Over Abolition Films and Shaftsbury Picture

Discussion on Operation Abolition features House Committee Civil Liberties Union debates and film authenticity. Shafts bury uproar over a Christ picture in a sixth grade classroom. removal order followed by protests and a staff reinstatement report. Dr Irving Adler admits former Communist ties while criticizing the movement.

House Committee Civil Liberties, Union HCUA ACLU Shaftsbury Leon Wagner C. Lloyd Spaulding Irving Adler

Bennington Briefs Include Naturalization and Local Events

Bennington notes include Richard Marcoux’s return to 309 County St and 39 people naturalized in Rutland with Judge Ernest W. Gibson presiding. Community items cover surplus commodities distribution, a rummage sale by the American Legion Auxiliary, deer hunting closures, a missing raincoat incident, and local civic discussions on civil liberties and the HCUA film.

Richard Marcoux Bennington County St U.S. District Court Rutland U.S Ernest W. Gibson Betty Maxted Fender Manchester Depot Stefan Futuyma Arlington Adelbert Greene American Legion Auxiliary

Water Board Approves Greenberg Apartment Water Service

Norman H. Greenberg won village water service for garden apartments at 213 Washington Ave. Represented by Harold R. Hurley, Greenberg plans a spring start on land north of West Main Street. A two inch Main Street connection will serve a two story four unit building on the west side.

Bennington Water Commissioners Norman H. Greenberg Washington Ave Greenberg West Main Street Harold R. Hurley North St Commissioners’ Monthly Meeting Hurley Main Street Alfred W. Ellett Convent Avenue St. Joseph College Robert Longtin Holt Spring Longtin House Harbour Water Board J.L. Harbour, Inc Packard Harbour Hancock Pownal Leo Nash MecKinley St Nash

League Can't Poll In Post Office Lobby

The League of Women Voters may not use the Bennington Post Office lobby for a public opinion poll about a new post office site. Postmaster Pekalski cited a Post Office Department order forbidding any activity that could engage the department in controversial issues.

League of Women Voters Stanley J. Pekalski Post Office Department Boston League James B. Gibney Bennington the Post Office Department Elm Street Commission T. Garry Buckley Pekalski Pokalski

Open House at Bennington Sewer Plant Draws Few Visitors

Bennington town officials hosted a public inspection of the sewage treatment facilities with Treatment Plant Superintendent Paul Kelley on duty. Only 14 people visited the plant during Saturday and Sunday hours, five non residents, marking the first formal public tour since 1961 commissioning of the plant and interceptor system.

Bennington Paul Kelley Kelley

Hospital Notes Births Across Towns Mentioned

Hospital notes report a birth on November 4 with a newborn son for a couple residing at 4 Rensselaer Street Hoosick Falls, alongside listed residents and family names from Manchester Depot Petersburg North Pownal North Bennington Bennington South Dorset and Hoosick Falls.

Frances Bolster Manchester Depot Carrie Jones Petersburg Melba Cooper North Pownal Jeffery Ryan North Bennington Rose Callanan William A. Riley Bennington Mitchell Loomis

Deer Season and Veterans Day Could Align Under New Bill

Col Edward H Giles chair of the 1963 Veterans Day Committee says potential deer season changes were discussed with Gov Hoff to avoid overlapping with Veterans Day on November 11. He noted no firm conclusions yet and that a bill could be considered.

Stephen C. Greene Greene Edward H. Giles Hoff Giles American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Disabled American Veterans Veterans of World War I Inc Col. Giles Gov. Hoff Veterans Day

Miss Porter Not Only Survivor Of Late Col Prentice

Miss Mary A Porter of Manchester says her uncle the late Col E Parmelee Prentice left not only her but three children and 11 grandchildren as survivors. The Mount Hope Farm estate in Williamstown is now owned by Williams College.

Col. Prentice Mary A. Porter Manchester The Banner Today Col. E. Parmelee Prentice Mount Hope Williamstown Williams College

Obituaries from Albany and Dorset Roll Sad Remembrances

Albany area obituary notices honor Mrs. John F. Donovan 39 of Albany and Dorset resident Mrs. George R. Putnam 79. Also noted are Theodore Tetreault 53 and others with services, burials, and family details across Vermont New York and Massachusetts communities.

Dorset George R. Putnam Washington, D.C Washington Hospital Center Putnam Marta Aresvik Norway Elizabeth Barber Bloomington Kristi Hay Brewster Mass Maplewood Cemetery

Rockettes Dancers Bring Show To Rutland Audience

The Bennington Rockettes performed on the Gary Mix Show at Rutland High School auditorium drawing a packed crowd. They presented three tap routines and an acrobatic clown number with dancers Eleanor Harvey Susan Barber Barbara Lawless Mary Shippey Barbara Pine Nancy Finnegan and Dolores HeinerJoining them were Mrs Earl Harvey and Mr and Mrs Harry Shipp ey The troupe all study under Ceclia Greene School of Dance and have appeared with the traveling unit this season They will join the Mix shows in Claremont New Hampshire at month end.

Bennington Rockettes Gary Mix Rutland High School Eleanor Harvey Susan Barber Barbara Lawless Mary Shippey Barbara Pine Nancy Finnegan Dolores Heiner Rutland Earl Harvey Harry Shippey Rockettes Claremont N.H Cecelia Greene

Brattleboro Salesman Pleads Guilty in Purse Grabbing Case

A. Timothy Starks a 23 year old vacuum cleaner salesman pled guilty in Municipal Court to petty larceny after grabbing a purse containing 35 dollars from Mrs. L Alden Graves of 124 Elm Street on Oct 30. Bail set at 500 dollars and pre sentence investigation ordered.

Brattleboro A. Timothy Starks George M. Fienberg Starks L. Alden Graves Elm St Fienberg Bennington Village Graves Pownal

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San Francisco City Hall America Grimm Bennington Briefs Ernest Marriott Norwalk Conn LeRoy H. Dunn East Main St Dunns Andy Neil Lachant Adler Supreme Court West Virginia Barnett House Un-American Activities Committee Senate Judiciary Committee Lawrence E Moe) Harrington William E. Dailey Sr Jean Miller Dailey Shaftsbury Grange Hall Green Mountain Patriots Alice Miller Second Congregational Church Bird Jaycees Bennington College Joseph E. Joseph Joseph American Civil Liberties Union Greenberg Apartments Rutland Herald Phyllis Pratt Rose Thibodeau Agnes Hirsch Mary Ann Dailey Peter Brooks South Dorset William Greenwood Rensselaer St Hoosick Falls Miss Porter Porter General Assembly Veterans Day Committee Bennington High School South Street State Armory First Methodist Church John Donovan Albany N.Y John F. Donovan Shirley Dumas George Donovan Albany Medical Center Church of St. Teresa Avila St. Agnes Cemetery Donovan Vermont Robert Beatty Rapid City S.D Mabel Dumas Harold Jordan Hazel Dumas Merle Dumas Poultney Marshall Dumas Shoreham Theodore Tetreault Voluntown Edward Eugene Georgina Cote) Tetreault Richard Donald Key West Fla Kenneth van Nuys Calif Cordelia Comar Manchester Center Roselia Gray Cecile Brewster Blanche LaBrie Daytona Beach Maximilian Brunswick Maine Elphege Leo Saratoga Bernard St. Paul's Church Donald C. Kelly Park Lawn Cemetery Brewster Funeral Home George Makis Springfield Doris Boulerice) Makis Calhoun St Springfield Hospital Cornwall Ont Canada Josephine Den«eault) Boulerice Huseband North Street John G. Makis Barbara Jones Wallingford St. Thomas Aquinas Church St. Thomas Cemetery West Springfield Walter J. Lightfoot Bondville Jordan Dickinson Londonderry Lightfoot Townshend William J Ruth Magoon) Lightfoot Burr & Burton Seminary U.S. Army John J. Lightfoot Marion Jenks Winhall Lillian Lightfoot New York City Stephen L. Lightfoot Harteti Theatreington Dial Misal Ana Debbie Reynolds Richard Breen Mervyn Leroy Warner Bros Main St. Bennington U.S. NO
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