Union Board Ponders Classroom Space Problems
Mt. Anthony Union School Board weighs where 7th graders from Pownal and Shaftsbury will study next year as the new union high school won’t be ready until December 1966. Proposal favors keeping 7th graders in home districts if approved, with about 70 students involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Shaftsbury
Mt. Anthony Union School
Union High School
George Sleeman
North Bennington High School
Bendi
Union Board
Marion Taylor
Banner
Wagner
Taylor
Bennington court sees mixed pleas on several cases
In Bennington Municipal Court Mark E. Baker 22 of 63512 Main St pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace by assaulting his wife Linda and their three and a half month old baby. He posted 400 dollars bail. Two other defendants entered guilty pleas including Joseph Loyzelle 18 for breaking and entering in the nighttime with intent to commit larceny at Noons store. Carl Schaurer 51 of Pittsfield Mass pleaded guilty on one of three counts of passing a bad check to the Taconic Racing and Breeding Association and had two counts dropped. Several others faced charges from cruelty to animals to careless driving with varying bail and fines. An arraignment for jockey Ronald Zangari on a breach of peace charge was continued with cash bail posted.
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Bennington
Mark E. Baker
Main St
Linda
Baker
Atty
John B. Harte
Bennington Village
Marla
Joseph M. Loyzelle
George M. Fienberg
Loyzelle
Carl F. Schaurer
Pittsfield
Mass
Taconic Racing and Breeding Association Inc
Pownal
Fienberg
Schaurer
Melvin H. Coe
Readsboro
Wenonah E. Povsner
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
John R. Mollica
Povsner
Ronald Zangari
Green Mountain Park Racetrack
Michael R. Zangari
North Adams
Area Obituaries Alphege J Cardinal 68 World War I veteran
Obituary for Alphege J Cardinal 68 of 135 BenMont Ave Bennington N Y. Died at Veterans Administration Hospital Albany N Y after long illness. Born Rutland May 12 1897 son of Alphege and Euphemie Cardinal. Lifelong textile worker in Bennington with Holden Leonard Co and Old Bennington Weavers. Active in Sacred Heart Church Holy Name Society Bennington Lodge 1233 Loyal Order of Moose American Legion Fraternal Order of Eagles and Vermont National Guard Howitzer company. Survived by mother two sisters Irene Machon Pittsfield MA Rita Biggs Bennington two brothers Alfred E and Arthur S both Bennington and many relatives. Funeral Monday 8:30 a m from Mahar & Son Funeral Home to Sacred Heart Church for Requiem High Mass. Rosary Sunday 8 p m. Visitation at funeral home Saturday 7 until time scheduled.
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Alphege J. Cardinal
BenMont Ave
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Albany
N.Y
Rutland
Alphege
Euphemie (Latour) Cardinal
Arctic Center
R.I
Bennington
Cardinal
Vermont National Guard
Old Howitzer Company
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
Comins To Speak To Albany Print Club
Bennington artist Richard Comins will speak to The Print Club of Albany at the Albany Institute of History and Art on Monday night. He will discuss serigraphy and demonstrate the silk screen process, with some works on display in November. He and his wife run The Bennington Gallery at 125 North St.
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Bennington
Richard Comins
Print Club
Albany
N.Y
Albany Institute of History and Art
Gouache Paintings On Exhibit By Robert Van Steinburg
An exhibit of gouache paintings by Robert Van Steinburg from Ilion New York features birds and animals of New England. The show runs at The Bennington Gallery 125 North St from Saturday through November 21. Van Steinburg holds a Syracuse University degree and teaches at Mohawk Central School. His works, noted prize winner at Utica shows, draw inspiration from field trips in central New York and are compared to Audubon. The gallery is operated by Mr and Mrs Richard Comins.
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Robert van Steinburg
New England
Bennington
North St
van Steinburg
Ilion
N.Y
University of Syracuse
Mohawk
Richard Comins
Truck and car collide in Pownal. no injuries reported
State police say a 1954 International truck owned by Morse C B Block Co driven by Kenneth L. Shersman Sr. and a 1964 Ford driven by Edward H. Vitaluis collided on a sharp curve between Pownal Center and North Pownal. Both drivers escaped injury. the truck sustained minor damage and the car moderate damage.
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Pownal
Pownal Center
North Pownal
Morse C & B Block Co
Kenneth L. Shersman Sr
East Arlington
Ford
Edward H. Vitaluis
Rensselaer
N.Y
Sherman
Vitaluis
Bennington activity notes pep rally and community events
Bennington Catholic High School hosts a 7 30 pm pep rally in BCHS gym with cheerleaders and song titles like Lion in a Cage Feed the Kitty and Lion Hunt plus football talks lasting about an hour. Sacred Heart Holy Name Society hosts Father Daughter Communion breakfast at Mt Anthony following 8 30 am mass. Sister Ellen Therese to speak. Gold Star Mothers meet Monday at 7 30 pm at VFW rooms. Mrs George D Atwood attended Mothers Day event at Pine Manor College Chestnut Hill Mass where daughter Cynthia is a senior. college opened a new 79 acre campus this fall serving 350 students. Lions Club meets Tuesday 6 30 pm Mt Anthony CC with hope of a Boy Scouts speaker for National Boy Scout Week. Bennington High School Open House Monday 7 30 pm for American Education Week. Congressman Robert Stafford will speak Educational Legislation Before Congress with discussion and classroom visits for parents. Moose Club kitchen open 6 10 30 pm tonight with fried seafoods and steamed clams. dance 9 pm to 12 am Saturday with Nick Marra orchestra. Ceil's Beauty Shop closed Monday due to death in family. Dr William Burneham office closed Saturday Nov 6.
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Bennington Catholic High School
BCHS
Sacred Heart Holy Name Society
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Sacred Heart Church
Ellen Therese
Sacred Heart School
George D. Atwood
R.D. No. 1
Old Bennington
Pine Manor Junior College
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Cynthia
Atwood
Pine Manor
Bennington High School
Robert T. Stafford
Congress
Moose Club
Nick Marra
Stock Averages Reported by Dow Jones Bache Albany Noon
The noon figures show the composite average at 337.72 with a .30 rise. Industrials up 0.58, railroads up 0.15, and utilities up 0.36. Total sales listed as 3,750,000 with the Dow Jones index at 238.43 prior move.
YMCA Halloween art display by North Sennington and Shaftsbury youths
North Sennington and Shaftsbury youths have paintings on display in local windows as part of a Halloween art contest. Artwork will be removed Saturday morning and owners may retrieve pieces after 10 am. Award checks for winners and honorable mentions may be collected at that time. The Bennington Area YMCA Program Committee Village Recreation Committee area schools and Lions clubs sponsored the event with a paper board provided by Graphic Company via Harold Kramer.
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North Sennington
Shaftsbury
YMCA
Bennington Area
Program Committee
Village Recreation Committee
Schools and
Lions Clubs
The
Polygraphic Company of America
Harold Kramer
Fire Leaves Family of 6 Homeless in Guilford
A Guilford family of six was displaced after a Thursday night fire destroyed their single story home on Old Guilford Road. About 50 firefighters from three departments battled high winds as they fought to save the house and nearby structures. The Bennetts lost all possessions. cause under investigation.
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Guilford
UPD
Royal Bennett
Guilford Road
Bennett
Hospital Notes November 4 1965 Admissions and Births
Admissions list includes Mrs. Catherine Hayes Castleton Vermont Stephen A McGaughey and Mrs Myrtle Johnson Benenington Discharges include Clifford J Guile Eagle Bridge NY and Master Raymond Bailey Shaftsbury Births announce a daughter for Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder East Dorset on Nov 4 and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Laurence Bump Beech Street Extension on Nov 1
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Catherine Hayes
Castleton
Stephen A. McGaughey
Myrtle Johnson
Benenington
Clifford J. Guile
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Raymond Bailey
Shaftsbury
Frank Snyder
East Dorset
Laurence Bump
Beech Street Extension
NLRB Mulls Union Vote at Globe Bennington Plant
The NLRB Boston regional director will decide which Globe Union Inc. employees at the Bennington plant may vote on forming a collective bargaining unit. A four to five week ruling period follows a Bennington hearing led by Trial Examiner Francis Payne. The vote could pit UAW against UE or no representation, with disputes over which job classifications qualify to vote and join the bargaining unit.
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Bennington
Globee Union Inc
Boston
National Labor Relations Board
Bernard L. Alpert
NLRB
Francis Payne
Alpert
Globe
International Union
United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America
Afl-Cio
UAW
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Globe Union
Paone
Boy Scout Fund Drive Plans Made
The Boy Scout Fund Drive to be launched on Sunday, November 7, was outlined to majors and team captains at a October 29 meeting for Bennington, one of 70 towns in the Ethan Allen Council. Campaign chair William J. Saliba led briefing and outlined plans as captains assign ten prospects each.
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Bennington
Ethan Allen Council
William J. Saliba
Boy Scouts
Ted Thomes
Albert Jones
Paul Crane
S. G. Shultz
John Lyons
Lionel Marcoux
Robert Howe
Robert Houle
Edward Keough
Earl Hamilton
Roger Randall
Vernon Gage
Len Morse
Dick Hollister
George Jepson
Robert Long
Art Coxsee
Gerald Butler
GSA Plans Offices In Bennington Post Office Renovation
The Banner reports GSA plans to convert the old Bennington Post Office into a federal office site. Agencies to occupy spaces include the Agriculture Department Extension Service Soil Conservation Service Stabilization and Conservation Service Selective Service IRS and an internal conference room plus custodial facilities. No new floor or expansion planned and no space for non federal use. Construction funding not available this year. review planned next spring to determine scope and funding. Public ad for work will follow if funds are released.
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Bennington
Paul Lazzaro
Boston
General Services Administration
Federal
Lazzaro
Agriculture Department
Soil Conservation Service and Stabilization and Conservation Service
Selective Service System
Internal Revenue Service
Whooping Crane Found Dead In Kansas Wheat Field
A snow white whooping crane, one of only 32 remaining in the world, was found dead Thursday in a wheat field near LUDELL Kansas. The 15 pound bird likely struck a power line while flying over the northwest Kansas town.
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Ludell
Kan
Kansas
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Bennington Gallery
Park Lawn Cemetery
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King Jazz
New York
Florida
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Esther Campbell
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Bossy) Gillis
Newburyport
Andrew Joseph
Anna Jaques Hospital
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Sarah Fairbanks
Hoosick Falls
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Sadie) Fairbanks
Elmer
Margaret) Benn
Granville
Leo J. Fairbanks
Harold
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Bennington Lions Club
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Ceil
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Bennington, VI
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Dow Jones—Bache & Co
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Persaeon
Don Batelle
RT. 7 North
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Marjo Toll
Harkness Ballet
Sedy
Rt Tee Ley
Schenectady
GSA
P.O
Walden Theatre
Williamstown
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