FBI Enters Burglary Probe at Variety Store
The FBI joined the burglary investigation at Art Ward's Variety Store on North Bennington Road after a Monday night break in. State Police report a large quantity of ammunition stolen, the second such incident in two nights near the U.S.7 and VT 67A intersection. IRS later took ownership of related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Art Ward
Bennington Road
U.S.7
Vt. 67A
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Shatagin to Be Ordained Priest at St Peters Church
Reverend Theodore I Shatagin new director of program at St Peters church will be ordained to the priesthood on November 11 at 10 30 a m The service will be conducted by Bishop Harvey D Butterfield acting for Bishop of Ohio Presenting the candidate will be Reverend Frederick B Wolf Rector of St Peters Preacher will be Reverend Donald A Webster Rector of Trinity Rutland A reception will follow Shatagin a Detroit native completed Yale Divinity School training in 1964 He served as parish assistant at St Peters in 1962 and directed the high school program for the middle Atlantic region of the American Friends Service Committee until earlier this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore I. Shatagin
St. Peter’s Church
Harvey D. Butterfield
Vermont
Ohio
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peters
Donald A. Webster
Trinity, Rutland
St. Peter’s
Beckley
W. Va
St. Andrew’s Church
Mullins
St. Stephen’s Church
West Virginia
Wilburn C. Campbell
Bennington notices mix volunteer events and crime notes
Bennington brief highlights Red Cross update meetings at Old Bennington schoolhouse tonight and Wednesday. Trustees of Bennington Village meet at Municipal Building.YWCA and local clubs host events with speakers and awards. residents urged to sign up for silk screen and psychosomatics classes. Police report store burglaries, the FBI taking over investigation, plus other break-ins and an Oct. 13 court appearance. Also community schedules for Tuesday through Saturday and a 90th birthday open house for Mrs. Harriet Montgomery with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Montgomery
D. Herbert Lillie
Silk Road
Shaftsbury
Arlington
Bennington
Adams
Mass
Albany
Union Board Action Awaited On Fire Protection Project
Mt. Anthony Union High School awaits a meeting with the water and fire departments to discuss fire protection for the new Springfield Vermont school. A test found a single hydrant insufficient, prompting plans for three hydrants along Park Street at an estimated $12,961.50 cost to the school district with the water board paying initial pipe costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Water Board
Alfred W. Ellett
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Springfield
Water Board
Park
County
Charles Sawyer
Park Street
Ellett
Water Boards
MAUHS
James Farmer
Fire Department
Farmer
Accord
William H. Morse
Bradford
East Main Street
Theodore Hoyt
Ryder Spring
Burgess Road
Seymour Shultz
Hoyt
Burton L. Winslow
A & W Root Beer
North Bennington Road
Oratorical Contest Plans Lead Vermont Legion Event
Plans for the 31st annual Oratorical Contest of the American Legion Vermont department are announced by Dept Oratorical Chairman Charles Rising and five district vice commanders. Eligibility covers any secondary school student with district winners advancing to department finals and cash prizes at each level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Montpelier
Funeral for L. Gordon Moore Held at Local Home
Funeral services for L. Gordon Moore were held Sunday afternoon at Gibney Haynes and Kane Funeral Home with members of the Loyal Order of Moore auxiliary and Anthony Lodge F&AM taking part. The Rev. Frederick B. Wolf of St. Peter's Episcopal Church conducted the service and prayers at Park Lawn Cemetery, where Moore was buried in the family lot. Moose members Ralph Mavilla, Fred Harwood, Eric Lantz, Paul Devenow, Byron Harrington, and Fletcher Hall attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Gordon Moore
Gibney, Haynes & Kane
Loyal Order of Moore
Anthony Lodge
Paul Devenow
Byron Harrington
Fletcher Hall
Mt. Anthony Lodge
Clar
Readsboro
St. Joachim’s
Moisey Havreluk
Catherine N. Havreluk
Whitingham
Martin F. Clancy
Joseph Lively
Burlington
Francis Gateley
Wilmington
Richard Lawton
Bennington
Edward St. Jacques
Detroit
Mich
Notre Dame Trio
North Adams
Mass
Adrien Bonvouloir
Joseph J. Milliken
Charles Perron
Pietro Yon
Hector J. Pelletier
Bennington College Faculty Concert Wednesday Night
The Bennington College music faculty will present a concert at 8 15 p m in the Carriage Barn free to the public The program includes Mozart Surinach Walter Piston and a set of 15th and 16th century songs and pieces compiled by Gunnar Schonbeck Performers include Frank Baker Eric Rosenblith George Finckel Gunnar Schonbeck Vivian Fine and Louis Calabro with Gail Schonbeck Edward Whiteside and Anthony Fulginiti assisting. directed by Harry Laban Sandgate and Long Island City died Saturday funeral services held in Long Island City and burial in Sandgate this afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington College
Mozart
Carlos Surinach
Walter Piston
Gunnar Schonbeck
Bennington Music Faculty
Frank Baker
Eric Rosenblith
George Finckel
Sandgate
Harry Laban
Long Island City
N.Y
Area Opportunity Council Faces Federal funding cut
Washington reports the Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council faces a $48,000 cut in federal funds if the House proposal becomes law. The President’s budget would allocate $145,000. the House would set $97,000 for the council. Local initiative funds would drop from $75,000 to $50,000 and Headstart from $70,000 to $47,000 as the antipoverty authorization bill moves to debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Opportunity Council
Washington
API
OEO
New York
Banner
Bennington - Rutland Opportunity Council
Bennington Rutland Council
House
Friend
Foe
Bennington faces voter resistance to school bonds over taxes
Voters are wary of new taxes amid talk of two school bond proposals for Mt. Anthony and the Bennington district. Officials cite rental costs at BCHS, classroom needs, and potential savings from new construction, while stressing education standards and curriculum reforms to win public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
BCHS
Anthony Pello
Union School Board
Pello Sai
Pello
Louis J. Perrotta
Stark Street
Nominations Open for Bennington County Soil District Supervisors
The State Soil Conservation Council invites landowners to file nominating petitions by December 8 for supervisor seats on the Bennington County Soil and Water Conservation District. Petitions require at least 25 landowner signatures, and the three candidates with the most votes in January will win three-year terms.
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Burlington
State Soil Conservation Council
Bennington County
James M. Edgerton
Arlington
Albert Horst
Bennington
Howard E. Wilcox
Manchester
Robert Graf
Pawlet
Merritt S. Hewitt, Jr
North Bennington
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
State Department of Forests and Parks
Vermont
Babcock Lake Cottage Burns in Grafton NY
A recently built modified A-Frame cottage at Babcock Lake, on Babcock Lake Road near Grafton, burned Monday noon. Owned by Mrs. Joan Fones of Maplehurst Avenue Troy, it was unoccupied at the time though relatives stayed last weekend. Neighbor alerted Grafton Fire Department but the building could not be saved. cause not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
N.Y
Babcock Lake
Lake
Joan Fones
Maplehurst Avenue
Troy
Hospital Notes Admits and Births November Six, Sixty Seven
Hospital notes from Monday November six, nineteen sixty seven list admissions: Henry Vosburgh Jr, Paul A Leray, Katherine Mary Bierwirth, Charles W Cole, Margaret Bryant, Rosemary Bourn and son, Karen Freeman, Cassandra Sue Stearns, Barbara A Fiato, with Petersburg, Bennington, Pawlet, Manchester Center, Buskirk and Pownal as locations. Births: Francis Eggs ware and Petersburg residents welcome a daughter, and Joseph Wright and R D Bennington residents welcome a son, both born November six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vosburgh Jr
Paul A. Leray
Bennington
Katherine Mary Bierwirth
Petersburg
Charles W. Cole
Pawlet
Margaret Bryant
Manchester Center
Rosemary Bourn
Karen Freeman
Cassandra Sue Stearns
Buskirk
N.Y
Barbara A. Fiato
Pownal
Miss Mackey Named Finalist in Young Artists Contest
Miss Nancy Mackey of North Bennington, a Mt. Anthony Union High School junior, is among seven finalists in WMNB FM s Young Artists competition. She plays flute and earned semifinalist honors at Mt. Greylock Regional High School. Finalists perform next Sunday at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington High School
Mt. Anthony Union High School
MAUHS
Vermont
David Kantrowitz
Miss Mackey
Pittsfield Community Music School
Buxton School
Williamstown
Ashford
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Rev
Shatagin
Bennington Briefs
Red Cross
Bennington Village
South Street
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Ernest L. Erickson
Rutland
Marie Janssen
Julia Gates
YMCA
Enid Franz
Frank Octavec
Loomis Dana
Linda Landon
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Cook
Warner Nursing Home
William E. Dailey, Inc
U.S. 7
C.H. Nickerson
Hidden Valley Road
Hassin
Fienberg
Robert Roy
A&p
North Street
Rensselaer County
Joseph O'Neil
Memorial Park
Jr. High
Masons
Gray
Mrs. Montgomery
Out
Milwaukee
Wis
UPD
Dennis Klazure
Young Democratic Clubs
League of Sexual Freedom
ELKS
Bennington Lodge of Elks
John E. Ahearn
Vermont South
Joseph Genaro
Ted Bixler
Earl J. Gerity
Lawrence Harrington
Albert McAllister
Lloyd
Ing
College
J. Mattison
Leon W
Eldred
Oakley Frost
Robert E. Thompson
Charles M. Young
Iler
Board of Civil Authority
Justices of the Peace
Northfield
Essex Junction
St. Albans
Westport
Lee, Mass
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
William H. Ayres
GOP
Shriver
Ayres
Harte Theatre
Columbia Pictures Presents
Sidney Poitier
Ames Clavell
Beatty
Duinaway
Bonnie
Ciwde
Soil Conservation Council
Francis Eggsware
Joseph Wright
R.D
U.S
Hib
Salem’s
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