Village Zoning Hearings Set on Proposed Law Nov 19
The Village Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing November 19 to explain a redrafted zoning ordinance. Changes stem from a May injunction and a new state law altering hearing requirements, with trustees weighing whether to amend and proceed or restart the drafting process.
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Village Zoning Commission
The
Dale W. Brooks
Stowe
Joseph D. Corcoran
McKinley St
Morgan Street
Imperial Avenue
General Assembly
Commission
John H. Williams II
Industry Group Hears Rogers
The Bennington Area YMCA Industrial Management Club executive and program committees met Wednesday to plan their November 20 meeting. Tom Rogers of Bennington Bijur Corp spoke on the zone responsibilities covering North Adams, Pittsfield, Greenfield and Bennington and on the November 16 New England area meeting in Auburn Massachusetts he plans to attend with Donald Raina of Sprague Electric Co.
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Bennington
Pellerin Enlists in Navy Junior College Program
William F. Pellerin, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Pellerin of 204 Park St, begins boat training at Naval Training Center, Great Lakes. He enlisted at North Adams and was sworn in Albany before flying to Great Lakes for training as a Junior College Technician Seaman in a program expected to take about 18 months.
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William F. Pellerin
Robert J. Pellerin
Park St
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
North Adams Navy Recruiting Office
Albany
N.Y
Pellerin
Navy
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
Bennington Catholic High School
D&d Jolivette Electric Company
Navy Electronics
YMCA Noontime Chess Tourney Draws School Boys
The noontime chess tournament at the YMCA draws 25 to 50 school boys from Bennington area who eat lunch in the lobby. Regulars from Pow nal Shaftsbury Woodford attend Bennington High School or St. Joseph College. Current standings name Robert Walker as leading for a week, followed by Robert Lane John Gaye Glenn Gershaneck Dennis Jones Paul Langlois Steve Andrews Robert Baldwin and David Ord as top players.
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YMCA
Leonard J. Black
Pownal
Shaftsbury
Woodford
Bennington High School
St. Joseph College
Robert Walker
Robert Lane
John Gaye
Glenn Gershaneck
Denenis Jones
Paul Langlois
Steve Andrews
Robert Baldwin
David Ordway
Walker
Dr Hall Named Chief of Staff at Putnam Memorial Hospital
Dr. Woodhull S. Hall of College Road North Bennington has been named chief of staff at Putnam Memorial Hospital succeeding Dr. Oliver H. Durand of North Bennington who has held the post for five years.
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Dr. Hall
Woodhull S. Hall
College Road
North Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Oliver H. Durand
Bennington Activities Note Weekend YMCA Outing
The YMCA junior outing group will meet at the Y at 9 a.m. Saturday. If dry, they hike the village area where hunting is forbidden. if stormy, games and bowling are planned. Open to boys and girls in grades 2 through 6. Daniel Holland leads an European style smorgasbord at the BPO Elks with Joseph Madkour catering. Reservations limited. November Gardeners meeting moved to Nov 13 at 2 p.m. with Prof. Robert Woodworth as guest speaker at the Old Bennington Schoolhouse.
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YMCA
Daniel Holland
BPO Elks
Joseph Madkour
Plain Dirt Gardeners
Bennington
Robert Woodworth
Bennington College
Ragtime Pianist Max Morath and Denver Medical Staff Leaders
Max Morath, known for ragtime piano on TV, is described with a cigar image though he dislikes cigars. Dr James P Hammond elected president of the hospital staff for 1963 64, with Dr Hall serving a second term as chief of staff. Other officers include Dr Marcel J Lewis and Dr Dorothy Hager, secretary treasurer. The executive committee lists listed physicians and staff leaders including Drs Hammond Hall Lewis Hager Davis Durand Fairs Giddings Herrick Manes Moskovitz and Worthington.
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Hall
Denver AP
Max Morath
James P. Hammond
Robert D. Stout
Marcel J. Lewis
Dorothy Hager
Drs. Hammond
Hall, Lewis, Hager
Richard B. Davis
Durand
Arthur S. Fairs
W. Philip Giddings
Francis L. Herrick
Julius H. Manes
Abraham J. Moskovitz
William D. Worthington
AAUW Members Plan Tour of Clark Art Institute
The Bennington Chapter of the American Association of University Women will visit the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown Massachusetts this Saturday. Guided by Sarah Tenney curator of painting the tour begins at 2 p.m. Lunch at 12:30 p.m. at the Williamstown Howard Johnson Restaurant before the outing coordinated by Mrs Clinton Hutchen. Mrs Vincent Pizzano is chapter president.
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Bennington
American Association of University Women
Williamstown
Mass
Sterling & Francine Clark Art Institute
Sarah Tenney
The
Institute
Howard Johnson
Clinton Hutchen
Vincent Pizzano
Pownal
Bennington High Boss Sets Deer Hunt Absence Rule
Principal Paul E. Kirsch of Bennington High School declared no absenteeism for deer hunting would be excused. He stated there would be absolutely no excuses accepted from student offenders.
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Paul E. Kirsch
Bennington High School
Former Co-worker Questioned in Gurley Slaying at Dinner
Concord Massachusetts AP reported police questioning a former Digital Equipment Co. coworker after the sniper shot killed Benjamin M. Gurley 37 a prominent engineer. Gurley died en route to Emerson Hospital after being shot through a kitchen window at his home on Main Street. Police traced the suspect to Maynard and described Gurley recently filing complaints against his former employer Information International Inc.
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Concord
Mass
Benjamin M. Gurley
Main Street
Gurley
Digital Equipment Co
Maynard
Information International Inc
James E. Finan
White House
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lincoln Laboratory
Bedford
University of Minnesota
Tufts University
Medford
Edward Fredkin
Information International
Truck Backing Leads to Minor Crash at Junction
A van driver failed to see a sedan while backing from a College Road stop at Vt 67A, causing about 150 dollars in damage. The truck driver David Lafontaine, 18, of Clarksburg Mass, claimed he stopped to turn right and backed up. Wayne Baker, 19, of Bradford Street Extension, was behind him. Police noted the incident amid continuing complaints about Gurley home activity and heightened patrols.
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North Bennington
College Road
David Lafontaine
Clarksburg
Mass
Wayne Baker
Bradford St
Elementary Pupils Sponsor Halloween Art Show at Bennington
Bennington Elementary School fifth and sixth graders held a school art contest directed by Mrs. Sylvia Du Charme. Six rooms submitted 36 Halloween themed paintings judged by the intermediate grade teachers. Prizes awarded Thursday morning: first place one dollar, second and third prizes color pencils, consolation candy.
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Bennington
Sylvia du Charme
James Woodward
Pamela Mears
David Thrope
Ricky Greene
Jean Shultz
Nancy Eggsware
Randy Mook
Chester Burgess
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Dr. Woodhull S. Hall
Bennington Briefs
Max
Dial
Main St
Bennington, Vt
AAUW
Clark Institute
Noveckshultz
Noveck - Shultz, Inc
Kirsch
Peabody Police
Concord Police
MacLeod
Nichols
Union Street
Whitman’s Feed Store
Joyce Horst
Nadine White
Jon Emerson
Philip Viereck
Reba Moninger
Mary Whiteway
Joe
Madkour
Old Bennington
OLD Bennington Woodcrafters
West Road RT
Jada
Cadillac
W.H. Eddington, Inc
Bennington , Vermont
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