Study on Education of Retarded in Bennington Public Schools
Wednesday night a study was begun on including mentally retarded education in the merged Bennington School District. BFRC and district boards will discuss facilities and transfer of responsibility while preserving BFRC input and guaranteed use. The joint board also reviewed personnel needs and a salary study for the 1966-67 year, with several new teachers likely and a plan to align salaries across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
BFRC
Edu
Earle W. Forman
William D. Worthington
Dorothy Hager
Harold Riemann
Worthington
Forman
Ronald R. Knapp
State Education Department
Special Education Division
Joint Board
Bennington Area
James Shea
Shea
Richard Sleeman
Arlington
Shaftsbury
Woodford
Pownal Town
North Bennington
Bennington Incorporated
Mt. Anthony Union
Dr. Sleeman
George Sleeman
Reverend Starratt Dies at 65 After Stroke
Clarksburg Mass Rev Howard Manuel Starratt 65 longtime pastor of Blackinton Union Church and Hancock Baptist Church died Wednesday at North Adams Hospital after being stricken at Drury High School where he taught in the English department. He served his first pastorate at Pownal Baptist Church. Born in Everett he was married to Mathel Bishop, an ordained minister and teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Mass
Howard Manuel Starratt
River Road
Blackinton Union Church
North Adams
Hancock Baptist Church
Pownal Baptist Church
North Adams Hospital
Starratt
Drury High School
Mathel
Everett
Charles and
Elizabeth (Case) Starratt
Mt. Hermon School
Gordon College
University of New Hampshire
Columbia
Boston University
University of Vermont
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Indiana
Monroe
Vermont Senate
Berlin, N.Y
Lanesboro School
Drury
Blackinton Church
Angelo E. Lorenzo
Buffalo
N.Y
Ruth Starratt
Amherst
John H
Cambridge
Charles F
Mattapan
George H. Starratt
New York City
Disaster Nursing Workshop Trains Bennington County RNs
Red Cross Disaster Nursing Workshop held Monday and Tuesday mornings at Putnam Memorial Hospital Nurses Home drew nurses from hospital staff industry schools private duty retirement and nursing students. Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts Red Cross leaders outlined disaster nursing programs and county responsibilities. Funeral notices and local obituaries accompany the rural Vermont region news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Putman Memorial Hospital
Natalie Wolfe
Bennington County
Dorothy Keller
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Mary Northrop
Region I
Walter O. Noyes Jr
Flora Aja
R.N. Red Cross Nursing Services
R.N
Village Accidents Reported at Elm Washington and Main North
Village police investigated two collisions on Thursday at Elm and Washington and at Main and North. Earl W. Williams of Bennington, driving a Chrysler for Bennington Garage, collided with Thomas T. Paquin of North Bennington, in a Chevrolet convertible, after Williams claimed he stopped for a stop sign. Both cars suffered moderate damage. Dixon J. Goodrow of North Adams brushed a parked Cadillac owned by Harry J. Eastman on North Street while yielding to an oncoming car, causing light damage to Eastman’s vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village
Elm
Washington Streets
Main
North Streets
Earl W. Williams
Bennington
Chrysler
Bennington Garage Corporation
Thomas T. Paesquin
North Bennington
Williams
Washington Avenue
Paquin
Dixon J. Goodrow
North Adams
Mass
North Street
Harry J. Eastman
Beech Street Extension
Eastman
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Events
Mrs John Carmody will conduct a dancing class at Mt Anthony Country Club Wednesday at 730 pm. Mt Anthony Union School Board to open bids on the new union high school with a board meeting at 8 pm. John Allen, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Allen Jr, admitted to Putnam Memorial Hospital for an injury from play. Town Clerk Mary Hodeck says office will stay open to 9 pm for hunting license sales. Roast beef dinner committee named Cushings Taylors Ogilvies Letourneaus. New business hours 8 am to 5 pm Saturday 8 to 1 Le Blancs Auto Wrecking ad. Closed Saturday Nov 13. American Coffee Shop ad. Iron Kettle open 3 am Saturday for Buckskin breakfast. Sign up for free dinner and legal beer. Iron Kettle Friday Special: New England clam chowder and fried clams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Alfred Allen Jr
Gage Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington Club
Cushings
The
Taylors
Ogilvies
Letourneaus
Benhi Traffic Problem Shows Improvement After Student Action
Bennington Grad ed School Board heard acting principal George Sleeman report that campus traffic by students has improved after direct appeals. Village police noted reduced hazardous driving near Bennington High. one report proved not to involve a Bend i student. The board also discussed Mt Anthony Union School Board plans for housing secondary students during 1966 67 as a new high school project faces delays and space issues persist in Pownal Shaftsbury districts. Ovid V D Alessandro Shaftsbury was appointed to the elementary staff to replace Theresa Jackson starting January 1 with a half year salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Graded School Board
Benhi
George Sleeman
Bennington High School
Sleeman
Bennington Village
Edward Silver
Silver
Mt. Anthony
Village
Supt
Leon Wagner
Bennington
Union Board
Shaftsbury
Wagner
Anthony Pello
Pownal
Ovid V. D’alessandro
D’ Alessandro
Theresa Jackson
Municipal Court Hands Jail Terms For Fraud And Varying Offenses
In a Friday session held in special quarters, Municipal Court imposed jail terms on Gordon Angel Wilson for three counts of fraud by check and two escapes, plus a separate sentence on Robert T. Clark for petty larceny. Edward C. Gallett received a suspended sentence and probation for disturbing the peace. Donald Peters faced fines for wandering cows on a public highway, while Ronald A. Greene and John S. Taylor faced driving under the influence and careless driving penalties respectively. Edward Bowmaker and Thomas Pendergast were also fined for traffic offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Angel Wilson
Pittsfield
Mass
Windsor House of Correction
Vermont
Babson
Sinclair
Joe Waite
Mobil
Wilson
Bennington County
George M. Fienberg
Fienberg
Robert T. Clark
Bennington
Clark
Windsor
Edward C. Gallett
Lyons
Gallett
Shaftsbury
Donald Peters
Ronald A. Greene
Connecticut
Greene
John S. Taylor
Maryland
Bennington Colege
Taylor
Edward H. Bowmaker
Coolidge Avenue
Thomas
Pendergast
Albany
Bowmaker
Hospital Notes Th by Nov 11 1965 Admissions and discharges
Hospital notes list admissions including Miss Michelle Carpenter Master John Allen Master Kevin Cameron Bennington Mrs Sylvia Mowrey Cambridge N Y and discharges for Miss Bonnie Levesque Jeffrey Levesque Richard Levesque North Bennington Mrs Rita Burdick and daughter Pownal Vernon O'Dell Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelle Carpenter
John Allen
Kevin Cameron
Bennington
Sylvia Mowrey
Cambridge
N.Y
Bonnie Levesque
Jeffrey Levesque
Richard Levesque
North Bennington
Rita Burdick
Pownal
Vernon O’dell
Requiem for Mari Tomasi Montpelier Writer and Politician
Miss Mari Tomasi 56 of Montpelier, noted writer and former newspaper woman, died Wednesday in Burlington after a long illness. A World War II editor of the Montpelier Evening Argus, she served in the Vermont House as Montpelier’s city representative. Funeral at St Augustine's Church Saturday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPD
Mari Tomasi
Burlington
Tomasi
Old
Falls Resident Jailed After Car Collision Near Hoosick Falls
Chester Jones fifty five of Carey Avenue was shaken up Thursday night when his car was struck on the left front door by a vehicle driven by John McGrath of High Street. Jones was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital for observation and later released. Police, led by officer Joseph Hayes, continue to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Chester Jones
Carey Avenue
John McGrath
High Street
McGrath
Jone
Joseph Hayes
Jones
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Bennington YMCA displays industry in showcase
The Bennington Area YMCA program committee with the Industrial Management Club and Industries of the Area will place a weekly display in the lobby. The first exhibit, by Union Carbide Corp Consumers Products Division, opens today and runs all week. It invites Youth and Adults including Girls Boys Women and Men to learn what local industries manufacture how many people they employ and what careers they offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Area
YMCA
Industrial Management Club
Union Carbide Corp. Consumers Products Division
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Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
New Bennington School District Inc
Theodore W
Ted) Bird
Merchants’ Division
Greater Bennington Association
Bennington Fire Dept
Hamilton
Norman Gauvin
Hinsdale
Vermont 9
Gauvin
Howard M. Starratt
Loyd H. Stone
Ludlow
Rupert
John M
Eliza (Dean) Stone
Stone
Merck
Rupert Mountain
Burr and Burton Seminary
Bessie Stone
Henry G. Stone
East Dorset
Delmar B. Stone
Peru
Harte Theatre
Baba and His
Ali Baba
Rad
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
Ben
Bennington Briefs
John Carmody
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Mt. Anthony Union School
Union High School
Mary Hodeck
LeBlanc
ADV
Iron Kettle
New England
Ficers
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Industrals
Falls
Knotty Pine Restaurant
Carrie Lange
Don Ratelle
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