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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1968

Page

12

Alexander To Return For Irasburg Testimony Hearing

Public Safety Commissioner Er win A Alexander will return to testify Friday as Vermont's governor's special board of inquiry holds its fifth public hearing into the Irasburg shooting. The session featured surprise witnesses and testimony on possible racial prejudice, with Lt. Gov. Ralph Foote and state police officers detailing arrests, confessions, and the Conley case.

Glover David Johnson Sr Robert Eldridge Montpelier Alexander Edward F. Warner Carmel Cal Monterrey Calif Barbara Lawrence Seaside Lawrence Johnsons Johnson Conley Warner Vermont Glenn Davis Derby Ralph Foote Middlebury John C. Lewis Jr Vermont Development Department Donald Collins Howard Conley Larry Cowley Bethel Lewis Collins Randolph Foote Young Conley Newport

Bennington Cases Cover Fine and Guilty Plea Shifts

Bennington resident Leon W Cross, 34, pleaded guilty to driving on a suspended license in Bennington on Jan 2 and was fined 1048.0. A jail sentence was suspended if the fine and costs are paid by Nov 22. State dropped a separate statutory rape charge involving his daughter. George Knights, 18, received a 90 day suspended sentence for burglary in Bennington. he must seek probation agency help. Other actions include several not guilty pleas, bail settings, and waivers for fines in various Vermont cases.

Bennington Leon W. Cross Bennington District Court Cross John T. Carmody Jr Jane Doe Atty Harvey Carter Knights Peter Ayersbach VISTA Carmody John P. Morrissey Morrissey Debra C. Pierce East Arlington North Bennington Miss Pierce William C. Sennet Leroy A. McDermott Arlington Frances E. Kinney

Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Meetings and Donations

Bennington notices list multiple meetings from November with groups like 1-40 Club the Military Order of the Cootie Auxiliary and Bennington Rural Fire Department Auxiliary. Members are urged to bring gifts for sunshine baskets Veterans Hospital gifts and donation items. A Southern Vermont Life Underwriters luncheon on Nov 20 features a film What Have You Done For me Lately. An Admiral color TV ad and Rotary auction call for donations.

Military Order of the Cootle Auxiliary Bennington Vietnam Frances Hunt American Legion Auxiliary Senior Citizens Center North Street Veterans Hospital Southern Vermont Life Underwriters Association Area Underwriters

Stranded Hunters Rescued After Bulldozer Breaks Snow

Fourteen hunters marooned by heavy snow in Readsboro-WHitingham areas were rescued Saturday when a bulldozer hired by Readsboro Selectmen cleared miles of snow clogged dirt roads. After dispute over maintenance responsibility, Readsboro took charge as most routes lay within its borders. Twenty two hunters were stranded in two camps. eight walked out, while 14 remained with food for days.

Readsboro Whitingham Readsboro Selectmen Michael Barkus Citizens Band Radio New England Power Company North Hill Harriman Dam Readsboro Selectman William McKenna McKenna Donald Hall Pittsfield Harold Buse Lenoxdale Mass William Pike Jr Pike

N E Council To Focus On Economy For ’69 Conference

The New England Council plans its 44th annual conference on November 21 and 22 at the Sheraton-Boston with about 600 leaders from business government and labor. Roy L. Ash of Litton Industries will speak at the opening lunch and Tufts President Burton C. Hallowell will address Campus in Ferment Problem or Promise. The program will include a panel on the 1969 New England economic outlook and the fifth New England Man of the Year award to Carl J. Gilbert of Gillette Co.

Boston New England New England Council Sheraton-Boston David L. Coffin Council Dexter Corp Windsor Locks Burton C. Hallowell Tufts University Carl J. Gilbert Gillette Co

Two Killed In Road Mishaps In Vermont Weekend

Two Vermont men died in separate weekend highway crashes in Rutland and Cavendish. Ralph J. Soulia 31 of Rutland was struck by a vehicle driven by Raymond S. Seward 66 as Soulia stood by a jeep with Raymond A. quennville 30 in Rutland. In Cavendish Edwin H. Coffin 32 of Springfield was killed in a two car collision. Coffin’s wife escaped serious injury.

Rutland UPI Vermont Cavendish Ralph J. Soulia Raymond S. Seward Raymond A. Quenneville Soulla U.S. Rie 4 Edwin H. Coffin Springfield

Pedestrian Button to Boost U S 7 Willow Road Signal

Vermont Highway Department will install a new synchronized traffic light at U.S. 7 and Willow Road in the Flats area with a pedestrian button for manual operation. H James Wallace said the Willow Road light and the Monument Plaza entrance light were ordered weeks ago and should arrive in a few months amid high demand. The Flats project aims to proceed before snow and ski season, with the highway widening from Harwood Hill to Willow Road completed to three lanes and resurfaced.

U.S. 7 Willow Road Flats Vermont Highway Department H. James Wallace The Highway Board Monument Plaza Wallace Vt. 67A Highway Department Harwood Hill

CDA Notes worth in November meeting at former Catholic High

The November 12 CDA meeting discussed donations to the Lions Club sight conservation fund and to the Tuberculosis and Health Services fund. A Christmas bazaar is planned for Friday at 11 a.m. reports on the current project will be mailed soon. Plans for a December 30 pot luck supper were approved. Traffic changes include temporary center lanes for left turns and large arrows on the new road ends. Town delays on Kocher Drive to Willow Road cutover and four way intersection with Willow Road were criticized, with emphasis on safety of Molly Stark School students.

Anne Cummings Poultney Lions Club Sight Conservation Fund Tuberculosis and Health Services Fund K of C Wallace Highway Department Bennington Kocher Drive Willow Road

Seven Weekend Accidents Reported in Bennington Area

State and village police logged seven minor traffic mishaps over the weekend in Bennington area. Incidents include two skids on Town Road 14 in Sunderland injuring no one, a Mustang skid at Routes 11 and 30 in Winhall with no injuries, and a Route 153 crash in Rupert with no injuries other than a bruised knee to Marion Irizarry. Additional crashes occurred on Main Street in Bennington, Route 30 in Rupert with a deer collision, and Jackson Crossing Road in Pownal with a damaged car and an injured passenger.

Bennington Sunderland Town Road Caroline Mason East Arlington Pearl Moyt North Bennington Frederick Smith New York City Winhall Smith Gary J. Capellaro Danbury Conn Rupert Route Shaftsbury Raymond Irizarry Marion John Briggs Main Street Bradford Street Lois Banulis Bradford St Donald A. Goodell Manchester John W. Rice Jackson Crossing Pownal Joanne Cummings

Post Office Reminds PAL Parcels Limit at 60 Inches

Postmaster Stanley Pekalski reminded Bennington patrons that PAL parcels for overseas servicemen may weigh up to 30 pounds but must not exceed 60 inches in combined length and girth. He noted several recent packages were refused for exceeding the limit.

Stanley J. Pekalski Bennington

Police Seek Shooter Of Hunter John Roberts 14 Poultney

Poultney police search for a shooter who wounded John Roberts, 14, while he sat near a tree watching for deer. Roberts, in good condition at Rutland Hospital, said a warning had been shouted before he was shot. Police chief Dewey says the attack appears intentional.

Poultney UPI John Roberts Young Roberts Rutland Hospital Paul Dewey Roberts Dewey

Recreation Panel Sets Talk on Municipal Parks Development

Stewart E. Allen of the Allen Organization will headline a session on Acquisition Planning and Development of Municipal Parks and Recreation Facilities at the Governor's Conference on Recreation in Montpelier. The 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. panel at Bethany Church will include Bernard D. Johnson Robert A. Burley David Fonseca Jr. John W. Cioffredi and Sid Baker.

Montpelier Vermont Stewart E. Allen Allen Bennington Bernard D. Johnson Vermont Central Planning Office Robert A. Burley Waitsfield David Fonseca Jr Chittenden County

Bennington Community Hospital Notes November 15 1968

Admissions include Richard Caron Bennington Stephanie Pratt Pownal Guy Caldwell Manchester Depot. Discharges list many patients with locations Bennington Salem N Y Manchester Depot Hoosick Falls Shaftsbury Petersburg N Y. Births note multiple families in Cambridge Johnsonville Danby River Street Box 67 and East Road with several newborns around Nov 15 16 17 1968.

Richard Caron Bennington Stephanie Pratt Pownal Guy Caldwell Manchester Daniel Sawyer Burt Hartington Bonnie Brown Merrylyn Ann Bushee Manchester Depot Shirley Boomhower Petersburg N.Y Lorimer Danforth Shaftsburg Donald Clairmont Cambridge Michael Byrne East Road Andrew Morgan Box 67 Johnsonville John Nichols Main Street Danby Frederick Busheee River Street

Funeral Notices in Hoosick Falls and Bennington Area

Funeral services for Mrs. Maude Millington of Union Street and for John A. Burns of Kennedy Towers were held with local clergy officiating. Burial and interment occurred at Hoosick Rural Cemetery and St Marys Cemetery. Attendees traveled from Pittsfield Hoosick Falls Manchester and surrounding communities.

George (Maude) Millington Union Street Hanson - Walbridge Theodore Shatagin St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Forrest Smith George Ralph Rogers Bennington George Scott Hoosick Falls Harold Lohnes Hoosick James Lohnes Pittsfield Mass Hoosick Rural Cemetery Mr. Shatagin N.Y John A. Burns Kennedy Towers Mahar Funeral Church of the Immaculate Conception George Callaghan O.S.A John Murphy Jeffrey Shay Edward Shay Charles Ball St. Mary’s Cemetery Father Callaghan

Obituaries from Vermont area list several deaths

Obituaries note the death of Edward J. Sausville at Putnam Memorial Hospital with funeral plans at Mahar & Son Funeral Home. Alice Cushman, 30, widow of Royal Cushman, died at Crescent Manor Nursing Home. services set in Mt. Kisco New York. Arthur E. Blomberg, 55, died at home in West Rupert. survivors listed and burial in Rupert Cemetery. Nealie Eddy, 82, died at Sourcliffe Nursing Home after four years as a hospital patient. calling hours and burial arranged.

Margaret (McCaffrey) Perreault Putnam St Putnam Memorial Hospital Mahar & Son Funeral Home St. Francis de Sales Church Francis B. Flanagan Flanagan Park Lawn Cemetery Msgr Edward J. Sausville Depot St Alice (Scott) Cushman Royal M. Cushman West Hartford Conn Crescent Manor Nursing Home Winfield and Anna (Conley) Scott New York City New York Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home Kisco Cemetery Mt. Kisco N.Y American Society For Prevention of Blindness Office of the Funeral Home West Rupert Arthur E. Blomberg Chicago Rupert Congregational Church Evelyn Bentley Clifford Steinruck Pennsylvania Axel Blomberg Eric Blomberg Connecticut Arthur Blomberg Jr North Adams Mass Karl Blomberg Ill Pelham Manor McClellan Funeral Home Salem Catherine Chiffelle Rupert Cemetery Nealie Eddy Oscar Eddy Sourcliffe Henry and Mary Harbour) Bent Bennington Pownal Nellie Dunican East Pownal

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