Deer Kill Tops Record in Vermont Season Push
The Fish and Game Department reports the 16 day deer season tally at 11,056 deer and 332 bears, running about 1,200 ahead of last year. Rifle season ends November 27 with estimates this year's total around 18,000. County tallies include Windsor 2,184 Rutland 1,698 Orange 1,543 Windham 1,188 Washington 1,081 Caledonia 716 Bennington 662 Addison 549 Lamoille 404 Chittenden 299 Essex 275 Franklin 189 Grand Isle 16 Orleans 263.
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Montpelier
UPI
Fish and Game Department
Windsor
Rutland
Orange
Windham
Washington
Caledonia
Bennington
Addison
Lamoille
Chittenden
Essex
Franklin
Grand Isle
Orleans
Fish and Game
Expo motorists targeted in Vermont exodus plan
Exposition coverage details a Vermont Development Department push to lure Expo 67 visitors with slides, brochures, billboards and bumper stickers. Aimed at 35 000 trucks and 47 300 cars, the campaign seeks to keep Vermont top of mind for travelers next year amid promotional blitz and questions on fishing for tourists versus baiting them.
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Moulton
Development Department
Green Mountain State
Vermont
Bennington
Chrysler
Plymouth
Moulton Plan Attracts East Vermont Support For Expo 67
Vermont groups from Dover Wilmington Vacation Council to the Ludlow Chamber discuss funding a 7 000 promo drive for Expo 67. Alden Horton cites two ideas to raise funds from 140 sponsors or tourist groups and hopes Vt 100 area gains exposure and cooperation. Manchester may join if a partner covers costs, with estimates ranging up to 12 000 for brochures, and local tourism aims to extend the season beyond July and August.
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Weston
Bennington
Vermont
Elbert G. Mouleton
Dover+ Wilmington
Wilmington
Moulton
Horton
Oakley K. Porter
Manchester
Chamber of Commerce
Porter
Obituaries from Whitingham Rupert Hoosick Falls and Adams
Obituary notices report James Farrington of Whitingham aged 58, death due to emphysema, survivor details, funeral at Whitingham Community Church. George Stevenson 103, Rupert area resident, retirement from Chase National Bank and NYSE, buried in Troy. Mary Hunt of Hoosick Falls, 77, survivor details, funeral at Robinson Home for Funerals. John H. Kelley, 71, longtime resident, former Carver's Taxi dispatcher, funeral at Mahar & Son with Requiem Mass. multiple survivors listed and services scheduled.
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John H. Kelley
Fairview Nursing Home
Adams
Mass
Edward F
Susan (Murphy) Kelley
Louise Fields
Notre Dame Church
Carver’s Taxi
St. Francis de Sales Church
Herbert Osterhout
Pittsfield
Albert Racine
Eugene Labelle
John Higgins
Mahar & Son Funeral
St. Francis de Sales
Park Lawn Cemetery
New England Development Commissioner Appointment Delayed
Commerce Secretary John T. Connor says the appointment of a director for the New England Regional Development Commission is stalled by a bottleneck within the executive branch. Sen. Edmund Muskie pressed for a pinpoint but Connor said the delay is inside the executive branch though not precisely identified. Co chairmen for the Ozark and Great Lakes regions had been named with salaries of 27 500 a year.
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Washington
UPI
New England
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Connor
Senate
Muskie
Funerals for Allard and Brown Held in Two Towns
The funeral for Mrs. Jacqueline M. Allard of McKinley Street drew a large crowd at Sacred Heart Church after her unexpected death from a cerebral hemorrhage. A Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Joseph F. Wiseman, with burial at Park Lawn Cemetery. Separately, Donald E. Brown of North Bennington had services at Hansen-Walbridge Funeral Home led by Rev. William O'Dell, with interment in Center Shaftsbury Cemetery and attendees from Franklin New Hampshire Troy and Hoosick New York and surrounding areas.
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Hoosick Falls
Charles C, Hunt
Buskirk
B. Legus Hunt
Miss Hunt
The
Reformed Church In
Robson Home
Main Street
Myron Hertel
Buskirk Reformed Church
Woodlands Cemetery
Cambridge
Jacqueline M. Allard
McKinley Street
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph F. Wiseman
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Francis Corbett
James C. Jerome
Clifford Fair
Hugo Ermacora
Calvin Snide
Richard Geannelis
Father Wiseman
Park Lawn Cemetery
North Adams
North Bennington
Donald E. Brown
Hanson-Walbridge
William O’dell
Mr. Brown
O’dell
First Baptist Church of
Grafton
N.Y
Lucien M. Hanks
John LaBraney
Franklin, N.H
Raymond Sharkey Jr
Hoosick
Raymond Richardson
Cornish
N.H
Center Shaftsbury Cemetery
Franklin
Troy
Bethel Receives Federal Grant for Planning Expansion
The Vermont congressional delegation announced a $3,000 increase in federal public works planning funds for Bethel VI. The boost adds to the $22,500 already awarded last December for sewage planning facility expansion. Construction of a sewage treatment plant two pumping stations force mains and 10 000 feet of intercepting sewers is set to begin in 1968.
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Washington
UPI
Vermont
Bethel
Betelgeuse Prompts Night Sky Observation notes
Astronomy notes describe Betelgeuse rising after 8 pm in Orion's shoulder, its fiery glow and light refraction through the atmosphere. The passage shifts to discussions of regional planning and federalism, noting shifts in EDA leadership and debates over new regional commissions and areas like the Atlantic Coastal Plain and Four Corners Region.
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Bellatrix
Orion
Stock Averages at Noon November 22 1966 Dow Jones
The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 790.86, down 7.30 points, with the 20 railroads at 199.99, off 0.77 and utilities at 135.03, up 0.30. The composite average was 280.96, up 1.86, on a volume of 3,200,000.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Hoff to Name Connarn as District Judge in Vermont
MONTPELIER UPD Gov Philip Hoffs plan to name outgoing Attorney General John P Connarn as Washington District Court judge on February 1 was confirmed by an informed source Connarn will be Hoff s personal choice for the 14000 a year post He is 49 and was defeated by James L Oakes in the November 8 election Connarn has served as Montpelier Municipal Judge and in the Vermont House He was appointed municipal judge by Hoff in 1963
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Montpelier
UPD
Philip H. Hoff
John P. Connarn
Washington District Court
Connarn
Vermont Senate
Hoff
James L. Oakes
Brattleboro
Comnarn
Grace J. McGuire
Norwich University
Portland University Law School
Northfield
Vermont House
Thief Bungles Job At Mt Anthony Country Club
State police report a break in at Mt Anthony Country Club Monday night where a thief bungled a safe job then damaged a cigarette machine. Entry was through a door on the north side. change and cigarettes were stolen. Breaks at the club have occurred regularly in six months.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
Country Club
Halloween Pranksters In Court In Burlington
In Essex Junction district court three youths Michael Pendriss Roger Gaboralul and Steven Boutin aged 17 17 and 16 entered no contest pleas. Pre sentence investigation ordered until Nov 30. They were accused of setting another boy afire as a prank and of tying up Robert Cordner in a cemetery after leaves were piled around his feet and lighter fluid was sprayed on his clothes. Cordner escaped by smothering the flames and freeing himself.
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Burlington
UPD
Essex Junction
Michael Pendriss
Roger Gaboralul
Steven Boutin
Chittenden
Edward Costello
Robert Cordner
Cordner
Jobless Claims Start To Rise In Vermont
The Department of Employment Security reports last week 2,418 unemployment insurance claims in Vermont, up 399 from the prior week but 226 below the year before. The insured unemployment rate rose to 2 percent. New claims totaled 590, with four industries driving two thirds of filings. Eight of eleven local areas recorded changes over 10 percent, led by White River Junction and Bennington. Year to date total reached 114,982, 27 percent behind 1965.
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Montpelier
Department of Employment Security
Vermont
Department
White River Junction
Bennington
Vermont ETV Stations Get Assigned Call Letters
The Federal Communications Commission announced the assignment of call letters to three educational television stations planned in Vermont. Operated by the University of Vermont, the stations will be WVER TV in Rutland WVTB TV in St Johnsbury and WVTA TV in Windsor.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
Vermont
The
University of Vermont
Wver-Tv
Rutland
Wvtb - TV
St. Johnsbury
Wvta-Tv
Windsor
Buck law change eyed by Kehoe for bow and rifle hunts
Commissioner Edward Kehoe said reconsidering the one-hunter-one-deer rule is a possibility as the state studies allowing bow and arrow hunters to take a second deer in the rifle season. The idea aims to control the deer herd and could boost bow license sales, with current bow hunters harvesting 702 deer versus rifle season projections of about 18,000.
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Montpelier
Fish and Game
Fish and Game Department
Edward Kehoe
Kehoe
Branon Collins To Take Office As Vermont Officials
Robert J. Branon, a Franklin County dairy farmer and deputy agriculture commissioner, will be sworn in by Gov. Philip Hoff to succeed the late Reed Rexford as commissioner of agriculture. Benjamin Collins is sworn in as secretary of civil and military affairs. Branon, 46, is married with eight children and is son of the late E. Frank Branon, a former gubernatorial candidate.
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Branon
St. Michael’s College
Patrick
David
Fairfield
Montpelier
Racing Board Sees Proposed New Track Site
In Vermont, the Racing Commission may pick a site for a new race track this weekend. Edmund Dupont says Swanton and Champlain Downs presentations are under review and inspections were held this month. The two proposals aim to attract Canadian fans from Montreal, about 65 miles away.
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Swanton International Raceway
Montreal
Bookmobile Extends Public Library Service in Vermont Area
Rutland Vermont Free Public Library announces a bookmobile schedule for Bennington County communities. The service visits every three weeks with about 2 000 titles available and no charge for borrowing. Readers may request titles not on board for future visits. Stops include South Shaftsbury East Main Street 9 30 to 10 30 Center Shaftsbury Town Hall 10 45 to 11 30 East Dorset Library 11 45 South Wallingford Sargents 2 30 to 3 15 East Wallingford IGA Store 4 to 5.
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Rutland
Vermont
Free Public Library Service
Bennington County
Public Library Service
South Shaftsbury
East & Main Street
Center Shaftsbury
Town Hall
East Dorset
South Wallingford
Sargent’s
East Wallingford
IGA
Watch For Medicare Con Men
Social Security District Manager Raymond E. Bender warned Southern Vermont seniors about con artists posing as Social Security or Medicare staff. He urged verification of credentials and to double check by calling the Social Security office, noting scattered nationwide incidents and a few reports locally.
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Rutland
Social Security
Medicare
Raymond E. Bender
Vermont
Bender
Social Security Office
Cars collide on Trumbull Hill Road Shaftsbury
State police reported a morning crash on Trumbull Hill Road Shaftsbury involving Louise Cross 22 of Shaftsbury driving south and Paul Robinson 16 of Bennington driving north. Both cars damaged moderately with no injuries. incident occurred at 7 15.
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Shaftsbury
Trumbull Hill Road
Louise Cross
Paul Robinson
Park Street
Bennington
Hospital Notes November 21 1966 Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions including Paul Holmberg Arlington Miss Bessie Cook Master Aver ill Cook Manchester Depot Miss Kelley Jane Cutler Miss Dawn Harrington Mrs Marion Rabideau Bennington Mrs Geneva Lariviere Shaftsbury Miss Mary Jean Eberle Hoosick Falls Master William Szirbik Dorset and discharges Myron Wilkinson Arlington Mrs Carol Lafond and daughter Manchester Center Ameen KahWajy Mrs Lillian Vallencourt Bennington Everett Squires East Arlington Vicki Knuetter Petersburg Mr and Mrs Joseph Bourgeois of 128 LeBlanc Ave a daughter born Nov 21.
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Paul Holmberg
Arlington
Bessie Cook
Averill Cook
Manchester Depot
Kelley Jane Cutler
Dawn Harrington
Marion Rabideau
Bennington
Geneva Lariviere
Shaftsbury
Mary Jean Eberle
Hoosick Falls
William Szirbik
Dorset
Myron Wilkinson
Carol Lafond
Manchester Center
Ameen Kahwajy
Lillian Vallencourt
Everett Squires
East Arlington
Vicki Knuetter
Petersburg
Joseph Bourgeois
LeBlanc Ave
Hardware Store Comes Here As Aubuchon Expands
ALLENSTOWN N H. William E Aubuchon 80 opened his hardware firm's 80th store today The firm will open its 81st store at Port Henry New York on December 9 his 81st birthday Aubuchon started the business in Fitchburg Massachusetts in 1908 and the headquarters remain there The company now runs 42 stores in Massachusetts 16 in New Hampshire 21 in Vermont and one in Connecticut New stores are planned next year at shopping centers in North Adams Bennington Newport Randolph and Vergennes Vt and Rouses Point N Y
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Allenstown
N.H
UPI
William E. Aubuchon
Port Henry
N.Y
Aubuchon
Fitchburg
Mass
W.E. Aubuchon Co., Inc
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
North Adams
Bennington
Newport
Randolph
Vergennes
Rouses Point
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Renault
Elbert G. Moulton
Hamilton
James W. Farrington
Whitingham
James Willard Farrington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
James A
Della (Sumner) Farrington
Charlotte
Nity Church
Lucie Freeman
Austin Plumb
George Stevenson
Rupert
Roberts-Lantman
Poultney
Alexander Stringer
Trinity Episcopal Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Jack Lewis
St. Paul’s Church
Stevenson
Columbia University
Chelsea
New York
West
Chase National Bank
New York Stock Exchange
Miss Mary E, Hunt
Hoosick Falls, N.Y
Mary E. Hunt
Thomas Albert
Sally (Carpenter) Hunt
N.E
Jacqueline Allard
Bennington Briefs
Edward L. Silver
Bennington Club
Alden Harbours
George Cushings
Chester Taylors
Winston Luthers
Roland Marcouxes
Christian Science Church
Temple Beth-El
Temple
Joseph Schocket
Murray Gropman
Joseph Lachant
Charles Fienberg
Stephen C. Greene
South Congregational Church
Concord
Second Congregational Church
Concord Monitor
Greene
Msgr
Lorenzo Lacasse
James Apple
Temple Beth Jacob
Sally Anne Potter
Albertus Magnus College
New Haven
Conn
Burton Potter
Elm St
J. Clement Burns
Bennington Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Mahar Funeral Home
Ed Silver
Appalachian Commission
Eugene P. Foley
Commerce
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Ross Davis
Samuel J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Atlantic Coastal Plain
Ervin
Commerce Department
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Four Corners
New Mexico
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
Harte Theatre
Erjcannea
Cumin
Janet Leigh
Warren Susannah Ork Ac
Robert & Jane Howard Carrington
Elliott Kastner
Jack Smight
Warner Bros
Aan Furniture CO
Main St. Dial
ETV
Collins
Racing Board
United States
Motorola
RADIO
Babcock
Morgan ST
Witte
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