Vermonters Meet For Conclave On Natural Resources
About 200 Vermonters from diverse groups gathered at Ascutney Ski Lodge to hear Gov. Hoff and experts discuss natural resources. The afternoon session, outdoors amid fall foliage, outlined steps for orderly growth, conservation, planning, and legislation to preserve Vermont’s character through the 1980s and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Vermont
Ascutney Ski Lodge
Philip H. Hoff
Keep Vermont Beautiful Organization
Nature Conservancy
Vermont Council of Natural Resources
Hoff
Sen. Aiken
Connecticut River Basin
Corps of Engineers
Washington
Bennington Trustees Meet Tonight at Village Offices
The regular monthly meeting of Bennington Village Trustees begins at 7 tonight in the village offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Obituary for Flor ence A Greenwood 1885 1965 Brattleboro
Flor ence A Greenwood 79 widow of Arthur K Greenwood and mother of Mrs Allan J Heath of Bennington died at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital after frail health since a hip fracture. Born West Townshend Feb 28 1885 she was a daughter of Herbert S and Clara Belle Kidder. She taught in Halifax before marriage and worked 33 years at Brattleboro Public Library retiring as assistant librarian in 1961. Surviving children include Mrs Allan J Heath of Bennington Miss Barbara Greenwood of New York City and Mrs Hugh Bradley of Brattleboro, plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Rohde Dawley Funeral Home. Memorial gifts to Memorial Book Fund of Brattleboro Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Florence A. Greenwood
Arthur K. Greenwood
Allan J. Heath
Bennington
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
West Townshend
Herbert S
Clara Belle (Chandler) Kidder
Townshend
Leland & Gray Seminary
Greenwood
Hugh Bradley
Harland Kidder
Marston
Atherton Hale
East Ryegate
Lottie Shriner
Phoenix
Ariz
Ethel Woodiwiss
Queens Village
N.Y
Rohde- Dawley
James Young
First Baptist Church
Memorial Book Fund
Brattleboro Public
Globe Union Welcoming Ceremonies Set Thursday
Gov. Hoff will lead a Vermont welcome for Globe Union Inc. of Milwaukee at the Ver Mont 67A site near U S 7. BCIC officials expect a 60 member group to attend the 11 30 a m event with remarks by Bowen Hoff and company executives. A lunch at Four Chimneys follows the plant tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brunner
Four Chimneys Resturant
Globe Union Inc
Hagerman
Philip H. Hoff
Globe-Union Inc
Milwaukee
Wis
Bennington
Vermont
Bennington County Industrial Corp
Raymond B. Boween
BCIC
Globe Union
Vermont 67A
U.S. 7
Hamilton L. Shields
Bowen
Gov. Hoff
W.T. Warrender
Robert T. Hottensen
John Williams
Charles H. Harper
John Mirkil
Philadelphia
Vermont Development Department
Greater Bennington Association
Four Chimneys
Hospital Notes and Births in Vermont Area
Admissions list names multiple patients from Hoosick Falls Shaftsbury Manchester Center Arlington Dorset Pawlet and surrounding towns. Births include a daughter for Earl and spouse Petersburg N Y on Oct 3 and several other newborns including a son for Brookman Elm Street Manchester and a daughter for Orvis Arlington on Oct 5 along with a Keefe newborn Bridget born Sept 8.
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Earl Stevens
Petersburg
N.Y
David E. Brookman
Rollins Ave
Charles H. Senecal
Elm Street
Manchester
Jon Orvis
Arlington
John Cinney
Berlin
Bennington Couple Hurt In N Y Crash
A Bennington woman Mary D Lauezon aged 44 suffered cuts and possible nose fracture in a head on crash at New York 7 and Groveside Road Monday evening. Sandra Dame 21 of Williamstown Mass is listed in fair condition with possible internal and back injuries. Eugene Lauezon 23 and William Lauzon 40 were treated and released. Sylvester Labanowski 36 of Troy was hospitalized at Samaritan. Labanowski faced a charge of failure to stay on the right side and was summoned to appear before Justice James Pfeiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyntonville
N.Y
Bennington
New York 7
Groveside Road
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mary D. Lauezon
Fillmore St
Sandra Dame
Williamstown
Mass
William E. Lauzon
Eugene Lauzon
Sylvester E. Labanowski
Troy
Samaritan Hospital
New York State
William Lauzon
Labanowski
Stock Averages Dow Jones-Bache & Co Albany Nov
The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 876.12 with a 1.03 point rise. The railroads average moved to 219.76, up 0.89, while utilities declined to 153.34 by 0.41. The composite index was 310.86, up 0.027 on 2,200,000 shares traded.
GOP Caravan Tour Planned Across Bennington County
Republican candidates for state and county offices will tour Bennington County on Saturday starting with a noon lunch in Pownal. The caravan, led by Waldo C. Holden and featuring Congressman Robert Stafford Lt Gov Ralph Foote and Richard Snelling, will visit Bennington Village North Bennington Arlington and end with a Manchester rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Waldo C. Holden
Republican Committee
Pownal
Bennington Village
North Bennington
Arlington
Manchester
Robert T. Stafford
Ralph A. Foote
GOP
Richard A. Snelling
Hobden
Ladd Brook
North Pownal
U.S
Bennington
Main St
Main Street
Ben-Mont Avenue
Shaftsbury
Green Mountain
Philip Linde
Thompson Sues Chick Estate For Caregiver Pay At Bennington
Anita Thompson of North Pownal sues the estate of William Chick after state officials denied her claim for compensation for caring for Chick and her mother. Testimony from three witnesses, including Thompson’s siblings, supported her work and payments promised. Judge Donald B. O'Brien presided. Williams and Witten represent the Chick estate. Several other civil cases were settled in County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Anita Thompson
North Pownal
William Chick
Miss Thompson
William C. Sennett
Grover Pennock
Elmer Hansen
Chick
Donald &. O’brien
Sennett
Pownal
Malden
Mass
Joseph H. Thompson
Ida Cameron
Levain Cameron
John Hatch
Williams and Witten
Mary J. Hanley
James E. Hill
Howard
Ada Walling
State Highway Board
Harry P. Seaman
New Technique For Diabetes Blood Screening Described
Harold Stowe, chief chemist for Vermont, travels to Europe to report on a faster, more accurate blood screening method for diabetes that requires less blood. The technique is in use in New Jersey and will soon be adopted at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. Stowe will also present in London and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
West Germany
UPI
Harold Stowe
Vermont Health Department
Bureau of Laboratories
Stowe
Europe
New Jersey
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Water Board Seeks Aid for Expansion
Bennington Village water commissioners and Village Atty John H Williams II agree that expanding the water system and funding plans fall under the Municipal Study committee. The panel, authorized by village voters in March, will explore how to provide all needed services and the department’s future in potential town village consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
John H. Williams II
Williams
Water Department
Foliage Queen To Appear At Fashion Show
Foliage Queen Diane Whitney and four princesses will appear at a fashion show and horse race during Bennington’s Fall Foliage Festival. They arrive about 8 p.m. at Mt Anthony Country Club for a 45 minute fashion display before the Fall Foliage Special race at Green Mountain Park. Whitney will present a silver plate to the winning jockey and the group will attend multiple weekend events including Pete Williams Show and a church sale. Also listed are shop items and requests from the Thrift Shop and community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
National
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Green Mountain Park
Miss Whitney
Pete Williams
American Legion Post
Bids to Open for 10.8 Million Bond Issue Planned
Hoff announces bids opening for 10.8 million in bonds at a press conference, criticizing Lt. Gov Foote and predicting voters settle the issue on November 3. The village board weighs water projects, meter work, construction charges, funding options, and pipeline plans as it reviews the water system and new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff
Foote
U N Day Plans At Library In Bennington
John Rothrock, Bennington community chairman, announced a meeting at the Bennington Free Library on Friday October 9 at 5 p m to plan U N Day celebrations. He urged local organizations involved in international affairs and world peace to send representatives. United Nations Day on October 24 worldwide marks the U N s founding in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rothrock
Bennington
Bennington Free Library
U.N
United Nations
Also Mentioned on This Page
David M. Smith
Yale
Boston
Charles Foster
Natural Resources
Massachusetts
Foster
Morris Mitchell
Bennington Briefs
Arthur K.greenwood
PTA
Ronald B. Rice
Floyd J. Rice
Pownal Road
U.S. Air Force
Amarillo Afb
Tex
Rice
Air Force
Vermont Air National Guard
Burlington
Bennington High School
Practical Nurse Association of Vermont, Inc
YMCA
Norma Thomas
Bobbie Letourneau
Arlene Randall
Marion McCarthy
Jane Hayden
Millicent Cross
Ben Kramer
Marty Moore
Lioness
Lois Oppenheimer
Women of the Moose No. 1018
Moose Hall
Bessie Burgess
Patricia Livingston
Simone Coyne
Anna Bahan
White Creek
Bobbie
Hoosick Falls
Globe-Union
Versmont
U.S. Senate
House
Rowe
Bennington College
University of Michigan
Brown University
Providence
R.I
Ford Foundation
Harvard
Russia
University of California At Berkeley
Muriel
David
Daniel 2
Earl Patterson
Mattison Road
North
Harte Theatre
Cliff Robertson
George Chakias
Helen O’neil
Peter Levin
Jane Montgomery
Mary Knights
Dorothy Cassano
Thomas Livesey
Elizabeth Nichols
Manchester Center
Helen Hoyt
John Hoyt
Nicholas Lemtugov
Dorset
Sandra Senecal
Gayle Carangio
Mitchell Loomis
Roseann Baker
Pawlet
Margaret Dueplis
Richard Keefe
Framingham
Bridget
William P. Keefe
Elm St
Zerox
Cash & Carry
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Main St. Bennington
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Marcel Langlais
Powe Nal Republican Town
Germany
London
Paris
HAM
Salem
Water Board
Thrift Shop
Putnam
Bolles Brook
Bickford Hollow
Woodford
New Crescent Manor
Neptune Meter Co
Floyd Harmon
Herbert Horst
Goodrich + Hunt Inc
Willow Road
C. Henry Hansen
McNab Construction Co
Hilda Hurley
Putenam Memorial Hospital
Morgan Springs
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