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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1966

Page

5

St Francis Women Hear From Fr Swertz At Communion Meet

The St Francis deSales Altar Rosary Society held an 8 am Mass Communion and a subsequent breakfast at Mount Anthony Country Club. Fr Thad deus Swertz, principal of Bennington Catholic High School, spoke on education and changing curriculums, noting federal role in schools. Organizers included Mrs Elizabeth Groenewegen, Mrs Catherine Deery, Mrs Rose Gleason, and Mrs Ruth Brunina with Mrs Helen Keough handling tickets. The toastmistress introduced the speaker and attendees enjoyed a community gathering.

St. Francis de Sales Altar Rosary Society Mount Anthony Country Club Thaddeus S. Swertz C.S.C Bennington Catholic High School Elizabeth Groenewegen Catherine Deery Rose Gleason Ruth Br

Bennington Post Office Alteration Bid Timeline

Plans for the Bennington post office alteration delay bids until January 1967. GSA official Paul Lazzaro cites fiscal 1966 funds issues and hopes to issue a work contract in fiscal 1967's third quarter. The building will house multiple federal and state agencies once updated.

Boston General Services Administration Bennington Paul Lazzaro GSA Banner Agriculture Department Soil Conservation Service and Stabilization and Conservation Service Selective Service System Internal Revenue Service Lazzaro

Barber Named Director of State Parks in Vermont

MONTPELIER The state Forests and Parks Department promotes Rodney A. Barber to Director of State Parks following the July death of Robert G. Simon. Barber, a nine year department landscape architect, has led park planning and design since 1961. He studied in Hamilton New York and earned a B S from SUNY College of Forestry Syracuse in 1957. He served four years in the Navy as an Aviation Electronics Technician during the Korean War. He is married to Flora Silloway and lives in Montpelier.

Montpelier State Forests and Parks Department Rodney A. Barber Robert G. Simon Barber Department Hamilton N.Y State University of New York, College of

State Plans Legal Move On Alleged Price Fixing

MONTPELIER Atty. Gen. John Connarn says he plans legal action against several salt companies for alleged price fixing. Last year the state bought 85 000 tons of snow melting chemicals for 1.2 million dollars. He cites identical bids and equal awards, seeks Sherman Act grounds, and asks Maine to join in a joint lawsuit to cut litigation costs.

Montpelier UPD John Connarn Richard Raymond Raymond Connarn Maine Atty Richard Dubord Dubord Vermont

Baptist Women Open Season With Meeting

The Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church held its first fall meeting in Colgate Hall with a supper served by hostesses. New president Mrs. Robert Wagner announced an Executive Board Meeting on Oct 12 and planned events including a Father and Son Banquet on Oct 22 and a Christmas Bazaar on Dec 3.

The Women’s Society First Baptist Church Colgate Hall H. Glenn Payne Robert Harrington Paul Jones Robert Wagner

Christmas Abendmusik Concert Plans Return at Second Church

The Second Congregational Church resumes the Abendmusik Christmas concert after a one year gap led by music director Mrs Lenore Marken. The program centers on chorale numbers with selections from Handel's Messiah including the Hallelujah chorus. Rehearsal for all singers is Sunday at 7 30 p m at the church ahead of the December 18 performance.

Second Congregational Church Lenore Marken

Wilson Memorial Center for Scholars Proposed in Washington

Bills in the House and Senate seek to designate a site on Pennsylvania Avenue behind the National Archives for a Wilson Memorial Center for Scholars. The plan, recommended by the Wilson Memorial Commission, calls for preliminary planning and was sponsored by New Jersey lawmakers Frelinghuysen Gallagher in the House and Case Williams Jr. in the Senate.

A A Conference in Vermont Hosts Hudson-Mohawk Event

The 16th annual Hudson-Mohawk-Berke shire Area A A conference will be held in Bennington Vermont October 14 to 16 at Mt Anthony Country Club. Open meetings begin Friday with speakers from Boston and New York. Saturday features panel discussions including a major session on Alcoholism The Disease from 3 15 to 5 15 pm. Reservations are needed for the banquet.

Alcoholics Anonymous Vermont Bennington A.A Mt. Anthony Country Club Boston New York New York City

Thrift Shop Employees Assist Customer Sale

Last week Lillian Kleine Sally Cooper Juna Fuller and Is ma Sargent worked as saleswomen and on Tuesday Carolyn Clark Marjorie Hayes Agnes Johnson Juna Fuller and Isma Sargent sorted and married Robert Smith kept the shop clean and ready for Friday. The store offered winter coats dresses raincoats blouses shoes and a new lot of girls dresses plus men's pants coats hats and shoes. Requests have come in for pint jars wool for rug hooking tin dishes chairs blankets pillows and rugs.

Lillian Kleine Sally Cooper Juna Fuller Isma Sargent Carolyn Clark Marjorie Hayes Agnes Johnson Robert Smith

Oakes Calls For Public Understanding Of Police Needs

Republican attorney general candidate James Oakes of Brattleboro urged a public understanding of police needs in Springfield. He argued prestige includes schooling and better pay for all officers, with state police requiring higher salaries to address vacancies and dissatisfaction due to Vermont salaries lagging about 25 percent behind New York.

Springfield UPI James Oakes Brattleboro Oakes New York Vermont Department of Public Safety

Jet Crashes: Vermont Pilot Uninjured

A jet fighter from Vermont lost power after takeoff and crashed into a mountainside home on Luzon’s western coast, killing three. Lt. Roderick A. Fyles of St. Albans, VT, survived. radar intercept officer Lt. Jerry J. Cunningham parachuted to safety at Cubi Point. The Navy said both crews stayed with the phantom jet to avert a larger disaster. Separately, Gov Hoff urged Pittsford discussion with the Institutions Board over a medium security center, while the board and chairman Holger Petersen resisted large meetings.

Petersen Pittsford John V. Woodhull Institutions Luzon Vermont Roderick A. Fyles St. Albans Jerry J. Cunningham Neodesha Kan Navy Longapo City U.S. Naval Air Station Cubi Point

San Francisco Drives Nation's Cirrhosis Lead in Deaths

San Francisco officials said the city remains the nation’s cirrhosis capital with a death rate last year nearly five times California’s and about six times the U S rate. Health experts cite bad diet and alcoholism as the primary causes of liver cirrhosis.

San Francisco

Prize Winners Named at Art Show in Pittsfield

In the Berkshire Art Association exhibition at the Berkshire Museum John Stritch of Hinsdale Mass won the top prize with a $1000 metal sculpture acquired by Williams College Museum of Art and the $100 Kenneth Haher award. Julio Branda of Becket Mass won a major prize for his oil painting and the Berkshire Community College Purchase Award. Franklin Alexander of Woodstock Vt earned a third major prize for an acrylic piece and the Roy B. Peebles silver bowl. Eight artists overall took prizes. 94 exhibitors. 16 winners. final $25 ballot prize to be awarded at the opening reception. show runs through Oct 30 free to the public.

Pittsfield Mass Berkshire Art Association Berkshire Museum John Stritch Hinsdale Williams College Museum of Art Kenneth Haher Julio Branda Becket Berkshire Community College Williams College Museum Franklin Alexander Woodstock Roy B. Peebles The Art Association New York State Massachusetts Connecticut Vermont W.H. Shandoff, Inc

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