Mooseheart WOTM Night Features Christmas in October
Mooseheart Chapter hosted a Christmas in October program featuring Krimi Kahwajy and the committee. The highlight was a galley decorated tree with hand-made ornaments. Guest speaker Mrs Marion Harris, county extension agent, spoke on Human Relations. A Q&A followed and candidate enrollment occurred with the senior regent presiding. The graduate regent noted meetings and panel discussions at the North East Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart
Krimi Kahwajy
Gally
Marion Harris
North East Cenfer
Funeral for World War II veteran Harrison R. Hall
The funeral for Harrison R. Hall a Vermont Soldiers Home resident and World War II veteran was held Wednesday at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home with Rev Earle W Forman officiating. American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars members attended along with Soldiers Home residents and staff. Burial was at Veterans Memorial Cemetery with full military honors including flag presentation by Legion and VFW leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison R. Hall
Vermont
Hanson-Walbridge
Earle W. Forman
Church of God
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Soldiers
Edward H. Giles
Hall
Hugh Clark
Edward Reod
American Legion Post
Ernest Costa
VFW
Lawrence Gilman
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Veterans Memorial Cemetery
Mr. Forman
Academy Moves Toward Accreditation In Vermont Private School
MONTPELIER API McIndoe Academy in Barnet will stop daily prayer recitation opening classes and aims to be treated like a public school after a meeting with the Department of Education. Principal Alexander Gibson noted current routines include Lord's Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance. At a Nashua convocation, Josie Baczek received the Green Cap during a capping ceremony. Bennington Chapter 1018 earned an achievement award and gold Bible for outstanding chapters. The group plans a donation to United Counseling Service and reports good fundraising results from a food and rummage sale. The October 18 gathering will feature a mystery supper at Moose Hall with a white elephant sale. members are urged to attend. Christine Potter was named Mother of the chapter for her efforts. A social hour followed, with a Christmas in October cake display. Arlene Joseph won a surprise package. Members are asked to bring gifts for Mooseheart to the October 18 meeting and send any unpaid dues to Clara Dupee. Next meeting will involve balloting of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N.H
Josie Baczek
Bennington Chapter 1018
United Counseling Service
Moose Hall
Christine Potter
Clara Dupee
Banner business office hours updated
The Banner announces Friday evening hours return while Saturday closure continues. Publishers Donald B. Miller and Lawrence K. Miller say the office will stay open until 8 p.m. on Fridays to better serve business clients, with Saturday closures resuming from October 7.
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Banner Business Office
Banner
Donald B
Lawnce K. Miller
Moose Lodge notes schedule and congratulations
Moose notes announce happy hour tonight from 9 to 10 and a regular meeting on Wednesday. A barbecue steak supper is planned for Saturday Oct 14 from 6 to 8 30 pm with dancing by the Wonder Valley Gang. Congratulations to Sylvester N Babson and Arthur Cardinal for being installed as 3rd Degree Fellows at the Northeast Convention in Nashua NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder Valley Gang
Moose Brothers
Sylvester N. Babson
Arthur Cardinal
Nashua
Woodford Mishaps Investigated
A Massachusetts couple were taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Route 9 in Woodford near Mountain Melody Motel. Thomas F. Timony 74 driven 1957 Plymouth veered off the road and struck a power pole, which broke. His wife Lucy 70 had a chin laceration. Police noted extensive front end damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Timony
Lawrence
Mass
Woodford
Timony
Lucy
Hamilton
Massachusetts
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mountain Melody
Robert J. Jones
Hampton Conn
Jones
Moon Sent to Waterbury After Not Guilty Plea
Steven A Moon 24 pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity to open and gross lewdness and lascivious conduct charges in Bennington District Court Acting Judge John P Morrissey ordered him detained for examination at State Hospital Waterbury Moon was represented by court appointed attorney Robert E Cummings Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
State Hospital
Waterbury
John P. Morrissey
Bennington District Court
Steven A. Moon
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Moon
George M. Fienberg
Morrissey
Cummings
Woodford
Robert J. Jones
Hampton
Conn
Jones
John E. Trobridge
University of Connecticut
Carl E. Eckhart
Kenneth Boos
Wilmington
Robert M. Norris
Williams College
U.S. 7
Pownal
Joanne L. Hyman
North Bennington
Donald R. Andrew
Edward H. Baldwin
Arlington
Sunderland
Thomas O. Goyette
Biddeford
Maine
Roaring Branch flood control funds frozen in Bennington
The Roaring Branch flood control project in Bennington faces a freeze of all new civil works by the Pentagon. Army engineers suspended new awards as Sen. Aiken had announced earlier a $350,000 appropriation. Project plans, cost around $350,000 with $65,000 spent on surveys were tied to Anthony Union High School area strengthening.
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Roaring Branch
Bennington
Pentagon
Army
Stanley Resor
Army Engineers
Vermont
George D. Aiken
Senate Public Works Appropriations
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Aiken
Senate
House
Sen. Aiken
Eagles donate $250 to PMH in Vermont program
Bennington Aerie 1861 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles gave $250 to Putnam Memorial Hospital as part of a statewide drive, bringing their total hospital gifts in Vermont to $3,000. The donation was reported to Robert Stout, hospital administrator, before Judge George M. Fienberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Aerie
Order of the Eagles
Putnam Memorial Hospital
the Eagles
Vermont
Earl Tripp
Aerie
Robert Stout
Garden club leaders attend New England regional meeting
Bennington brief notes list of Vermont Federation of Garden Clubs officers and members at the New England Regional meeting in Hartford Conn. Also mentions upcoming events including a piano recital, a youth meeting postponed to Oct 15, a Mount Monadnock trip, a dedicatory talk by Edward J. Mead, and local ads for a Remington shaver tune up and other services. Includes a note about sixty Central College coeds sleeping in house trailers for enrollment.
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Norton Barber
Vermont Federation of Garden Clubs
Murray Campbell
Manchester Garden Club
Harold E. Porter
Manchester
Vermont Federated Radio
Frank E. Calvin
Vermont
Robert A. Brogdale
Springfield
Vermont Federation
Hartford
Conn
New England
Federation of Garden Clubs
Pella
Iowa
UPD
Central College
Off the Record Meeting Sought on Vermont Yankee Cooling
Vermont officials and Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp plan an off the record session at Dartmouth College in Hanover with Alvin Converse to address thermal effects from the plant cooling water drawn from the Connecticut River. A resolution on river temperature rise is hoped for next week amid state probes of radiological impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N.H
Atty
James L. Oakes
Vermont Yankee
Dartmouth
Alvin Converse
Vernon
Connecticut
Jonathan Brownell
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Converse
Catamount Gadabouts Square Dance Club Set to Host Open Dance
The Catamount Gadabouts Square Dance Club of Bennington will hold its second open dance Saturday at Molly Stark School starting at 8 p.m. Couples are invited to enjoy western style square dancing and join the Gadabouts. A class in square dancing may begin this month, with Roy and Katherine Marsden listed for contact. The club marks 13 years of existence in this season, noting growing interest nationwide.
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Catamount Gadabouts Square Dance Club
Bennington
Molly Stark
Roy
Katherine Marsden
Catamount Gadabouts Club
Hoff Urges Businessmen To Become Socially Conscious
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff urged the nation’s business community to reassess private profits against public priorities during the Missouri 46th annual meeting of the Missouri. He spoke as UPI notes the call for a broader social responsibility in industry and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff
St, Louis, Mo
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Missouri
No body Waved Goodbye at John XXIII Institute
Canadian film program shows No body Waved Goodbye at John XXIII Institute Bennington High School site Saturday and Sunday at 7 p.m. The film explores teen parent tensions and miscommunication amid youth and society. Discussions follow for area parents Saturday and students Sunday with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Xxhi Institute
Bennington Catholic High School
Peter
Julie
Bennington
Frank Gartland
C.S.C
Institute
Vietnam Sees Possible Pause in Crisis as Moderates Mediate
The moderate Buddhist sect led by Thich Tam Chau faces skepticism that the move masks Tri Quang’s push for antigovernment action, recalling past efforts to overthrow Ngo Dinh Diem in 1963 and topple the government in 1966. A compromise emerged as Tam Chau prepared to seek a suspension of Thieu’s charter.
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Thich Tam Chau
Tri Quang
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thich Huyen Minh
Tam Chau
Thieu
Hospital Notes Names and births on Oct 5 1967
Admissions include Jane Greene Bennington Mar jorie Welch North Bennington Katherine Siciniski Hoosick Falls Discharges list Diane Amos Rose Cole Deborah Hayes Peter Lucas Bennington Frederick Harrington Wilbraham Mass Births Mr and Mrs Harvey Jones of Box 77 North Bennington announce a son born Oct 5 1967
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Jane Greene
Bennington
Marjorie Welch
North Bennington
Katherine Siciniski
Hoosick Falls
Diane Amos
Rose Cole
Deborah Hayes
Peter Lucas
Frederick Harrington
Wilbraham
Mass
Harvey Jones
Box
Stock Averages Report Noond Dow Jones Oct 6 1967
Dow Jones Averages at noon on October 6 1967 show the industrials at 928.46 up 1.33, railroads at 259.51 up 0.26, utilities at 129.09 up 0.06, and the composite at 333.09 up 3.08 with a trading volume of 4 430 000. Major figures from Albany via Bache Co. reflect steady gains across sectors.
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WOTM
Moose
John E. Trowbridge
Carl F. Eckhart
Eagles
PMH
Bennington Briefs
Stephen Manes
Bennington County Nurses Association
Bennington Bookshop
Bennington Pottery
Rockwood’s Music Center
Salvatore’s Shoes
Ed, Moore II
H. van der Linde
John Carton
Green Mountain Club
Mount Monadnock
New Hampshire
Federal Building
Edward J. Mead
Mr. Anthony High
Public Education
Ford Foundation
MAUHS
Remington Electric
Remington
Griffin Electric Co
Main St
Dept. of Social Welfare
Dept. Social Welfare
Merchants Row
Rutland
Willow Road
Rural Fire Dept
Auxiliary
J.C. Cleaning Service
Arte Theatre
Columbia Pictures
Fred Zinnemanns
Man
Robert Bolt
Technicolor
Square Dance Club
Benjamin Thompson
Bennington Garden Club
Stowell Baxter
Juliette McC. Shields
Bowen
Ry As
Vietnam
North
Shaftsbury
State Police Center
Carl W. Painter
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
HatHaway
Dear John
N.Y
Sweden
Hayley
Mills
Brinley
Newsweek Magazine
Boalting Brothers
Hayley Mills
John Mills-Hywel Bennett
Marjorie Rhodes
Warner Bros
Sora Cinema
Williamstown
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