Health program recommendations approved by the union
The Bennington South Supervisory Union approved health program recommendations for the current year. Dr. William D. Worthington submitted them after consulting area physicians and school board members Dr. Arthur Faris and Dr. James Shea, reflecting professional input from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington South Supervisory Union
William D. Worthington
Worthington
Arthur Faris
James Shea
Vermont court fines and varied pleas at Green Mountain Park
At Municipal Court in Manchester acting judge John Morrissey handled a mixed docket. Lando J. Bressan of Florida pleaded not guilty to two Vermont license charges but guilty to failing to register a Florida driver at the track. Winthrop Evans of Pittsfield received a three day jail term after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace at Green Mountain Park. Other youths faced fines for defective equipment and unassigned plates while Beaudoin and Potter accepted carelessness charges. A Dorset man, Carl Jones, faced bail on an earlier morals case as Waterbury officials consider mental health proceedings.
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Green Mountain Park
John P. Morrissey
Lando J. Bressan
Hilaleah
Fla
Morrissey
Bressan
Vermont
Florida
Atty. R. Marshall Witten
Equinox House
Manchester
Motor Vehicle Department
Winthrop Evans
Pittsfield
Mass
R. Marshall Witten
Evans
Witten
Edward J. Cross
East Arlington
Michael D. Lane
Bennington
Jacques E. Beaudoin
Vernon J. Potter
Corinth
N.Y
Beaudoin
Park Street
Potter
West Rupert
Rupert Village
Carl L. Jones
Dorset
Waterbury State Hospital
Bennington County
Waterbury
Jones
Atty
John Mollica
Florence Dickson
New Teen Center Opens Monday at YMCA
The YMCA introduces a new teen center for grades 9 to 12 on the second floor opening Monday October 17. It will be open Monday Wednesday and Thursday from 230 to 530 with a jukebox and potential soda machine. A name contest will award a free membership. annual dues are $2. Teens may visit twice free to decide on joining. Furniture is needed and donations may be arranged with Chris Fonteneau or Chip Howe.
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YMCA
Chris Fonteneau
Chip Howe
McNamara Says Viet Cong Casualties Quadruple Morale Boosts
Defense secretary McNamara reports Viet Cong casualties and unit destruction have raised morale more than expected. He sees no need for changing U S force deployment in coming months despite a congressional forecast of 500000 troops in Vietnam by year end. A reserve callup may occur after the Manila talks.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Manila
Senate
John C. Stennis
Johnson
Congress
Soviet Leaders Push for Mutual Withdrawals in Vietnam
The President states both sides should present schedules for withdrawal from South Vietnam and cease hostilities. He cautions there is no immediate horizon justifying mobilizing hundreds of thousands while the enemy may pause.
Funeral Services for Mrs Clara Burton Held in Arlington
Funeral services for Mrs Clara Mahala Burton were held Thursday morning at St James Episcopal Church with Rev Clement Belcher officiating and Mrs Arthur Moody at the organ. Bearers included Arthur Murphy Harry Burgess Lester Brush and Col Fairfax Ayres. Transfer to Rhode Island by Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home. Burial planned in Ocates Hill Cemetery. A note on Aquarius links ancient depictions of a water pourer to Ganymede and Mount Olympus.
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Arlington
Clara Mahala Burton
St. James Episcopal Church
Clement Belcher
Arthur Moody
Arthur Murphy
Harry Burgess
Lester Brush
Col
Fairfax Ayres
Rhode Island
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Chepachet
R.I
Oca~tes Hill
Obituary notices for Edward Trainor and Lawrence Willard
Edward O Trainor 55 of 942 Gage St a World War II Navy veteran and Albany pharmacist died at VA Hospital Albany after a long illness He married Elizabeth Lyman in 1934 and worked as Abbott Laboratories sales rep since 1948 He leaves a son a granddaughter his mother and brother Funeral at Hanson Walbridge Monday Arlington National Cemetery is the burial place A Vermont Cancer Society donation option is suggested Lawrence F Willard 55 a Wilmington resident and World War II veteran died at White River Junction VA Hospital after a long frail period He was a carpenter with family business ties Surviving wife daughter two brothers a sister and a brother in Brattleboro are noted River View Cemetery committal is Wednesday morning No calling hours Heart Fund donations are requested through Covey and Allen Funeral Home
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Edward O. Trainor
Gage St
Abbott Laboratories
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Albany
N.Y
Edward James
Lucy
Osborne) Trainor
Norwalk
Conn
North Troy
Lansingburgh
U.S. Navy
Ed” Trainor
Bennington
Edward L
Ty) Trainor
Woodbridge
Kim Renee Trainor
Lucy Trainor
Troy
Robert F. Trainor
Lancaster
Bennington First
Vermont Cancer Society
Funeral Home
Cherie Roberts
John
Wilmington
George
Brattleboro
Ethel Sprague
Riverview Cemetery
Heart Fund
Covey and Allen Funeral Home
Purge to Consolidate Heir Apparent in Mao Regime
Peking Radio reports Mao Tse-tung propagation teams form under army leadership with civilian and peasant squads in other areas. Details are vague but the effort is pitched as a holy duty to promote Mao writings. Police in Detroit remove a 200 pound bear carcass from an alley as speculation grows a hunter dumped it there.
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Peking Radio
Red Chinese Army
Mao
Detroit
UPI
North Woods
Vermont Board mulls steps to meet Water Act goals
In Montpelier the Vermont Water Resources Board discussed actions to satisfy the federal Water Quality Act by June 30, 1967. Chair Reinhold H. Thieme noted plans for a public hearing to set water quality specifications, and that current rules must be turned into concrete standards including oxygen content. The Hoosic River pollution issue involving Pownal Tanning Co. remains on the agenda for Oct. 24.
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Thieme
Vermont
New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission
Pownal Tanning Co., Inc
Hoosic River
Hoosic
Water Resources Board
Massachusetts
Pownal
Living Room Dialogue models ecumenism at Vermont event
A Living Room Dialogue session at the Bennington District Vermont Council of Catholic Women fall meeting brought together about 200 participants from seven area churches including Roman Catholic, Baptist, Methodist, Congregational, Episcopal, Church of God and Quaker members. Moderator Joseph Latif led the panel in Good Conversation in Christ, highlighting how dialogue deepens understanding of others and one’s own faith, while prompting home study on doctrine and traditions.
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Bennington
Vermont Council of Catholic Women
Joseph Latif
St. Francis de Sales Church
Walter Knights
Chester Stockman
Charles Lack
Evalyn Petersen
Methodist
Eugene Clark
Congregational
Flora Gerken
Episcopal
Robert Roy
Claire Santway
Betsy Sanderson
Mildred Foreman
Church of God
Marion Smith
Society of Friends
Bennington Briefs Nurses Meet and TV Coverage Planned
Private duty nurses meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. in St Peters parish hall. WRGB will film Republican candidate Richard A Snelling in Manchester and Bennington next Wednesday Oct 19 with coverage of Gov Hoff later the week of Oct 24. VFW Post 1332 box social and dance Saturday Oct 15 from 8 p.m. to midnight. Cecelia Greene provides entertainment with George O'Brien and Country Rhythmaires. Elks Club seafood platter every Friday 5 30 to 9 p.m. entertainment.
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St. Peter’s Parish Hall
WRGB
Schenectady
Manchester
Bennington
Richard A. Snelling
Bernard Shushan
Philip Hoff
VFW Post 1332
Cecelia Greene
Furnish Entertainment
George O’brien
Country Rhythmaires
Aiken Defends Champlain Waterway as Not Dead Issue
Sen. George D. Aiken asserts the Champlain waterway remains essential as the Transportation Act of 1966 gains final approval in both houses. He notes the act clarifies standards for evaluating navigation projects and states the measure is sent to the President for signature despite an unfavorable Champlain board report to the International Joint Commission.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
Aiken
Champlain Waterway Board
International Joint Commission
St. Lawrence Seaway
Congress
T Am
John J. McClellan
Riddle outlines OEO goals at LWV meeting
John P. Riddle, deputy director of Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council, told LWV members that the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 expands commitments to the poor. He stressed services over cash, highlighted Medicare Alert, headstart, Dorset Nursing, foster grandparenting, homemaking aid, and top-priority day care, and noted growing pains like delays in surveys and funding.
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John P. Riddle
Bennington-Rutland
Riddle
Dorset
Bennington College
Nancy Lamb
Hospital Notes and Births Highlight Local Families
Admissions include Mrs. Elizabeth Corbett Mrs. Marilyn Dyer Mrs. Louise Phil putt in Bennington Discharges list Master Nicholas Gates Mrs. Marjorie Maroney Mrs. Bernice Gaudette East Arlington Mrs. Wanda Stewe art and daughter Manchester Center Louis Mason East Dorset Duane Parks Eagle Bridge NY Births announce Malcolm Winslow born Oct 4 at Roosevelt Hospital New York City He is grand son of Mr and Mrs Malcolm A Sedgwick Tryon NC and Mrs Edgar Mead Greenswich Conn On maternal side descendant of Congressman Prouty of Iowa and on paternal side of Gov Winslow of Massachusetts He is a nephew of Walter C Mead and cousin of Mrs John Evans Denver Colorado
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Nicholas Gates
Marjorie Maroney
Bennington
Bernice Gaudette
East Arlington
Wanda Steweart
Manchester Center
Louis Mason
East Dorset
Duane Parks
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Edgar T. Mead Jr
New York
Londonderry
Malcolm Winslow
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Malcolm A. Sedgwick
Tryon
N.C
Edgar T. Mead
Greenswich
Conn
Congressman Prouty
Iowa
Stock Averages at Noon October 14 1966
The Dow Jones market report from Albany shows the Industrials at 773.384 with a .45 rise, Railroads at 192.00 with a .47 gain, and Utilities at 128.24 up 1.09. Composite average stands at 271.924 with a .27 uptick and volume around 2,700,000 shares.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
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Old Bennington
Helen Strobridge
Lawrence McAuliffe
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William C. Sen
Elks Club
Knotty Pine Restaurant
RT. 7
North Bennington RD
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