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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1968

Page

10

Murray Wins State Ruling Over BCA Conflict of Interest

The Vermont Tax Department ruled that any appellant may not sit as a BCA member while the board hears property tax appeals, a decision Murray calls to invalidate Bennington BCA actions this year. He urges Barber to act or resign as town counsel, citing prior legal interpretations.

Vermont Tax Department Board of Civil Authority BCA Raymond C. Murray Bennington Taxpayers’ Protective Association Murray State Department Bennington Bca John P. Proud Tax Department Bennington Selectmen Barber BTPA Vermont Board of Sisters

Pre Sentence Probe Ordered in Bennington Petty Larceny Case

Edward J. Grikstas a 17 year old Bennington youth was released on his own recognizance in Bennington District Court. Judge John P Morrissey ordered a pre sentence investigation. State's Attorney John T Carmody Jr said Grikstas surrendered at the Agway Petroleum Corp parking lot at 1205 a m October 10 while allegedly using apparatus to siphon gasoline.

Bennington Bennington District Court John P. Morrissey Atty John T. Carmody Jr Edward J. Grikstas Agway Petroleum Corp Grikstas Carmody Morrissey Leonard P. Bump Bump Vt. 9 John B. Harte Frank C. Gould Danby U.S Manchester Gould Williamstown Mass Woodford Laurel D. Greene

Girl Scout Aides Begin Fund Drive in Bennington

Raymond Hueter, campaign chairman, announced that solicitation for Girl Scout funds will start Wednesday and run until Oct. 23. Raymond Bow en is coordinating private donations. The door-to-door canvass covers Bennington village to benefit all local Girl Scouts. Workers meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the First United Methodist Church.

Raymond Hueter Drive For Girl Scout Funds Raymond B. Bowen Bennington Village Bennington First United Methodist Church

Apollo 7 Drama and Court Pleas Highlight Busy Weekend

Apollo 7 endured DC system glitches as Kranz and Schirra described the mission’s ongoing gear trials and joking aboard. Nearby, Vermont court actions saw multiple defendants pleading guilty or no contest to drunken driving, speeding, and related offences with fines and probation.

Boy's toe shot in gun accident in New Jersey

A 12 year old boy Howard B Yokelson of Westfield New Jersey was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital by his father after a hunting accident in Shafts bury Hollow Saturday. The unloaded 12 gauge shotgun discharged when the boy rested the barrel on his right foot. Only a toe was injured.

Howard B. Yokelson Westfield N.J Putnam Memorial Hospital Shaftsbury Hollow Yokelson

Adult Courses Start Tonight At High School

Mt. Anthony Union High School opens adult education tonight with four offerings. Spanish class from 7 to 9 p.m. focuses on conversation and cultural enrichment taught by Mrs. Richard Noble. Beginning sewing runs 7 to 10 in Room 306 for beginners, taught by Mrs. J Russell Carpenter Jr. Advanced woodworking meets 7 to 10 in Room 204 led by Kenneth Gile, no beginners. Electro-technology, 7 to 10 in Room 305 taught by Theodore Johnson, is the single class Tuesday night. Registration also occurs tonight.

Richard Noble J. Russell Carpenter Jr Kenneth Gile Theodore Johnson

Evaluation Made Of Ghetto Project in Vermont

Gov. Philip Hoff says the Vermont New York Cooperative Youth Program's future hinges on an evaluation, with results expected by mid December. He hopes the program continues at state and national levels and notes it could aid the national response to the racial crisis. The governor calls the project a major achievement and living proof that positive forces can prevail.

Burlington UPI Philip H. Hoff New York Hoff Council On Youth

Bennington Briefs highlights local notes and army update

Bennington residents are urged to note Army Pvt. Robert L. Boulet’s assignment to Vietnam with Company A Troop Command. Stephen Rice wins a Missouri Valley College scholarship for academic excellence. Community notices include Senior Citizens Club and American Legion Auxiliary meetings, a memorial service for Cpl. Forest Ward, Emblem Club program plans, and a Nurses chapters fall meeting at Putnam Memorial Hospital Institute for Medical Research. A food sale supporting Vietnam ditty bags, a Friday accident in Troy, and upcoming Well-Baby Clinic and DAR dessert meeting are listed with dates, places, and organizers.

American Legion Auxiliary Senior Citizens Center North Street Putnam Hotel Armory Cpl Forrest E. Ward

Davis Dines With GOPs Tonight in Bennington

Deane C. Davis Republican candidate for governor visits Bennington tonight. He meets voters at the Foster home, attends a dinner at GOP headquarters with municipal officials and justice candidates, opens county headquarters at 8, and plans to campaign in Windsor tomorrow.

Deane C. Davis Bennington Thomas Foster Foster ITI Davis Justice of the Peace Bennington Town Bennington County Republican Young Republicans Windsor County Justice John H. Williams II GOP

Obituary notes for Bennington area residents and neighbors

Obituaries from Bennington area include Mrs. Joseph S. Pello Sr. 80 of 247 Depot St who died after a long illness. Born in Salerno Italy May 10 1888 she moved to Rutland then Bennington and married Joseph S. Pello Sr. in 1907. Also listed are Mrs. Marcia Holbritter 70 of 178 Main St Hoosick Falls and Mrs Cassie Ruditis 80 a Lithuania native who died in Mentor Ohio. Additional notice: Theodore C. Janeway 42 of Cold Spring Harbor killed in a London traffic accident. Burial and funeral details accompany each notice.

Harold T. Davenport North St Mahar & Son Theodore Shatagin St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Griffin Electric Co., Inc Davenport Harold Griffin Bertrand Trudeau Robert Kimball Donald Mulready Griffin Bennington Gary Park Lawn Cemetery Shatagin Barrington, R.I Troy N.Y Joseph S. Pello Sr Depot St Italy Jennie Stoppellio Anthony and Carmel (Bellotti) Stoppellio Salerno Pello Mt. Tabor Stoppellio Rutland Danby Joseph S. Pello St. Francis de Sales Church Andrew Barron St. Francis de Sales Altar Rosary Society Marion E. Pello Lucy A, Pello Richard Kathryn) West Harvard Mass Earl Carmel) Babcock Burlington Joseph A, Jr Raymond W Washington, D.C Albert Providence R.I Anthony J Michael Marlow Heights Robert Rocky) Stoppellio James Josephine) Salerno Watervliet Lucy Calenari Mahar & Son Funeral Home Hooser Falls Marcia Holbritter William F. Holbritter Main St Albany Medical Center Herman and Emily Eddy Pittstown Hoosick Falls Hoosek Falls Cassie Ruditis Lithuania Mentor Ohio Ruditis Stanley Lyman St Miami Fla Robert Wolford Anthony Ruditis Saddle Brook N.J Edward Ruditis Paul Ruditis Anna Wirmusky Albany Ignace Swingle Hartford New York Theodore C. Janeway Cold Spring Harbor London England Brooklyn Vermont State Sea Edward G. Janeway South Londonderry Brooks School Yale University U.S. Navy Yale Janeway Delta Marketing and Shipping Corp States Marine Lines Smith & Johnson Mexican Lines Delta Cold Spring Harbor Beach Club Cynthia Sewell Theodore Ashley Sewell Janeway W. C. Apthorp Concord T. K

Auto Pole Crash Cuts Power In South Branch Area

A car driven by John D. Maloney, son of Bennington County Sheriff John H. Maloney, toppled a power pole in Bennington early Saturday. Central Vermont Public Service said the South Branch Street outage lasted from about 2:35 a.m. to 5:45 a.m. Police report status was not available, and Sheriff Maloney confirmed his son was the vehicle operator.

Central Vermont

Hospital Auxiliary Will Meet Oct. 24

The Wo mens Auxiliary of Putnam Memorial Hospital will hold its annual meeting Thursday October 24 at 7 30 p m in the hospital dining room. President E Arnold Quist will run the business meeting including bylaw changes. Administrator Robert Stout will speak on extended care and a short Carol Burnett hospital volunteer film will be shown. Attendees are asked to call Quist Darlington or van R Schuyler to confirm plans for refreshments.

Womens’ Auxiliary Putnam Memorial Hospital E. Arnold Quist Robert Stout Carol Burnet

Hospital Notes October 11 12 13 1968 Admissions and Births

List of admissions discharges and births across Bennington Hoosick Falls and surrounding towns for October 11 12 and 13 1968. Names include Margaret Holden Marion Cross Tracy Gardner Barbara Potter John Dahl Robert Pell Kathleen Campbell and others with several births noted in Valley West Dover Manchester Center and Bennington.

Margaret Holden Marion Cross Bennington Tracy Gardner Petersburg N.Y Barbara Potter Woodford Brian Toomey North Bennington Dorothy Tristman Betty Ann Haffner Holly Jones Sue Hickey Hoosick Falls John Dahl Arlington Robert T. Pell Shaftsbury Kathleen Campbell Valley Elizabeth Wilcox Johnsonville Chris Batchelder Wilmington Donald Harris James E. Welch Alex Stirling Eleanor Fink Howard Bartlett Valley View West Dover Karl Davis Elm Street Manchester Center Herbert Eastman Box Conrad Parize R.D Gore Road William Gaillard Richmond St

Pello urges candidates to declare road stands Bennington beltline demand

Bennington Village Trustee Joseph A. Pello Jr. calls on all local candidates for the legislature to publicly state their views on the relocation of U.S. 7. He urged media coverage of positions ahead of the highway construction debate this winter. At a stormy hearing, Bennington’s municipal leaders pressed for beltline priority, though the legislature must alter the current plan. The bypass is not scheduled before 1975.

Bennington Joseph A. Pello Jr U.S.7 Pello State Highway Department

Ceremonies Tonight To Honor Cpl Ward Vietnam Hero

Public ceremonies in memory of Cpl Forrest E Ward of Bennington who died in Vietnam on June 13 will be held at the State Armory at 7 pm. Cpl Joseph Bohnak of the University of Massachusetts will present awards posthumously to Mrs Hector J Ward. Ward served as a medic with the 25th Infantry at Hoc Mon and joined the Army in September 1967. Members of Vermont National Guard Veterans of Foreign Wars and other patriotic groups are expected to attend. First such ceremony for a Vietnam combat hero.

Altar Rosary Society St. Francis de Sales Central Vermont Public Service Alice Congdon Vietnam Bennington County Cpl Forrest E. Ward Bennington State Armory Joseph Bohnak University of Massachusetts Hector J. Ward Gage St Cpl. Ward 25Th Infantry Hoc Mon South Vietnam Vermont National Guard Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Post 13 American Legion and Auxiliary

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Kranz Schirra Ground Control Cape Kennedy Mexico Gulf of Mexico Yucatan Peninsula Thomas A. Lane Danbury Richard D. Knapp Main Street Vasemma Oe North ST. Bennington Mt. Anthony Union High School Robert Houle Jay Peak Earle Hancock Boston Jay Hancock Bennington Briefs Army Robert L. Boulet Doris A. Boulet Stark St U.S. Army Depot Stephen Rice Clark Rice Park Street Extension Missouri Valley College Senior Citizens Club Emblem Club Diane Rallis Girls State Jean Stone Mary Macauley Marion Pierce Association of Chapter 1 Putnam Memorial Hospital Institute For Medical Research Helene Toolan Magdalena Usategui Nathallie Borg R.N Freiday, Tole Middle Pownal Road Leonard Hospital Second Avenue 101St St Park Street DAR William Dailey Gops John Charney Monroe Pownal Elwood Russell Russell Old Bennington Robert Girol Schenectady John Jojo Joseph Pello Sr William Holbritter Frances Holbritter J. Albert Holbritter Delmar First United Church Presbyterian Robson Funeral Home Robert Springer First United Church Warren Cemetery Boyntonville Mrs Stanley Ruditis Floyd Amidon Hoosick Falls Mathea Houran Leola Harris Gladys Vallee Nora Mathers Ann Austin Irma Bartlett Walker Bird’s Cameras Records The
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