Adult Education Courses Start Next Week at MAUHS
Mt Anthony Union High School offers evening courses in humanities and vocational areas starting next week. Classes run Monday Wednesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 pm, with some three hour vocational sections. Courses cover French conversation public speaking English composition Oriental philosophy sewing electronics materials technology Spanish and more with costs around 10 to 12 dollars per class.
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Mt. Anthony
Woodman
Joanne Symonsy
Johnson
Mr. Holland
Fern
Decker
Ruth Lack
Rigg
Funerals in Hoosick Falls Honor Three Local Residents
The funerals of Gustava Martinengo 92 Walter Callahan 67 and William Doyle 56 were held at the Leo J Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls. Clergy from St Mark's Episcopal First Baptist Church and Church of the Immaculate Conception officiated with interments at Hoosick Rural Maple Grove and St Marys Cemeteries. Bearers included George William Dennis Callahan and Francis McEvoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Gustava Martinengo
Hoosick
Nightingale Nursing Home
Troy
Leo J. Mahar
Joel B. Miller
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Walter O. Callahan
Fifth St
Ludlow Valve Co
John Y. Elliott
First Baptist Church
Maple Grove
George William
Steward Brown
Francis Tilley
John Callahan Jr
Dennis Callahan
William F. Doyle
New York City
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Charles E. Bauman
O.S.A
Mahar & Son Funeral
St. Francis de Sales
Park Lawn Cemetery
Windsor
Conn
Burnissa Lamphere Hoffman
Walter F. Hoffman
Ralph Hoffman
Simsbury
Manes Concert Delights Bennington Audience
Music reviewer praises Stephen Manes for a Bennington concert featuring Mendelssohn Schubert Debussy and Chopin. TheVariations Serieuses is praised for its simple theme developed with dramatic climaxes and restrained finish. Schubert Sonata in B flat Major is noted for Jovial bass emphasis and growing intensity through four movements with evident joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Stephen Manes
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Debussy
Chopin
Manes
Registered Nurses Celebrate 25th Anniversary Gala
Bennington County marks 25 years of the Registered Nurses Association with a Putnam Memorial Hospital event. A portrait of Miss Phyllis Coburn is unveiled, tours and a cocktail party follow, then a dinner where Mrs. Charles Ryan and guests hear of nursing scholarships and community work. Pianist Stephen Manes performs Estampes and Chopin encores to a standing ovation at Mt Anthony Union High School.
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Bennington County
Registered Nurses Association
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Phyllis Coburn
Virginia Webb
Manchester
Stephen Manes
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Nurses’ Association
Registered Nurses’ Association
Geneva Mantle
Walker-Morgan Auditorium
Mauhs
Manes
Julius Manes
Bennington
Dwyer
Obituary of Feruccio Rigatti of Bennington
Feruccio Rigatti age 81 of 119 Putnam Street Bennington died Saturday at Fairview Nursing Home where he had been a patient five months. Born in Austria on Aug 19 1887 he married Ginevra Veraldi who died in 1956. Survived by daughter Mrs Albert Brignolo of Williamstown Mass a brother John Rigatti of Amsterdam N Y three grandchildren nieces and nephews.
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Feruccio Rigatti
Putnam Street
Bennington
Fairview
Austria
Rigatti
Ginevra Veraldi
Albert Brignolo
Williamstown
Mass
John Rigatti
Amsterdam
N.Y
Bennington groups outline fall meetups and services
Bennington Briefs lists Boy Scout and Girl Scout meetings at St. Peter's Church with sessions run by Troop Leader Mrs. John Ketcham and Assistant Mrs. John Page. Also noted are a Legion Auxiliary meeting with guest speaker Marion S Harris, D A R chapter gathering at Mrs. Dailey’s home, YMCA adult courses in Psychosomatics and Chess, coin card drive by the Bennington Rescue Squad, a cook job ad at Warner Nursing Home, Janet Flynn baton lessons at the YMCA, Lions Club Broom and Lightbulb Sale, funeral details for Mahar and Son, and obituaries including Mrs Bernissa Lamphere Hoffman in Windsor Conn.
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St. Peter’s Church
John Ketcham
John Page
Bennington
Bennington Village
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Hospital Notes Friday October 13 1967 Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes John Van Orman Julia Gates Raymond Kilburn and others from Bennington North Bennington Buskirk Hoosick Falls and nearby towns. Discharges note Bernie Robertson Mrs Alannah Riccardi and baby boy several from Dorset Hoosick Falls North Bennington and Arlington. Weekend and next week activity schedule listed for schools and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Orman
North Bennington
Julia Gates
Bennington
Raymond Kilburn
Buskirk
Bernie Robertson
North Hoosick
N.Y
Alannah Riccardi
Baby Boy
Berlin
Maud Roberts
Dorset
Benedict Nowik
Hoosick Falls
Reno Guetti
Edward Woods
Wilmington
Maria Wilcox
Manchester
Diane Becker
Philip Boepple
Sherry Lee Sherman
East Arlington
Caroline Mason
Ethel I. Burdick
North Pownal
Barbara Elliott
Shaftsbury
Elizabeth E. White
Jean DeBell
Robert O. Brenenstuhl
Mildred Blake
Benjamin Nowik
Kevin R. Garrity
Martha Corbett
Daugher
Arlington
Jane E. Mayer
Helen Roberson
Clay Rumors Are Denied by White Creek Resident
Mrs. Silas Harrington of Jermain Farm denies any dealings with Cassius Clay to buy the Harringtons road property between White Creek and Ash Grove. She says no binder has been placed on the home and refutes Friday’s Banner report.
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White Creek
N. Y
Silas Harrington
Jermain
Plead Not Guilty To Arson Charges In Court
In District Court two men faced arson related counts from the United Auto Workers strike. Donald Lever, 36, East Road, and Edward LaBarge, 32, North Bennington, pleaded not guilty to arson and accessory charges with bail set at 500 and 200 respectively. Judge Fienberg warned both to prepare for trial soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Union
United Auto Workers
Donald Lever
East Road
John B. Harte
Edward F. LaBarge
North Bennington
LaBarge
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Lever
Denver Coulter
Bennington
Fienberg
Coulter
Windsor
Robert Poblocki
House of Correction
Poblocki
Two Accidents Reported In Weekend State Police Investigations
State police investigated two automobile accidents over the weekend. Both incidents caused considerable vehicle damage with no injuries. A late model foreign car driven by Joseph Briley, 21, of Milford, New Hampshire, left a curve on Route 9 in Searsburg, striking trees and overturning. In Winhall, a Jeep driven by Richard Dailey, 20, of Manchester Depot, departed Route 30, hit trees, and damaged the front end after shearing a guard rail. Volunteer firefighters responded to a gasoline fire at Beech Court caused by torch-cutting on junked cars, quickly extinguished with chemicals. A prior false alarm at Thomson Manufacturing Co. and a separate gasoline blaze at the same site were also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Thomson Manufacturing Co
West Main St
Ben Mont Ave
Charles Sawyer
Beech Court
Searsburg
Joseph Briley
Milford
N.H
Briley
Winhall
Richard Dailey
Manchester
Stock Averages Stock Averages at Noon October 16 1967
Dow industrials at 916.44 down 1.73, utilities 125.58 down .38, railroads 250.85 down .70. Composite 322.94 down .75. Volume 4,260,000. Albany none. Noon snapshot from Bache & Co. showing market averages for 30 Industrials, 20 Railroads, and 15 Utilities.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
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Ott
May
Electro Technology
L.bellemare
Frizzell
McCann
Gile
Robert Houle
Music Review
Tion
Ryan
Leona Sausville
Tocatta
Lionel Nowak
Bennington College
Nowak
Bennington Briefs
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Marion S. Harris
Daughters of the American Revolution
William E. Dailey
YMCA
Warner Nursing Home
Janet Flynn
Bennington Lions Club
William C. Hoffman
Air Force Reserve
Jr. High
Board of Directors
Memorial Park
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Clay
Joe Hewson
Pownal
George M. Fienberg
Vergennes
Miss Pratt
Margaret Lillie
Joan Dunlevy
Swearing. Corp
William Luczynski
Donald E. Beattie
Bernard F. Baker
Russell Inn
Peru
Chester Harrington
Wells Chapman
Gage Street
Harte Theatre
Robert Redford
Jane Fonda
Paramount Pictures Presents
Technicolor
Paramount Picture
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