Bennington woman found guilty in careless driving case
A Bennington Municipal Court jury found Alice W. Nicholson guilty of careless and negligent driving for an Aug 13 collision on U S 7 in Shaftsbury. Two defense motions for acquittal and arrest of judgment are under advisement, with Judge Fienberg expecting a ruling next week.
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Bennington
Alice W. Nicholson
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Atty
Margaret S. Lillie
George M. Fienberg
Atty. R
Harvey Jones
Henry E. Reynolds Jr
Manchester
Nicholson
Howard O’donovan
East Dorset
Joyce Noble
LeBlanc Ave
A. Gale Johnson
East Road
Theodore H
Fienberg
Frank L. Adams
Pownal Center
Vermont
Witten
James Elrick
Main
Depot
Elrick
Peter J. Gennelis
South Stream Road
John R. Trimarchi
Adams
Mass
U.S
Gary F. Webley
Toronto
Canada
Pownal
Addison Commack
Charlestown
West
Commack
H T Guare reassigned by Du Pont Co
Howard T. Guare Jr. son of Dr. and Mrs. Guare of Bennington steps to similar duties in Kansas City after three years in Peoria Illinois with Du Pont Photo Products. Effective October 1, he joined the Kansas City assignment. Guare, radiologist Putnam Memorial Hospital. born in Bennington. BA in biology from St. Michael's College 1960. with Du Pont since late 1962 after military service. His wife is Nancy Holden of Bennington Mt Anthony Rd.
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Wilmington
Del
Howard T. Guare Jr
Guare
Grandeview St
Bennington
A- Ray
Peoria
Ill
du Pont
Photo Products
Sime Ilar
Kansas City
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Young Guare
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Benenington
St. Michael’s College
Winooski Park
Nancy Holden
Robert Holden
Mt. Anthony Road
Hospital Notes Thursday October 21 1965 Admissions
Admissions list includes Master John Clancy Hoosick Mrs Jean Hackett RD 2 William F Miller Bennington Discharges include Mrs Olive Crisp Mrs Eva Hurley RD 2 Mrs Frieda Salvatore Bennington Mrs Jacqueline Blair Arlington Master Jonathan Reynolds Manchester Master Frank W Snow Ill Cambridge Leroy DeCoigne Grafton NY
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John Clancy
Hoosick
Jean Hackett
R.D
William F. Miller
Bennington
Olive Crisp
Eva Hurley
Frieda Salvatore
Jacqueline Blair
Arlington
Jonathan Reynolds
Manchester
Frank W. Snow
Cambridge
N.Y
Leroy DeCoigne
Grafton
Moulton presses Manchester inclusion in regional planning
Moulton urged that Manchester be included in regional efforts and warned against losses to rival areas. He reviewed his department's promotion plans and announced Vermont full-page ads in Life and Sports Illustrated. He emphasized that local action is the responsibility of the people and called for Manchester to join a regional planning group.
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Ton
Manchester
Moulton
Vermont
Life and Sports Illustrated
Philadelphia
Miss Stevens Speaks on Shakers at Gradatim
Miss Christina Stevens of Hoosick Falls was guest speaker at the Gradatim Group meeting of the First Baptist Church in the Bennington Free Library assembly room. Twenty-one members and guests attended as slides on shaker furniture and history were shown. hostesses included Miss Mabel Harris and others. devotions and a Sermon on the Mount interpretation were given by Mrs. Maude Dean.
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Christina Stevens
Hoosick Falls
First Baptist Church
Bennington Free Library
Winnie Barber
Goldie Berne
Parma Parmenter
Maude Dean
Planners Advance Two Projects In Bennington Program
The Bennington Regional Planning Commission advances two year survey phase projects. The group prioritizes traffic, parking, architecture, and signs across four municipalities and plans a seminar next month. A shoppers survey and neighborhood analysis are planned to shape blight assessments and proposals.
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Bennington
League of Women Voters
Burdis
Robert L. Hagerman
Hagerman
Lawrence Powers
T. Garry Buckley
Joseph J. Caracciola
Bernard Johnson
State Central Planning Office
Bennington County
Johnson
Plageman Addresses Management Club Dinner Talk
Robert L. Plageman an insurance executive from Pittsfield Mass addressed 56 members at a Bennington Area IMC dinner meeting. The Paradise Restaurant hosted the event with John A. Ekwall acting as toastmaster and presiding while club president Theodore V. Dawicki was away on business. The brief business session followed.
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Robert L. Plageman
Pittsfield
Mass
Industrial Management Club
Bennington Area
YMCA
Paradise
John A. Ekwall
IMC
Toaistmaster
Theodore V. Dawicki
New England Area Council of Industrial Management Clubs
Yankee Drummer Inn
Auburn
Lowell
Ekwall
James DuPont
E.I. DuPont Co
Wilmington
Dela
Emil Faubert
Springfield
Russia
U.S.S
Urange B. Lape
H.T. Cushman Manufacturing Co., Inc
Plageman
FLMI
Berkshire Life Insurance Co
Meat Inspection Legislation Out In Special Session
Vermont dairy and meat policy takes a pause as Reed Rexford says no consumer protection meat inspection bill will be introduced in the 1966 legislature. He awaits federal Meat Inspection Act amendments proposed by Orville Freeman, including local inspection provisions and state cooperative agreements.
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Montpelier
UPI
Hoff
Reed Rexford
Agriculture
Vermont
Orville L. Freeman
Eand Co-Operative
Vassar Club Meeting Draws 26 Graduates
Vermont Vassar Club members met at the Waybury Inn in Middlebury with 26 Vassar College graduates including Miss Caroline Darlington of Old Bennington Mrs Herbert Harris of Manchester and Mrs Henry Finnegan and Mrs Matthew Gaffney of Dorset The group planned projects to grow the club scholarship fund. Major efforts include selling maple syrup and sugar nationwide and a yearly Hanover N H second hand book sale shared with four other eastern women colleges.
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Middlebury
Vassar College
Vermont Vassar Club
Waybury Inn
Caroline Darlington
Old Bennington
Herbert Harris
Manchester
Henry Finnegan
Matthew Gaffney
Dorset
United States
Hanover
N.H
Harvest Social aids Beech Street fund and rural fire club
Rural Fire Dept. Auxiliary plans a Harvest Social at the K of C hall on November 6 with proceeds to Beech Street building fund. Nine members, including new member Mrs. Mary Butler, attended the regular Beech Street firehouse meeting.
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Rural Fire Dept. Auxiliary
K of C
Beech Street Building Fund
Mary Butler
Beech Street Firehouse
Lillian Shultz
Anna Krawczyk
Grace Hurley
Alma Shattuck
Willow Road
Marine on Leave Attacks Pacifists Over War
UPI reports Pfc. William Bullough III, 20, of Gilford New Hampshire, home from Vietnam to attend his mother's funeral, criticizes pacifists before returning to duty. He cites harsh conditions in Vietnam and says Americans opposing the war trouble the troops.
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Laconia
N.H
UPI
U.S
Viet Nam
William Bullough III
Gilford
United States
Bullough
Peter Lessard
New Look Proposed For Department Agriculture Department retools name and role
Vermont Agriculture Commissioner Reed Rexford proposes a special session plan to create three divisions within the department and rename it the Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs. The shift adds development aid while keeping regulatory duties, with a marketing specialist to be hired for dairy marketing. The two new divisions will coordinate among local, state, and federal agencies to assist farmers and rural residents.
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Rexford
Vermont
Vermont Ed ucation chief urges tougher department plan
Vermont Education Commissioner Richard Gibboney said federal aid notes a state and local funding deficit and praised Vermont teachers under tough conditions. He spoke to the Vermont Education Association and urged a strengthened department funded by federal dollars.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Richard Gibboney
VFW Department President to Visit Bennington Vermont
VFW Department President Marion Thorley will meet at Bennington Post 1332 Ladies Auxiliary on October 26. Dept. Chaplain Marilyn Morris of Springfield and Dept. Community Service Chairman Jean Averill of Manchester are expected to attend. A spaghetti and meatball supper at 7 30 p.m. precedes the regular auxiliary meeting. An invitation goes to Gold Star Mothers to join the welcome.
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Vermont Department
VFW
Marion Thorley
Bennington
Dept. Chaplin
Marilyn Morris
Springfield
Dept. Community Service
Jean Averll
Manchester
Gold Star
Thorley
Foundation Grants $85 Million To U.S. Orchestras
The Ford Foundation announced grants and endowments totaling 85 million dollars for about 50 American symphonies. The aim is to strengthen orchestras and attract young musicians. Selections will come from 58 major and metropolitan ensembles, with announcements in the coming months. Major orchestras have budgets of 250,000 dollars or more. metro orchestras 100,000 to 250,000.
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New York
UPI
Ford Foundation
Stock Averages Report From Dow Jones Bache Albany
The Dow Jones weekly stock totals show the industrials at 953.90 up 3.62, railroads at 236.44 down 0.49, utilities at 198.81 up 0.82, with the composite average at 332.73 up 0.41 and a trading volume of 4,180,000.
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Bennington Municipal Court
Bennington Briefs
Moose Club
Wonder Valley Gang
Bennington Lions Club
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Fred Butler
Cpl
Edward Prescott
Vermont State Police
John Z. Morin
Park Street
Danny Kaye
Harte Theater
United Church
Unicef
Edwin W. Peterson
Harrison Avenue
F. O. Eagles
U.N
Barney's
Nick Marra
Ronald P. Perrott
Mrs
Patrick
J. Perrott
County St
Keesler Afb
Miss
Bennington Catholic High School
St. Joseph College
Jackie
New Museum
Jacqueline Kennedy
Whitney Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Williamstown
Sun
Mon
Los Angeles Times
Dirk Bogarde
Sylva Koscina
Robert Morley
Leo McKern
H.T. Guare
du Pont Co
Harte Theatre
Walt Disney
Aor McGuire
F1 Parker Yelleh
Technicolor
Miss Stevens
Gradatim
Vassar
Iron Mask
Columbia Pictures
Richard Quine
Ognanon
Marine Home
Gibboney
Ins
VEW Department
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Knotty. Pine Restaurant
Charlie Lounge
Donratelle
North Bennington
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