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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1963

Page

10

Rusk Keeps Six Divisions in Germany Amid Alarm Over Cutbacks

Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Chancellor Erhard urged unity in Atlantic Alliance as they pledged six U S divisions remain in Germany for now. They spoke at a memorial dedication for General George C Marshall linked to the Marshall Plan and warned France’s De Gaulle against pulling Europe's security. The trip followed Big Lift, which carried an entire armored division from Texas to Germany in under three days.

Frankfurt Germany Dean Rusk United States Rusk Ludwig Erhard George Co. Marshall Europe Charles de Gaulle France Texas

Troop 45 Holds Awards Night at Sacred Heart Parish

Sacred Heart Parish Boy Scout Troop 45 held an Awards Night on Oct. 22 with the attendance of parents for 30 boys. Movies of summer activities were shown and cider and donuts served. Dr. Donald Humphreys presented a gold watch to Joseph Giardin recognition of leadership as scout master for over 10 years. gifts were also given to Present Scoutmaster John Barry and Assistant Scoutmaster William Brown. Star Awards went to Donald Humphreys Joseph Pineau and Eugene Damon. Second Class Awards went to Christopher Damon Dennis Barry and Stephen Bennett. The 50 mile canoe trip award through the Fulton Chain Lakes went to Gary Boutin David Humphreys Donald Humphreys Kevin Barry Dennis Barry James Provensal Joseph Pineau and Eugene Damon.

Sacred Heart Parish Donald Humphreys Joseph Giard John Barry William Brown Joseph Pineau Eugene Damon Christopher Damon

Bennington Briefs Features Hicks Talk At Library

Granville Hicks renowned author and Saturday Review columnist speaks on Present- Day American Fiction in Bennington Free Library social rooms at 8 p m Tuesday. Public invited and refreshments served. Altar Rosary Society meet at BCHS cafeteria with supper at 6 30 and meeting at 8. Duplicate bridge results at Mt Anthony include a North South tie for first between Hugh Nash and Paul Benjamin with Mrs Philip Walsh.

Granville Hicks Saturday Review Bennington Free Library Mt. Anthony Country Club Hugh Nash Paul Benjamin Philip Walsh

Bennington Notices and Obituaries Chronicle Local Events

Funeral services for Bert Macumber of River Road were held at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home with Rev. Alfred Scott officiating and burial at Meadow Lawn Cemetery Petersburg New York. Edward Louis Bent also honored with flag ceremony by American Legion. Red Cross plans annual meeting at Mt Anthony Country Club. Joseph J Gauthier named VP of St Michael's College Chemistry Club. Electronics Service Center closure due to death in family. ADV Oct 28.

George H. Benedict Margaret A. Ryan South St Bennington John and Helen (Gibney) Ryan St. Francis de Sales Academy Cooper Mfg. Co Allen-A Mr. Benedict St. Francis de Sales Thomas R. Carty South Street St. Francis de Sales Church Court St. Andrew Catholic Daughters of America Altar-Rosary Society John Proud Sr John Gibney Detroit Mich Mary Gibney Paul Jewett Leo Nash Robert Benedict Peleg Matteson LeRoy Dunn Robert E. Cummings Jr CDA Mary Canning Margaret Knapp Agatha Krawczyk Stella Barron Rosary Society Gertrude Nash Julia Cone Margaret Bellis Elizabeth Horst Flanagan Park Lawn Cemetery Msgr Arlington Manchester Middlebury Rutland Amityville L.I Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Factory Point Cemetery Manchester Center North Bennington Bert Macumber River Road Hanson-Walbridge Alfred Scott North Bennington Baptist Church Alfred Buell Willard Stuart Arthur Stuart Martin Brown George Colvin Leonard Brown American Legion Kenneth Baker David Knights Macumber Meadow Lawn Cemetery Petersburg N.Y Sheeley New York State Edward Louis Bent Rufus Dwyer Howard Goodwin Kenneth Johnson William DeForge Jr David Quackenbush Ralph DeForge Woodford Melvin R. MccGaughey First Methodist Church McGaughey Edward Rood Mr. Bent Bennington County Red Cross Chapter Mt. Anthony Country Club Red Cross Joseph J. Gauthier Commodore J. Bett Pittsfield Mass Edward Gauthier St. Michael’s College Winooski Park St. Joseph’s High School St. Michael’s John Stone Jr

Insurance Firm Names New Rutland Office Manager

Harry L. Church former Berlin New Hampshire district manager is named manager of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company's Rutland office succeeding Arthur E. Burke who moves to Park City district Bridgeport Connecticut Church will direct a staff of three agency managers a Metropolitan insurance consultant 18 field reps and five clericals. He joined Metropolitan in 1950 rising to manager earlier this year after Navy service and college at Husson. He is active with the National Association of Life Underwriters Kiwanis Red Cross and local drives.

Harry L. Church Berlin N.H Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Rutland Arthur E. Burke Park City Bridgeport Bennington Church Metropolitan Insurance Fulton W. Jenkins Rudolph Michaud Manchester Metropolitan Husson College Bangor Maine U.S. Navy National Association of Life Underwriters Bangor Life Underwriters Association Kiwanis Club Red Cross Heart Fund Cancer

Court Cracks Down On Youthful Speeders In Vermont Route

Judge George M. Feinberg fined five youths from North Adams and surrounding towns up to 105 dollars for speeding on Vermont Route 346 near Pownal. Others pleaded guilty to speeding and careless driving with fines from 20 to 75 dollars. Brooks arraigned on kidnapping and assault charges with bail set at 24000 dollars. Morrissey denied lower bail.

George M. Fienberg Massachusetts Vermont Pownal New York Jean D. Richard Floyd E. Thomas North Adams Mass R. Marshall Witten Thomas Richard Witten Richael S. Steele Williamstown Fienberg Steele Volkswagen John L. Herbert Pittsfield Herbert Robert E. Baugh Stamford Baugh H. Baugh Lyman Ff Dean Jr South Dorset Clifford D. Hewes Manchester Depot Tyrone Powers Gaudette Dorset Leonard Wood Arlington Wood William Holm Holm Shaftsbury Donald L. Roberts Danby Manchester Roberts Anthony van Santford Brooks Brooks John P. Morrissey George M. Feinberg Morrissey

Schools wrestle with prayer and constitutional debate

A Vermont education conference debated school prayers and the need for a constitutional amendment. The USSDA group favored keeping prayers in schools while some urged separation of church and state and cautioned against narrow rulings.

Hospital Notes Admits and Births Across Bennington Area

Admissions list includes Miss Teresa Dunican and Mrs Jennie Jones among North Bennington and Hoosick Falls cases. Births note daughters to Mr and Mrs Raymond Davis and to several area families on Oct 25 27 with Westover AF Hospital reporting a baby girl born to Lt and Mrs Thomas Beshara weighing seven pounds ten ounces.

Teresa Dunican Bennington Jennie Jones North Bennington Sandra Harrington Hoosick Falls Raymond A. Davis Main St Robert Russell Scott St Robert Allen North Hoosick Raymond Moffitt Donald Harrington Westover AF Hospital Thomas M. Beshara Michael Beshara Bradford St Rosemary McNaney Rochester N.Y Westover Air Force Base Front St Chicopee Mass

Two Walk Away After Pawlet Plane Crash

In Pawlet New York a 1958 single engine plane crash landed in a field after taking off from Granville. Pilot Gilbert Mach age 40 and passenger Sherwood Gould age 17 escaped unharmed despite damage to the undercarriage and propeller.

Pawlet Granville N.Y Gilbert Mach Sherwood Gould Buzz Mars Vermont

Stock Averages Report from Dow Jones Clearinghouse

Noon figures show the Dow Jones Industrial average at 159. the composite at 264.60 with a .59 rise. Railroads led losses with 171.13 down .37 while utilities stood at 138.38 down .03. Volume traded totaled 3,070,000 shares.

Berkshire Three-Car Crash injures several in Vermont

A three vehicle wreck on U S 7 in Pownal Vermont injures five people and causes about 1400 dollars in damage. Michael Pasterczyk 38 of Pittsfield Massachusetts Charles Monterosso 43 of Pittsfield Massachusetts and Alan Klein 34 of Stockbridge Massachusetts were involved. Passengers Arthur Kenney 43 Gordoi Ronowich 52 and Josephine Daley 37 reported soreness or minor injuries. Police say the crash happened when the lead car braked and the following two could not stop.

Pasterczyk Arthur Kenney Gordoi Ronowich Pittsfield Monterosso Josephine Daley Searsburg Russell Jacobs Linden N.J Townshend

How New England Congressmen Voted on Issues

In the Senate the $1.9 billion higher education aid bill passed 60 to 19 with Aiken Dodd Kennedy McIntyre Pastor Prouty Ribico tt Saltonstall Smith for. Cotton Muskie Pell not voting. In the House the Puerto Rico status bill passed 320 to 44 with all New England members voting for except McIntire Macdonald Martin Morse and St Onge who did not vote.

Senate Aiken R-Vt Dodd D - Conn Kennedy D Mass McIntyre D-N.h Pastore D-R Prouty Ribicott D-Conn Saltonstall R Mass Smith R-Maine Cotton N.H Muskie Maine Pell HOUSE Puerto Rico New England McIntire Macdonald Martin Morse St. Onge

YMCA Hikers Learn About Nature Indoors

Nineteen Bennington Area YMCA youth hikers met indoors due to dry woods for their weekly outing. Leonard J. Black presented a nature display with edible versus non edible foods, animal eating habits, and showing woods and tree parts, including slag from old furnaces.

Bennington Area YMCA Leonard J. Black Mr. Black

Girl Struck by Slow Moving Car on Main Street

A siv year old girl ran from between parked cars into an eastbound car on Main Street in Bennington at about 9 15 am. She sustained cuts to the left face and forearm and was treated at home. Deborah Skidmore is named as the child’s mother with address on Main Street.

Main Street Bennington Village Deborah Skidmore Betty Skidmore Main St Valentine Main Streets Charles Senecal North Bennington

Rural Auxiliary To Award Dinner In November

The Bennington Rural Fire Dept Auxiliary will award a Thanksgiving basket with a complete holiday dinner on November 18 at the Willow Road firehouse. Mrs. Polly Carruth chairs the group and members donate items for the basket. A plastic party is planned for the November 18 meeting. nine members attended the last session. Mrs. Alma Shattuck won the mystery package. refreshments were served.

Bennington Shattuck Rice

School Boards To Review Questionnaire Results

Preliminary results of the Mt. Anthony Union School District community survey will be reviewed at a joint meeting of the union district school board and the six member district boards. Knox County Sheriff Carl Food returned from a raid on an illegal cockfight. He notes eight gamecocks cannot be stored with other confiscated gambling devices because they would starve or kill each other.

William E. Dailey Jr North Bennington Lord Shaftsbury United States Dailey Abraham Lincoln George Washington Vermont Faire Edwards Middlesex Mt. Anthony Union Union District Knoxville, Tenn Knox County Carl Food Food

Moon Shot debate to reexamine U S space program

A public meeting at Molly Stark School 7 30 p m opens a monthly series on space funding with Khrushchev remarks cited. The Illinoisan notes space committees should reevaluate the U S program and survey results from union district voters are being tabulated by Williams College Roper Center. Robert M Wilson of Pippin Knoll and a state education task force member will review findings for several school boards.

Molly Stark Union School Board Roper Opinion Research Center Williams College Robert M. Wilson Pippin Knoll State Education Task Force

Grass Fire Doused Near Clement Green Farm

Shafts bury Fire Department tackled a grass fire southwest of the Clement Green farm in Maple Hill. Reported by resident William Cross and by a state Forests and Parks Department fire patrol plane. Between a half acre and an acre burned.

Shaftsbury Clement Green Maple Hill William Cross State Forests and Parks Department

Informality Stressed At Gibney Testimonial Dinner

Town GOP Chair J Duncan Campbell promotes an unusually informal affair at the Gibney testimonial dinner. Wives of national and state leaders will table hop to meet attendees. notable guests include Mrs Ralph Foote and Mrs F Ray Keyser Jr and Vermont congressman Robert Stafford may attend. Tickets available from Mary Hodeck or GOP committee members. The event begins at 6 30 p m at Mt Anthony Country Club.

GOP James B Dash) Gibney J. Duncan Campbell Campbell Ralph A. Foote F. Ray Keyser Jr Ernor Winston L. Prouty U.S Washington Reid Lefevre Manchester Eugene V. Clark Bennington Joseph J. Caracciola Vermont Robert T. Stafford Mary Hodeck Republican Committee Mt. Anthony Country Club

Break-In At Pizza House Hits Jukebox And Change

Bennington Village Police report a break in at the Pizza House owned by Margaret Perzio on the corner of Gage and Stafford Streets. A back door was forced and cigarette machine and jukebox were broken open. Amount of cash not yet determined. Case under investigation.

Pizza House Gage and Stafford Streets Margaret Perzio Bennington Village

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