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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1967
Page
6
Arlington Memorial High School suffered multiple window breaks during a late Saturday night vandalism spree. Principal William Towne said the incident was the first truly destructive event at the school and is under investigation. The building was unused at the time.
Ten year old Gary Aldrich of Troy was accidentally shot on Babcock Lake Road in Hoosick Town. Arthur Wager 14 faced no charges as the Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Department investigated the A22 rifle incident. Aldrich was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital for a non serious upper leg wound and kept for observation. Deputies Hasbrouck Leavenworth and Kivlin, plus state police and BCI, assisted in the investigation.
WGY radio announcer Don Tuttle will speak at the Bennington County banks hosted 4-H Leaders Dinner on November 8. The event at Paradise Restaurant begins at 7 p.m. The dinner honors adult 4-H leaders and is sponsored by five county banks under the Vermont Bankers Association.
Manchester Nine Girl Scouts from Troop 232 joined A Happen ing in the Arts at South Burlington High School for a four hour Cadette program featuring creative writing art appreciation music and puppetry culminating in a hootenanny led by Mrs Dan Noble of Barnumville Road. UNICEF drive planned Tuesday night at St Pauls RC Church youth event to aid children abroad. Rutland police report a two car crash Saturday night involving Burr and Burton students from Manchester injuring several youths with total damage about 1600.
A $300 stereo amplifier disappeared last Saturday from the Empire Audio Exchange and Stereo Center and reappeared at the owner's home with a note apologizing. The note warned the owner to watch the front door to prevent future thefts.
Marylen O'Brien went to a neighbor’s home to complain about a dog bite on her 77-year-old son. By the time the owner answered, she had been bitten herself, the dog striking again.
Shushan Grange will hold an information meeting on the New York constitution on November 2 at 8 p.m. in the grange hall. Attorney Livingston T. Coulter and Judge John Day Briggs will explain the constitution. A question and answer period and refreshments will follow.
Trustees of the Steamtown Foundation elected Edgar T. Mead Jr. of Londonderry as chairman. An analyst and stock broker, Mead wrote Over the Hills to Woodstock and is a member of the Bond Club and security analyst groups. His first act as chairman affirms Steamtown’s future and the late F Nelson Blount’s plans.
Strikes Splits and Spares lists team results with scores in a bowling standings snapshot. Key teams include Heald Plastics Prince's Pin Jims Lou Lous Fashion Fair and USWA Bowlerettes with varied tallies and high scores by A Collins E Hyjek S Peabody. Standings show Star Electric Inc Bijurettes at 189% 171% and 10% respectively.
Williams College President John E. Sawyer urged the campus community to preserve orderly open discussion amid disruptions on campuses. He warned that banning or curtailing dialogue harms academic life and a free society, stressing the duty of all members to maintain dignified debate.
Harriette Lyon reports the fourth and final session for new leaders takes place at 7 30 tonight in the North Bennington Congregational Church parlor. All new leaders should attend. Parents are invited to a Halloween costume parade Tuesday at 2 pm in the North Bennington School gym with costumes masks crafted in art classes. Cider and cookies will be served in the children's home rooms after the parade.
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