St Peter's Names New Director of Program
The Rev. Theodore I. Shatagin will join St. Peter's Parish as director of program on Oct. 15, succeeding the Rev. Herbert W. Sanderson who will become chaplain of Hoosac School in Hoosick, New York in mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore I. Shatagin
St. Peter’s Parish
Herbert W. Sanderson
Hoosac School
Hoosick
N.Y
Shatagin
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peter’s
Vermont
Detroit
Mich
Swarthmore
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Law School
University of Michigan
Rockefeller Brothers’ Fund
Yale Divinity School
New Haven
Conn
New England
Middle Atlantic
American Friends Service Committee
Yale
Diocese of
West Virginia
New River Convocation
Beck
Fr. Shatagin
Falls Student Wins Med School Scholarship
Miss Susan Kovage of Hoosick Falls NY wins a 2200 scholarship to Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons for study starting next week. She graduates with top honors from Skidmore College in biochemistry and will also receive a New York State scholarship. she was the first Skidmore student accepted to the medical college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Susan Kovage
Charles Kovage
Cummings St
Skidmore College
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York City
Kovage
Skidmore
Columbia Medical College
Health Professional Scholarship Fund
George A. Perrara
Kavage
New York State
Medical College
King Urges New Work Programs
Washington speech before the American Psychological Association. Dr. Martin Luther King criticized President Johnson and Congress for offering only trivial proposals to ease Black ghettos. He urged massive federal employment and housing programs and proposed a WPA like effort to provide jobs to all at skill level. He urged militant nonviolent civil disobedience to push government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Martin Luther King
Johnson
Congress
America
King
American Psychological Association
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Pine Crest hours changed and local notices
Bennington briefs announce Pine Crest hours 7 30 am to 6 30 pm daily with Saturday 7 30 am to 3 pm Sunday 3 to 6 30 pm closed Tuesdays Elwell's Diner back Sept 1 new hours 4 pm to 1 am Geneva Mande Piano Studio open for registration Aug 28 to Sept 2 9 am to 1 pm Fall term begins Sept 5. Citizens invited to join Taxpayers Association send name address and 2 annual dues to Robert Mayhew 207 Dewey St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Crest
Geneva Mande
The
Taxpayers Association
Robert Mayhew
Treas
Dewey St
Adv
Government Reorganization Urged for Vermont State Local
William F. Kearns urged Bennington Rotarians that Vermont state and local governments need reorganization. He outlined merging six agencies into a Department of Human Resources and other consolidations, plus advisory boards to streamline policy and reduce overlaps. He cited Little Hoover Commission to justify changes and urged better state local collaboration without cutting overall costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Kearns Jr
Bennington
Buckler
William F. Kearns
Vermont
Kearns
Little Hoover Commission
Vandalism Report at North Bennington Bank Window
State police said the First National Bank of North Bennington suffered a quarter inch plate glass door window hole in a drive in window Thursday night. Police and bank officials found no object inside the building to explain the break, and nothing inside was disturbed. The hole was not large enough for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
First National Bank of
Winhall Hosts White Elephant Sale Plans
Winhall Miss Jane Christopherson stays at Stone Haunt former Forest Farms on Pikes Falls Road. Recent guests include Miss Sue Mose and Miss Jane Mikolanec of Denver. Winhall Community School Club met at Mrs. Rose Dayton to plan the annual white elephant sale at Bondville Fair. Articles welcomed and may be left with Mrs. Dayton or Joyce's Beauty Parlor. Proceeds fund the hot lunch program at Winhall School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Christopherson
Stone Haunt
Forest Farms
Pikes Falls Road
Sue Mose
Jane Mikolanec
Denver
Colo
Winhall Community School Club
Rose Dayton
Bondville Fair
Joyce
Winhall School
Milwaukee March Ban Sparks Violent Protests and Arrests
Mayor’s 4 PM to 9 AM ban on marches drew Groppi and supporters to protest at St. Boniface. Police reported 137 arrests, injuries, arson, and rock throwing during two nights of violence on Milwaukee’s Polish south side. Mayor Maier called the ban an extreme measure against extreme danger.
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Groppi
St. Boniface
Maier
Margaret Hard Quotation From National Column
Margaret Hard of Vermont is cited in Bennett Cerf’s Try and Stop Me column syndicated nationwide. The Brattleboro Reformer notes her remarks about Uncle Edward, who brings back white kid gloves from travels, and their playful exchange over glove size five and a half versus six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hard
Vermont
Bennett Cerf
Brattleboro Reformer
Cerf
Johnny Appleseed
Edward
Concord Mayor Considers Higher Political Office
Concord Mayor J Herbert Quinn weighs a run for Congress governor or city council as his personal finances and family sacrifice shape the decision. He has faced past legal and political turmoil, including a 1960s dismissal and reinstatement, and notes a November shift to a city council manager system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
UPI
J. Herbert Quinn
Congress
Quinn
Norris Cotton
James Cleveland
Board of
Aldermen
Concord Monitor
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Senate
John W. King
Investigators Seek Cause In Skydiver Deaths
In Oberlin Ohio investigators probe a Lake Erie jump tragedy after 18 skydivers left a B 25 at an altitude over the lake. Survivors and officials dispute air traffic radar placements and say the plane was far over the water, complicating recovery of victims and the search for causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
UPD
Lake Erie
Norman Heaton
U.S. Parachute Association
National Transportation Board
Thomas McDill
Heaton
Pacific Groves
Calif
Bernard Johnson
West Ridgefield
Oberlin Control Center
Air Force
Allan Homestead
Search Plans Six Programs For Teen-Agers
Burlington News reports Search, a youth Christian movement, will run six programs in the Catholic Diocese of Burlington this year. Ten young adults will lead about 40 high school juniors and seniors, aided by a married couple, two nuns and two priests. The schedule opens Sept 8-10 at Camp Marycrest Grand Isle for girls, then two Strafford retreats in October for boys Oct 6-8 and girls Oct 27-29. A final Strafford boys gathering is set for Nov 17-19. Two spring 1968 meetings have no sites yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Camp Marycrest
Grand Isle
Gove Hill
Strafford
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Elwell’s
Lak
ZORN
ALL New High
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Henry
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Llydile
Nick Adams
Telasis
Karlofe
Winhall
John O. Slade
Milwaukee
Peru
Alice Dibble
Lance
Craig Fedor
USMC
Andrew Fedor
Donald Beers
Julius Beers
Londonderry
Fedor
Bainbridge
Annapolis
Beers
Camp LeJeune
N.C
DeNang
Vietnam
Chu-Lai
C. Lawrence Keller
Short Hills
N.J
Keller
Idaho
Janet Faunce
Dallas
Tex
Barbara Comfort
Landgrove
Susan Dibble
Inger Shaw
Wareham
Mass
Lester H. Nichols
Lester Hutchinson Nichols
E.L. Nichols
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
John Riddle
Lucien Loomis
Frank Riley
Lewis Dodge
James Vince
Maurice Douglass
Robert Stout
Merchants Bureau of
G,b,a
Baptist Church
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Y,m,c
Hanson-Walbridge
Nichols
Payne
Old Bennington Cemetery
Harte Theatre
Sean Connery
James Bond
Ian Fleming
Albert Broccol
Harry Saltzman
Panavision
Technicolor
E.T. Williams
Manchester
Michael Miller
Auto
Reuther
Chrysler
Prisioner
UAW
Lynn Townsend
Townsend
Chicago
Washington Post
Bennington Banner
Hines
Trelop Business Newsroom
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
U.S
Peggy Maclay
Beauty Shop
Fienberg
Metropolitan
Joseph H. Hall
Bennington Vt
Metropolitan Life
Muriel Resnik
Dorset Playhouse
Er Oneida
Main Street
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