Bennington youths receive suspended terms on court offenses
Seventeen year old Howard L Reynolds of Bennington, part of a trio charged with taking a car from Carmody-Simca Garrage, received a suspended 6 to 12 month sentence with probation and curfew. Companions Leslie H Aiken and Alvin R Aiken also faced charges. Reynolds must pay his share of repair costs. In Pownal, Bruce R Luciano, 16, pleaded guilty to procuring and consuming alcoholic beverages and was fined $20 plus costs. Anthony Gaudette, 21, of Manchester Depot pled guilty to amended breach of peace charges and was fined $25 plus costs.
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Windsor
George M. Fienberg
Department of Probation and Parole
Leslie H. Aiken
Alvin R. Aiken
Bennington
Reynolds
Atty
Margaret Lillie
Fienberg
Bruce R. Luciano
Alta
Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Racetrack
Laurence
Manchester Depot
Gaudette
John B. Harte
Herbert Hewes
Mary Ann Hewes
Harte
Law
Manchester
John Dd
George E. Bush
Dorset
William C. Keyes
No Plea Entered By Milne Escaping Prison
Rep. Donald G. Milne a Washington Republican entered no plea at municipal court arraignment on a charge of escaping from prison. Milne, 32, was remanded to Windsor State Prison in $50,000 bail for a Sept 7 appearance. He fled the Windsor Prison farm last Sunday and surrendered to Albany authorities the next day, waiving extradition. He was serving a four to six year sentence for forgery fraud and embezzlement in diverting $13,540 in client funds. The attorney said prosecutors will decide whether to press charges against two accomplices. If convicted he could face five more years.
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Milne
Windsor State
Vermont Young Republicans
Windsor
Albany
N.Y
James Wright
Rotary praises Burleigh at Bennington Club event
District Governor Joseph Burleigh, longtime Franklin High School principal with 27 years of perfect attendance, lauded Bennington Rotary Club for its many activities and forward looking community spirit. He praised Rotary’s 12,450 clubs worldwide and the organization’s ability to adapt to changing times. He highlighted the community service program as Rotary’s show window and noted ample opportunities for service.
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Joseph Burleigh
Bennington
Women of the Moose Auxiliary Meeting Notes
The Women of the Moose Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 8 p m in Moose Hall with Gladys Knapp as chair. Byron Harrington and wife will discuss their Mooseheart trip. A social hour follows. Mary Hier brings the surprise package. Jewelry sale planned for September. orders for the New England cookbook of meats are being taken.
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Women of the
Moose Auxiliary
Moose Hall
Gladys Knapp
Byron Harrington
Mooseheart
Moose Lodge
Mary Hier
Arlene Joseph
New England
Josie Baczek
Bennington Briefs Openings and Closings in Town
Dr. Salem's office will be closed from September 3 to 9 and Dr. Armstrong's office closed from September 6. Bob's Barber Shop opens September 3 at Gardner's Store in Pownal with a back to school special haircut for 1.25 dollars. Regular hours are Tuesday to Friday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Golden Cross sweet corn is available with delivery of large orders plus kindling and firewood. Andrew Crosier, Bennington, 442-4671.
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Bob’s
Gardner’s
Pownal
Golden Cross
Andrew Crosier
Bennington
Playful Crowning At Bennington Village Playground Night
The 1966 curtain closer for Bennington Village summer playground was Parents' Night held at Bennington Catholic High School. Awards and two Miss and two Mr. Playgrounds crowned from Memorial Park and Stark Street, with a two-hour talent show, crafts display, and ceremonies overseen by Mary Burgess.
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Bennington Village
Bennington Catholic High School
Memorial Park
Stark Street
Pam Hollister
Hector Stratton
Donna Ottaviano
Eddie Vosburgh
Mr. Playground
Stark Street Playground
Mary Burgess
Dennis Racicot
Theda Sansville
Gayle Racicot
Kathy
Michael Farrar
Pam Mears
Colleen Burgess
Theda Sausville
Cathy Cook
Mike Babcock
Dodie Fraser
Laura Hicks
Linda Hicks
Angie Ottaviano
Barbara Reilly
Teddy
Dodie Fraher
Mary Morrissey
Diane Davignon
Referendum Set on Lamb Wool Payments in Bennington County
A county referendum will run September 12 to 23 among Bennington County sheep and lamb producers to decide on continuing deductions from shorn wool and unshorn lamb payments under a marketing year 1969 agreement with the American Sheep Producers Council. Eligible voters include producers with sheep or lambs six months old for at least 30 consecutive days since January 1, 1966. Ballots and details will be mailed by September 9. ballots may also be cast at the county ASCS office, 310 Main St., Bennington, from September 12 to 23.
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Bennington County
Robert Graf
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
American Sheep Producers Council, Inc
Council For
Secretary of Agriculture
Graf
ASCS
Hawks
Main St
Bennington
Opening of Bennington District schools announced
Business Manager James Farmer outlined three school opening announcements for Bennington District. Third graders meet at the elementary multipurpose room or are escorted to the First Baptist Church. hot lunch starts Sept 14 due to state elections. elementary students should bring cold lunches Monday and Tuesday. Accident insurance will be available through principals.
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Bennington
James Farmer
First Baptist Church
Farmeer
Farmer
Dr Armstrong’s Office Closed For Sept Vacay
Dr. Armstrong’s office will be closed from Sept 6 and will reopen as usual Monday Sept 19. Contact North Bennington Elizabeth Dwyer at 442 4519 for updates. ADV
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Elizabeth Dwyer
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