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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1966

Page

12

Fire District Okays Tax Prepayment

Bennington Rural Fire District approves advance tax payments as 1966 bills await final Grand List figures. Residents may mail payments to Treasurer Eleanor B. Moore, with receipts issued. Any overpayments credited to 1967 bills. underpayments due when final bills are issued.

Bennington Prudential Committee Eleanor B. Moore Hicks Ave Michael J. Hogan Jr North Bennington Old Bennington

Snelling outlines road funding and tax reform plan

Snelling argues for building two U S 7 lanes now with state funds and two later with federal match, hoping for federal funding expansion. He cites 764 miles of critically deficient roads needing $400 million and urges Congress to indicate an interstate funding path. He proposes a sales tax only for basic necessities, with revenues to cut property taxes and boost local education, pending a legislative tax study committee report.

Snelling Congress U.S. 7 Highway Department

Area Obituaries: Greene Cyril and Young Notices in Rutland Dorset

Memorial service for Mrs M Darwin Greene 68 of 164 N Church St Rutland at Congregational Church officiated by Rev Donald W W Morgan. Cremation at Gardner Earl Crematory Troy with burial Greenwood Cemetery St Albans. Sister Helen Bowen sole survivor. Flowers omitted, contributions to Vermont Heart Fund. Sister M Cyril Delia Murphy died at Mount St Joseph Convent age 79. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday in convent chapel. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Miss Myrtle Alice Young 62 died after lingering illness in Dorset born Passaic New Jersey. Smith College graduate 1926 studied at Columbia Oberlin St Lawrence. Taught social studies in New York state then Dorset retire 1958. Survived by brother Russell Young, Santa Monica. Cremation body later memorial service.

Rutland M. Darwin Greene N. Church St Congregational Church Donald W.W. Morgan Gardner Earl Troy N.Y Greenwood Cemetery St. Albans Greene Rutland Hospital M. Cyril Delia Murphy Mount St. Joseph Convent Coolawalla Cross Ireland Sisters of St. Joseph Brattleboro Bennington Cyril M. Canice St. Joseph Convent Flushing William Mooney Englewood N.J Timothy Murphy Convent Chapel Calvary Cemetery Dorset Myrtle Alice Young Passaic John Alice (Collinge) Young Smith College Columbia University Oberlin College St. Lawrence University New York State Russell Kennedy Young Santa Monica Calif

Marlboro College Trustee Named to National Library Commission

President Lyndon B. Johnson appointed Dr. Caryl P. Haskins a Marlboro College trustee and Washington, D.C. educator and research scientist to the new National Library Commission. Haskins, long a Marlboro trustee since 1962, also leads the Carnegie Institution of Washington and has held roles with OSRD, the Defense and State departments, and the President’s Science Advisory Committee.

Marlboro Lyndon B. Johnson Marlboro College Caryl P. Haskins Washington, D.C Carnegie Institution of Washington National Library Commission Haskins General Electric Corporation OSRD Army and Navy Secretary of Defense Secretary of State Carnegie Institution Pacific Science Center Asia Foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York Yale

Vermont faces manpower gaps and draft pressures

The meeting split on growing own workers versus importing labor. Maj. Merton Ashton noted Vermont draft calls for October and November nearly triple August and September, warning that apprentices, students and some married men may feel the pinch as the Development Department cites Toledo's Operation Native Son as a model for local adaptation.

Toledo, Ohio Loveless Vermont Merton Ashton U.S.A Vermont Selective Service Maj Ashton

Accidents Investigated In Bennington Village Police Reports

A spate of one driver and two car crashes continued this week as Bennington Village police investigated incidents on South Street Silver Street East Main Street North Street and at the South Elm corner. Vehicles from Gas Construction Co Holyoke Mass and drivers August J Pasquini Alsie Dockum Paul Garrison Erlon Broomhall James F Leahey and James F Nelson are named along with others in separate fender bender reports. State police investigated Shaftsbury and Dorset incidents including Eleanor J Lawrence Earl Brencheley Michael W Jewett and a westbound trailer with a major crash.

Bennington Village South Street William Klawster Williamsport Gas Construction Company Holyoke Mass August J. Pasquini Silver Street Aisie Dockum North Branch Street Paul Garrison Imperial Avenue East Main Street Michael Woodward McKinley St Ralph Werstgen Bronx N.Y Gage Werstgen Woodward Erlon Broomhall Shaftsbury North Street John Kornitzer Scott St Broomhall South Elm Streets James F. Leahey North Adams Ohio James F. Nelson Elm Leahey Dorset U.S. 7 Eleanor J. Lawrence 38

Funeral for Francis J. Reilly Held at St. Francis de Sales

The funeral service for Francis J. Reilly was held this morning at St. Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis B. Flanagan. A prayer service preceded the Mass at Mahar & Son Funeral Home. Bearers included Chester Mallory Virginia N Perrotta Sr Thomas Madden and Floyd Harmon. Relatives from Windsor and nearby areas attended. burial followed in Park Lawn Cemetery with the Msgr. Flanagan leading committal prayers.

Francis J. Reilly St. Francis de Sales Church Francis B. Flanagan Mahar & Son Funeral Chester Mallory Virginia N. Perrotta Sr Thomas Madden Floyd Harmon Richard McGowan Park Lawn Cemetery Msgr Flanagan Windsor

Vermont education seeks 4.5 million for five more vocational centers

Vermont's Department of Education lacks funds to equip four regional vocational centers under construction in Bennington, Springfield, Newport Derby and Lamoille County. It plans to ask the Legislature for 4.5 million to build and equip five additional centers, each costing 900 thousand dollars, amid a statewide manpower shortage. Gov Hoff proposed applying surplus funds to expand the Vermont Technical Institute or improve high school vocational programs, while experts urged broad general vocational training and long term skill foundations.

Woodstock Vermont Department of Education Associated Industries of Vermont AIV Woodstock Inn Cola D. Watson State Department of Education Watson Bennington Springfield Newport Derby Lamoille County Hoff Vermont Technical Institute Randolph Henry Walker Orleans Manufacturing Co Orleans Henry J. O’donnell III O’ Donnell O’donnell

Belgium Study Plans for Dianne Dunican

Miss Dianne C. Dunican daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester R Dunican of 262 Union St is slated to depart October 29 aboard the Queen Elizabeth for Belgium to study at the University of Louvain for her junior year She attended the College of Our Lady of the Elms Chicopee Mass and St Luke's High School Hohokus N J before graduating in 1964 from Bennington Catholic High School In Vermont an allotment of 711000 in federal funds was reported for the next fiscal year John A Conway Vermont supervisor in the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training explained the aim of the spending noting potential tax returns from wage improvements and an average MDTA trainee cost of about 500 Officials added manpower shortages and low unemployment have affected trainee quality since 1963 and expect training costs to rise The program includes auto mechanics cooks licensed practical nurses welders plumbers and basic education literacy training

Dianne C. Dunican Chester R. Dunican Union St Belgium College of Our Lady of the Elms Chicopee Mass University of Louvain Leuven St. Luke’s High School Hohokus N.J Benenington Catholic High School Vermont John A. Conway Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training U.S. Department of Labor MDTA

Stock Averages at Noon September 16, 1966

The Dow Jones industrials, railroads and utilities posted mixed values at noon. The composite average stood at 284.63 with a volume of 2,400,000 shares. Industrials were at 816.98, railroads 201.65, utilities 129.36.

Dow-Jones—Bache & Co Albany

Bennington Briefs on Potters and Local Happenings

Miss Sally Potter daughter of Mr and Mrs Burton W Potter of Elm Street left Tuesday for New Haven Conn where she is enrolled at Albertus Magnus College majoring in languages Her parents accompanied her to New Haven and attended a social for freshmen and parents They were also Tuesday visitors of Mr and Mrs Richard Krug in Kensington Conn formerly of Bennington Bennington selectmen named Mrs Clarence E Howard town chairman of UN Day observances with plans for the October 24 event Green Mountain Extension Homemakers Club will hold its first fall meeting at the home of president Mrs Ethel Waite Monday night at 730.

Sally Potter Burton W. Potter Elm Street New Haven Conn Albertus Magnus College Potters Richard Krug Kensington Bennington Clarence E. Howard Monument Avenue Extension Howard Green Mountain Extension Homemakers Club Ethel Waite

Hospital Notes September 15, 1966 Admissions and Births

Hospital notes list admissions Marie Maynard Mary Strever Beatrice Brown Bennington Marie Cluett Hoosick Falls discharges Marie Hoard North Bennington Mrs Patricia Cepela and daughter Christine Bentley Manchester Depot Mrs Sherrill Snow and daughter East Arlington Timothy Holzhauer Hoosick Births Mr and Mrs William Harrington Gore Road a daughter Sept 15.

Marie Maynard Mary Strever Beatrice Brown Bennington Marie Cluett Hoosick Falls Marie Hoard North Bennington Patricia Cepela Christine Bentley Manchester Depot Sherrill Snow East Arlington Timothy Holzhauer Hoosick William Harrington Gore Road

Three motor vehicle cases heard by Bennington court

Acting Judge John P. Morrissey presided at Bennington Municipal Court this morning over three speeding and careless driving cases. Howard M. Jackson, 20, of Pittsfield Mass pleaded guilty to speeding on U S 7 in Pownal Sept 11 and was fined 36 plus costs due to prior violations. Patrick J. Gray, 21, of Williamstown Mass, no contest to violation of the law with accident resulting on Vt 9 in Woodford Sept 10, and fined 50 including costs. Oscar F. Capin, 19, of Manchester Depot pleaded guilty to careless and negligent driving with accident resulting on Kirby Hollow Road in Dorset Sept 7, fined 35 including costs.

Bennington John P. Morrissey Howard M. Jackson Pittsfield Mass U.S. 7 Pownal Jackson Patrick J. Gray Williamstown Vt. 9 Woodford Oscar F. Capin Manchester Depot Kirby Hollow Dorset

Unemployment In Bennington County Taps 2.3 Percent

The Vermont Department of Employment Security reports Bennington County unemployment at about 2.3 percent, roughly 300 people, with estimated total employment around 12,450. The labor supply remains tight until fall seasonal loosening, while job openings exceed registered jobseekers. Brattleboro 1.9 percent and Rutland County 3.1 percent.

Montpelier Bennington Department of Employment Security Department Bennington County Green Mountain Park Pownal Brattleboro Rutland County

Constellations Visible Low In Evening Sky From West To East

In the early evening southern sky from west to east the visible constellations are Scorpius Sagittarius Capricornus Pisces and Aquarius all along the ecliptic in the zodiac. Sagittarius is the most prominent nearly due south and the teapot asterism sits uppermost in the constellation. The teapot’s western part forms the archer’s bow and arrow aimed at the scorpion.

Scorpius Sagittarius Capricornus Pisces Aquarius

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