Two-Year Labor Pact Signed At the College
North Bennington officials announce the signing of a two year contract between the college and Local 170 of the Building Service Employees International Union. The agreement runs from July 1 to June 30, 1966 and covers about 80 non administrative staff. Wages rise from 16 to 18 cents per hour with enhancements in vacations insurance and holidays. Police investigate the disappearance of a wallet containing about 100 dollars believed lost between the post office and Town Building belonging to Mrs. Richard Hunt of Lyons District. Chief Edward L. Silver asks for information on the wallet or money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington College
Building and Service Employes International Union
Beseiu
Glen Linihan
Stanley R. Pike
Patrick Giglio
Bseiu Council 23
Ned Winslow
Walter J. Butler
Bseiu International
Thomas Slattery
Edrie Jones
Joseph Parry
Ralph Larson
Gloria Gil
William Keen
Hagerman
North Bennington
Building Service Employes International Union
Deoe
Bennington Village
Richard Hunt
Lyons District
Edward L. Silver
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Events and Notices
Bennington residents attend New York World's Fair Monorail ride with John C Kornitzer and David Levy. Charles Fisher joins Vermont State Agricultural School reunion at Lamont cottage Lake Champlain. Local liquor outlet correction. Bennington's leads state sales. Open house marks Francis Stemp 25th anniversary. Mt Anthony Lodge invites Rainbow Assembly installation with Nancy Humphrey to become worthy advisor. VFW Auxiliary meet notes Edna Lloyd departure. Jack Harrington to Boston for art school. BK Heath project at YMCA address. Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree plan for Oct state convention in Bennington. Mrs Doris Tomasi hospitalized. Dr Shea’s Saturday clinic updated. ADV Sept 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Fisher
Safford Street
Vermont State Agricultural School
Lamont Cottage
Long Point
Lake Champlain
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
Mt. Anthony
F&am
Bennington Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Nancy E. Humphrey
VFW
North Street
Edna Lloyd
Bennington
Schenectady
Knights of Columbus
James Ouimet
K of C Hall
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Across Several Communities
Admissions list includes Raymond Weeks Manchester Depot Master Mark Kane North Truro Mass Bette Becker Searsburg Janet Peabody Cambridge N Y Edward Sweeney North Bennington Discharges include Master Michael Oatman Burlington Raleigh Tauro Hoosick Falls Scott Tinkham Agnes Pietryka and Joan Babcock Bennington Anna Lippert North Hoosick Births record a daughter for Mr and Mrs Raymond Hurley Star Route Bennington dated Sept 17 and a son for Mr and Mrs William Adams Wilmington dated Sept 17.
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Raymond Weeks
Manchester Depot
Mark Kane
North Truro
Mass
Bette Becker
Searsburg
Janet Peabody
Cambridge, N.Y
Edward Sweeney
North Bennington
Michael Oatman
Burlington
Raleigh Tauro
Hoosick Falls
Scott Tinkham
Agnes Pietryka
Joan Babcock
Bennington
Anna Lippert
North Hoosick
Raymond Hurley
Star Route
William Adams
Wilmington
Funerals for Remi Daudelin and Mrs John Harris Held at Sacred Heart
The funeral for Remi Daudelin who died suddenly at Putnam Memorial Hospital was a requiem high Mass at Sacred Heart Church offered by Rev. Joseph Wises man with a prayer at Mahar & Son Funeral Home. Relatives came from Winooski Essex Junction Richmond and Burlington. The funeral for Mrs John Harris formerly Edna Baker was held at Sacred Heart Church with a requiem high Mass by Rev. Lawrence McAuliffe and prayers at Mahar & Son Funeral Home. Relatives came from Manchester Shaftsbury North Bennington East Dorset Benson Albany and Cambridge New York.
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Remi Daudelin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Wisesman
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Patrick Devlin
John Wood
James Sleeman
William Colvin
Harold Colvin
Arthur Lemieux
Lawes Rence McAuliffe
Park Lawn Cemetery
Father McAuliffe
Winooski
Essex Junction
Richmond
Burlington
John Harris
Edna Baker
Raymond LeBarron
Gage St
Lawrence McAuliffe
Fred Kenyon
George Peacock
William J. Hurley
Bernard A. McCarthy
Edward G. Woodard
Fred J. Dr
Governor Hoff Criticizes Vermont Vocational Education Efforts
Vermont Governor Hoff described the state as “woefully weak” in vocational education and urged matching $500,000 in federal aid to upgrade facilities. He proposed selecting three or four areas to develop strong programs to attract industry, noted progress in natural resources, employment, and deficit reduction, and advocated expanding a student loan program to cover all college years and postgraduate study. He also opened with a critique of the national GOP presidential candidate.
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Vermont
Hoff
Colege
GOP
Sen
Golde
Bond Vote Tactics Move Ahead With Plans And Federal Aid
School board advances with preliminary architectural plans to keep a bond vote on track while seeking federal aid details. The district eyes moving the state depot site and schedules meetings with vocational education officials to assess the impact of new federal aid on its Mt Anthony Union School regional center designation.
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Union
Barton L. Jenks
State Highway Department
Soldiers’ Home
Jenks
Highway Department
Vocational Education Division
State Education Department
Union School
State Board of Education
Mt. Anthony Union School
Union District
VIP Hoff Rift Widens Over Vermont Party Loyalty
In Montpelier UPI reports a deepening rift between Gov. Philip Hoff and the Vermont Independent Party. VIP co founder T Garry Buckley accuses Hoff of lacking courage and words kept. Hoff calls VIP malcontents and endorses only the Democratic ticket. Democratic candidate Bernard O Shea attacks Rep Robert Stafford over Goldwater ties. Rutland Mayor John Daley warns full time lieutenant governorship could spark chaos.
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GOP
Hoff
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Buckley
Ralph A. Foote
Vermont
President Johnson
Citizens Party
Barry Goldwater
Bernard O’shea
O’shea
Bennington
Boutin To Speak At Barree Dinner Honoring Hoff
Barre Laconia official Boutin will headline a $5 per plate Democratic dinner in the Barre Auditorium. The event on September 26 raises funds for the Lamoille Caledonia Orange and Washington Counties committees to honor Gov. Hoff. Toastmaster William J. Ryan, Vermont’s new Democratic National Committeeman, introduces the speaker.
Bennington Forms Local Heart Unit Under Vermont Association
A steering committee at Putnam Memorial Hospital organized a Bennington unit of the Vermont Heart Association. The voluntary group aims to improve public understanding of heart health and promote association benefits. Members include Dr. Arthur Faris chairing the education committee and Mrs. Joseph Wassick as president alongside regional association staff.
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Bennington Area
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Vermont Heart Association
Heart Association
The
Arthur S. Faris
Shaftsbury
Joseph Wassick
Main St
Horace Brown
American Heart Association
Mary Hanrahan
Berla Casheman
VHA
Arlington man found guilty of driving under the influence
A nine woman twelve man jury in Arlington convicted Oscar A. Thomas, 49, of DUI after three hours of testimony. Prosecutors cited signs of intoxication and a prior Librium warning while defense argued no intoxication. Sentencing was deferred for 30 days to appeal.
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Oscar A. Thomas
Arlington
Thomas
George M. Fienberg
Atty
R. Marshall Wite
Joseph O’neill
Rutland
O’neill
Harvey Jones
Gordon Adams
Jones
East Arlington
James P. O’neil
Bennington County
Adams
O’neil
Clarence Nichols
Arlington Road
Arthur Skidemore
Roy Cole
Walter Oskirko
Battenkill
Equipment estimates for Norshaft High seek real cost
Mt Anthony Union School Board News notes miscalculations in the proposed Norshaft High School budget. The majority report underestimates movable equipment aid and overvalues existing NBHS assets, arguing a realistic equipment total should approach 100000 dollars for 1966 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norshaft High
Milford
N.H
Norshaft
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Bennington Briefs
John C. Kornitzer
Scott Street
David Levy
Francis Stemp
North Branch Street
Jack Harrington
Elmer C. Harrington
Boston
New England School of Art
Bennington High School
Banner
Co Ymca
Room
Huntington Ave
Francis C
Doris
Masi
Donald Shea
Sculpture Editions Ltd
Corner No
Pleasant St
North Hoosick, N.Y
Df Luxe
Anavision
United Artists
Technicolor
Techniscope
Oya Nema le
Unsinit
Moey
Ero Reynolds
Presnell Panavision’& Metrogolor
Africa
Wwee
Ivan Tors
Ige
Anal J
Metrocolor
Coming Robin & the
7 Hoods
Bennington, VT
Labor
Richard Snelling
Snelling
Ralph Foote
Foote
Goldwater
Bernard O’ Shea
Congress
Frederick Fayette
U.S. Senate
Winston L. Prouty
Fayette
Ronald E. Cohen
Boutin
Laconia
New Hampshire
John F. Kennedy
Bernard L. Boutin
Heart Fund
NBHS
Dunham’s Cider Mill
Eagle Bridge, N.Y
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Harte Theatre
Bennington, VI
Rehard Burton JA Gardner
Deborah Kerr
SE Lyon
Metro Goldwyn: Maer and
Seven Arts Productions
Richard Burton
Ganth
Putney, VA
Santa Claus
Reindeer
U.S.5
Interstate 91
Putney
Manchester, Vermont
Emily Winthrop Miles
Primitives
Stuart Eldredge
Guy Hughes
Arthur Jones
Eleanor Maurice Roland Tiemann
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