Mt Anthony Board Moves to Address Rising Enrollment
Mt Anthony Union School District directors launched two programs amid rising enrollments in six member districts and plans for a joint Sept 30 meeting. A data committee will collect current figures and projections including Bennington parochial schools. A Oct 2 meeting with the Graded School District trustees is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington Southwest
Union High School
Bennington
Bennington High School
Benci
Paul E. Kirsch
Trict
Union Board
John H. Williams II
Bennington Parochial
Bennington Regional Planning Commission
John P. Morrissey
Hoff Fairbanks Morse Seek To Avert Plant Shutdown
In St Johnsbury three meetings with workers, officials and Gov. Hoff aim to keep the Fairbanks Morse plant open. Edw in F. Rousch pins options on modernizing in St Johnsbury, expanding facilities or closing with centralization elsewhere. Plant has posted multi year losses and already closed other plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Roland R. Watour
Hoff
Montpelier
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Fairbanks - Morse
Edwin F. Rousch
Rousch
Union
Freeport
Ill
Pomona
Calif
Stuttgart
Ark
Lyndon
Vermont Leaguers Sponsor Tour of United Nations
The Vermont League of Women Voters offers a two day U.N. headquaters trip for $35 with partial details on registration. The Oct 14 15 schedule includes a New York dinner guest list and insider briefings at the U.N. with tours and questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Leaguers
United Nations
Vermont League of Women Voters
Burlington
U.N
George Little
League
New York
Ward Phelps
Montpelier
Bennington
L. W. Gillette
Monument Road
Clarence Howard
Monument Ave
L. M. Jones
Fern St
Vergennes
Middlebury
Brandon
Rutland
Manchester Depot
Union and NET work to avert phone strike in Boston
In Boston negotiations continue between union leaders management and federal mediators to avert a strike by 12 000 telephone workers. An all day session yielded some progress as the International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers warned it could strike Monday if job reclassification and arbitration issues remain unsolved. The union covers NET T employers across New England excluding Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
NET & T
New England
Connecticut
Stock Averages Report at Noon From Albany
The Dow Jones Bache & Co. report at Albany shows 30 Industrials at 745.834 up 2.61, 20 Railroads at 173.16 up .20, 15 Utilities at 142.984 up .27, Composite average 264.26 up .69 and total sales 2,540,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Multiple Youths Face Fines In Vermont Municipal Court
A Bennington court fined several youths for traffic offenses. Christopher F. Marceau 20 of Elm Street paid 30.10 after pleading guilty to losing control on Vermont Route 9. Richard R. St. Pierre 18 of North AdamsMass paid 35.10 for driving to left of center on U.S. 7 in Shaftsbury. Patsy E. Pascarella 18 of Imperial Avenue pled no contest to speeding on Imperial Avenue and was fined 15.00 after a prior careless driving count was dropped. Stephen P. Hurley 18 of Pownal paid 20.10 for speeding on U.S. 7. William A. Slade 46 of Bondville pleaded guilty to defective equipment and received 15.10 fine. Elizabeth Thompson 19 of Depot Street pleaded guilty to driving without a learner permit on Vermont 67 and was fined 10.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Christopher F. Marceau
Elm St
Marceau
Atty
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Vermont
Richard R. St. Pierre
North Adams
Mass
St. Pierre
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Troy
N.Y
Patsy E. Pascarella
Imperial Avenue
Pascarella
Imerpial Avenue
Cummings
Stephen P. Hurley
Pownal
William A. Slade
Bondville
Winhall
Slade
Elizabeth Thompson
Depot St
Vermont 67
John P. Morrissey
Girl Injured by Car In North Bennington
A six year old North Bennington girl suffered injuries Thursday after running into the left rear door of a car driven by Ruth Jane Allen in North Bennington Main Street. Linda Briggs was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital with a concussion and leg injury and was admitted for observation. The incident remained under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Vermont
Linda Briggs
John Briggs
Ruth Jane Allen
Walloomsac
N.Y
Main Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Suspected Slayer Returns to Mass
An 18 year old AWOL sailor wanted in the Framingham Mass slayings waived extradition in Portland Municipal Court and was handed to Massachusetts authorities. Stanley N Garfield captured at a Scarborough roadblock, then driven three hours back to Framingham with state and local police escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Maine
Framingham
Mass
Portland
Massachusetts
Bay State
Stanley N. Garfield
Scarborough
John A. Cahalane
Massachusetts State Police
Joseph J. Tomasi
Robert M. Keefe
Framingham Police
Bennington Activities Include Y Rifle Meet and Community Updates
The YMCA Rifle Club will meet Saturday at the Y for outdoor practice. Vacancies exist in the Bennington Rural Kindergarten. Susan Smith has enrolled as a senior at Ottawa University. VFW Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. Lions Club gathers Tuesday at Knotty Pine for ladies’ night and sight-saving work. Conservation camp set for Rupert Mountain September 27-29. Junior Bowling starts September 28 at Bennington Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Rifle Club
Armory
Susan Smith
Forrest Smith
Morgan Street Extension
Ottawa
Kan
Bennington Lions Club
Knotty Pine
Fred Wilkins
Green Acres
Bruso
LeBlanc Avenue
Timothy Guetti
Michael Stratton
Lynne Bruso
Robert Carpenter
Richard Vallie
Merck Place
Rupert Mountain
Bennington Lanes
Kennedy urges end to fear as world faces new challenges
J F K Kennedy condemns oppression from Buddhist priests in South Vietnam to bans on Protestant missions and Polish exile Mindszenty. He recalls a 1959 General Assembly address noting fear but says new clouds are gathering over global liberty and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Legation
Budapest
General Assembly
Kennedy
Kennedy sees pause in cold war and urges cautious progress
In a United Nations appearance President Kennedy framed the nuclear test ban as a milestone in 17 years of arms control. He warned against overoptimism, saying two might have reached a pause in the cold war but urged bold, practical steps for cooperation and weapon control. The speech stressed measured hope and the need for concrete collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
United Nations
Bennington Committee Analyzes Local Manpower Needs
The Bennington Manpower Advisory Committee organized under Gov. Hoff met with the Vermont Employment Security Department to study area job training needs. The group will advise on programs under the federal Manpower Development and Training Act, with courses in Rutland and Burlington already completed and more planned locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Hoff
Bennington Manpower Advisory Committee
Department of Employment Security
DES
Employment Security Department
State Department of Education
Education Department
Rutland
Burlington
Bennington
John M. White
State Employment Department
Gordon Ladd
Lawrence Ward
John Barber
Pownal Center
Chester Montgomery
Shaftsbury
Clyde H. Bryant
Elbert H. Henry
Manchester
John C. Page
Garden Club Hears Talk On Edible Mushrooms
Mrs. Thomas Foster presented a program on edible mushrooms at the Bennington Garden Club meeting in the Old Bennington schoolhouse. She showed fungo specimens and books, noting 2000 edible varieties vs 70 poisonous. four local edible types were described and buyers are advised to purchase mushrooms at the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Foster
Bennington Garden Club
Bennington
T. Garry Buckley
Foster
Area Obituaries Feature Greek-Born Bennington Tailor
Gus George Sachles 74 longtime Bennington Cleaners owner dies after long illness at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Born in Mithy lene Greece in 1889 he studied at Wesleyan and ran tailoring businesses in New Jersey before settling in Bennington in 1936. Survivors include wife two daughters grandchildren and brothers. Funeral at St Peters Episcopal Church with burial at Park Lawn Cemetery. Edith Vaughan Dunbar 91 Vermont author and linguist dies in Manchester after brief illness. She translated two French books and coauthored works with Louis Flanders. Survived by son and granddaughter. funeral at St James Church Arlington with burial at Dellwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus George Sachles
Bennington Cleaners
North Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sachles
Mitylene
Greece
George and
Sappho Chavoures Sables
Middletown
Conn
U.S
Dean Acheson
New Jersey
Connecticut
Sachles
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Lodge F&am
St. Basil's Church of
Troy
N.Y
Andromache Psomas
Peter
Effie) Kapetan
John
Helen) Nikitas
East Greenbush
Andrea
Karen
Janna
Michael
Mitchell Sachlos
Saybrook
Gibney
Manchester
Edith Vaughan
Flanders) Dunbar
Dunbar
Flanders
Europe
America
Louis W. Flanders
Simeon Ide
Yeoman
Chester
A, B
Sarah A. (Ide) Flanders
White River Junction High School
Burlington
Bishop Hopkins Hall
Berlitz School of Languages
New York City
Francis W. Dunbar
Dover
N.H
Chicago
Vermont
Columbia University
New York Genealogical and Biographical
Women’s Descendants of the Ancient Honorable Artillery Co
The
Magna Charta Dames
Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims
St. James Episcopal Church
Arlington
Francis F. Dunbar
Marcia W. Dunbar-Soule
South Kent
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
U.S. 7
Clement G. Belcher
Dellwood Cemetery
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report
Admissions include Miss Linda Briggs North Bennington Mrs Glenn Minogue Peter A Carpenter Mrs June Knapp Bennington Nicholas Penna East Dorset Discharges include Vincent Costantino Hoosick Mrs Denise Sweeney North Bennington Births announce a son for Mr and Mrs John G Eckhardt Manchester and a son for Mr and Mrs John M Cooney Hoosick Falls on Sept 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Briggs
North Bennington
Glenn Minogue
Peter A. Carpenter
June Knapp
Bennington
Nicholas Penna
East Dorset
Vincent Costantino
Hoosick
Denise Sweeney
John G. Eckhardt
Manchester
John M. Cooney
Hoosick Falls
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Mt. Anthony
Fairbanks-Morse
YMCA
Janet Flynn
School of Baton
Flynn
Union, Management
H. Greenberg & Son
Main St
RT. 7 North
North
Alfred Scott
First Baptist Church
Hubbard
Grimm
Bennington Briefs
Earl W. Williams
Weeks Street
Wilmington
Londonderry
Park Street
Robert Chant
Sandra
Altadena
VFW
Lillian Bourassa
J.F.K. Forsesees
Riley
TAC
John H. Williams
Marian Taylor
Taylor
Garden Club
Haynes & Kane Funeral Home
Park Lawn Cemetery
Edith V. Dunbar
Gus G. Sachlos
Coronet
Dick Scarafoni
FORD
Noveckshultz
Belgium
Noveckshultz. Inc
Rennington VT
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