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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1966

Page

10

Department Affirms Equipment Order for Mt Anthony High

Cola D Watson acting director of vocational education said state aid for vocational equipment will be available for Mt Anthony Union High School when its program becomes fully operational next September. He noted earlier that resources would not permit equipping Mt Anthony and three other centers for two years without more funds, spoken at a Woodstock workshop of the Associated Industries of Vermont.

Cola D. Watson State Department of Education Mt. Anthony Union High School Associated Industries of Vermont Woodstock Watson Mt. Anthony Bennington Howard F.keleley Banner Department of Education Kelley Glenn Bronson Montpelier Springfield Newport Derby Lamoille Philip H. Hoff East Main St Hoff Vermont Union School

Widow Swindled In Burlington by Bank Inspector Scam

A 67 year old Burlington widow was duped of 1800 dollars by a caller posing as a bank inspector named Brown. He urged her to withdraw funds from Burlington Savings Bank and to verify the tale with police. The ruse continued with a second withdrawal threatened, but police intervened and she kept the second sum.

Burlington UPT Robert Abare Brown Burlington Savings Bank Abare

Obituary and wartime notes from Bennington area

The notice reports the death of Mrs. Rose Dailey of Bennington and North Bennington, with funeral arrangements by Mahar and Son Funeral Home and services planned for St John the Baptist Church. It also details 2nd Lt. Harry E. Rodman Jr.’s graduation with honors at Laredo AFB and transfer to Perrin AFB, plus Vermont education funding discussions for Mt Anthony and Hoff’s pledge to provide equipment aid on time.

Schenectady N.Y Rose Dailey Joseph M. Dailey Bennington North Bennington St. Clare’s Hospital Mahar & Son Funeral Home St. John the Baptist Church St. John’s Cemetery Harry E. Rodman Jr Fred H. Grant Laredo Texas Rodman Judith Grant Air Force USAF Sheppard Afb Perrin Afb Rodmans Denison

Antique Show and Sale At Bennington Church

The eighth annual Antique Show and Sale by the Women’s Fellowship of Sec ond Congregational Church opens Thursday Oct 6 at 10 a.m. in Bennington as part of the Fall Foliage Festival. It runs through Saturday with hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday. The dining room serves snacks daily 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and dinners Thursday and Friday 5:30 to 7 p.m. prepared by church women. Dealers collectors and hobbyists join the event.

Robert C. Brewster Manchester Center Second Congregational Church Ringheiser Women’s Fellowship of the

Scout Dog Tiger Dies After Ambush Near Saigon

In Vietnam, scout dog Tiger and his handler SP4 Jerry L. Brown helped alert a 200 man American unit to 300 North Vietnamese troops in the Central Highlands during Operation Paul Revere. Tiger was killed by a bullet, Brown wounded but evacuated to Camp Zama, Japan. The incident underscores the dangers faced by scout dogs and their handlers in Vietnam.

AN Khe South Viet Nam UPI U.S 1St Air Cavalry Division 1St Cav Saigon 2Nd Battalion 12Th Cavalry Tiger Jerry L. Brown McComb Thomas J. McCarren Bruce E. Wilson Teddy D. Hampton Brown Camp Zama Japan

Airman Lukken Promoted in Okinawa Update

Bennington briefs note Airman 2.C. Thomas E. Lukken son of Mrs A Visto of 309 Elm St was promoted to Air man 1.C and is stationed with the U S Air Force in Okinawa. Lawrence H. McGaughey of 304 Jefferson Heights received a Trustee scholarship at Boston University School of Law for 1966 67.

Thomas E. Lukken A. Visto Elm St U.S. Air Force Okinawa Lawrence H. McGaughey Jefferson Heights Boston University School of Law Boston Hamiltons Faye Miss Hamilton Bennington High School Berklee School of Music Forbes Hall Beacon St Mass

Program Explored To Acquaint Students with Area Industries

A luncheon meeting of Mt. Anthony Union School District officials and Bennnington area industrial reps, under the Greater Benninton Association, discussed a cooperative career guidance program. The group formed a committee to study scope and operations, aiming to help students both college bound and not, as well as adults seeking new skills, with plans to meet again next Tuesday. The program would expose students to diverse local industries and address basic business understanding, not limited to immediate area jobs.

Greater Woodstock Associated Industries of Vermont Bennington Tomas D. Cook Jr H.T. Cushman Mfg. Co

Bennington School Board Meets Tonight for Bond Plan Review

The Bennington School District board meets at 7 p.m. to discuss a bond issue for a new elementary school and to review fourth grade class adjustments at Molly Stark and Bennington Elementary. Also on the agenda are reports on the Cooperative Project for Curriculum Development and enrollment at the Red Brick School for retarded children, plus committee briefing on local plant tours and the Prep Club program.

Bennington Citizens Committee Molly Stark John G. Heerlihy Cooperative Project Red Brick Mt. Anthony Union

Bennington Court Hears Not Guilty Plea Continuation

Wayne F Morse 38 pleads not guilty on seven charges after a Woodford shooting. Douglas H Britch 33 recovering from a shoulder wound at Albany Medical Center is named as the victim. Morse faces counts including assault with intent to kill and being armed with a dangerous weapon.

Bennington Municipal Court Wayne F. Morse Woodford Albany Medical Center Douglas H. Britch Rollin St Morse Britch Douglas Britch O’ Morse Milton Pinsker George M. Fienberg Raymond J. Myers Bennington Myers Atty. Pinsker William Rogers Brandon Karl Harrington Harrington Morrissey Stephen Kauppi Pownal Center Main Street Kauppi Robert E. Cummings Jr

Premature birth defies odds via intrauterine transfusions

Nicole Ouellette, born at Boston University Hospital after two intrauterine transfusions, survived a serious Rh incompatibility affecting her siblings. Under Dr. Sidney Brodie's team, seven exchanges were performed to restore blood, with ongoing care over 36 hours and weeks to follow. An earlier Rhode Island mother faced repeated pregnancies with this fatal disease, culminating in Nicole's birth and improving prognosis.

Boston UPI Boston University Hospital Nicole Ouellette Nicole Claire Ouellette Tiverton R.I Sidney Brodie

Theft of 1700 Dollars From Church Rectory

Police investigate a 1700 dollar theft at St. Francis de Sales church rectory on West Main Street. Entry was through the back door between 5 and 6 p.m. funds were offerings in a file cabinet. No suspects named. police say security lapses allowed the robbery to occur unnoticed.

Catholic Daughters of America St. Francis de Sales West Main Street William H. Fox Fox

Beginning of Fall Equinox Described in Simple Terms

The article explains the equinox as the sun crossing the celestial equator. It notes that the sun now travels along the equatorial circle and that day and night are equal in length. It emphasizes the alignment of the ecliptic and the equator and the Earth's position beneath the celestial equator.

Earth

Gov spending projected for Vermont two year plan

Vermont faces a general fund need of 109.5 million dollars for the next two years to maintain current programs. Assistant Budget Director Ronald Crisman told the Legislative Council Tax Committee the figure is about 13 million more than the 1965 allotment and reflects added cost factors. He noted future programs were not included and would require action.

Congress Johnson Viet Nam United States Paul VI Assisant Ronald Crisman Legislative Council William Miller Princeton N.J Miller Vermont

Stock Averages Dow Jones and Co Albany Noon Sept 21 1966

The Dow Jones industrials stand at 800.55, down 5.46. 20 railroads at 198.19, down 1.42. 15 utilities at 128.18, down .25. composite at 279.65, down 1.55. Trading volume totals 2,080,000.

Dow-Jones—Bache & Co Albany

Hospital Notes Tuesday Sept 20 1966 Admissions list

Hospital records show admissions including Theodore Rogers Barbara McLenahan Nora Tetreault from Bennington Leona Betit Whit ingham and Alva Taft Dorset Robert Wilcox Pownal Discharges include Roger Plante Weymouth Mass and Bonnie Hall Shaftsbury. ISE ME

Theodore Rogers Barbara McLenahan Nora Tetreault Bennington Leona Betit Whitingham Alva Taft Dorset Robert Wilcox Pownal Roger Plante Weymouth Mass Bonnie Hall Shaftsbury

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