Bennington Court Actions Include Guilty Pleas and Warrants
In Bennington District Court Judge John P. Morrissey presided as Danny Goss of Hillsboro NH pleaded not guilty to simple assault against Richard Moorhead in Winhall on September 20. Other defendants faced pleas, warrants issued, and various charges including driving while under the influence and passing counterfeit currency. unemployment figures for August showed 1.8 percent in the Bennington area, with 113 new initial claims.
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Bennington District Court
John P. Morrissey
Danny Goss
Hillsboro
N.H
Richard Moorhead
Winhall
Cathy O’dell
Mary Burdick
Bennington
James F. Weaver
Pownal
Arthur L. Sprague
Morrissey
Sprague
Francis Hager
Frank H. Mudgett
Department of Employment Security
Trade and Service
Bennington County
Searsburg
Charles H. Hollis
Mammoth Mart
Gerald E. Grover
East Rupert
Manchester
Lawrence F. Pettibone
Pownal Center
Burrington
George P. Knights
Nancy Hulbert
Thomas Crowe
Steven Martin
Milo Tudor
Sandgate
James Leonard
H. Greenberg
Mass
Trenor P. Elwell Jr
Locals Ratify UWA-Chrysler Pact in Windsor Plants
Chrysler workers in Windsor Ontario Local 444 overwhelmingly backed the new UAW contract Thursday. The Windsor vote pushed the total UAW contracts with Chrysler to 17 of the 69 plants, leaving 52 bargaining units still without deals.
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Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Windsor
Ont
Local 444
Chrysler
New York Times appoints Charlotte Curtis to op ed page
Editor John B. Oakes announces Charlotte Curtis will succeed Harrison Salisbury as op ed page editor. Salisbury retires after 24 years. Curtis has been Times family style editor since 1965 and earned awards for reporting on manners and mores.
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NEW York
UPI
John B. Oakes
The
New York Times
Charlotte Curtis
Edito
Recycled glass drops off as new law matures
Jobber Robert Pedercini reports Bennington recycling centers collected 27,278 pounds of glass in August along with 22,000 pounds of paper 4,450 pounds of metal cans and 15 pounds of aluminum The glass intake is falling as the battle law that took effect September 1 reduces glass recovery but he expects to compensate by collecting most of the remaining material
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Bennington
Robert Pedercini
AARP Bennington Chapter Sees Day Of Events And Notices
More than 100 attended the southern chapter fall meeting of the American Association of Retired Persons with six new members. Guests arrived from Long Island and Florida. A program featured solos by Mrs. Virginia Guerlmann with John Riddle on piano, and a cake was given to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harmon for their 50th anniversary. Notes highlighted upcoming Governor’s Conference in Montpelier, a display exhibit, and donations center framing. Upcoming meetings, trips to Hyde Park, driving courses, and a Green Mountain passport program were announced with details on reservations and costs.
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The
American Association of Retired Persons
Long Island
N.Y
Florida
Margaret Powell
Virginia Guerlmann
John Riddle
Guy Harmon
Hilda Orr
Harmons
AARP
Harmon
Katherine Edson
Vernon Gage
Mitch Miller
John Powell
Isma Sargeant
Emma Conroy
Bennington
Montpelier
Tavern Motor Inn
George Plumb
Arthur Raebert
Ethel Percey Andrews
Eleanor Schaeffer
Colgate Hall
Baptist Church
John McTernan
Bennington Council On Aging
Robert Maple
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vanderbilt Mansion
Roosevelt Museum
Florence Hadwen
Dorothy C. Jones
Shaftsbury
Bernice W. Lusignan
North Bennington
Malcolm Trombley
Babcock Lake
National Safety Council
Richard Mallary
Congressman Mallary
Washington, D.C
Funeral for William G. Freitag Held in Bennington
William G. Freitag known as Spyke died Sunday in Fort Lauderdale Florida. The funeral was held Wednesday morning at Mahar and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas Steffen officiating. Bearers were Jason Bitensky Wayland Lloyd Harry Silver Edward Vrana George Cushing and Clyde Howe. Wakes attended by Mt Anthony Lodge Free and Accepted Masons and Bennington Lodge of Elks. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery with committal prayers.
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William G. “Spyke” Freitag
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Thomas Steffen
Second Congregational Church of
Bennington
Jason Bitensky
Wayland Lloyd
Harry Silver
Edward Vrana
George Cushing
Clyde Howe
Mt. Anthony
Park Lawn Cemetery
Steffen
Freitag
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Uwa-Chrysler
Los Angeles
Miss Chips
UAW
UAW International Executive Board
Williamstown
Rts
William G. Freitag
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
Ad Bank Americard
M. A. Furniture Inc
ELM Street
Agency OF Environmental Conservation Fish & Game Board
Fish and Game Board
Little Otter Creek
Ferrisburg
Rutland Railway
Fish and Game Commissioner
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Court Street
Vermont
Edward F. Kehoe
Harold W. Humphrey
Beech St
DIAL
Temple Bros, Inc
Rutland
Automotive Agencies
Bill Hogan Chevrolet
Cadillac
VOLVO
Rte
Cheshire
Hickey Ford Sales Inc
Troy
Ford
Fiat
Land Rover
Walter L. Barber
Pontiac-Buick
Northside Drive
Wilmington
Thurber’s
Pleasant St
N. Benn. Rd
Leo’‘S Motors
Plymouth
Chrysler and
Jeep
Manchester Center
Stay Trim Studio
Bennington Ford
Monument Motors Inc
Volkswagen
Smokey
Coleville Road
Mercedes
BMW
Peugeot
Ott & Berger Inc
No. Hoosac Road
Paulin’s
Dodge Trucks
Williams & Bugbee
Dodge
American Motors
International Harvester Trucks
East Main
Torino
L A
NEW Mercury
Dwyers Gulf Station
Main St
F J. Kelly
East Main St
F.E.T
South St. Bennington
Campers & Accessories
Winnebago
Shasta
Prowler
Star Craft
Champion
Long View Recreational Vehicles
Mohawk Trail
Greenfield
Imperial
Viking
Rt. 7
Bennington Rd
Apache Camping
Ace Travel Trailers
Berkshire Campers
Adams
ASTRA
Call
Don’s Trucking
Livingston and Coyne
Telephone Answering Service
Western Union Agency
Ralph E Watson
D. Dupee
Monroe St
North Adams
Bernie
Prouty’s Pioneer Chain
Vail Road
Peter Muller
Dick Rice
Body Man
Central Auto Supply
Milton Mackey
Bruce Hobson
Arlington
Benn
George W. Peacock
By Charles Schulz
Blondie
By Dhic Young
Johnny Hart
Antarctica
Tuxedo
Steve Canyon
By Mikton Caniff
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