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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1968

Page

12

Ross blasts U S agencies over pollution controls at Vermont talk

FPC Commissioner Charles R. Ross, retiring to Vermont, faulted federal agencies for prioritizing special interests over public environmental health. He urged accountability in air, water and soil use and warned against unrestricted exploitation by industry and government. The Vermont Bar Association meeting in Mt. Snow featured his remarks along with crime statute revisions, a lower drinking age debate, and Fortas for Chief Justice support.

Charles R. Ross Commission Vermont Ross Vermont Bar Association Mt. Snow Criminal Law Committee of the Bar Peter F. Langrock Middlebury Bar Association U.S. Senate Abe Fortas U.S. Supreme Court Fortas Atty J. Malcolm Williams Poultney John D. Carbine Rutland James L. Oakes Guilford James S. Holden Bennington

State Labor Council Endorses Daley in Vermont

The Vermont Labor Council endorsed Lt. Gov. John J. Daley for the Democratic ticket, naming him for president, with Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie as running mates. Daley urged a $1.60 minimum wage for intra state business, backed collective bargaining for state workers, and opposed right to work. The council praised Gov. Hoff for his probe of the Rev. Johnson case in Irasburg.

Burlington UPI John J. Daley Vermont Labor Council Hubert Humphrey Edmund Muskie Maine Vermont Philip H. Hoff David Johnson Irasburg

Four Die on Vermont Roads During Weekend

Four persons died in Vermont highway accidents over the weekend. Arthur Morris 34 of East Fairfield died in Burlington hospital from injuries from a Sept 9 truck collision in Fairfield. Judith Hayden 24 of Essex Junction died when her husband’s car left Route 117 and plunged into the Winooski River. Her body was found in the river. husband Gordon 28 was found dazed beside the road. Robert Bosquin 31 of Eaton NH killed when car slammed into a tree after leaving Shelburne Falls Road in Shelburne. driver Robert S. Mason 32 of Eaton NH was seriously injured. Michael H. Coleman 11 of Rutland crushed to death when his bicycle rode into the side of a truck operated by Robert I. Burrows 38 of Shoreham VT and Charlestown NH.

Arthur Morris East Fairfield Burlington Hospital Fairfield Judith Hayden Essex Junction Vermont Winooski Gordon Robert Bosquin Eaton N.H Shelburne Falls Shelburne Robert S. Mason Michael H. Coleman Rutland Robert I. Burrows Shoreham Charlestown

Arraignment Tonight Over Interstate Theft Crash

Richard Hustler, 20, of Benn ington and Hoosick Falls, will be arraigned in Hoosick Falls Village Court tonight on charges of operating without a license and leaving the scene of an accident. The charge stems from an interstate incident and crash.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Richard Hustler Bennington and Hoosick Falls Village Court

Police Probe Minor Mishaps in Vermont Weekend Drive Report

Vermont State Police logged three weekend mishaps with no injuries. A 1949 Chevrolet sedan driven by Edwin W. Rice III left the road on River Road North Bennington, damaging the car. A 1962 Ford driven by Joseph Pello Jr. hit a power pole on Squaw Hill Road, Bennington, causing moderate damage. A 1966 Ford Mustang driven by Richard Thiem and a 1968 Plymouth wagon driven by Marjorie Pritchard collided at US 7 and VT 67A. both vehicles northbound. A minor collision occurred at South and Bryant streets in Bennington involving Thomas C. Molly and Richard H. Caswell. one car damaged. An abandoned wrecked car found on Hoosick Street was registered to Ray Stratton. theft reported to Hoosick Falls police. Stratton later altered story to Hoosick Falls authorities. Hustler were arrested and due in Hoosick Falls court.

Vermont Edwin W. Rice III Bennington North Bennington Stone Church Squaw Hill Joseph Pello Jr Chapel Road U.S. 7 Hoosick Falls Stratton Hustler

Bennington Community Clubs Plan Meetings This Week

The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 1332 will meet jointly with the post at 7 p.m. Tuesday, with a regular auxiliary meeting to follow. A district meeting is set for Sept. 29. The Altar Rosary Society of St. Francis de Sales School will hold its fall meeting Tuesday night at the former Bennington Catholic High School with a 6:30 supper and a white elephant sale. Bennington Lodge of Elks meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday followed by social time. Duplicate bridge starts Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the YMCA, open to all. H Jurgen Combs of Bennington made the North Adams State College dean’s list for spring semester with high honors. Bennington Lanes opens 9 a.m. Saturdays with a student rate. Ads note 1969 Admiral color TV specials and tax club signups at County National Bank.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Senior Citizens Center North Street VFW Altar Rosary Society of St. Francis de Sales Church Bennington Catholic High School Bennington Lodge of Elks Silver Towers H. Jurgen Combs Bennington North Adams State College

Antiques Show Planned by Church Fellowship

The 10th Antiques Show and Sale runs October 10 to 12, sponsored by the Women’s Fellowship of the Second Congregational Church on Hillside Street. It will feature glass, jewelry, furniture, bottles, china, lamps, and other items for collectors with participants including Mrs. Harold Hindle, High Meadow Farm Antiques, Bennington. Jeanne Eisenberg, Little Horse Antique Shop. Verna Elliott, and Clarence Mathers among others.

Women’s Fellowship Second Congregational Church Hillside Street Harold L. Hindle Harwichport Mass High Meadow Farm Bennington Jeanne Eisenberg Troy N.Y Little Horse Antique Shop Saco Maine Verna H. Elliott Saugerties Clarence Mathers Hoosick Falls

Private Enterprise Must Be Partner Hoff

Governor Hoff of Vermont urged private enterprise to partner with government for social and economic progress in America. Speaking at the New England Water Works Association convention he argued government and business are interdependent and should share responsibility as the nation moves toward the 21st century. The remarks mention collaboration for a free peaceful nation and list various antique show participants and dates October 10 to 12 with extended hours and snacks.

Lake Placid N.Y UPI Philip H. Hoff Vermont America Hoff

Hospital Notes September 1968 Admissions and Births

Hospital notes list admissions on September 20 and 21 1968 including Aaron Young Irene Harrington Anna Keefe Margaret Grover James Hamilton David Ryan John Andrews Patricia Colegrove William Jordan Gladys Sumner Caroline Harrington Kevin Cross Gerald Wheeler Lyle Livingston William Cass Brett Miner Raleigh Tatro Judy Sherman Henry Hewson Karen Banks Irene Tudor Births recorded Norman Lampman Horace Smith a daughter born September 20 in Cambridge and Alta Mobile Park Pownal

Aaron Young Cambridge, N.Y Irene Harrington Anna Keefe Bennington Margaret Grover East Arlington Caroline Harrington Kevin Cross Arlington Gerald Wheeler Whitingham Lyle Livingston North Bennington William Cass Peru Brett Miner North Hoosick Raleigh Tatro Hoosick Falls Judy Sherman Henry Hewson Karen Banks Irene Tudor Sandgate Norman Lampman Horace Smith Alta Mobile Park Pownal

Rotary Auction To Be Nov 30

The annual Bennington Rotary Auction will be held at the State Armory on Saturday Nov 30. Auction chairman James Williams announced this week as the pickup and storage committee works. Contact William Haynes or John Kennedy at given numbers before 5 p.m. to arrange item pickup.

Bennington State Armory James Williams William Haynes John Kennedy

Quebec Youth Held Here On Trooper Assault Charge

Rene Jos Larocque 20 of Maria Quebec is held on $1000 bail in Jennington District Court on two counts of obscene language toward state police and one count of assaulting Trooper Robert J. Collins with a hunting knife. Plea entered not guilty. attorney appointed. Alliance with other youths includes two NH teens ordered for evaluation after pleading guilty to petty larceny.

Quebec Jennington Rene Joeseph Jos Larocque Maria John P. Morrissey Atty Stephen S. Gilman Jos Larocque Robert J. Collins Peru Collins Thomas J. Marcotte Joseph LaBranche Jr Henry O. Chase Manchester N.H Commissioner of Corrections New Hampshire Neil Moss LaBranche Chase Sheldon Rupert Morrissey Harvey Carter Marshall Witten Gene D. Richard North Adams Mass Massachusetts Vermont Richard Pownal U.S. 7 Santa Barbara, Calif

YMCA resumes women's exercise and volleyball program

The YMCA reopens the women’s exercise and volleyball group for a new season with sessions each Wednesday at 10. Mrs. Virginia Buck returns for her second year to lead the class after directing similar sessions in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Babysitting is available for preschool and kindergarten children. All women may attend the first session as guests.

YMCA Virginia Buck Bridgeport

Dorset burglary yields antique silver worth up to two thousand

State police report no new leads in a Dorset burglary where George Wallace's home saw silver dinnerware including trays and candelabra valued between 1000 and 2000 dollars, some items over a century old. Entry was a window breach as investigators pursue suspects while multiple charges follow separate incidents tied to fleeing justice and driving violations.

Dorset George Wallace

Supervisors Course Offered in Bennington Area

The Bennington Area Industrial Management Club and Bennington South Supervisory Union offer a 12 week course Principles of Supervision for current and aspiring first line supervisors. Sessions run Tuesdays at Mt. Anthony Union High School starting Oct 1 at 7 PM, instructor William Denault of GE Pittsfield. Register in advance by calling the YMCA at 447-7316. open to all with limited spaces.

Bennington William Denault General Electric Co Pittsfield Mass College of William and Mary North Adams State College YMCA IMC

State Dentists' Society Urges Prepaid Plans

The Vermont Dental Service and Vermont State Dental Society met in Woodstock to discuss prepaid dentistry. Dr. Robert Perrin argued that expanding prepaid programs could cut Vermont's high dental disease rates and remove financial barriers to care. New trustees include Burnham, Barradale, Heaton, Silloway, and Caccaro. re-elected are Schein and Sayers. Existing board members include Griffin Provost Montgomery and Perrin, who was re-elected president and Montgomery secretary-treasurer.

Woodstock Vermont Dental Service Vermont State Dental Society Vermont Robert Perrin Burlington William Burnham Bennington Eric Barradale Brattleboro Ronald Heaton Rutland Frederick Silloway St. Johnsbury Ralph Caccaro Barre Alvin Schein Alvin Sayers Fair Haven Ray Griffin Bellows Falls Ralph Provost Dale Montgomery Perrin Montgomery

Negro Priest Named Rector at St. Peter's

The Rev. Edward B. Geyer Jr. was elected rector of St. Peter's Episcopal Parish replacing the Rev. Frederick B. Wolf who will be consecrated bishop of the diocese of Maine on Oct. 4. Geyer, a Black priest, has led St. Luke's Parish in New Haven for eight years and has been active as jail chaplain and in community coalitions. The appointment marks a rare instance of a Negro priest leading a predominantly white parish in New England and in the Vermont diocese.

Edward B. Geyer Jr St. Peter’s Episcopal Frederick B. Wolf Diocese of Maine Theodore Shatagin Father Geyer St. Luke’s Whalley Avenue New Haven Conn New England Vermont Bennington New York City New York University Philadelphia Divinity School St. Peter’s Parish Chelsea New York

Obituary notices from North Bennington and Hartford

Thelma A Gaul 68 of North Bennington dies after months illness on Bank Street. She was born June 27 1900, daughter of Ralph A Gaul and Lucy Warner Gaul, a 1919 North Bennington High School graduate and supporter of the alumni association. She attended Troy Conservatory of Music and Baypath Institute. Michael Francis Kirwan 76 of Hartford dies at St Francis Hospital. He was born Feb 27 1892 in Hoosick Falls NY, a retired telegrapher for New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad, member of the Telegraphers Union. He is survived by wife Cecelia Sausville Kirwan, a son John Kirwan, a daughter Jane Kirwan, and sister Mrs Philip Trombley. Burial and funeral details provided along with Rosary and Requiem High Mass information.

North Bennington Thelma A. Gaul Bank Street Ralph A. Gaul Lucy (Warner) Gaul North Bennington High School Troy Conservatory of Music Baypath Institute Springfield Mass Hartford Corr Michael Francis Kirwan Newton St Cecelia Sausville Bennington St. Francis Hospital Mr. Kirwan Hoosick Falls N.Y New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Telegraphers’ Union John Kirwan Andover Jane Kirwan Philip Trombley West Hartford Mahar & Son Funeral Home Sacred Heart Church Park Lawn Cemetery

Funeral Notices from North Hoosick West Hoosick and Schenectady

Funeral services were held for Joseph Parkhill in North Hoosick and for Maude Abbott in West Hoosick Baptist Church. Alonzo Winslow Paige of Schenectady and Nokomis Florida died at Ellis Hospital after a brief illness. services were conducted at St George's Episcopal Church with interment in Yale Cemetery.

West Hoosick N.Y Maude Abbott Robert Abbott West Hoosick Baptist Church Raimund L. Tumberston West Hoosick Cemetery Edward E. Baker Harold C. Hill Charles W. Filkins Lester Pine Roger N. Moseley Richard Whalen Schenectady Alonzo Winslow Paige Front St Nokomis Fla Bennington Ellis Hospital

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FPC U.S Dover Federal Power Commission State Labor Council Daley Labor Abso Montpelier Bennington Briefs Admiral Electronic Service Center School Street County National Bank George R. Jenkins Robert J. LaPorte Jeanne Adams van Hoesen Delmar Brewster Antiques Manchester Center Oliver. Hotaling Ganesvoort J. R. Dyer Doylestown Deerfield Catherine LaPorte Dwaine Wilwol Floyd Lewis James Bartlett Caroline Graham and Son Betty Hughes Gail Harrington Donna Stearns Buskirk N. Y James Hamilton David Ryan Shaftsbury John Andrews Alma Champine Patricia Colegrove William Jordan Franta Schramm Gladys Sumner Kodak Film Kodak Cameras Records Music Tape Recorders Main St Rotary St. Peter’s Michael F. Kirwan Joseph Parkhill Hoosek Falls Morgan Parkhill Oswald A. Muller North Hoosick Methodist Church Parkhill Frank Brady Frank Kostenblatt Walter Allen Hugh Morrison Tom Mix Rudolph Valentino Thelma Gaul Bank Hall Miss Gaul Tucker Chapter No CBS Colonial Credit Union Cushman Congregational Church of Eliot Marie Underhill Alan Couch Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home Alonzo W. Paige North ST. Bennington
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