Panelists Discuss Vermont's Future at College Conference
Middlebury College hosted a Saturday panel titled Future Environments of Vermont featuring Keith Wallace Vermont Farm Bureau president Martin Johnson project director Sleepers River Watershed Burr Vail Bromley Ski Area aide to the president and Jonathan Brownell Vermont assistant attorney general Moderated discussions focused on agriculture conservation and growth in Vermont with emphasis on policy, local control, zoning, and sustainable development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Middlebury College
Vermont
Keith Wallace
The
Vermont Farm Bureau
Martin Johnson
Sleepers River
Burr Vail
Manchester
Bromley Ski
Jonathan Brownell
Wallace
Thoreau
David Brower
Sierra Club of California
Grand Canyon
Sierra Club
Sistine Chapel
Celing
Brower
White House
United States
Ralph Nader
Rachel Carson
David Pessiman
Farm Bureau
Johnson
Connecticut River
Lake Champlain
Hawaii
Vail
Brownell
Richard Brett
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Wisconsin
New York
Fence Mailbox Involved In District Court Cases
Three young men faced companion cases in Bennington District Court over Sept. 22 incidents on Walloomsac Road. A 1967 Chevrolet owned by Arthur Eastman, a fence on Walloomsac Road property of H J Wallace, and a Walloomsac Road mailbox with unknown owner were damaged under breach of peace warrants. Bert Maxon, 16, pleaded guilty to damaging the car and the fence, accompanied by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington District Court
Bennington
Arthur Eastman
Walloomsac Road
H.J. Wallace
Bert Maxon
Airport Road
Neil Gorton
N. Bennington Rd
Eli R. Lewis
North Bennington
Earle W. Forman
George M. Fienberg
Gorton
Fienberg
Maxon
Lewis
Windsor
Clifford A. Howell
East Road
Cheryl Ann Guerin
Adams
Mass
Pownal
North Pownal
Donald W. Bett
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Constance V. Wallace
Brookline
Ward L Lyons remembered for public service and Masonic leadership
Ward L Lyons, longtime Bennington Democrat and civic figure, led in state committees and local chambers, a 32nd Degree Mason, and member of Cairo Shrine. He traveled widely, loved outdoor life, gardening, and a pond he kept in his yard. Survivors include nieces and a nephew. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Masonic rites tonight at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home. contributions may go to YMCA Building Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Masonic Order
Cairo Temple Shrine
Mt. Anthony
Old Chamber of Commerce
Charles Cooper School Fund
Charles and Elizabeth Kelley
Lyons
Bennington Club
United States
Arthur J. Dewey
Lois Banulis
Homer L. Harrington
Maine
First Baptist Church
Arvel Steece
First Congregational Church
Old Bennington
Hanson-Walbridge
Ymca Building Fund
Hospital Notes Friday Sept 22 1967
Admissions list includes Thomas Rock Shaftsbury Todd Livingston North Bennington Charles L Roberts Dorset Discharges cover a wide set of names with multiple births and court actions noted. Births list several new babies including families Jones Hayes McCoy Tomasi Eggsware. Legal and traffic actions feature Gorton Lewis and Bett Guerin Wallace with sentences fines probation and restitution. Community items include VFW meeting Roxanna Sweet surgery rental ad tax clubs and a kennel of classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rock
Shaftsbury
Todd Livingston
North Bennington
Charles L. Roberts
Dorset
David L. Jones
North Street
Richard Hayes
East Road
Robert McCoy
Washington Ave
Anthony Tomasi
Branch St
Theodore Eggsware
North Branch Street
Vermonter Resigns from L.V.S. In Protest over Viet War
Don Luce a longtime I V S official resigns as director in Saigon along with three senior staff, publicly protesting the Vietnam War by urging a halt to bombing and recognition of the National Liberation Front. The mass resignation follows growing tensions between volunteers and U S mission over war involvement and the volunteers’ ability to speak on the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermonter
L.V.S
Saigon
Don Luce
Calais
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell
Vietnam
International Voluntary Services
United States
Washington
South Vietnam
Luce
I.V.S
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
International Peace Commission
Johnson
Lv.s
U.S
Obituaries and notices from Bennington Montpelier and Arlington
Obituaries note Michael J. Hogan Sr 91 a longtime Bennington resident died at Monroe Park Nursing Home after a long illness. Surviving family includes wife Elizabeth two sons and daughter and five grandchildren. Services at Mahar Son Funeral Home and St Francis de Sales Church with burial at Park Lawn Cemetery. Other notices include deaths of Rev Ivan Benedict 90 pastor emeritus of Blue Hills Baptist Church Hartford CT and Edward Morrissey 83 Arlington longtime Hale Co employee. Also Ralph A Irving Montpelier city manager died, and Raymond Hueter Vermont Jaycees announces meetings and district picnic details. Funeral services scheduled for Tuesday in Montpelier Arlington notices reference local officials and civic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Hogan Sr
Bennington
Jefferson Ave
Monroe Park
Patrick
Ellen (O’dea) Hogan
St. Francis de Sales
Hogan
Bennington Council
Knights of Columbus
Raymond
Helen) LeBlanc
Charles J. Hogan
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Catherine Coy
Margaret Hogan
Nellie Hogan
Mahar & Son Funeral
Park Lawn Cemetery
Hartford
Conn
Ivan Howland Benedict
Church Homes
Avery Heights
Hartford Hospital
Hilda Pratt
Blue Hills Baptist Church
Winsted
Blue Hills
Branford Baptist Church
Branford Community Council
Red Cross Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Waterbury
Suffield
Fairfield
Colgate University
University
Iowa City
Iowa
National War Work Council
YMCA
U.S. Naval Base
Newport
Hartford Consumers Cooperative Association
Suffield Academy
Connecticut Baptist Convention
Connecticut Institute For the Blind
First Baptist Church
Frederick S. Pratt
George Rockwood & Co
Pratt
Elks Home
Washington Avenue
Martha B. Somite
New Haven
Frances B. Pence
Los Angeles
Calif
Ethel B. Pike
Bridgeport
Arlington
Edward Leo Morrissey
Hale Co
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Michael and
Marie
Hogan) Morrissey
Nellie Bromley
Celia Walsh
Edward Legacy Jr
Granger Co Wins Hospital Contract For Renovation
Robert D. Stout announces Granger Contracting Co of Bennington and Worcester Mass the low bidder at 1 293 700 to build and renovate Putnam Memorial Hospital A fourth floor with a 24 bed extended care unit and extensive internal work will be done The Hill Burton program will contribute about 500 000 with the rest funded from endowment income
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Stout
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Granger Contracting Company, Inc
Bennington
Worcester
Mass
Granger
Wright & Morrissey
Burlington
Slotnik Construction Company
Boston
Gerald E. Morrissey
Hill-Burton
Knights of Columbus Meeting to Install Officers
At Tuesday's council meeting in Waterbury state deputy Kenneth Littlefield will attend. C Mason Amadon district deputy will serve as installing officer as officers are installed for the coming year. Members are urged to attend and bring in returns from the state car program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gillette
Bennington League of Women Voters
Bennington
Knights of Columbus
Kenneth Littlefield
Waterbury
C. Mason Amadon
Stock Averages at Noon September 25 1967
Dow Jones Bache & Co figures show 30 Industrials at 943.02 up 8.67, 20 Railroads at 261.94 up 0.43, 15 Utilities at 131.71 up 0.22. Composite average 334.77 up 1.53. Volume 5,060,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
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Sennington Banner
By Mark Miller
Arizona
California
Alaska
Peter Matthiessen
America
FPC
Matthiessen
Food and Drug Administration
O.k
Mississippi
India
Everglades
Florida Flood Control
Robert Blaine Browne
Leonard Bernstein
Vermont State Symphony
Bennington Free Library
Friends of the Bennington Free Library
Browne
Rochester
Symphony
Air Force Reserve
IMC
Memorial Park
Ferne Hewes
Manchester Depot
Ann Marie Burnt
Hoosick Falls
John E. Sears
Wilma Mears
Shirley Gardner
Mark Cymbalak
Virginia Perrotta Sr
Clyde V. Mears
Stephen Bender
Miss Lynn Sherman
Christopher Wright
Mattie Wentink
Joseph T. Vachon
Patricia Ann Kimball
Petersburg
Carl Knox
East Arlington
Evelyn Lane
Frederick Harrington
Wilbraham
Elizabeth Burroughs
Elizabeth Dawson
Margaret Tatro
Bennington Briers
VFW
Ina Damon
Roxanna Sweet
Doris Sweet
Bishop DeGoesbriand Hospital
DeGoesbriand Hospital
County National Bank
Bennington and
C. Blanchard
New York Times
Patrick Callahan
Hanson - Walbridge
A.J. MacDonald
First Methodist Church of
Callahan
Putnam Hospital
Dennis Young
Marshall Young
Charles Perkins Jr
Bruce Lorette
Frank Lorette Jr
Laurence Bump
Center Shaftsbury Cemetery
Mr. MacDonald
Viet
Ivan H. Benedict
Raymond A. Stanley
Lewis T
Dorothy (Bennett) Stanley
Hinsdillville Cemetery
Connie Marie
Edward Bennett
Saratoga Springs
Carroll Stanley
Greenwich
Gertrude Stanley
Ralph A. Irving
Edward L. Morrissey
Jaycee Officials
Raymond Hueter
Vermont Jaycees
Durward (Dude) Ellis
Brattleboro
Living Memorial Park
Harte Theatre
Julie Andrews
Columbia Pictures Presents
Area Premiere
Elizabeth Richard Taylor Burton
Burton-Zeffirelli
Shrew
Williamstown
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