Vermont utilities silent on consumer savings from tax cut
Public Service Board Chair Ernest W. Gibson III said only about 15 to 20 of 100 utility respondents have replied to a survey on whether federal corporate tax cuts will lower rates for customers. Governor Hoff ordered the study, noting utilities should pass savings to consumers if possible and warning a time limit may be set if responses lag.
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Public Service Board
Ernest W. Gibson III
Philip H. Hoff
Gibson
Hoff
Benhi Math Club Hears Dr Adler On Number Games
The Intermediate Math and Science Club of Benhi hosted Dr. Irving Adler who spoke on Illusions in Mathematics on April 10. He demonstrated counting, mind reading with cards, and number tricks as about 30 students watched and gained new insights.
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Benhi Math Club
Dr. Adler
Intermediate Math and Science Club
Benhi
Irving Adler
Bendi
Field Rep Named To Area by Army Security Agency
Sgt J C Wallace E Monk assigned to Manchester New Hampshire Recruiting Main Station as field representative for the Army Security Agency covering New Hampshire Maine and Vermont He brings 20 years in the Army and recent service in Japan with the ASA Interest ed personnel should contact their local Army Recruiter for information Mrs Esther Greene elected president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and officers named Installation set for May 3 at 2 p m with Mrs Helen Hall installing officer.
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J.C. Wallace E. Monk
Manchester
N.H
U.S. Army Security Agency
Monk
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Army
Europe
Far East
Japan
Army Security Agency
U.S. Army
Esther Greene
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Margaret Knights
Vera Woodward
Doris Knights
Ina Damon
Eleanor Welch
Lila Hier
Lillian Bourassa
Sarah Kelson
Inez Gregory
Marion Charest
Danby woman Ethel Ackert Mason dies at 65
Mrs. Ethel Ackert Mason 65 of Albany died Monday at Albany Medical Center. Born January 24 1899 in Windsor Massachusetts she was the daughter of Peter and Sarah Ackert. She lived in Danby many years then in Albany 25 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Gordon Nichols Albany six grandchildren three sisters and three brothers. Funeral Thursday 2 pm Danby Congregational Church with Rev Glenn F Bingham. Burial Scottsville Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday at James Ackert home Danby.
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Danby
Ethel Ackert Mason
Albany, N.Y
Robert Ackert
Merle Ackert
Mount Tabor
Francis Ackert
Danby Congregational Church
Glenn F. Bingham
Scottsville Cemetery
James Ackert
Vermont Congregational Women Begin Workshops in North Bennington
The Vermont Congregational Women's Fellowship opens a state series at North Bennington Congregational Church led by Helen Huntington Smith of Cleveland, executive director of the Council for Lay Life and Work. Registration starts 9 a.m., with sessions at 11:15 and 2:45, lunch at 12:15. attendees bring their own sandwiches.
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North Bennington
Vermont Congregational Women’s Fellowship
Old Cemetery Group Reports Member Growth
The Vermont Old Cemetery Association held its spring meeting in Wallingford with Ruby West in charge of local arrangements. The treasurer reported over 500 dollars in the permanent endowment fund and more than 70 member organizations, led by Granges and Home Demonstration Clubs.
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Wallingford
Vermont Old Cemetery Association
Ruby West
Donald C. Billings
Middlebury
Vermont
Leon V. Bushey
Monkton
Twenty four Bennington registrants depart for army exams
Twenty four Bennington County registrants the largest since the Korean Conflict are to leave Tuesday for Albany New York for pre induction physical exams Wednesday. The group includes John Ryan Michael Moretti Thomas Holland William Peck Wayne Baker Lloyd Phillips Lyman Hutchinson Ronald Rice Hiland Main James Jelley Jr Robert Lingner Paul Mason Edgar Matteson Jr Raymond Tobin Byron Andrews Alden Grout Peter Park Dan Ouellette Mark Baker Kenneth Jamieson Thomas Read Wallace Peare Maurice Cobb Jr and Wayne Wheeler placed across Bennington North Pownal North Bennington Shaftsbury Arlington East Arlington Manchester Manchester Depot Rupert Readsboro and Bondville.
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John Ryan
Michael Moretti
Thomas Holland
William Peck
Wayne Baker
Lloyd Phillips
Lyman Hutchinson
Ronald Rice
Hiland Main
Thomas Read
East Dorset
Wallace Peare
Maurice Cobb Jr
Bondville
Wayne Wheeler
Readsboro
YAF Supports Captive Nations Resolutions
The Green Mountain chapter of Young Americans for Freedom backs a national campaign for a captive nations resolution in the U S House. A press release from Darrell R Luinetti of South Londonderry cites support for House Resolutions 14 and 15, with a petition drive led by John T Alden and Vermont YAF members. The Vermont group, part of a 300+ chapters and 25 000+ members, cites backing from key senators in a push to aid millions under Communist rule.
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South Londonderry
Green Mountain
Young Americans For Freedom
U.S
House of Representatives
Darrell R. Luinetti
John T. Alden
Vermont Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
Dan Flood
D-Pa
Edward Derwinski
Luinetti
Vermont
Comgress
Barry Goldwater
ReAliz
Strom Thurmond
D S,c
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