BCIC Plans New Building For Industry
Bennington County Industrial Corp plans a 20,000 square foot shell type building in its industrial park site 400 feet south of Vermont Container Corp. on the RCIC site. Financing will come from existing capital and lease purchase revenues with Vermont Container, no new public subscriptions expected. Two promising prospects exist though no tenant is yet committed to buy the shell. The project includes extending the access road and utilities, with the buyer finishing the interior. The board met at the Greater Bonnington Association office, BCIC now has its own office there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County Industrial Corp
Norman H. Greetberg
Vermont Container Corp
RCIC
Brooklyn
Greenberg
BOIC
Vermont Container
Industrial Authority
Greenberg Salt Bcic
Shell Put
Shell
BCIC
Industrial Corporation
Greater Bonnington Association
GBA
Atty
Robert E. Gumimingser
Elizabeth Dollard
Mine Blast Traps 22 as Rescue Efforts Continue at Dola Shaft
A fatal methane gas and coal dust blast at Compass No. 2 mine near Dola hours ago left 22 miners unaccounted for while 29 escaped. Rescue teams from Clarksburg and Fairmont worked through dawn as officials said attempts to reach the trapped men could take hours. Local wives and miners kept vigil as state police controlled roads and ambulances stood by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oificial
Dola
Here
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Stephen Canonice
Cinchfield Vice
Resmus
Canonica
Canontea
One-Board Rule For UNH Wins Trustee Backing
The University of New Hampshire board of trustees backs Gov. John W. King’s plan for a single state university board overseeing UNH and two teachers colleges. The NIH trustees call for separate governance for state technical institutes and junior colleges and seek more study on a state board of regents to supervise a $20 million bond for education improvements. The trustees also support a seven member accreditation committee to examine new higher learning centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
University of New Hampshire Board of Trustees
Fu Principie
John W. King
NIH
Interim
Commission On Education
Fishing Tags On Sale In Searsburg and Surrounding Towns
Julia France town clerk will disperse fishing licenses in Searsburg from 1 to 5 pm daily except Sunday starting today. Russell Fitch Wilmington Town Clerk will sell licenses 8:30 am to 5 pm daily except Sunday with special Saturday hours 8:30 am to 12:30 pm. Helen Upton of West Dover will sell licenses daily 9 am to 5 pm including Saturday. Upton’s office closed Sunday and next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia France
Searsburg
Russell Fitch
Wilmington
Helen Upton
West Dover
Navy Band Concert Set In Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls NY Tuesday evening the United States Navy Band directed by Lt Anthony A Mitchell will give the 1963 Spring concert at Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium The World s Finest offers a varied program Tickets remain 100 for Wednesday and more may be sold at the door Reservations may be made by calling the school or writing Band in care of the school with a name
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Anthony A. Mitchell
United States Navy
Hoosick Falls Central School
Philip Leokard
Firemen Not Hurt As Two Bennington Trucks Bump
Two Bennington fire engines sustained slight to moderate damage after colliding at the North and Pleasant Streets intersection while responding to a false alarm from fire box 15. Driver Henry White led the Stark Hose Co. truck, Steven Griffin led the Putnam Hose Co. truck, no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
North
Pleasant Streets
Beech and
Main Streets
Richard Hollister
Hollister
Stark Hose Co
Henry White
Pleasant Street
North Street
Putnam Hose Co
Steven Griffin
Stark
Putnam
White
Griffin
John Stone
Harold Ganglois
Putnam Track
Second Hearing On Migrant Labor Legislation Set
Montpelier public hearing before the House Public Health Committee on proposed migrant labor legislation is scheduled for Wednesday at 1:90 p.m. Aimed at creating a special board to address migrant labor issues, the bill would require health department inspections of camps 30 days before occupancy and issue operating permits only if sanitation and housing standards are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan B. Angney Jr
R. Arlington
Citizens
Health Department
AF Jet Team To Visit Burlington
Washington AP reports Armed Forces Day kickoff show scaled back to save nearly $500,000. Navy Blue Angels and Air Force Thunderbirds will perform at a reduced, nationwide schedule with stops including Stewart AFB New York Burlington VT and several Massachusetts bases between May 11 and May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy Marines
Air Force
Coast Guard
Andrews Air Force Base
Navy
Blue Angels
Ar Force
Thunderbirds
Stewart Afb
Burlington
Tinnscomb Afb
Mass
Olis Afb
Bennington Briefs Patty Farnum Visit Reflects Local Ties
Patty Farnum daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Farnum of Beech Street is visiting this week at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs William Main of Glens Falls New York formerly of Bennington. All Masons and their wives and Eastern Star members in hia apnea are invited to Arlington Saturday night to attend her 100th anniversary dinner dyopram of Red Mountain Lodge 38 F&AM at Fisher Elementary School. The affair starts with a turkey dinner at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Ron Farnum
Ray Farnum
Beech Street
William Main
Glens Falls
N.Y
Bennington
Shea
Big Cross
Masons
Eastern Star
Hia Apnea
Arington
Dyopram
Red Mountain Lodge 38
F&am
Fisher
Imports Skepticism Cited By Johnson Plant Leader
Stratford and regional notices mix in a trimmed summary noting President R A Mitchell criticized rise of imports from low wage countries disrupting local wool fabrics markets. Dartmouth Mill Manager Lawrence Ellis says there is no business due to foreign wool imports, as imports pressure local industry and policy inaction cited. Michael Langham of Stratford selects Martha Henry for key Shakespeare Festival roles in next season. Public notices invite attendance at Bennington retarded children group meeting. intergroup discussions planned with refreshments. Local ads announce spring electric shaver clinic and Stay Trim Studio extended hours, plus Iron Kettle weekend specials and dinner offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Plant
R. A. Mitchell
Cyril Johnson
Dartmouth
Lawrence Ellis
Community groups host meetings and fundraisers in Wilmington area
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society met in the church vestry to donate to the Cancer Fund and send get well and birthday cards. The Women’s Association of the Congregational Church planned rummage sale canvassing for May 8 to 11 with a May 4 fellowship in West Dummerston. Lions club noted 17 members with a new binocular microscope project with Deerfield Valley Health Center. May 11 charter anniversary planned for Wilmington, a brochure to attract tourists discussed, and July auction collection days set with donations sought. brief May 11 meeting rescheduled from May 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Taylor
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Cancer Fund
Allan Mallory
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Roy Ross
Nina Vile
Campbellsburg
Ind
Reginald Martin
Women's Association of the Congregational Church
Annie Ware
James Brown
Beth Smith
Wayne Timmerman
West Dummerston
Woments Association
Lynde Ximtau
Russell Hanson
Milton Wolf
Deerfield Valley Health Center
Porter Farwell
Donald Robertson
Ralph Howett
Wilbo
Stock Averages Report From Albany Brokerage Firms
Dowdones Bache and Co Albany shows 30 Industrials at 119.46 with a 1.13 rise. Trailroads lists 14a.84 at 47 to 15 with USE 139.80 up 0.19. Composite average placed at 254.0 with 14 states trading 1,890,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowdones
Bache & Co
Albany
Nava
Obituary for Obiva L Tetreault Bennington
Oliva L Levi Tetreault 76 a well known resident died at home on Robinson Avenue after months of illness. Born December 16 1886 in Iberville Quebec he married Nora Keough in 1909 at St. Francis de Sales Church. He worked at Holton Leonard and Valentine mill and was active in St Francis de Sales. Survived by wife four daughters two sisters nineteen grandchildren three great grandchildren and numerous relatives. Funeral Monday 8:30 pm Mahar Sot Funeral Home and 9 am St Francis de Sales Church with burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Rosary Sunday 8 pm. calling hours 2-5 pm Saturday and 3-4 and 7-9 pm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliva L. Tetreault
Oliva
L. (Levi) Tetreault
Robinson Avenue
Theophile
Cecile McQuilleny Tetreault
Iberville
Quebec
Therville
Bennington
Nora Keough
Arington
St. Francis de Sales
Oeen
Holton & Leonard
Valentine Mill
St. Francis de Sales Church
Marcel
Margaret) Fravel
Lee, Mass
John
Dorothy) Zyne
Ridolph
Marie) Krause
Germany
Rosemary Petreault
New York City
Honore Delude
Aennington
Richard
Joseph
Mahar & Sot Funeral
Family Inn
Park Lawn Cemetery
Tax Reduction Debated By President And Businessmen
The President notes businessmen share common views despite differences on specifics. A committee seeks 5 percent fluor an itemized cut, while the admin favors a three year plan. Businessmen urge corporate tax drop from 52 to at least 47 percent and broad individual rate relief, plus strict spending discipline.
Mental Health Unit Bill Advances in State Roundup
State Roundup reports a bill to transfer operations for the mental health unit from existing agency appropriations. In Hardwick AP two selectmen resigned after a dispute over previous Town Manager Larland E. Rowell. Merrill A. Darling and Joseph Lavertue quit, while Rowell may return only with them back on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling
Lavertue
Rowell
Uavertne
Vermont Municipal Court Hears Curtis Knowles Case
Curtis E Knowles 20 of Idaho was sentenced in municipal court to one year in state prison for breaking and entering and three years for assault and robbery but suspended on probation after he pled guilty April 30. The crimes involved break in at Alfred Hertz s Monument Avenue Ext house on Feb 11 and assault and robbery of Frederick Graves at Leader House on Pleasant Street Feb 12. Judge George M Fienberg deferred until pre sentence investigation was complete and Knowles agreed to waive extradition to Massachusetts to face three counts of breaking and entering there. After sentencing, the judge warned him to maintain good behavior. Also Kent Allen 31 of Bennington and Leon Cross 26 of Bennington were fined 30 10 each for fishing trout in Cushman Pond during a closed season. State s Attorney R Marshall Wilson noted Cushman Pond North Bennington allowed fishing only from opening day Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis E. Knowles
3Gise
Idaho
George M. Fienberg
Knowles
Alfred Hertz
Monument Avenue
Frederick Graves
Leader House
Pleasant Street
Pierberg
Daniel Holland
Massachusetts
Fienberg
Pienberg
Vermont
Edward Allen
Bennington
Leon Cross
Romney avoids answer on course content ruling
Burlington AB Ed ward H Romney, CD course coordinator, declines to say if he agrees with the order removing ideological material. He says he helped prepare Holden memorandum as hearings by the Senate Judiciary Committee continue. He previously agreed Communist threat material cannot fit in the 30 minute CD lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Edward H. Romney
Romney
A. John Holden
Holden
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list includes John A. Osgood Laura Gates Master Bernard McDonald Ben mington Candace Cone Fagle Bridge N Y Miss Lucy Mahar Geraldine Gurdam Hoosick Falls N Y Discharges include Mrs Charlotte Edgerton Dorset Mrs Mery Backus and daughter Robsonville N Y Mrs Maurine Loomis North Bennington Robert Hitchey Mrs Addie Benson Bondville Lawrence Miles Manchester Center Stanley Phelps Readsboro Frederick R Dike Jr Wilmington Births announce Mr and Mrs Robert M Wilson of Pippin Knoll a daughter on April 35 and Mr and Mrs Carl F Pirks of North Adams Mass a son on April 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Osgood
Laura Gates
Bernard McDonald
Benmington
Candace Cone
Fagle Bridge
N.Y
Lucy Mahar
Geraldine Gurdam
Hoosick Falls
Charlotte Edgerton
Dorset
Mery Backus
Robsonville
Maurine Loomis
North Bennington
Robert Hitchey
Addie Benson
Bondville
Lawrence Miles
Manchester Center
Stanley Phelps
Readsboro
Frederick R. Dike Jr
Wilmington
Robert M. Wilson
Pippin Knoll
Carl F. Pirks
North Adams
Mass
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Walker
Opera Iam
North Dial
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Edward Clark Crossett
Beaningloo College
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MIT
Mary S. Mopking
Cantor
Dean Bellusché
Payson Webber
Rutland
American Institute of Architects
Bdimi
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Bennington Council of Churches
Bennington Briefs
Miss Henry
Stratford, Ont
Michael Langham
Shakespeare Festival
Martha Henry
The
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
Red Brick School
M. BE. Rudd Co
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Main Street
Carlo Walter
AID Cancer Fund
LIONS
Robert LaMorder
Red Cricket Lodge
Robert
Maynard
Rexall
ISON
Quinlan
Waldo Holden
John McCullough
William Fells
Willis Weright
Willians College
Mes. Wright
Mietz
Hethsehl
Tuli
Jooks Beter Co
Lirary
Mirst Wenor
Climate College
Buoner
Kuchiery
Chevrolet
Iapala
R& HW
Pontiac
Al&e
Thurber’s
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Pleasant ST
Selvermen
Atty. R. Marshall Wilson
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