Real Estate Seminar Friday in Manchester Towns
Real estate educator Robert W. Semenow will lead a Vermont Real Estate Commission seminar in Manchester at the Worthy Inn. Registration starts 2 p.m. with Dutch treat dinner following his 7 p.m. talk. Panel discussions feature bankers brokers and association leaders from across Vermont.
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Robert W. Semenow
Manchester
Vermont Real Estate Commission
Vermont
Worthy Inn
Semenow
Breard H. Hawks
Bennington
Vermont Association of Real Estate Brokers
Code of Ethics
Hawks
Theodore Carter
Association
Harold B. Benson
Russell A. Wheelock
Henry Z. Persons
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Brattleboro
Ewald O. Johnson
Montpelier National Bank
Stanley M. Grandfield
Citizens Savings Bank
St. Johnsbury
John P. Bittner
Vermont National and Savings Bank
F.H.A
F.H.A.; Daniel J. Healey, Vermont Director, Fha; George N. McMahon
Joseph A. Nowotynski
Sal Lanzette
MAI
Jerome Tennien
Harold B. Daniels
Demyre J. Ramp
National Association of License Law Officials
University of Pennsylvania
Duquesne University
University of Pittsburg
Semenov
Pennsylvania
Workmen’s Compensation Board
United States
Woodstock
Burlington
Planners Set Meeting to Explain Funds for Planning
The Bennington Regional Planning Commission hosts a second information session at the County Courthouse at 7 30 p.m. to explain the proposed comprehensive planning program and the need for about 8500 in local funds with a 2 to 1 federal match. John C Burdis of an Albany firm will attend to outline the planner services and benefits.
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Bennington
Buckley
John C. Burdis
Albany, N.Y
Fire Truck Repairs Under Way After Engine Rod Damage
Bennington Fire Department will buy a new engine block for the damaged Eagle Fire Hose Co. truck after it threw an engine rod en route to a fire Monday. Chief Richard Hollister said a stripped block will be purchased and hopes to have the truck running in a week or ten days. Mutual aid units have been alerted to the loss.
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Bennington
Richard Hollister
Eagle Fire Hose Co
Hollister
Union Carbide to simplify division names nationwide
Union Carbide Corporation announces Sept 1 name changes for major divisions to improve public recognition. The Chemicals Division becomes Union Carbide Chemicals Company and the Bennington plant joins the Consumer Products Division as part of a broader rebranding.
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New York
Union Carbide Corporation
Bennington
Union Carbide
Binny Mason Jr
Union Carbide Chemicals Company
Corporation
Prestone
Eveready
Marchers Named From Multiple Towns in Bennington Area
A list of marchers includes Mrs. Bud Schomaker and Ricky Schomaker of Shaftsbury Ursula Scott of North Bennington Leo Shapiro of Belmont Prof and Mrs Dwight Simpson of Williamstown Mr and Mrs Wm Jay Smith of Pownal Paul Swanson of Dummerston Mrs Lisa Tate of North Bennington David Thompson of Woodstock Mrs Semna Untermann of Belmont Philip Viereck of Shaftsbury James Washington of Bennington and John Williams of Poultney as participants.
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Bud Schomaker
Ricky Schomaker
Shaftsbury
Ursula Scott
North Bennington
Leo Shapiro
Belmont
Dwight Simpson
Williamstown
Jay Smith
Pownal
Paul Swanson
Dummerston
Lisa Tate
David Thompson
Woodstock
Semna Unterman
Philip Viereck
James Washington
Bennington
John Williams
Poultney
Magazine Salesmen Registered Here
Four door to door magazine subscription salesmen registered with the Greater Bennington Association this morning according to a GBA spokesman Six others were registered Friday and Saturday with the Bennington Village Police Department Local residents asked whether magazine salesmen in the area are legitimate The GBA spokesman said legitimate firms register with the local chamber of commerce and police Earlier this summer youths were reported selling magazines door to door claiming to raise money for charities
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Greater Bennington Association
GBA
Bennington Village
Chamber of Commerce
Obituary for Reginald Hervieux III
Reginald Hervieux III nine year old son of former Joyce Thompson of North Pownal and Reginald Hervieux of New York City died this morning at Children’s Hospital in New York City. Body to be moved to Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home with funeral arrangements pending. A further obituary will appear in tomorrow’s Banner.
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Reginald Hervieux III
Joyce Thompson
North Pownal
Reginald Hervieux
New York City
Children’s Hospital
Hanson-Walbridge
Bennington Briefs Report On Vacation and Draft Realty
Bennington officials note Selectmen's Agent Alma Langlois is on vacation this week. Local draft board reports presinduction physicals in Albany for Ronald White East Arlington Richard Purdy Burgess Road Franklin Monroe Jr Park Street William Bischoff Jr Manchester Center Myron Capen Manchester and James Saunders West Rupert. Jeanne Marceau recent Erie Academy of Beauty Culture Burlington graduate is employed at Lake Tarleton Club Beauty Salon Pike New Hampshire and is a Bennington Catholic High School class of 1962 alumna.
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Albany
N.Y
U.S. Army
Ronald White
East Arlington
Richard Purdy
Burgess Road
Franklin Monroe Jr
Park Street
William Bischoff Jr
Manchester Center
Jeanne Marceau
Erie Academy of Beauty Culture
Burlington
Lake Tarleton Club
Pike, N.H
Marceau
Bennington Catholic
Treaty debate strains on ratification and scheduling
Senate timing shifts as Dirksen notes possible Sept 9 vote while Eisenhower cautions on reservations. Amid hearings, Bennington Catholic High School offers free yearbook supplements and local groups plan meetings. Knights of Columbus install officers. Women’s Bowling Association holds first open meeting at Molly Stark School. Girl Scouts prepare Strike Leukemia golf tourney posters at the YMCA.
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Greater
Bennington
YMCA
Miners Rescued After 329 Hours in Mine Sink Cubicle
Fellin and Throne survived 329 hours in a 9 by 14 foot shelter after a cave in. Rescue harness lifted them to the surface as their wives waited at Hazleton Hospital. They described cold, meals via lifeline and faith sustaining them.
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Hazleton Hospital
Throne
Saras
Ira Mills
Fellin
Fidulla
Band
Charmbury
Coney Island
Andy
Gordon H. Smith
Smith
Mike Rank
Television transmitter upgrades promise better Bennington reception
Three stations WTEN Channel 10 WCDC Channel 19 and WAST Channel 13 plus educational Channel 17 and FM station WAMC announce tower and antenna upgrades to improve reception in Bennington area. A 200 foot Greylock tower replaces 100 foot tower for Channel 19 with completion expected Oct 1. Channel 10 moved to Albany County site improving coverage. Channel 13 to new Troy area tower. Channel 17 to begin full power later in September. WAMC resumes normal schedule after new 10,000 watt transmitter upgrade atop Greylock.
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WCDC
Channel 19
Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp
Mount Greylock
Adams
Mass
Edwards
Bennington
Greylock
Mt. Greylock
WTEN
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Bennington - Area
Gloversville
N.Y
Albany County
Albany
WRGB
Mount Anthony
Ings
WAST
Channel 13
Corinth
Saratoga
Troy
WFH
TV Channel
WAMC
The
Albany Medical College
Two Bennington youths fined for car theft attempt
Two youths, Darold Pray and Robert Babson, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to taking and driving a car without the owner’s consent. Pray received an $80.10 fine plus license and registration offenses. Babson paid $50. They were placed on probation with conditions to pay fines from earnings. Judge Fienberg cited their prior good record and warned of harsher penalties for future violations. The incident began when an ignition key was left in a 1956 Chevrolet from Wilson Ford Co. at 748 Main Street.
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Bennington
Bennington County
Darold C. Pray
Gage St
Robert R. Babson
Beech St
Wilson Ford Co
Main Street
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Pray
Atty
Marshall Witten
Babson
Witten
George M. Fienberg
Mississippi Cries for Governor as Johnson and Coleman Vie
Mississippi Democrats go to the polls to pick a governor between Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson and former Gov. J. P. Coleman. The race centers on civil rights and segregation issues with national debates looming. Washington's Kennedy program and Ole Miss desegregation figures loom large as both men oppose the Kennedys. The winner faces Ruchel Phillips and Ed Bishop in November. poll hours run 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. CST with hand counts in most precincts.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
J.P. Coleman
Kennedy
University of Misssissippi
Adams County
Natchez
Town Removes Track's Sign in Lee Massachusetts
Town officials ordered removal of an illegally erected sign along Route 20 north of Lee advertising racing at Green Mountain Park in Pownal Vermont. Selectmen questioned Salvatore Lobello owner of the Raoul Club about permission and noted prior roadside signs had been directed to come down.
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Selectmen
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North Bennington Road
Uccp Company
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Seth Thomas Jewelers
Main St
Rutland
Ben-Mont Papers
Dow Chemical Co
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Maine
New Jersey
White Creek
Holden and Leonard
Ben-Mont
Grimm
Bennington Briefs
Selectmen’s
Alma Langlois
Myron Capen
James Saunders
West Rupert
Ices and
Atomic Energy Committees
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Dirksen
Senate
Eisenhower
Bennington Catholic High School
Knights of Columbus
K of C Hall
Mrs. Throne
Mrs. Fellin
Channel 17
Putnam Hospital Report
Henry Green
Charles Kern
Wilmington
Jo-Ann Marcoux
Rebecca Lampron
Emilie Lyons
Kevin Dailey
Dale Tifft
Manchester Depot
Alice Stemp
Virginia Lavin
John McDermott
Theresa Corcoran
Blair Hastings
Hazel Snow
Jeanne Sorenson
Baby Boy
Eugene Gaiotti
Robert Thompson
Depot St
Albert Thompson
Hoo- Lick Falls
William Gough
Stephentown
James Waite
Arlington
John Grover
Town
Farm House
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