National Guard Notes: 86th Engineer Company drill report
The 86th Engineer Company held a Monday night drill with 1st Lt. George Dickie leading a Tactical Training class for Bridge and Engineer Platoons. Topics included night procedures and diamond formation. Assistant instructors were Platoon Sergeants LaFlamme, McCoy, and Tremblay. Spc Reynolds led a basic first aid class assisted by Sp Raymond Davis. 2nd Lt. Donald Pacher was named unit officer candidate school enrollment officer to organize the state OCS program.
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86Th Engineer Company
George Dickie
Richard LaFlamme
William McCoy
Neil Tremblay
Spc
Robert Reynolds
Lyndon College Names Alumni News Editor
Lyndon State College in Lyndon Center names Linda Toborg editor of the Alumni News Letter. Toborg, a 1963 graduate, earned a B.S. in education and taught language arts at St. Johnsbury Junior High School 1963-64. The Alumni News Letter serves about 1400 former Lyndon students nationwide. The notice also lists promotions effective Nov. 16 and lists numerous enlistees and local residents joining the 86th Engineer Company with contact points at the Armory.
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Lyndon Center
Lyndon State College
Linda Toborg
Toborg
St. Johnsbury Junior High School
Lyndon
United States
Hillel
B’nai
Hillel Foundations
Robert Cummings
Douglas Greene
Thomas Moses
Andrew Zoilo
Edward Burgess
Roger Fachini
Robert Church
Richard Giard
Gary Harbour
Victor Lamb
Endre Thoma
86Th Engineer Company
Valmore Girard
Barbara
Bracewell Avenue
North Adams
Valmore
St. Joseph’s High School
William Hathaway
Nancy
Burgess Road
Bennington High School
Monument Motors
Gary Gore
Ransom Gore
West Road
Polygraphic Company of America
Michael Schiraldi
Carol
Jamaica
Carle Place
C.W. Post College
William Belanger
Sandra
West Main Street
Mass
Alfred LaFountain
Winter Street
Norene
Adams High School
Sprague Electric
Bruce Ekings
E.C. Ekings
Bruce
Brattleboro
Prescott High School
Prescott
Arizona
Marlboro
Vermont
Kenneth Hall
James Hall
Chapel Road
Eagle Square
John Dwyer Jr
John Dwyer
Burchard Ave
Hoosick Falls
Arlington Memorial High School
St. Joseph’s
Sibley’s Manufacturing
Philip Grande
Rudy Grande
Hospital Avenue
Drury High School
Brodie Mountain
Smith
Andrew
Armory
Dempsey
Anthropology Lecture is Scheduled
Dr. Bert Salwen of Bennington College will present the sixth annual Christmas Lecture to the public at 8 p.m. Friday in the bandroom of Bennington High School, Pleasant Street entrance. The MATERS association invites participation from area high schools including Bennington Catholic, North Bennington, Arlington Memorial, Burr and Burton, Molly Stark, Pine Cobble, and Williamstown. Salwen’s Fort Shantok excavation work will illustrate how archaeology, ethnology and linguistics illuminate early human study.
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New England
Masters
Vermont
Bert Salwen
Bennington College
Bennington High School
Pleasant Street
Masters Association
Bennington Area
Ralph Simpson
Benhi
Bennington
Bendi
Bennington Catholic
North Bennington
Arlington Memorial High School
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Molly Stark
Pine Cobble School
Williamstown
Mass
Salwen
Fort Shantok
New London
Sears Roebuck grants $1100 to Green Mountain College
The Sears Roebuck Foundation awarded Green Mountain College $1,100 for its education program. S.B. Goddard of the Sears Roebuck Company Rutland announced the grant, and Dr. Raymond A. Withey, college president, said the gift supports ongoing expansion and development of educational programs.
Cooperative Book Buying For Libraries
Vermont public libraries gain larger discounts through a blanket contract by the Free Public Library Service and the State Administration Department. A survey of about 200 libraries showed combined annual book budgets near 45 thousand dollars, shaping a steady income base used to secure better terms with multiple book jobbers.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Free Public Library Service
State Administration Department
FPLS
Bennington Court Hears Range of Local Cases
Bennington Municipal Court Wednesday heard cases including Lloyd J. Pierce Sr. of Shaftsbury who pleaded guilty to stealing a tank of bottle gas and received a suspended 4 to 6 month sentence at Windsor Prison. William A. Stroffoleno of East Arlington was jailed 15 days for contempt. John E. Stryker of Bennington admitted theft and received 60 to 90 days with probation. $20 fine on a malt beverage charge. Gerald A. Darling of Pownal fined $20 plus costs for driving without a safety inspection. Alvin J. Kennedy of Edgwood Inn admitted speeding on VT Route 67A and was fined $15 plus $5.10 costs.
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Lloyd J. Pierce Sr
Shaftsbury
Windsor Prison
George M. Fienberg
William A. Stroffelene
East Arlington
Atty
R. Marshall Witten
Stroffoleno
John E. Stryker
Bennington
Fienberg
Stryker
Caslin
Gerald A Darling
Powvual
Pownal
Cpl
Gordon Mooney
Darling
Alvin J. Kennedy
Edgwood Inn
North Bennington
Kennedy
Traffic Dips On Two Area Roads In October
Vermont Department of Highways automatic traffic recorder data show October traffic on three major area highways largely flat or down from a year earlier. U.S. 7 Shaftsbury held steady, with a 0.2 percent 12 month gain. Vermont 11 Peru and Vermont 9 Wilmington fell by 2.5 and 1.7 percent respectively. The 42 month averages rose 1.2 percent on Vermont 11 and 5.0 percent on Vermont 9, contrasting with larger gains in 1964 versus 1963. Overall, October counts leveled off similar to other statewide highways amid mixed results.
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Automatic Traffic Recorder
Vermont Department of Highways
U.S
Shaftsbury
Vermont 11
Peru
Vermont
Wilmington
Vermont 9
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National Guard Notes
Lyndon College
Green Mt. College
Sears
Drysdale's
Lot
Bank Paysee
Burlington Savings Bank
Burlington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bennington Municipal Court
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Adams Clothes Shopé
Levin
Bennington, VT
SWIFT
Glecoh
Fei Apy
Swift's Premium
DAISY
Maine
Pascal Celery
Clorox
Snider
Betty Crocker
del Monte
Crisco
Keebler
N.B.C
Graham
Rte Anh Saa
School Street
OMEGA
Atkins, Jewelers
Main St
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