Ben-Mont Union Re Elects Galipeau at Dow Ben-Mont Division
Local 534 of the Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union at the Dow Chemical Ben-Mont Division reelected incumbent president Bernard L. Galipeau of 104 County St after a challenge from Lloyd C. Fleming of Webb Street. Robert Humphrey defeated incumbent Barbara Hoag for vice president. Re-elected officers include William Norcross recording secretary Lora MacJarrett and Peter LaFlamme sergeant at arms with executive committee picks George Rogers Thomas E Bushee and Reaha L Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben-Mont
Dow Chemical Company
Bernard L. Galipeau
County St
Galipeau
Lloyd C. Fleming
Webb Street
Fleming
Robert Humphrey
North Bennington Road
Barbara Hoag
Scott St
William Norcross
North St
Lora MacJarrett
Gage St
Peter LaFlamme
Park Street
George Rogers
Park Street Extension
Thomas E. Bushee
Robinson Avenue
Reaha L. Pierce
North Bennington
New Maine Power Project Is Planned
CALAIS Maine UPI The Eastern Maine Electric Cooperative Inc has applied for a preliminary federal permit to build a 10 to 15 million dollar hydroelectric plant on the Mattawamkeag River. Manager Robert V Clark says the project would not conflict with the Passamaquoddy Bay St John River tidal power scheme and would complement it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais, Maine
UPI
Eastern Maine Electric Cooperative, Inc
Mattawamkeag River
Robert V. Clark
Passamaquoddy Bay - St. John River
Newspaper Fund Scholarships Available for Journalists
The Newspaper Fund offers $500 summer intern scholarships for the sixth year to liberal arts juniors seeking journalism careers. Fifty grants for 1965, with internships of 10 weeks at a starting salary, require the applicant to secure a reporting position while the fund assists and finances. Deadline January 10, 1965. For details write to Paul S Swensson, Executive Director, The Newspaper Fund Princeton NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street Journal
Paul S. Swensson
Newspaper Fund
P.O, Box 300
Princeton
N.J
Natur Teknik Ski Instructors Are Certified
NORTH TROY The seventh annual ski instructors course of the American Ski Teachers Association of Natur Teknik ASTAN ran December 11 to 20 at Jay Peak. Fifty candidates attended and 30 instructors became certified. The organization, founded in 1958 by Walter Foeger, now has over 100 certified instructors and growing demand for Natur Teknik ski schools. Top students were Joe Amato and Leo Smith from Camelback and Dick Delamyea from Beartown Plattsburgh area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Troy
American Ski Teachers Association of Natur Teknik
ASTAN
Jay Peak
U.S
Walter Foeger
Joe Amato
Leo Smith
Camelback Ski Area
Dick Delamyea
Bearetown
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Leprosy-Haunted Housewife Survives Bridge Leap
Isabelle Kainon a 30 year old leprosy sufferer and mother survived a 230 foot fall from the San Francisco Bay Bridge. Rescued by Coast Guard crew six minutes after the plunge she was treated for pelvic fracture hip lacerations and possible internal injuries. Her condition fluctuated from critical to fair as doctors called it a miracle. Her husband Royal said a reactivation of Hansen's disease had occurred and that she had remained a strong swimmer since Hawaii days.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge
Isabelle Kainon
San Francisco Bay
Coast Guard
San Francisco General Hospital
Thomas E. Albers
Kainon
Hawaii
John
Royal
Workers Star Donors Listed For Red Cross Bloodmobile
Donors reached new records in the Red Cross Gallon Club at the Bloodmobile on Wednesday with Arthur J. Dewey the top donor at seven gallons. Armand Lamp ron earned a six gallon pin while Ray Betit had five gallons. Four gallon givers included Mrs. Elizabeth Corbett and Carl P. Hul bert. Richard H. Caswell joined three gallon donors and David Berry, Mrs. Marion Gage and James Mallory reached two gallons. New entrants to the Gallon Club were Joseph Coonradt James Cymbalak and Walter Knights, all eighth-time donors. The Red Cross Canteen workers, nurses aides and registered nurses served throughout the six hour drive at Elk's Barn with local volunteers assisting in setup and cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Gallon Club
Bloodmobile
Arthur J. Dewey
Armand Lampron
Ray Betit
Elizabeth Corbett
Carl P. Hulbert
Richard H. Caswell
David Berry
Marion Gage
James Mallory
Gallon Club
Joseph Coonradt
James
State Appeals Don’t Shovel Snow onto Road
Vermont Highway Commissioner Russell A. Holden urges residents along state highways to stop shoving snow into or across roads. He notes repeated annual appeals and growing hazards from heaps that reduce sight distance, often after plows have cleared the highways. He warns the illegal practice undermines costly safety improvements and raises accident risks.
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Holden
Two Named To Top NASA Jobs In Cambridge
Dr. Lester C. Van Atta will head research in electromagnetics at the NASA research center in Cambridge. Dr. W. Crawford Dunlap will lead component technology. Van Atta formerly led Lockheed Missiles and Space Co research. Dunlap has six years as director of solid state electronics with Raytheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Cambridge
Mass
UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration Research Center
Winston E. Kock
Lester C. van Atta
W. Crawford Dunlap
van Atta
Lockheed Missiles and Space Co
Dunlap
Solid State Electronics
Raytheon Corp
Emblem Club Holds December Meeting and Christmas Festivities
The Emblem Club met on December 15 with reports read and accepted. A Welfare Fund Christmas donation was given, and a covered dish supper followed a decorated room and a Christmas tree exchange. Prizes went to Helen Foster, Mary Madden, Hazel Harrison, Maureen Loomis, Carol Gerow, Alma Yarnel, and Connie LaBeau. Mrs. Gerow received a surprise birthday cake. Betty Rich earned the Christmas centerpiece. Next meeting is January 19, and eligible members are welcome. The group helped wrap gifts for the kiddies party and assisted Santa at the Elks Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Foster
Mary Madden
Hazel Harrison
Maureen Loomis
Carol Gerow
Alma Yarnel
Connie LaBeau
Mrs. Gerow
Betty Rich
Marion Pierce
Santa
Elks Home
Albany College Offers Course In Art Again
Albany College of Saint Rose resumes a graduate education course in art during the spring semester. Vincent J. Popolizio and Harold A. Laynor will lead a studio workshop on art education methods and materials. The program covers philosophy, management, visual aids, bibliographies, and advanced drawing techniques. Weekly sessions begin January 27 from 6 30 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
College of Saint Rose
Vincent J. Popolizio
New York State
Harold A. Laynor
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New
Maine
DAR
Penny Bergquist
Roy Bergquist
Pleasant St
Bennington
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ralf S. Kates
Bennington High School
Bergquist
National Dar Society
Hagerman
Edinburg, Scotland
University Highland Society
Leonid Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Garca
Vogue Verily Willemsto
Otel Putnam
Eh Perse
Colonial Shoppin Ctr
Williamstown
Natur Teknik
Macnaughton
Bennington Garage
Main ST
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Elizabeth Faris
Curtis M. Flory
John Mook
Abraham Moskovitz
Barbara Burt
Robert Gibbs
Gladys Y. Leslie
A. J. Dewey Jr
John Litster
Turkeys
Vermont
Salem’s
Emblem Club
Albany College
Tonka Toys
Tressy
Evans
Dial
News Office Equip. Inc
Bennington, VT
Magic Circle
Proctor
Sharpener
GE Electric
Admiral
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