Arlington Teachers to Receive Half of Planned Pay Increases
Arlington School Board announces 1962-63 raises cut to 50 percent due to rising costs including fire detection system. Average rise drops from about 292 to 146 dollars. budget justified by maintenance expenses and septic/fire system costs with state 30 percent reimbursement. The decision affects about 20 teachers and faces teacher association meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington School Board
James
Bud) Edgerton
Richard Pelsue
Pelsue
Edgerton
Roger Mears
Arlington Teachers Association
Arlington Enterprise Luncheon Speakers and Scout News
Mrs. Bradford Smith who spent 20 months in India will speak at the Enterprise Society luncheon following a 1 p.m. covered dish gathering. The combined St James Episcopal and Federated Church youth groups met to review structure and aims. Girl Scout efforts include kitchen box funds, hut insurance, and round-up gear advancement. plans for a March 10 mother and daughter banquet mark Girl Scout's 50th birthday. A community work bee cleaned the basement of the Community House, uncovering old Arlington heritage, as attendees baked cake for Lester Brush's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Smith
India
The
Enterprise Society
St. James Episcopal Church
Federated Church
Bailey Hall
Girl Scout Committee
Robert Macksey
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Arlington
Esther Wilcox
Dorothy Squiers
Lester Brush
Meyer Presides Over Session of Federalists
William H. Meyer of West Rupert Vermont presided an all day meeting of New England Council of United World Federalists in Auburn Massachusetts. Meyer outlined a national policy for world peace through enforceable world law and praised the group’s role in establishing the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency during Kennedy’s first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Mass
William H. Meyer
West Rupert
New England Council of United World Federalists
Meyer
Vermont
United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Kennedy
United Nations
Carter C. Higgins
Worcester Pressed Steel Co
New England
A. H. Parker Jr
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
F.S.C. Northrop
Yale University
Connecticut
Ralph Flanders
Springfield
Bennington Banner shows local news delivery and rates
The Bennington Banner printed in Vermont outlines subscription options by mail and truck routes. Rates listed include 3 months 4.25, 6 months 8, 1 year 15, with servicemen 1 per month and all subscriptions prepaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Banner
Sun
Main St
Ington
Vermont
Associated Press
Rensselaer
Washington Counties
N.Y
Massachusetts
Cambridge Area Residents Entering Colleges and Local News
Cambridge area youths and residents are pursuing further education and travels. John Fillmore enters Oswego College. Beverly Welling attends Adirondack Community College. Carol Brewer visits family while senior at Middlebury College. Katherine Brash plans a Europe trip starting in New York City. Local church meetings and hospital notices are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Welling
Burton Welling
South Cambridge
Adirondack Community College
Hudson Falls
Peter Matcovich
Mt. Hermon School
Mt. Hermon
Mass
Cambridge Central School
Carol Brewer
Middlebury College
Kenneth Gottry
George E. Brewer
New York City
Gottry
Ruth M. Duryee
Homestead
Fla
Caribbean
Katherine Brash
Europe
Milan
Italy
Clayton Oestreicher
Florida
Daniel Wilkie
George Wilkie
Air Force
Texas
Millard Vetal
Floyd Marsh
McClellan Hospital
Ida Aird Perry
Clara Keyes
Notable Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Dorset Lowell Thomas visits Lowell Thomas at their home and skis with old friend John F. Sawyer in Bromley Stratton and nearby areas. Sawyer notes Thomas is skiing better than ever. Various residents travel, host, or attend events across Manchester and nearby towns with fund drives and visits to Florida, New York, and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Thomas
John F. Sawyer
Thomas
Mr. Sawyer
Bromley
Stratton
Sawyer
Pittsfield
Mass
North Tarrytown
West Arlington 4H Girls Club Shifts Meeting Date
The West Arlington 4H Girls Club will meet Wednesday February 14 at the West Arlington Community House, not February 7 as previously announced by a club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bedell
West Arlington
Gains in Arlington Dental Health Highlighted
Arlington marks Dental Health Week as the Nursing Association, dental hygienists, and school nurse report strong progress in the city program. A State Dental Department fluoride plan expanded from grades two five and eight to all grades one to twelve, with cleaning and education for younger students and prophylaxis for older students. Sunderland and Sandgate children joined. Sunderland parents arranged transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Nursing Association
State Dental Department
Sandgate
Sunderland
Community notices and school awards from Wilmington area
Farewell banquet for John Jacobs of Shelburne Falls hosted by New England Power Co. employees at the Hub Greenfield. Victory Grange card winners Beth Smith Frank Harrington Alice Clough Pete Reando. Church Women’s Association reports $80 from Jan 27 supper. March 17 and Feb 10 events announced. Wilmington School fifth graders win perfect attendance awards and honor roll. new Mirror staff elected. Basketball defeat at home 62 58 to St Michaels. Local residents update on hospital stay and snow removal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido Cimonetti
Leo Berry
New England Power Co
John Jacobs
Shelburne Falls
Greenfield
Mass
Jacobs
New England Power Company
Western Division
Worcester
Victory Grange
Alice Whitney
Beth Smith
Frank Harrington
Alice Clough
Pete Reando
Grange
Timmerman
Henry Peck
Pilgrim Fellowship
John Willard
Charles Smith
Wilmington
Frank Aldrich
Lyn Boyd
Rose Brown
Walter Davis
Eleanor Haynes
Deborah Brown
Mary Pike
Michael Cross
Sandra Davidson
Norman Fajans
David Maynard
Richard Poor
Susan Wolf
George Audert
Elliot Community Hospital
Keene
N.H
St. Michaels
Wilmington High School
Hazel Wheeler
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Community meetings outline county teaching projects in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls residents attended a Thursday night meeting at Mrs. James Sennett’s home where Hoosick Falls Home Demonstration unit outlined county teaching projects. Parish plans for a Catholic action program on March 4 were announced by the Holy Name Society, with Buckley and James Sennett named co chairmen. Kiwanis hosted Rabbi Sigmund Kaufman at a Tuesday luncheon, and will escort 108 seniors to Albany for legislative sessions and a Capitol tour. The Hoosick Lions heard Paul Kreiger discuss mutual fund investing, and the Van Rensselaer Eastern Star observed Birthday Night. The next Eastern Star meeting is set for February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mason
Florida
Vermont Heart Fund
W. Lawrence King
Kuhrt Wieneke
Manchester Rotary Club
Mansir Edwards
David
Albany
N.Y
Edwards
Walter Harwood
Jack Stannard
Burr and Burton Seminary
Miriam van Water
Framingham
Mass
Helen Bryan
Charles Kavage
Hoosac Village
James Sennett
James Monahan
Edward Loomis
Howard Reynolds
Holy Name Society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception
Gerald Morin
Buckley
Charles Fabiano
Benedict Nowik
Ray Robers
James McGuire
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Sigmund Kaufman
Beth-El Temple
Bennington
Kiwanis Club
Baptist Memorial Hall
David Berlant
Kiwanis
St. Mary’s Academy
Central School
Hoosac School
Capitol
Gov. Rockefeller
Hoosick
1962 Feed Grain Program details in Bennington County
The 1962 feed grain program mirrors 1961 and aims to cut surplus by diverting 1959 60 acreages of corn sorghums or barley to conserving uses. Participants must report 1959 60 crops and yields by March 16 1962 and divert at least 20 percent of base acres with payments 30 to 50 dollars per acre based on farm production and county rate. Contact John J DeVito at the Bennington ASCS office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Edgerton
Bennington County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Edgerton
Bennington County
John J. DeVito
ASCS
Main St
Bennington
John C. Page
Ski Victors in Bromley Race
The Middlebury Ski Club won the fifth Mid-Vermont Ski Council race at Bromley with team scoring leading 4.06.9. Lisa Dillmann of Manchester won the girls division in 39.5 seconds while Don Marsh of Arlington and Tom Acker of Pico tied for boys in 38.0 seconds. Other top finishers include Neil Mackey, Bob Finlay, Butch Sheehan, Rick Douglas, and George Merrill, with Bromley and Woodstock runners also placing. A total of 56 skiers aged 13 and under competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Middlebury
Mid-Vermont Ski Council
Bromley Ski Club
Bromley
East Meadow Slope
Lisa Dillmann
Manchester
Don Marsh
Arlington
Tom Acker
Pico
Neil Mackey
Bob Finlay
Arlington Calendar Briefs for February 5 to 10
Community House hosts Library Board meeting Monday at 8 p.m. Cub Scouts pack night Tuesday at 7 p.m. Arlington Chorus at Finney's Studio 7 30. American Legion and Auxiliary meet 8 p.m. Wednesday covered dish lunch 1 p.m. Heart health program 8 p.m. Thursday Lions Club 7 p.m. Friday Arlington basketball at Wilmington. Saturday PTA Tasting Supper 5 to 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Chorus
Finney
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Enterprise Society
Bailey Hall
Heart Health Program
Fisher School
Lions Club
West Mountain Farm
Arlington
Wilmington
PTA
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By Astrid Hagenguth
Ann Marsh
Enterprise
Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
John Fillmore
Edwin Fillmore
Oswego College
South Cambridge Methodist Church
Helene Ford
Schenectady
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Dorset
Miriam Tifft
Francine Fenn
R.N
Hartford Hospital
Hartford
George Streeter Jr
Charlotte, N.C
George Streetr Sr
James Lee
Gayle Baker
Salem, N.Y. High School
Harry Baker
Wilmington— West
Dover
Carlo Walter Tel
Women’s Association of the Congregational Church
M. C. Hall
James Brown
Martin Brown
School ‘Mirror
School ‘‘Mirror
Carl Boyd
Ann Davis
John Morgan
Richard Rowell
Bonnie Aubertine
Barbara Veillard
Betty Bickford
Madeline Bills
Roberta Sweet
Michael Raymo
Penny Crafts
Randal Sage
John Boyd
Barbara Murray
Patricia Farwell
Linda Brooks
Ruby Adams
Loraine Dixon
Jean Fitch
John van Santvoord
Marjorie Streeter
Marie Brasser
Helen Allen
Russell Hanson
Joyce Nixon
Marian van Santvoord
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Home Dem
Holy Name Program
Kaufman
Lions
CBS
van Rensselaer Chapter 161, Order of the Eastern Star
Raymond Calhoun
Barrington Rose
Providence
R.L
Dorothy Martelle
Louisa Blair
Mountain
Williamstown
Ambrose Brown
Sayles
North Adams, Mass
Dillmann
Lyn Bertram
Woodstock
Missy Rice
Okemo
Killington
Ascutney
Cub
Fienberg
Bennington, VT
DIAL
Bock Beer
Heinken
New York, N. Y
Mobilheat
Mobil A
Wuttles
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