Labor Council moves toward permanent headquarters
Bennington County Central Labor Council began steps for its own permanent building at the Putnam Hotel meeting. Two committees were formed to study leasing and buying, with location favored in the Bennington, North Bennington, Shaftsbury area and final property action needing local approval. The session also elected officers for one year and heard from Horst Roches on Mississippi labor projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County Central Labor Council
Putnam Hotel
Carl Jollvette
Bennington United Church Women
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
John Vander Groef
Paradise Restaurant
Roger Albright
Burlington
Earle Brailey
UCW
Vermont Council of Churches
Second Congregational Church
Jolivette
Paul Crane
Dean Hanson
North Bennington Congregational Church
Marion Hardy
Paul Bohne
Waterbury Project
Leroy Marsden
Allan Heath
Harold Riemann
Church World Missions
H.S. Moses
L. W. Gillette
Church World Relations
Safford Street
Council
Kenneth E. Clayton
Perle Hoyt
Spencer Haynes
Robert Ayers
Clark Condon
Elwell
Haynes
Hoyt
Bennington-North Bennington-Shaftsbury
County Council
Clayton
Condon
Ethel Bruso
Gilbert Wilcox
Ernest Reed
Horst Roches
Arlington
Mississippi
Rodies
Vermont
Jackson
Ted Seaver
Education Department
National Afl-Cio
Vermont In Mississippi Corp
Lions Club Hears Talk By Curator James Mitchell on The Battle of Bennington
The Bennington Lions Club heard assistant curator James Mitchell of the Bennington Museum discuss The Battle of Bennington with slides and battlefield artifacts. He explained land grants by New Hampshire and New York determined the monument’s Vermont site, noting New York and New Hampshire claims and Battlefield Park in Walloomsac. Paul Williams opened the meeting, Marshall Cross presided, and a new member, Michael Capriola, joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
Bennington Museum
Bennington Lions Club
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Battle of Bennington
Vermont
New York
Mitchell
New Hampshire
Connecticut River
Hudson River
Battle Monument
Battlefield Park
Walloomsac
Paul Williams
Marshall Cross
Michael Capriola
Bennington Photo Service
Fred Butler
Light Truck Plates Expire February 28
Montpelier Vermont Motor Vehicle Commissioner James Malloy warns owners of pickups vans and panel trucks using light delivery with pleasure car plates that 1965 registrations expire February 28 and 1966 truck plates must be obtained. Applications are now being accepted and 1966 plates will mail starting February 15 with legal attachment March 1. 1965 truck trailer and motorcycle registrations remain valid until May 1, extending to April 30 for 1966 truck plate registration.
Model Geneva Peace Conference sparks student Viet Nam debate
Students from North Bennington and Bennington High School staged a Model Geneva Peace Conference at Bennington High School to debate Viet Nam policy. Delegates argued withdrawal terms while praising parliamentary procedure and scrutinized information gaps as teachers observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Bennington High School
North Bennington
Bernard Leamy
Sandra King
David Jareckie
David Peterson
Viet Nam
United States
Red China
Australia
Sharon Colvin
North Bennington High School
Benhi
Benhi Junior High News Highlights and Achievements
Benhi Catamount students discuss Viet Nam aid and peace talks while planning future North Bennington exchanges. Eighth graders study Italy and zoology, with strong math and English classes. basketball stands 5-1 under coach Butterfield. Seven graders earn top marks. pennant sale supports student councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
North Bennington
Robert Lasher
John Duval
Italy
Francis Mach
Tom Butterfield
Doug Woodward
Benhi
Park Replaces Stork Club in New York Park
New York CBS chairman William S Paley announced the purchase of the former Stork Club site on 53rd Street between Fifth and Madison to demolish the cafe society venue and create a vest pocket park honoring his father Samuel Paley founder of Congress Cigar Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPS
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Heindel
Grafton
Vermont
Saxtons River
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Labor Council
Kyes
United Church
Hamburg
Frankfort
Vermont Arthritis Foundation
Central Labor Body
Vermont Labor Council
Montpelier
Bruso
Reed
DeVito
John J. DeVito
Bennington Village Water Board
John H. Williams II
Dee Vito
Candle Mill
Lions Club
By Kenny Kramer
Trick
U.S.D.A
Salem
Wilson
Coe Tobin
Bologna
California
Sunkist Orange
Wilson's Certified
Salem's
le Pkg
Armour’s Star
Boy-Ar-Dee
U.S
KRAFT
Stork Club
TAX & Record Service
Mapai
YALE
China
Main Street
Bennington
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