The Role of the Executive Pilot in Business Travel
The executive pilot doubles as dispatcher, radio operator, weather forecaster, service director, maintenance chief, and on‑call salesman. He must hold an Air Line Transport Rating, thousands of flight hours, and vast knowledge of navigation, weather, and regulations. He operates across about 6,000 airports, under constant pressure, with legal authority as captain and heavy responsibility for safety and judgment.
World Prayer Day Program Reaches Community Plans
United Church Women board met Feb 6 at St. Peter's Church with 26 members. Marion Hardy presided. World Day of Prayer date set for March 9 with afternoon service at First Baptist Bennington at 2 p.m. Evening service at North Bennington Congregational Church. Radio program planned on WBTN March 7 at 8:45 a.m. Inter faith meeting planned for May.
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Marion Hardy
Duncan Campbell
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North Bennington Holstein herd sets milk record
The Holstein Friesian Association of America reports Hall Park Mullaugh of North Bennington has 35 completed records averaging 18 952 pounds of milk and 544 pounds of butterfat. Lactation figures use two daily milkings over 305 days mature equivalent. University of Vermont supervised the weighing and testing as part of official herd testing programs.
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Taconic Grange Notes in Shaftsbury
The Taconic Grange met with Lilian Wood presiding. Fifteen members attended. Refreshments were provided by Mr. and Mrs. Merton Snow Sr Roberts Snow and Fred Humphrey. Next meeting on Feb 20 features competition night led by Fredda Pello and Merton Snow Jr. Refreshment committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Becker Clarissa and Hilda Peacocke.
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Taconic Grange
Lillian Wood
Merton Snow Sr
Roberts Snow
Fred Humphrey
Fredda Pello
Merton Snow Jr
Charles Becker
Clarissa
Hilda Peacocke
Women bow to knee length rule at Thomasville tourney
In Thomasville Georgia women entering the City Association's first annual bowling tournament were startled by a rule about attire stating nothing above the knee would be permitted. Officials clarified the rule referred to shorts and that they must be at least knee length.
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Thomasville
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