Bloodmobile to Visit Bennington County Again Next Wednesday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile returns to the Elk's Barn Bennington village on Wednesday Feb 26 from 1145 a.m. to 530 p.m. Local chairwoman Esther Parmelee says the aim is a 100 pint quota and urges new donors to help Burlington Regional Center. Volunteers and telephone committee members list names and roles for donor recruitment.
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Red Cross
Elk’s Barn
Bennington Village
Bennington
Esther Parmelee
Bennington County
Burlington Regional
Union Board Sets One Public Meeting per District for Bond Vote
Mt. Anthony Union School Board plans six district meetings in late April with local boards conducting the sessions while union members provide brief overviews of the high school proposal. Directors aim for concise facts, outline alternatives if no school is built, and stress audience participation, amid concerns about attendance and misinformation.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Woodford
Arthur S. Faris
Shaftsbury
Norman Stratton
Greater Bennington
Stratton
Faris
David Adler
Pownal
Marian Taylor
Union High School
Barton Jenks
Mt. Anthony
John AH. Williams II
Bennington Catholic High School
Union Board
Catholic School
Jenks
Central High School
Bennington
Public Information Committee
Human Relations Institute Planned by St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's Episcopal Church plans a Lenten Human Relations Institute focusing on communications. The three sections meet Feb 23 24 and 24 1964 with group sessions, demonstrations, and a closing lecture. Participants pay a nominal fee and must attend all six sessions.
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Human Relations Institute
St. Peter’s Church
Union Board Withdraws From Active Role in Soldiers' Home Case
Mt. Anthony Union School Board pulls back from active participation in a court challenge over the Vermont Soldiers' Home land sale. Chair John H. Williams II said the board remains technically a party, with attorney Eugene V. Clark to withdraw from active involvement. The board budgeted $1,000 for legal fees this year.
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Mt. Anthony Union School
Marian Taylor
Union Board
Town Farm
Union High School
John H. Williams II
Eugene V. Clark
Williams
Business And Farming Oppose Governor Hoff Tax Plans
At a public hearing in Montpelier Vermont business and farming leaders condemned Gov Hoff's proposed gross graduated income tax and capital gains tax. C H Ridgley of the Greater Burlington Industrial Corp noted Vermont's income tax is already among the highest nationwide. Rep Mary Miller said the gross graduated income tax would be broad based and fairer than a sales tax. Keith Wallace of the Vermont Farm Bureau called the income levy a splinter tax.
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Mary Miller
West
Rutland
Keith Wallace
The
Vermont Farm Bureau
64 Scottish Imports Co NY Blended Scotch Whisky
An advertisement notes 64 Scottish Imports Co NY offering blended Scotch whisky at eighty proof. The copy highlights the product as a blended Scotch and specifies the ninety proof strength.
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Scottish Imports CO
N.Y
Union Board Rejects Bond Payment Delay
Mt. Anthony Union School Board votes to start paying 20 year bonds in the 1964-65 budget if the May bond issue passes. Previously debated whether to begin before construction or in 1966-67, with delaying increasing annual payments and shortening the tax relief.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Barton Jenks
Shaftsbury
New England Police Administrators Meet Discusses Regional Trends
The New England State Police Administrators Conference scheduled for February 26 and 27 in Nashua New Hampshire will study an interstate compact creating a New England criminal intelligence agency a police human relations seminar uniform firearm laws and a command officers training school Commander Leo Mulcahy of Connecticut chairs the group which began three years ago under the New England Council and gained official recognition from the New England Governors Conference this year. A separate meeting debated school bond payments with the board chairmen and union members supporting immediate payment against deferral.
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Boston
Mass
New England State Police Administrators’ Conference
Nespac
Olde Coach Inn
Nashua
N.H
New England Criminal Intelligence Agency
Leo Mulcahy
Connecticut
New England Council
New England Governors’ Conference
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Cunningham and
Freeborn
Vermont
Archie Camp Jr
James S. Holden
Earl Harvey
W. C. Sennett
Bernard P. Leamy
Edward Sibley
Story
Grimm
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Congress
Soldiers’ Home
Franklin Frantz
Frantz
BCHS
ET. Williams
del Monte
First National Stores
North Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vt
Wilson Ford
Main Street
Firestone Special
Economy Auto Stores ,Inc
MAIN
DIAL
Hoff
General Electric Missile and Armament Department
Burlington
GBIC
Jay
Scotland
Catejesty
AO Sard
Scoich
Seafood
Newburg
Maine
New England
Hummel
Nichols
Union St
Ushman Colonial
Stone House
Cushman Factory
H.T. Cushman Manufacturing Company
North Bennington, VT
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