Bennington 1963 Town Report Details New Balances and Plans
Treasurer Hogan's 1963 town report includes a clearer itemized receipts and expenditures section and a new general fund balance sheet comparing Dec 31 1962 and 1963. Surplus rose from 40947.23 to 600117.18 with key gains from receipts over disbursements and 11004.92 from Clark's Woods sewer funds. offset by 15213.80 returned to the general fund.
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Bennington
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Hogan
General Fund
Clark’s Woods
Cemetery Trust Fund
Highway Equipment Fund
Flood Control Fund
School Land Rent Fund
Dog Fund
Clark’s Woods Sewer Fund
Vermont's Joe Johnson recalls two-term governorship strides
Springfield AP outlines Joseph B. Johnson's tenure 1955–1959 focusing on education and highways. The Swedish-born leader boosted teacher salaries and funding, helped set up a regional higher education board, and backed $40 million in road bonds. He remains active in civic life, skiing, and his five grandchildren. Next: Robert T. Stafford.
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Vermont
Joseph B. Johnson
Springfield
State House
Joe Johnson
Helsingborg
Sweden
Johnson
Bryant Chucking Grinder Co
United States
Joe
Westminster
Putney
Johnsons
Young Joe
Bryant Chucking Grainder Co
University of Vermont
Republican Johnson
Tus
UVM
Vermont School of Agriculture
Randolph
New England
Board of Higher Education
Lake Champlain
Vergennes
Hawk’s Mountain
Baltimore
American Legion
Fletcher Farm
Ludlow
Stamp and coin interests bloom in Vermont area notices
Readers learn of Iceland kilo ware sales with 730 stamps per lot and prices around 25 dollars, plus a Philatelic Pocket Calendar from H R Productions. The Rutland stamp club meets Feb 27. John Muir stamp first day April 29 1964 color notes. Also a Montpelier obituary notes George Merkle 57, former cartoonist for New York papers.
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Post and Telegraph Administration of
Iceland
Philatelic
U.N
EEC
H-R Productions, Inc
East 45Th St
John Muir
Washington
Montpelier
New York
George Merkle
600 Books on Display at Bennington Elementary School
A display of 600 new children's books from 50 publishers runs at Bennington Elementary School library through March 6. The exhibit invites parents, teachers, and librarians to view stories for kindergarten through junior high, including science, math, language, sports, literature, and foreign language titles.
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Bennington
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Selectmen
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Pittsfield
Edward S. Massery
Serra Club
Mass
Catherine Dermody
Margaret
Papal Volunteers For Latin
Philadelphia
U.S
Denver
Robert T. Stafford
Republican Party
America
Wickory Distillers Co., Phila
Shaftsbury
Jason Daniels
Arthur Carmen
Mary Harrington Hall
Frances Stacy
Town
Treas
Bradford Smith
Clarence Decker
Selectman
Leo Harrington
Jean Henry
Henrietta Billow
Winston Beebe
Homer Shaver
Wesley Bump
Earl Cross
John Wood
Dewey Bronson—T
Pub. Funds
J. Edw
Howard Colcord
Paul Jepson
Walter Ready
Herbert Ware
Wesley Green
Republican Committee
Collectors Corner
Alfred E. Arnold
Rutland County Stamp Club
Donald Butler
Charles Pentek
U.S. E.N.A
Great Britain
Post Office
New Zealand
London
Onco
YMCA
Stamp Club
Merkle
New Rochelle
Art Students League
New York City
New York Herald Tribune
New York Daily News
Vermont Department of Highways
Minutemen
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Women’s Forum
Ward Phelps
CLA
National Life Insurance Co
Women’s Financial Forum
Vermont Bank & Trust Co
Phelps
Burton Potter
George H.B. Frayne
Hemphill Noyes
Albany
In.y
Madkoui’s
Central Market S & H
Devious Thrifiv
Will Mae
CGC
Hlicken
Bologna
Peg
California
Dekdoki
Main
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