Union School Proposals Move Toward Bond Vote
After two years of work a union high school plan advances toward a bond vote in February. Union High School District No 14 includes Bennnington North Bennignton and Shaftsbury districts with Woodford and Pownal joining. Architects The Architects Collaborative and consultant Booz Allen Hamilton guide plans on Mt Anthony land with studies on curriculum transport finances and facility use before the public information program and bond election.
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Bennington
Greater Bennington
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Union
North Pownal
Arlington
Sunderland
Woodford
Pownal
Booz, Allen and Hamilton
New York
Architects Collaborative
Cambridge
Mass
Fillmore Farms
Mt. Anthony
Bennington High School
Judge Holden urges community role in supporting courts and law enforcement
Judge Waldo C. Holden of the Bennington Municipal Court addressed the Rotary Club on the need for community involvement in reducing crime. He highlighted support from clergy YMCA and United Counseling Service, urged juvenile outreach, probation influence, and stricter respect for law enforcement while noting financial needs for probation and potential reforms for youths and juvenile delinquents.
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Holden
Waldo C. Holden
Bennington
Rotary Club
Ymca Program
United Counseling Service
YMCA
American Bar Association
Hoff
Probation Department
House of Correction
Windsor
New York State
Vermont
Troop L Vermont Guard Earns Excellent in Inspection
Troop L of the Vermont National Guard received an excellent rating in a recent inspection by Capt. Howard Smith of 43rd Brigade Headquarters. Lt. Doran taught assembly and disassembly of the 30 cal machine gun while Sgt. Ronald Danforth covered reconnaissance and security operations.
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Vermont National Guard
Howard Smith
43Rd Brigade
Doran
Ronald Danforth
Smith
Army
Marble
Old Bennington Votes Jan 18 on Zoning Ordinance
Old Bennington schedules a special village meeting for January 18 at 8 p m to consider a village zoning ordinance and a separate article to authorize up to 1000 dollars for professional study to ensure legal validity. Trustees note prior ordinance may be invalid and seek detailed professional guidance to craft a reliable zoning code.
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Old Bennington Village
Old Bennington
Bennington
Loyal R. Nash Friday
Exist
Ing
George H. Plumb
Plumb
Nash
Walloomsac Inn
Town Hill
Old Academy Library
Old First Church
Bennington County Industrial plans new speculative building
Bennington County Industrial Corp. expected to discuss plans for a 40 000 to 50 000 dollar speculative building at its northeast Bennington industrial park during the stockholders meeting at Mt Anthony Country Club. The 1962 financial report and officer elections will follow a noon luncheon.
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Bennington
Raymond B. Bowen
Industrial Corporation
BICI
Oil well tally marks two million since production began
The Independent Petroleum Association of America reports about 1,869,299 wells drilled in the United States through January 1, 1962. Of these, 28.2 percent were dry holes.
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Tusa
Okla
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Bennington Banner Classified Telephones and Rates
Public notice style listing phone contacts and subscription prices for The Bennington Banner. Includes newsroom and advertising numbers, postage details, daily publication note, and regional rates with serviceman discount.
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THE
Bennington Banner
Sibley Joins W. Hutton & Co as Bennington Representative
Tarrant L. Sibley Jr. of Bennington becomes a registered representative with W. S. Hutton & Co. He will service the Bennington area from the firm’s Vermont office at 210 College St Burlington and offer investments including bonds stocks and mutual funds. He and his wife plan to move to Bennington within months.
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Tarrant L. Sibley Jr
Bennington
W. 5. Hutton & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Sibley
Vermont
College St
Burlington
University of Vermont
Arlington School Lunch Menu Brief
Tuesday offers rarebit saltines cheese sandwiches plums and milk. Wednesday serves spaghetti with meat sauce peanut butter sandwiches gingerbread milk. Thursday features turkey gravy mashed potatoes bread and butter green beans applesauce. Friday tomato soup crackers tuna and celery sandwiches cheese wedges pear and milk.
Mattress falls short as customer rejects ticking match
MEMPHIS AP reports furniture dealer E. O. Baker recalls a customer who refused a delivered mattress because she said the ticking did not match her son's hair, and she would not take it.
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Memphis
E. O. Baker
Postal Rate Increases Take Effect Nationwide
New postage rates go into effect with first class letters rising from four to five cents per ounce and postal cards from three to four cents. Airmail letters cost eight cents and cards six. Third class mail rates also climb to eighteen cents per pound for circulars and twelve cents per pound for books.
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United States
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