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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1963

Page

9

Maple Sugar Makers Hold Meeting Grades Fees and Elections

Bennington County Sugar Makers gathered at Coburn House Manchester Center with Leon Edgerton reelected county director for two years and Everett Lillie named fellow director for one year. Eric Nye urged nationwide grading reform while debates over grade labels and tariffs highlighted economic pressures on Vermont syrup markets.

Manchester Bennington County Sugar Makers Coburn House Manchester Center Leon Edgerton Dorset Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association Everett Lillie Eric Nye Georgia Bennington Button Bay Sugar House Andy Crosier Pownal Fred Webster UVM Vermont Col. H. Fairfax Ayres Shaftsbury Nye Everett Lillie Bennington Clyde Dunlap Sunderland

Vermont National And Savings Reveals Shareholders Report

Brattleboro bank shareholders met at the main office as William S. Tucker reported for the year ended December 31 total assets reached 43 million 637 thousand 239 dollars deposits 40 million 25 thousand 930 dollars and capital funds 2 million 919 thousand 453 dollars. Time deposits rose 933 thousand dollars and demand deposits climbed 1 million 211 thousand dollars amid area prosperity. The board organized with Leonard Brown Bennington and Edmon R Turgeon Wilmington named branch managers. Robert A. Maynard named assistant manager of Wilmington. Maynard is a UVM alumnus and Windham County study group member. Virginia M. Willcutt transferred to Bennington. Willcutt is a St Michael’s School graduate.

Brattleboro Vermont National and Savings Bank William S. Tucker Tucker Leonard Brown Bennington Edmon R. Turgeon Wilmington Robert A. Maynard Maynard University of Vermont Windham County American Institute of Banking Virginia M. Willcutt Miss Willcutt St. Michael's School

North Adams Hospital Patient After Back Surgery

Mrs. Wayne Norse is in North Adams hospital following back surgery last Friday. She had been under observation at Putnam Memorial before Christmas and returned home for the holidays. She is expected to stay in North Adams through the weekend.

Wayne Norse North Adams Putnam Memorial

Veterans of World War I in Hoosick Falls install 1963 officers

The Hoosick Falls post of the Veterans of World War I held its sixth year meeting at Iricks Restaurant. State President Edward Hudson installed William H. Ingram as president for the second time. Officers include Roy Draper, John MacMurray, Harry Holton, Frank O Brien, Patrick Behan, Lawrence Torpey, Edward Shea, and Robert Kirkpatrick. Next meeting set for January 31.

Hoosick Post Edward Hudson Plattsburg N.Y Iricks Hoosick Falls William H. Ingram Roy Draper John MacMurray Harry Holton Frank O Brien Patrick Behan Lawrence Torpey Edward Shea

Challenge Makes Scout Numbers Leap

The Green Mountain Boy Scout Council posted 1,000 points in a membership challenge by growing registered scouts from 1,789 to 2,166 in three months, a 21 percent gain that moved ahead of Calvin Coolidge Council. Six other phase events include a tug of war, with 1,000 points to the winner in each event. Three new units since October 1962 added eight troops and 135 boys, including Troop 19 Danby, Troop 28 North Bennington, and Troop 56 Bennington.

Green Mountain Boy Scout Council Calvin Coolidge Council Bart Nourse Green Mountain Council William W. White Raymond C. Lovely Danby

Record Hop Planned by Pownal Fire Auxiliary

The Pownal Fire Department Women's Auxiliary sponsors a record hop at the firehouse on Friday night from 7:30 to 10:30. All youths aged 10 and older are invited, with refreshments available. Committee members include Mrs. Glenn Sweet, Mrs. William Cameron, Mrs. George Renner, Mrs. Ralph Bishop, and Mrs. Donald Rogers.

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