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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1963

Page

2

Montpelier Post Office Demolition Contract Awarded

J. J. Duane Co. of Quincy, Mass., won the Montpelier post office demolition contract. The project, to build a new post office, will cost 1,630,877 dollars and finish in 1964. Demolition starts today, per National Construction Co. vice president Adam Rizzo.

Montpelier J. J. Duane Co Quincy Mass Adam Rizzo National Construction Co Boston Rizzo

Barre Schools Rated Good but Classrooms Inadequate for Middle Grades

Ebasco Services rated Barre graded schools in excellent or good condition while the sixth through eighth grades face an inadequate classroom layout. The survey notes aging but sound facilities and highlights adaptation challenges to modern teaching methods. Voters previously approved a $1.5 million bond to address needs, with further recommendations pending in a community facilities plan.

Barre — Barre Ebasco Services Inc Ebasco

Vermont labor leaders map future in recreation farming and industry

About 60 people at Goddard College attended the Vermont Labor and Farm Council annual conference. John S. Hooper urged state priorities including education, adaptable manufacturing, modern agriculture, recreation development and highway improvements. Paul R. Andrews forecast interstate highways boosting growth in urbanized towns while nonurban areas lean on forestry and farming. Paul Miller noted farm numbers shrinking from 25,000 to 12,000 in a quarter century and likely to fall further.

Vermont Goddard College Vermont Labor and Farm Council Royce S. Pitkin John S. Hooper Brattleboro Hooper Andrews Paul Miller University of Vermont Agricultural College Burlington Miller

Growth Trends and Forestry Outlook in Vermont Farming

Growth trends show 6,000 cited for the next decade with real progress in agriculture up 40 percent from 25 years ago. Miller notes shifts from horse power to machines, chemistry applications, and new farm programs boosting productivity while noting slow relief and uneven farmer impact. He stresses forestry, inventories, and science-based plans for forest improvements as two thirds of Vermont’s six million acres are forested. Farmers may pivot to beef, sheep, vegetables, services for recreation, and food processing as cost pressures rise.

Miller Vermont

Elderly traveler journeys to Hawaii for rest after Japan voyage

Dora Keen Handy 91 of West Hartford Vermont left Tokyo for Honolulu for a month of rest after illness blamed on fatigue. Doctors admitted her to Sanno Hospital January 6 in Tokyo. Katsuhiko Fujiyama president of Dai Nippon Sugar visited her at the hospital during the visit.

Tokyo Dora Keen Handy West Hartford Japan Honolulu Dai-Nippon Sugard Manufacturing Co Mrs. Handy Fujiyama Vermont Williams College

Fire tears through Poughkeepsie block destroying four buildings

In downtown Poughkeepsie a Saturday fire demolished four buildings housing Haber's Toy Store, the Popular Smoke Shop, and the Prudenzany Food Market. 80 residents were evacuated from upper floors, three firefighters were hospitalized, and 150 firefighters from nine companies fought the blaze amid urban renewal district concerns.

Poughkeepsie Haber’s Prudenzany

Williamsown pastor resigns to join Ohio church

In Berkshire Williamstown Rev. Robert Nelson Foster announced from the pulpit his resignation from First Congregational Church to accept a call at Trinity Congregational Church in Cleveland Heights Ohio. He requests his responsibilities end March 15. In Adams polio protection for 1963 expands to all children from three months through high school age starting this morning in area communities under joint health authority. In Pittsfield Crosby Junior High hosts the national demonstration exhibit of programmed instruction and teaching machines January 29 to February 2, sponsored by HEW and the Center for Programmed Instruction to share latest teaching technology with schools colleges industries and the public.

Williamstown Robert Nelson Foster First Congregational Church Trinity Congregational Church Cleveland Heights Ohio ADAMS State Department of Public Health Boards of Health Pittsfield Northeast Crosby Junior High School U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Center For Programmed Instruction

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