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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1962

Page

5

Arlington Fire District okays tax rise for street lights

At the Arlington Fire and Light District annual meeting 18 attendees approved a five cent tax rate increase to 35 cents to fund street lighting. Six lights will be added or replaced by the Prudential Committee. The water company purchase remains stalled pending stricter state water pressure laws. A proposed hydrant upgrade near R. K. Miles’ mill was discussed amid revenue concerns. The district plans to study a point system for fireman rewards and notes over $500 in delinquent taxes.

Arlington Arlington Fire and Light District Memorial School Prudential Committee Arlington Water Co R. K. Miles Miles F. John Hawley Francis King Emeet Smith John Moore C. L Marsh

Pownal Center Fire Department sponsors second card party

The second of four Pownal Center Fire Department card parties drew 16 tables and $49.85 in proceeds. Winners included Mrs. Helen Plante and Mrs. Ned Towslee. Organizers were Earl Ryder and Alfred Chenaille with the next event set for January 20 at 8 p.m.

Pownal Center Helen Plante Ned Towslee Martin Lingner Jr Robert Rudd Jr Everett Lillie Earl Ryder Alfred Chenaille Sanfri Kauppi Norman Strobridge

Valentine Party Planned By Hoosick Falls Elks Auxiliary

Hoosick Falls Elks Auxiliary votes at Wednesday meeting to host a Valentine dinner and dance inviting husbands with tentative date set for February 17. Mrs. Paul LaPorte chairs. Mrs. William E. Burns seeks volunteers for costumes tickets and makeup for a minstrel show. Memorial for Mrs. Anthony Salluzzo observed.

The Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks Paul LaPorte Anthony Salluzzo William E. Burns Gloversville Lodge of Elks Gloversville Club Howard DeLong New York State Elks Association Clarence Myers Burns Coordinating Commission Hoosick Philip Houston Margaret Hoffman Thomas Hurley George McEvoy Florence McNally Howard Shaw Raymond Albowicz Charles Fabiano

West Hoosick News Notes Civil Service Training and Elections

Donald Baker departed for Fort Dix New Jersey for National Guard training. West Hoosick Fire Department elected officers with Charles Filkins president and others reelected as officers and directors. Cemetery association reelected Earl Sherman president and Lloyd Pine as vice president along with other trustees. A home demonstration meeting and a future parental discipline lesson were scheduled.

Donald Baker Fort Dix N.J National Guard West Hoosick Harold Gardner Frank Gifford Fellowship Hall Jeanette Moseley Hulda Eddy Pasadena Calif Forrest LeBarron West Hoosick Cemetery Harold Y Clarence Moseley Lloyd Pine Milton Cross

Ten Die in Farmhouse Fire Near Morriston Ark

Ten people including eight children died in a predawn blaze at a farm home 25 miles north of Morriston Arkansas. Sheriff Marlin Hawkins identified the victims as Mr and Mrs Andy Paladino and their children aged 3 to 12. The two story frame house burned rapidly after being discovered by a neighbor.

Morriston Ark Here Marlin Hawkins Andy Paladino

Wilmington Area Social and School Updates

A Wilmington home hosts a Home Demonstration Club luncheon discussing mixed casseroles and New Year resolutions. Windham Southwest District Teachers Association and Windham County maple industry events are noted at Wilmington High School and local venues. Public suppers planned by the Congregational Church Women and Maple group programs are announced for January and March.

Gertie Carpenter Home Demonstration Club Margaret Hall Blanch Haskins Carpenter Hall Fred Look Jr Robert Worden March of Dimes Ruth Hertzberg Wilmington High School Windham Southwest District Teachers Association WHS Wilmington Whitingham Readsboro Stamford Victory Grange Marie Taylor Alice Clough Beth Smith Kitty Mills Patricia Willard Windham County Sugarmakers’ Association Aaron Wasserman Philadelphia Glenn Davis St. Albans Clyde Bryant Manchester Center Vermont Maple Sugarmakers Association Ray Foulds Extension Forester Donald Harlow Putney Windham County Ray Pestle Brattleboro

Local Visitors Stop by in Dorset for Weekend Gatherings

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Phillips and daughter Peggy of Jewitt City Conn visited Mrs. Gladys Phillips in Dorset. Frederick Frost Jr of Bronxville N Y stayed at his West Road home. Elmer Morey of Pittsfield Mass visited Kimball Tifft and Miriam Tifft. Gayle Baker returned to Salem N Y High School after a weekend with her parents. The Humphries closed their home in Dorset.

Ernest Phillips Peggy Jewitt City Harry Baker David Humphries

Shaftsbury Health Unit elects officers and hears Smith report

Shaftsbury Health Association reelects officers for 1962 after Bradford Smith cites India health needs and rural doctor shortages. Budget talk, a donated wheelchair, and eye testing device are highlighted as club members discuss funding and membership efforts.

Shaftsbury Health Association Cyril E. Bluto King Lioh Norshaft Lions Club William Bell Madelyn Green J. Alexander Bow Shaftsbury Brad Smith Bradford Smith India Smith Bennington Lloyd Spaulding Cy Bluto King Lion Bluto Herbert Leonard Bell Health Association Ruth Martin Arthur Faris Marion Har

Church Elects Annual Officers In Cambridge

The South Cambridge Methodist Church held its annual fourth quarterly conference in Cambridge New York with Rev. Lawrence Larrowe presiding. Trustees were named for three and two year terms and numerous elected stewards and honorary stewards were listed along with ex officio stewards and commission chairs.

Cambridge N.Y South Rose Trinkle Jarhés D. Austin Jr Burton Welling George Cronk George Pearson Casper Pearson Howard Herrington Peter Matcovich Rodney Brownell Walter McNall E. R. Stiles Roy Smith George Cornell Belle Welling Gertrude Aiken Malcolm Hamilton Wilson Pratt Donald Herrington Nels Jacobson Roger Fillmore Mary Aiken Margaret Aiken Kenneth Aiken

Battenkill Grange Meeting Led by Civil Defense Coordinator

Battenkill Grange will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in West Arlington. The program will be presented by Robert Lindsey Arlington civil defense coordinator.

Battenkill Grange West Arlington Robert Lindsey Arlington Civil Defense

Manchester Telephone Service Draws Dissatisfaction in Survey

The Vermont Public Service Board released a design survey showing Manchester leads in dissatisfaction among 397 respondents with 227 unhappy and 170 satisfied. Nationwide totals: 2,248 replies, 1,699 satisfied, 549 unsatisfied. The board may push improvements in the Manchester exchange area without a public hearing if possible.

Montpelier Bennington County Vermont Public Service Board Manchester Design Service Co., Inc New York City Bennington Dorset Arlington Pownal John D. Paterson Public Service Board Manchester Exchange Paterson New England Telephone & Telegraph Co J. G. Davidson Mt. Equinox

Grissom Passes Unrecognized at Hub Airport

Astronaut Virgil I. Grissom, 35, drew little attention when he de boarded a Pan American jet at Logan Airport in Boston. He waited about an hour before resuming his flight bound for Cape Canaveral after a Bermuda stopover where he took part in a spaceflight simulation linked to John Glenn’s upcoming orbital attempt.

Boston Virgil I. Grissom Logan Grissom Pan American Airways Idlewild New York Air Force Cape Canaveral Fla Bermuda Marine Corps John H. Glenn

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Arlington Fire District Hydrant Rent Gregory Edson C. Lee Marsh Sunderland Emmet Smith Pownals Vera Langlais Tel Janet James Arthur James Janet Fire Department Milton Pratt June Brown Keith Jelley John Knapp Janet King Ralph Walk Edgar Senecal William Cameron Henry Baker George Renner Grace Hill Glenn Sweet Ladies’ Aid Society First Baptist Church Elizabeth Burrington Society Lloyd Rathbun Raymond Coulter Miss Burrington Frances Wilcox Andrews Isabel G. King Andrews Selkirk Wayne Travis Betsy Pamela Slingerland North Pownal Nancy Buck Barber’s Lake Hoosick Falls Edith Beaumont Jean Pine Wilmington— West Dover Carlo Walter Tel Mayflower Cbs Golden Rule Ramona Springfield Women’s Association of the Congregational Church, Ways and Means Miriam Tifft G. D. Dickey Sea Island Lake Wales United Church of Dorset and East Rupert Church Battenkill Carrier Boy
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