Salute to Bennington 4-H Clubs Highlights
The article details seven 4-H clubs in Bennington and North Bennington with about 75 members plus five boys enrolled individually. It names senior leaders Mrs. Everett Lillie and Mrs. Bernard Whitman, plus other leaders and club groups, noting Henry and John Steele’s long involvement and Rupert’s larger county membership. It closes with thrift guidance and dairy project investment tips for 4-H members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
North Bennington
Everett Lillie
Beech Street
Bernard Whitman
Yankee Clippers
Carroll Cross
East Road
White Chapel
Happy Hustlers
Ina Damon
Marion Hardy
Merry Little Breezes
John Harwood
Roy Jacobs
Foods Project
Henry Steele
Henry
Ondawa
John
Vermont
Washington, D. C
Steele
Green
Keith Watkin
Vermont Maple Industry Plans Poster Contest
Vermont invites student posters from Grades 4 through 12 for a maple industry poster contest. First through third prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars in each division will be awarded. Entries must be original, 12 by 18 inches or larger, and due in Montpelier by March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wcax-Tv
Vermont
Montpelier
Elizabeth P. Davis
Vermont Department of Agriculture
30 000 Parts Needed For Saturn Booster
NASA lists 30 000 electronic and electromechanical parts for the Saturn booster in the latest Blue Book inventory. Items range from pinhead to softball in size and are cataloged for space flight readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturn
Huntsville
Ala
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Child Behavior Discussion Topic For P T Guild
The St Francis de Sales PTG held its regular monthly meeting to discuss child behavior at home and school. Groups debated obedience, television influence, homework supervision, home privileges, and child chores pay. Next meeting set for February 21 at 8 p.m. in the Bennington Catholic High School cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis de Sales Parent-Teacher Guild
PTG
Charles Toomey
Bennington Catholic High School
John R. Stone Jr
K of C
Academy
Obituary James J. Kittel 37 found dead at Green Acres
James J. Kittel 37 died suddenly at his Green Acres home. Born July 2 1924 in Bennington son of Richard and Martha Kittel, he worked as a projectionist at General Stark Theater and later in Brattleboro. Funeral Saturday at 2 P.M. Mahar & Son. autopsy conducted by Dr Richard S. Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Kittel
Green Acres
Bennington
Richard
Martha Noyes Kittel
Hicks School
Bennington High School
General Stark Theater
Brattleboro
Richard Kittel
Hicks Corners
John Kittel
Shaftsbury
Paul Kittel
Mahar & Son Funeral
Frank W. Grippin
First Methodist Church
John Maloney
Kittel
Donald F. Shea
Atty
John A. Burgess
Charles Adams
Richard S. Woodruff
Woodruff
Mahar
Funeral services held for Mrs Claudia Sanders at Water Street home
Mrs Claudia E Sanders died Monday and funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon at her Water Street residence by Pastor David Montague from the Old Stone Church. Pallbearers were her grandsons Harry and Clyde Sanders Dewey and James Dunham Henry and Arthur Campbell. Entombment followed at Park Lawn chapel with spring burial planned. Relatives and friends traveled from Quincy Ashland Stephentown Valley Falls Potter Hill Shaftsbury Peru and other local areas as well as Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Claudia E. Sanders
Water Street
David Montague
Old Stone Church
Harry
Clyde Sanders
Dewey
James Dunham
Henry
Arthur Campbell
Park Lawn Chapel
Quincy
Ashland
Mass
Stephentown
Valley Falls
Potter Hill
N. Y
Shaftsbury
Peru
Connecticut
New York City Electricians Win Basic Five Hour Day
After an eight day strike by 9,000 IBEW Local 3 electricians, New York City contractors shut down most worksites. The settlement cuts the basic day to five hours for 30 months starting July 1, with overtime to continue due to skilled labor shortages and a net weekly wage change to $161.20 from $165. The Central Labor Council praised the victory as a model for a shorter work week amid automation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Building Trades Employers Association
H. Earl Fullilove
Central Labor Council
Aflcio
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Harry van Arsdal Jr
Local 3
Honor Scouter Receives Recognition at Button Bay Ceremony
Mrs. Riemann is honored next summer at Button Bay on Lake Champlain with official and community tributes. From Girl Scout girls under her leadership comes a personal scrapbook and letters, presented by Mrs. Bruce LaVigne with help from Mrs. Henry Gratton, in a heartfelt salute. About 20 former scouts attended, with many others sending telegrams and letters including Phyllis Centerbar Whitman. The honor also highlights her long service to church, education, and community organizations in North Bennington and Bennington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riemann
Bruce LaVigne
Henry Gratton
LaVigne
Phyllis Centerbar Whitman
Troy
Dorothy Elmer
Germany
Lake _ Shaftsbury
Miss Marion
Bayliss Manning
New Haven
Conn
Marjorie Joliyette
North
The
Plain Dirt Gardeners
Quiz Winners Can Keep Money
Ten contestants involved in the television quiz show scandals pleaded guilty to perjury and received suspended sentences. A NBC spokesman said none of their prize winnings were ever returned and much had likely been spent before the scandal. The group faced possible three-year terms and $500 fines for lying to a grand jury about receiving advance help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Broadcasting Co
Special Sessions
Edward F. Breslin
Moose Notes Tonight and Upcoming Lodge Events
Fried seafoods and piano by Ernie Caron featured tonight at the Moose. Tuesday 7 30 p m house committee meeting. Wednesday lodge meeting at 8 p m. Saturday dance and buffet with Marra’s orchestra. Date for the 16th anniversary not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Caron
House Committee
Lodge
Marra
Bennington Community Briefs Highlight Local Meetings
The 1-40 Club meets tonight at Mrs. Herbert Ware’s home. Beech Street School PTG social committee plans a Jan 24 meeting at 7 p.m. at the school. Lester H. Nichols has recovered from recent surgery and returns home for a brief convalescence. GBA members and secretaries urged to arrange for the annual meeting at Mt. Anthony Country Club. William W. Bolton, lance corporal in the U S Marine Corps, returns to Camp Pendleton after 30 days at home. he served 14 months overseas in the Far East. Iron Kettle ads promote a roast turkey dinner for $1.85 and a seafood platter for $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GBA
Mt. Anthony Country Club
William W. Bolton
U.S. Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Vernon Bolton
Dewey Street
Cpl. Bolton
Corps
Parris Island
S. C
Camp Lejuene
Okinawa
Far East
Welcome Wagon Installs Officers In January Meeting
The Welcome Wagon Club held its January meeting at Mrs. Edith Turner’s home. Two new members, Mrs. Richard McDowell and Mrs. Raymond Lovely, were introduced. New officers installed by outgoing president Mrs. Leroy Marsden and Mrs. Robert Kuhn are Mrs. Donald Burchard president, Mrs. Joseph Chechile vice president, Mrs. Robert Dimke treasurer, Mrs. Paul Lamoureaux secretary, and Mrs. William Burnham historian. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Club
Edith Turner
Richard McDowell
Raymond Lovely
Leroy Marsden
Robert Kuhn
Donald Burchard
Joseph Chechile
Robert Dimke
Paul Lamoureaux
Party date shifts and upcoming meetings
The sary party changes dates to February 17 and 18 with class enrollment on February 18. Springfield Vermont ritual team will attend. Northeast Moose Association District 2 will meet Sunday January 28 in Newport New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Northeast Moose Association District 2
Newport N.H
Putnam Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Putnam Hospital lists admissions including Joseph A. Lee Bennington Mrs Norma Sargent Danby Mrs Ida Bishop Pownal John M Johnson Woodford Thomas I Bass Hoosick Falls Discharges include Mrs Marjorie Page and baby boy Bennington Mrs Anna Giddings Manchester Center Mrs Helen Chapman Wilmington Births: Mr and Mrs Henry Pinsonneault 345 School St a daughter born January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Lee
Bennington
Norma Sargent
Danby
Ida Bishop
Pownal
John M. Johnson
Woodford
Thomas I. Bass
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Marjorie Page
Anna Giddings
Manchester Center
Helen Chapman
Wilmington
Henry Pinsonneault
School St
3 Day Forecast for Boston and New England
U S Weather Bureau extended forecast calls for five day temperatures in northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island to average 3 to 10 degrees below normal. Cold Saturday through Tuesday with warmer Wednesday. Precipitation expected from one quarter to three quarters of an inch in north portions and over three quarters in south portions, with snow in north and rain or snow in south on Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
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Bud
Edgerton
Her and Thrift
Motorol
Motorola
Morgan St. Diai
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
P-T Guild
PLAID
Hutch’s
Taxi W. Main & Depot
New York City
Button Bay
Lake Champlain
Moose
Bennington Briefs
1-40
Herbert Ware
Beech Street School Ptg
Lester H. Nichols
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Nichols
Main Street
Pharmacy
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DIAL
OF Diamonds
S. G. Shultz
Putnam Hospital
Revere Ware
Pyrex
H. Greenberg
Main St. Benn., Vt
Our
Vermont National and Savings Bank
Main St. Bennington
Federal Deposit, Insurance Corporation and
Federal Reserve System
Insurance
VT. Bank
Burt Bros
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