June Labor Market Shows Improvement in Bennington County
June employment conditions in Bennington County improved over May and June 1962, per State Department of Employment Security. Total placements reached 421 with 327 in services. 58 women and 44 veterans filled jobs. Openings stood at 268, while 49 openings remained at month end. Initial unemployment claims fell to 149. insured unemployment averaged 4.6 percent. DES notes Green Mountain Park opening aided growth.
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Bennington County
State Department of Employment Security
DES
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
May
Bennington
Arlington
Manchester Court House
Heath urges rethink of high school plan and site
Heath asks the union board to revisit the proposed high school design and site arguing the plan is too compact and lacks classrooms and storage. He urges broader vocational offerings and a smaller capacity to ease voter acceptance and suggests a revised timetable and committee roles.
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Heath
Bendi
Bennington High School
Citizens’ Committee
State Education Department
Bennington
Greater Bennington
Union High School
Col
Fairfax Ayres
Shaftsbury
Holden and Leonard
Arthur S. Faris
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Faris
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs Winifred Thompson Le Roy Baker Mrs Etta Philpott Hoosick Falls NY Mrs Mari be Potter Shaftsbury Mrs Bessie Daniels Walkerton Ind Mrs Rose Hill Mrs Elizabeth Jewett Bennington Mrs Jean LaFlamme and son North Pownal Mrs Eileen Boynton and daughter Arlington Frank Hoyt Shaftsbury Mrs Ethel Smith West Arlington Mrs Gertrude Harrington North Bennington Herman E Cullinan Jr Bennington Discharges include Mrs Sandra Danforth and son Mrs Della Barber Pownal Mrs Rose Cole Mrs Gloria Jean Rice Mrs Janet Bentley and son Bennington Ian MacDonald Shaftsbury Mrs June Moore and son Don Griswold Hoosick Falls NY Mr and Mrs George Rentply 9 Railroad Ave Hoosick Falls NY a daughter on July 13 Mr and Mrs Leo Betit North Branch Street Extension a son on July 13 Dr and Mrs Richard Sleeman Bennington a daughter at North Adams Hospital on July 13.
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Winifred Thompson
Leroy Baker
Etta Philpott
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Maribe Potter
Shaftsbury
Bessie Daniels
Walkerton
Ind
Rose Hill
Elizabeth Jewett
Bennington
Jean LaFlamme
North Pownal
Eileen Boynton
Arlington
Frank Hoyt
Ethel Smith
West Arlington
Gertrude Harrington
North Bennington
Herman E. Cullinan Jr
Rose Cole
Gloria Jean Rice
Janet Bentley
Ian MacDonald
June Moore
Donn Griswold
George R. Mentply
Railroad Ave
Leo T. Betit
North Branch Street
Richard Sleeman
North Adams Hospital
World Affairs Council Hears Report on Activities
The Vermont Council on World Affairs met in Burlington to receive a report from managing director George Little on council work. Activities include hosting foreign students, UN Day programs, UNICEF collections, Pan American Day, high school UN essays, and trips to the UN with the New Hampshire council.
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Vermont Council On World Affairs
Burlington
U.N
George Little
University of Vermont
Unicef
New Hampshire Council On World Affairs
Theresa Brungardt
Levi Smith Jr
Ethan Allen Sims
Ralph Wells
Bradford Smith
Shaftsbury
Mary Jean Simpson
Derick V. Webb
M.C. Twitchell
William M. Lockwood
Ellsworth Bunker
India
Indonesia
Yemen
Vermont Council
Vermont
Bennington
Third Rabid Fox Is Killed on Grand Isle Farm
A third rabid fox in Grand Isle County this year is confirmed by the Vermont health lab. The young fox was shot at the Moran farm in Kibbe's Point South Hero after chasing farm cats and a dog. The farm dog is to be boosted or confined. cats to be destroyed. no human or animal bites reported.
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State Health Department
Dow Chemical Co
Sprague Electric Co
Grand Isle County
Burlington
Vermont Health Department
Vermont
Clifford Santor
Kibbe’s Point
South Hero
Fifth Avenue Luxury Coop Sells Fast at $25 000 Per Room
Fisher Brothers report rapid sales of a new Central Park area luxury cooperative on Fifth Avenue near the Plaza. Units priced at 25000 per room with substantial annual maintenance fees, drawing strong buyer interest.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Plaza
Fisher Brothers
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Melissa Hetzel
Frank Lidral
University
Chopin
University of
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Rochester
Frances
Col. Smalley
Brahms
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Schumann
Lidral
Hetzel
UPD
First National Stores
North Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vt
Sayles Murtes
THE
Vermont Bank and Trust
Amber Federal Deposit Biwrance Corporation
Qrattleboro - Rutland - Bennington
Bellows Falls
Chester
Liggett- Bosworth
Sales & Service
North Bennington Road
Thrift Shop
Clifton S. Phillips
William G. Towart
William Peat
Clarence Daley
Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County
Navy
Ervin Cain
Francis V. Pikul
Adams
Mass
Michael C. Crawford
Christopher B. Williams
William O. Nash
Steven H. Hansen
Great Lakes
Ill
Naval Training Center
Sandra Danforth and Son
Della Barber
World Affairs Council
Mercury
Bennington Garage Corp
Main Street
Women’s New
PLAID
Main St
Walker
Sealy
Elm ST
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