State Officials Move to Regulate Village Signage
Secretary of State Howard E. Armstrong assessed sign violations in Bennington including highway signs and a closely sited motel sign on U S 7. He found most signs lacked proper local permits but noted Paradise Restaurant billboard oversight and will defer to state authority until local ordinances are enacted.
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Howard E. Armstrong
Bennington
U.S. 7
Armstrong
Vermont 9
East Main Street
Deer Park
Paradise
James Playotis
Playotis
Playofis
Gage Street
Gibney
Howard Armstrong
Donald C. Hicks
GBA
Leo Nash
James B. Gibney
Reuben Levin
Zola Chaffin
Hilda Hurley
Edmunds
Jimmy
James Playetis
New Paradise
Bennington Village
Rutland
Bennington Girl Wins Columbia Box Board Mill Scholarship
Miss E. Lois Banulis of Safford Street, daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Banulis, has been selected as the National Merit Scholar and received the Columbia Box Board Mill Foundation scholarship. She is a freshman at Bennington College while finishing high school and plans to study architecture with interests in graphic arts and painting. The award was presented by Francis W. Nielsen in the presence of Adolph E. Maves.
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E. Lois Banulis
Benjamin Banulis
Safford Street
Columbia Box Board Mill Foundation
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Miss Banulis
Bennington College
Bennington High School
Banulis
Francis W. Nielsen
Walloomsac
Adolph E. Maves
Carol Channing Sought for The Bohemians Lead Role
Producer Jerry Wald seeks Carol Channing for the starring part in The Bohemians based on Puccini’s La Boheme. The project aims to adapt the opera into a filmed musical production with Channing as the lead.
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Hollywood
UPI
Carol Channing
Jerry Wald
Puccini
Saratoga Auto Festival Presents Unique Car Exhibits
Saratoga Springs hosts a three day automotive festival at the State Armory August 3 to 5 showcasing antique classic hot rod custom sport and special interest classes. Forty cars expected. Awards include trophies for each exhibitor and a popular entry prize. Proceeds benefit YMCA youth recreation camps. Entries include a chromed XK 120 Jaguar a 1932 Plymouth roadster and a 1906 custom vehicle with original owner name on its pickup body.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
State Armory
Y’’ Men’s Club of
Chamber of Commerce
Area Auto Club
YMCA
Steele earns 1962 senior clay court crown in singles
Chauncey Steele Jr. of Cambridge Massachusetts won the 1962 National Senior Clay Court Tennis Tournament singles title by defeating George Ball of New York 6-4 8-6. Steele and his partner Nick Sharry of Worcester lost the doubles final to Bitsy Grant and Larry Shippey of Atlanta 6-3 8-6.
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Atlanta
Chauncey Steele Jr
Cambridge
Mass
Steele
George Ball
New York
Nick Sharry
Worcester
Bitsy Grant
Larry Shippey
Vermont surplus seen at seven hundred thousand dollars
Vermont cash registers closed last month with a projected surplus of 700000 dollars, according to Gov. Keyser’s spokesman. Officials say the final figure will be higher than the earlier 500000 dollar estimate and will be announced later in the week. The year end surplus will be used to offset the state's 2.9 million dollar deficit.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Gov. Keyser
Driver killed in Wallingford crash crosses center line
A July 4 fatal crash near Wallingford involved a horse van driven by Luella B. Chandler of Bennington. The van drifted slightly left of center on U S 7, killing Gerald Siplas, 24, of Rutland, and injuring a horse. State's Attorney Crowley said no court action will be pursued. three state police officers investigated.
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Rutland
Gerald Siplas
Miss Chandler
U.S. 7
Crowley
North Bennington Vermont Bank Report of June 30 1962
Reserve District No 1 reports the First National Bank of North Bennington Vermont condition at close of business June 30 1962. Totals include cash balances with other banks government obligations state and local securities loans and discounts bank premises and other assets with liabilities shown in standard register form.
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First National Bank OF
North Bennington
Vermont
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Vermont Bank and Trust
Janet Leigh Wins Divorce From Tony Curtis in Five Minutes
Convincing Santa Monica Superior Court of need for divorce Janet Leigh testified that Tony Curtis did not want to stay married. The actress won the divorce in a brief Wednesday hearing.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Janet Leigh
Tony Curtis
Miss Leigh
Tony
Camouflage Lesson At 453rd QM Co Meeting
Attend Lecture Thirty seven enlisted men and four officers attended the weekly meeting of the 453rd QM Co at its headquarters on North Street Thursday night. Sfe William Frost gave a lecture on individual camouflage with a film titled Camouflage and Concealment. Captain Virginio Perrotta spoke on Quartermaster organization and activities. A fire drill followed Army regulations. The unit prepares for annual active duty training at Camp Drum Watertown New York August 11 to 25.
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453Rd QM Co
North Street
Sfe
William Frost
Virginio Perrotta
Camp Drum
Watertown
N.Y
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