Former Residents Face Move or Loss of Youths
The Tinkham family, long guardians to numerous foster children, faces the possibility of relocation to maintain their eight remaining wards. Mrs. Tinkham recalls their past, including international refugees and youths with emotional struggles, while Mr. Tinkham works three jobs to support the large household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Tinkhams
Tinkham
Flomatic Corp
North Hoosick
Warren Wire Co
Pownal
Old Bennington
Bennington
Cone Automatic Machine Becomes Pneumodynamics Subsidiary
Pneumodynamics Corp of Cleveland bought Cone Automatic Machine Co of Windsor Vermont making it a subsidiary. Cone stockholders sold for cash by a 3 p.m. Friday deadline with acceptance by most of both common and preferred stock. Cone average annual sales near 10 million dollars and net profits about 450 thousand. Pneumodynamics had 1962 sales around 40 million and net profit about 1.38 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pneumodynamics Corp
Boston
Cone Automatic Machine Co
Windsor
Cone
Pneumodynamics
Manchester Garden Club Receives $100 Landscaping Award
The Manchester Garden Club was awarded $100 at its July meeting for its civic beautification program. The Sears Roebuck Foundation honored the club for landscaping Dorset Elementary School, with acceptances by Mrs. Russell S. Fenn Jr. and Mrs. Harold Boswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Sears, Roebuck Foundation
R. J. Flannery
Russell S. Fenn Jr
Dorset
Harold Boswell
East Dorset
Manchester Garden Club
Carol Foster
Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Manchester Club
Eric H. Feasey
Mountain Lakes
N.J
Vermont
Feasey
L.R. Soderberg
Robert F. August
Robert Burgoyne
Kenneth Demarest
Joseph DePauw
L.J. Dulac
Thomas Farley
George Heaslip
E.P. Marshall
Weston
H.P. Rush
Edward Slanetz
Alden Wires
Peru
Burr and Burton Seminary
Mark Skinner
Manchester Village
Manchester and
Senate Committee Urges Textile Import Quotas
A Senate subcommittee led by John O. Pastore urged President Kennedy to push an international agreement limiting woolen textile and apparel imports. If talks fail, the report recommends declaring the industry essential to defense and imposing unilateral or multilateral restrictions. Senator Norris Cotton backed the report but wanted tougher action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Kennedy
Senate Commerce Textiles
National Airlines offers to Run Northeast Routes
National Airlines conditionally proposed to operate the Northeast's Boston New York and Miami service for one year if Northeast suspends operations. The offer was filed in Washington with the Civil Aeronautics Board as it weighs renewing Northeast's Boston New York Miami authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Airlines
New England
Northeast Airlines
Northeast
National
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Eclipse Observers Track Sun During Full Eclipse
NASA Goddard scientists camped at Caratunk to sight solar comets during the eclipse. Columbia University Lamont observers at Jackman will measure atmospheric micro pressure changes with sensitive gear. Fisheries Bureau team studies eclipse effects on marine life including herring movements at night and light changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Aeronautical and Space Administration
Goddard Space Flight Center
Caratunk
Columbia University
Lamont Geological Observatory
Jackman
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
New York Sees Surge in Bank Accounts Last Year
The New York State Bankers Association reports over 331000 new accounts in state commercial banks. Special checking, savings, and regular checking totals are 130000, 110000, and 90000 respectively. Total savings across banks reached a record 34.4 billion dollars.
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New York
UPI
New York State Bankers Association
New York State
Savings and Loan Associations
Bennington Banner Advertising Rates and Contact
Display advertising details for the Bennington Banner include daily publication, office address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont, AP news usage rights, and subscription pricing for local Vermont and U S regions with seasonal servicemen rates. per day motor delivery data and subscription terms are listed among standard advertising information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Carrier Motor Delivery
U.S
Infant Lori Lill Mattison Obituary in Shaftsbury
Lori Lill Mattison infant daughter of David and Jeanne Mattison of Shaftsbury died Friday at Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington after a weeks long hospital stay. Funeral services are at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home in Bennington. Surviving siblings are David Thurston Allan Sally and Betty and grandparents Vera Mattison and Mr and Mrs Harrington of Shaftsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Lori Lill Mattison
David
Jeanne
Harrington) Mattison
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Hanson - Walbridge
Bennington
Thurston
Allan
Sally
Betty
Vera Mattison
Iar Harrington
Shafts
Funeral Held for Mrs Rose Hill of Bennington
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Hill of South Stream Road Bennington were conducted at Mahar and Son Funeral Home with Rev Melvin R McGaughey officiating. Relatives came from Shelburne Mass Chicago Newport Albany Ravena and Rutland. Grandsons James Donald and Leonard Kelley Harry Briggs Gary Gore and Harry Bishop Jr served as bearers. Burial followed in Hinsdillville cemetery with committal prayers by Rev McGaughey.
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Rose Hill
South Stream Road
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Melvin R. McGaughey
First Methodist Church
Shelburne
Mass
Chicago
Ill
Newport
N.H
Albany
Ravena
N.Y
Rutland
James
Donald
Leonard Kelley
Harry Briggs
Gary Gore
Harry Bishop Jr
Hinsdillville Cemetery
Mr. McGaughey
Barber Street resident injured in rear-end crash
Mrs Doris M Green of Barber Street injured her nose when her car rear ended Albertino B Tetreaults near West Main Street and Convent Avenue police said Green struck her nose on the steering wheel while Tetreault stopped his car Bennington Village Police tied the collision to the intersection. A second collision damaged Mrs Mary Reads left front fender on Main Street in the inbound area with Leon H Boyd driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris M. Green
Barber Street
Albertino B. Tetreault
Barre
Bennington Village
Tetreault
West Main Street
Convent Avenue
Green
Mary Read
East Arlington
Main Street
Leon H. Boyd
Branch St
Baton Twirlers and Teacher Head to National Jamboree
Mrs. Janet Flynn of 224 Park St. and six baton-twirling students travel to South Milwaukee Wisconsin for the 1963 National Baton Twirling Jamboree and Wisconsin Spectacle of Music. Clinics July 24 26 parade July 27 with many stops including Niagara Falls Bloomington Indiana and return July 31. Participants include Gayle Racicot Bobbie Jean Lawrence Charlene Moran Didi DeVito Gail Horst and Judith Ann Flynn.
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Janet Flynn
Park St
South Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Vermont
Niagara Falls
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Bloomington
Ind
Flynn
William MaceLean
University of Indiana
MacLean
College
Gayle Racicot
Burgess Road
Bobbie Jean Lawrence
Charlene Moran
Shaftsbury
Didi DeVito
Valentine St
Gail Horst
West Road
Judith Ann Flynn
Mrs. Flynn
Robbie Jean Lawrence
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Alan
Peter
Bennington High School
Ricky
Marcia
Billy Kane
Roberta Peare
Ronnie Lethbridge
George Knights
Jerry Rathburn
Mrs. Tinkham
Europe
Tre
Bennington, VI
Iimat
SUN
John F. Kennedy
South Pacific
Cuff Robertson Titetone
Jack L
Warner Sienaen
Beeen
Bevan
Orectad
Oy Martes Bn
Leslie H Martinson Technicolor
Panavision
Warner Bro
EVE. & Sun
Senage
Rock Hudson
Mary Peach
Pt Fe
Cone Machine
Sen
Norris Cotton
Rn.h
Cotton
Moscow
Warsaw
U. S
New Hampshire
Poland
Hungary
Birdie
Janet Leigh
Dick Vandyke
Bobby Rydell
Edmond Purdou
Mrs
E.T. Williams
Hunt ST. Bennington
Fred and
Patricia Carmichae
James Thurber
Cartoons & Fables
Thurber
Dorset Playhouse
Dial
Chuck
First National Stores
North Bennington
National Safety Council
Advertising Council
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