Bankers Elect Barre Cashier As Vermont Bankers Leader
Clarence S. Campbell of Barre became president of the Vermont Bankers Association at its annual meeting in the Equinox House Manchester. Other officers include Christopher Webber as first vice president and John Hepburn as second vice president. The conference featured remarks by Dr. Saul B. Klaman and Robert H. Ryan on banking legislation including a likely interlocking directorates ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Clarence S
Larry) Campbell
The
Peoples National Bank of
Barre
Vermont Bankers Association, Inc
Equinox House
Hor
Ace B. Shaw Jr
Burlington Savings Bank
Christopher A. Webber
Rutland County Bank
Rutland
John H. Hepburn
Vermont National Bank
Brattleboro
William L. McKee
Burlington and Montpelier
Francis C
Arthur E. Wickenden
First National Bank of
North Bennington
National Bank
Christian Schafer
Factory Point National Bank
Alfred W. Burroughs
SVA Head Urges Innovation at Southern Vermont Art Center
At a Manchester meeting Robert C. Brewster announced two grants totaling 3200 for arts growth. A $1200 Gordon Fund grant buys amplifying equipment for the Music Pavilion, and a $2000 Watson Foundation grant funds art appreciation programs in local schools and exhibitions. Howe urged dynamic, imaginative policy over fear of criticism, noting preparations for a new Members Room and infrastructure improvements including road resurfacing and a new walk to the Music Pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Robert C. Brewster
Brewster
Clareton Howe
Washington
Arts Councils of America
George C. and
Marion S. Gordon
Cleveland Foundation
John Jay and
Eliza Jane Watson Foundation
F. Leslie Jones
Howe
SVA
Iam Wolff
New York
Pownal Elects Two Directors At Annual Meeting
War ren W. Mason, 61, lifelong Pownal resident and Cedar Hill Dairy Farm operator for 35 years, seeks re-election to the Pownal Town School District board. Mason has 12 years as a school director and six as selectman, plus roles as overseer of the poor and grand juror. He is a church steward and active in local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Pownal Town
Warren W. Mason
Bliss Business College
North Adams
Cedar Hill
Pownal Methodist Church
Wesleyam
Equitable
Lister Bryant
Manchester
Orrin Beattie’s
Bryant
Mt. Anthony Lodge No. 13
F&am
CES
Farm Bureau
New England Milk Producers Association
Farmers’ Cooperative Association
Mount Anthony Union High School
Donald Rogers
Cedar Hill Road
Middletown Springs
RPI
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Sprague Electric Co
Rogers
Solomon Wright Public Library
Sprague Management Club
Electro-Chemical National Society
Charles Palmer
Frances Lampman
Louella Willis
Ralph Mattison
Norman Strobridge
Charles Rounds
United Counseling Service
Floyd Patterson
North Pownal
Manchester Tax Hearings Spotlight Sister Dispute over Assessments
Manchester residents attended Grievance Day hearings amid a dispute over farm and home assessments. Selectman Beattie challenged listers, urging reductions for Hard and Taylor farms and criticizing 1964-65 value jumps. Town Clerk Hemenway defended increases while noting service limits, as other locals like Hosley and Parkinson pressed for fairer valuations. The meeting outlined upcoming school district votes and requests for land and expansion plans.
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Clara May Hemenway
Hemenway
Henry B. Robinson
Knowles
Robinson
Board of Civil Authority
Bryant
Manchester
Hosley
Nelson Parkinson
East Manchester
Warren Johnson
Barnumville
Manchester Sisters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence
Campbell
Donald Kinney
Lawrence Berube
Green Mountain Council
BSA
University of Mass
Amherst
Kinney
Explorer
Robert E. West
Bartlett Arkell
Robert August
Ann Grimes
R. A. Carney
William Resor
E. A. Callanan
House
Mir
Selectman
Beattie
Clyde H. Bryant Sr
Edwin L. Bigelow
Hard
Taylor Farms
Clyde
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Bennington, Vermont
Madkour
Adams Clothes Shop
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Inver House
Inver House Distillers, Ltd
PHILA
Asr Co
Ea Sol
Ske Gensrizas
Ethan
Ey Union
Grand Union
Grand Way
California
Sunkist Lemons
Kingsford
MELLO
MR. Clean
Deal Label
Yuban Coffee
Oz. Kot
Cannon
Hampton
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