Village Fluoridation Plan Near Village Meeting
A long fluoridation effort in Bennington moves toward action as village voters set March 19 to consider a $2,500 appropriation for fluoridation equipment. The project traces back to 1953 with legal and budget debates and a 1963 push by the Greater Bennington Association Fluoridation Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Village Board of Water Commissioners
Reuben Levin
Bennington Health Council
The
Water Board
Dental Health
Francis C. Tomasi
Judith R. Graves
State Department of Health
Edward L. Tracey
Bureau of Environmental Sanitation
Tracey
Vermont
Burlington
Essex Junction
Derby Line
Swanton
U.S
GBA
Water Commissioners
Health Center Story Told To Hoosick Falls Kiwanis
Hoosick Falls Health Center president George Chatfield spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon recounting the center s 1913 origin from Neighborhood House through red Cross work and its 1960 new building on Danforth Street funded by a 218 883 drive. The center now has 7 665 patient days in 1960 and expansion plans amid a growing waiting list. five new directors join the board bringing total to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
George Chatfield
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Kiwanis Club
Howard Haynes
Chatfield
Walter A. Wood Jr
Red Cross
Julia Blackington Wood
New York
New York State
Marks and Lundy
Albany Felt Company
Danforth Street
Hugh W. Marx
Troy
New Health Center
Hospital Association of
Joseph Callahan
John S. Davison
George Holzhauer
J. Frank Kennedy
Francis McEvoy
Bennington Briefs and Community Notices
The Knights of Columbus hall hosts a first degree exemplification this Sunday at 7 30 p.m. All members should attend. A Spring Trading Sale is tomorrow at the Elementary School multi purpose room from 3 to 9 p.m. left at the school. Old Bennington voters are told a revised zoning ordinance won t be ready for action at tonight s recalled special meeting. Army Pvt James F Krawczyk 23 son of Mr and Mrs Michael J Krawczyk of 226 Putnam St is assigned to Holy Trinity Mrs Fifth U.S. Army in Chicago as a personnel specialist after enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
David Alexander
Prospect St
James LaPlante
Merson Street
Lyndon Kelly
Main St
Gail
Hagerman
Knights of Columbus
PTA
Old Bennington
Board of Trustees
Waldo C. Holden
Army
James F. Krawczyk
Michael J. Krawczyk
Putnam St
U.S. Army
Chicago
William L. Jones
Franklin P. Jones
RR 1
Germany
8Th Inf. Div
Jones
Co. E
12Th Engineer Bn
Baumholder
Fort Devens
Mass
Bennington High School
Norwich University
Carolyn
Hoff criticizes Liberty amendment ties to Birch Society
Gov Hoff faces questions over the Liberty amendment amid accusations of McCarthyism from MacBride who links conservative groups to the plan. Hoff defends government scope while MacBride pushes tax cuts and reduced state roles. Also notes promotions of Lt. William L. Jones overseas and local dining ad details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifax
The
Economic Freedom Committee
Vermont
MacBride
Hoff
Birch Society
New York
Halifax
Vermont Life Magazine
State Recreation Board
Morgan Horse Farm
Weybridge
Earl E James Appointed Hearing Aids Dealer in Vermont
Earl E. James of White Chapel Road Bennington is named sales and service dealer for Acousticon hearing aids in Southern Vermont. His area covers Bennington and Windham counties and nearby territory with headquarters at his home. He offers free audiometric tests and has completed specialized fitting and servicing training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. James
White Chapel Road
Bennington
Acousticon
Vermont
Windham
Michael A. Eddo
Acousticon of
Albany
New England
James
Polygraphic Company of America, Inc
Snow Costs Rise in Village and Town Snow Clearing
Bennington Village and town highway departments face higher snow removal costs with 78 inches of snow so far this season. Village spending for snow removal runs about double last year, at 6837 dollars through February 23, while 1961-62 totals reached far higher levels. Road conditions and gravel expenses affect the upcoming 1963 accounts, with 1958 recording the highest ten week outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
U.S
Paul Bohne
Bennington
CYO Cagers Battle Tonight at BCHS
Snowy conditions push highway costs higher as Artheur Theberge notes weekend snow removal requires time and a half pay. St Francis de Sales CYO faces St Michael's Brattleboro tonight at Bent ington High School at 7 pm with Sacred Heart Bennington vs Molly Stark at 8 pm in CYO state tournament action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artheur Theberge
St. Francis de Sales Cyo
St. Michael’s of Brattleboro
Bennington
Sacred Heart School of
Molly Stark
Rutland
St. Peter’s of Rutland
Sacred Heart
St. Francis
St. Mike’s
Youths charged in Municipal Court plea and bail set
John Holmberg 19 of Dorset pleaded guilty to four charges including driving without owner's consent and petty larceny. Mark Baker 19 of Manchester Depot entered not guilty plea. bail set at 100 dollars per count. Harold Barney 19 of Bennington pleaded guilty to speeding. fined 26.10 dollars. Probation officer to conduct pre sentence investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holmeberg
Dorset
George M. Fienberg
Daniel J. Holland
Bennington County
Mark Baker
Manchester Depot
Fienberg
Harold Barney
Bennington
Main Street
Reuben Levin
Woman Injured in Auto Mishap on U S 7 Near Vermont Soldiers Home
Mrs. Patricia Thibodeau of Bank Street Old Bennington suffered slight injuries to her chin and mouth in a morning auto accident on U S 7 near the Vermont Soldiers Home. Treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital and released. Police say she bent to turn on the defroster as tires hit a snow ridge, keeping her from returning to the highway. front-end damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Thibodeau
Bank Street
Old Bennington
U.S. 7
Vermont Soldiers Home
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington Village
Thibodeau
Obituary: Mrs Cora B Chase Field 88
North Adams Mass Mrs Cora B Chase Field widow of James H Field died Monday at the home of a daughter Mrs Harry Duffy at 106 Notch Road where she had lived for 33 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Cora B. (Chase) Field
James H. Field
Harry Duffy
Notch Road
Hospital Notes and Obituary Fragments From Bennington Area
Mrs. Field born in Bennington daughter of the late Newman and Harriet Chase. Funeral held at Simmons Funeral Home with Rev. Frank W. Grippin officiating. Bearers included Ralph Smith Edward Vallencourt Ira Whitney and Dewey Whitney. Entombment planned at Hillside Cemetery vault. Additional notices report new births in North Bennington and Shaftsbury with March 14 due dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Field
Bennington
Newman and
Harriet (Moon) Chase
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Bennington, Vt
First Methodist Church
Simmons Funeral Home
Frank W. Grippin
North Adams First
Ralph Smith
Clarksburg
Edward Vallencourt
Ira
Dewey Whitney
Stamford
Adrien LaFlamme
North Bennington
Edward J. Barber
Shaftsbury
Sunderland School Gets Improvements
Sunderland School Association approves extra bulletin boards for Mrs Canfield and Mrs Benedict and redecorating for spring vacation by Mrs Wilkins. Volunteers include Mrs Day Carl Benjamin and Horton Bahan. A rummage sale is planned for March 30 and a nominating committee is named. Miss Betty Tynan and Mrs James McCabe are guests. nursing work in Sandgate Sunderland and Arlington featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Sunderland School Association
Canfield
Benedict
Wilkins
William Day
Carl Benjamin
Horton Bahan
Day
Barbara Weakley
Barbara Hill
Frances Bahan
Association
Betty Tynan
James McCabe
McCabe
Nursing Association
Tynan
GOP pledges funding for Vermont program and state entities
A GOP policy team backed budget cuts and new bonds to finance a mental health department a state educational television network estimated at 1.25 million and 420000 for State Agricultural College improvements. They also supported a 1 million bond for forests parks and teachers pay raises. Shah Jahan throne valued at 30 million per National Geographic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foote
GOP
House
Washington
UPI
Shah Jahan
India
National Geographic Magazine
Red Fort
Delhi
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Worthington
Stanley A. Goodhue
Bradford St
Kevin
Wilma Howe
Michael McGarey
Walter McGarey
Richard N. Fabricius
Greater Bennington Association
M. J. Dailey
Robert D. Stout
Bennington Water Commissioners
Gba An
Levin
Gregory Pect
Kiwanis
Bennington Briefs
Gov. Hoff
Fort Jackson
S.C
Becker Junior College
J.J. Newberry Co
Northampton
Mae Ea
Earl E. James Area
James Cross
Cyo Cage
BCHS
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Orlon & Banson
Rockwood Mills
E. Main ST
Ivah Squires
William A. Myers
Helen Tifft
Pownal
Jessie Gabrus
Lilla White
Robert L. Field
East Road
George Shambo
Anna Heap
John Lozo
Beverly McCoy
Irene Barbeau
Woodford
Earlene Willard
Wilmington
Hillside
Richard P. Sawyer
Lyons St
Javery
South Street
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
University of Vermont
State Agricultural College
Ormondo
Nesaur
RT. 7 North
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