Rural Fire Gals Welcome Member
Bennington Rural Fire Department Auxiliary welcomed Mary Lane at the Willows Road Fire House Monday night as thirteen members attended. Reports were read and accepted. Easter basket items were gathered for a drawing on April 14 at the Beech Street Fire House. The basket is on display at the Vermont Gas Corp store on Main Street. The mystery package Monday went to Mrs Polly Carruth. The April 14 meeting at 7 30 p m at Beech Street will include officer elections. Refreshment committee named as Mrs Janet Mattison and Mrs Alma Shattuck with cupcakes ice cream and coffee served amid St Patrick s Day decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lane
Bennington
Beech Street
Vermont Gas Corp
Main Street
Polly Carruth
Peoples Party Withdraws Objections to Recanvass
Richard A. Severson, Peoples Party candidate for Hoosick Falls village trustee, says his party withdraws objections to a recanvass initiated March 17 by the Independent Party. The recanvass affirmed original results, and the statement cites prior improper recanvassing by the Village Board under a misinterpreted procedure. The party hopes future progress follows statutory requirements and bipartisan supervision.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard A. Severson
Peoples Party
Independent Party
Samuel Scaglione
Severson
Recanvass
Village Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Trus
Board of Elections
Trus Tees
Fire at Dailey Inc Plant Draws Four Towns Aid
Shafts bury fire units from Shaftsbury Bennington North Bennington and Arlington answered a 6 10 p m alarm at the William E Dailey Inc ready mix plant on U S 7 Shafts bury Chief Charles Becker and Donald Dailey son of the owner stated damage was extensive with no insurance noted Flames fed by motor oil near the top were visible from afar The cause was likely electrical Sgt Robert Richardson of the state fire marshal's office will investigate No injuries were reported Mutual aid covered Bennington Rural and North Bennington units while Shafts bury crews worked at the scene Firefighters returned to the house for coffee and sandwiches after extended duty
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Shaftsbury
William E. Dailey Inc
U.S
Bennington
North Bennington
Arlington
Robert Richardson
Charles O. Becker
U S Forest Service Celebrates 60 Years Of Wise Use Policy
The Rutland office marks the 16th anniversary of the Forest Service with roots back to 1905 when Congress created the agency in the Department of Agriculture. Prominent founders Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot shaped conservation as wise use, emphasizing timber, water and forage as the greatest good for the people. The service now focuses on managing 154 national forests, supporting research, and partnering with states and private industry to apply 60 years of knowledge for sustainable land use.
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Rutland
U.S. Forest Service
Evelyn St
Congress
The
Forest Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
America
National Forest Stewardship
Secretary of Agriculture
Wileson
National Forests
United States
Puerto Rico
Benefactress To Sponsor Hot Spots Trip to Fair
HOOSICK FALLS New York The Hoosick Falls Hot Spots will be sponsored for their World’s Fair appearance this summer by Rev Edith Grace Craig Reynolds of Hoosick A check presented by Arthur Armstrong executive for Mrs Reynolds will cover all expenses for the overnight trip Several longtime friends of the group are tied to Mrs Reynolds who has supported church civic and youth activities She plans to attend the Fair and a Plaza Edwardian Room dinner is planned in her honor The biographer of Queen Elizabeth II has requested a resume of Mrs Reynolds activities for a publication of distinguished women.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Edith Grace Craig Reynolds
Hoosick
Frank Irick
Arthur Armstrong
Reynolds
Robert Shaw
George Spendiff
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Plaza
New York
Hoosick Baptist Church
New York State
Hendrick Hudson
People's Party Reports State of Finances
The People's Party released its receipts and expenses for February 27 to March 22 1965 showing receipts of 46.87 from candidates C Cheney Case William Grennan and Richard A Severson and 25 in non candidate donations totaling 71.87. Campaign expenses matched 71.87 for political advertising leaving no balance and no election day expenses were recorded. Richard A Severson sworn as chairman before notary George A McEvoy on March 22. He urged rivals to publish a full financial report and stated the party will avoid large financing.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
People’s Party
C. Cheney Case
William Grennan
Richard A. Severson
The
George A. McEvoy
Eit
Severson
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Rural Fire Gals Welcome Member
Janet Mattison
Alma Shattuck
Tees
Chm
John J. Gaddihy
Atty
George Holbrook
William Rourke
Howard Wright
Dailey, Inc
Pownal
Hagerman
U. S
Honeywell
Taco
A.S.M.E
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Mrs. Donald Daily
Brentshire Designer
Designed
Melba Hobson
Carol Brent
Wendy Ward
Little Miss Brent
Wards New Spring
South St
Bennington, VI
Stratton Mountain
Vermont
Dorset
Marden Skinner
Thomas Warren
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Walter Snickenberger
Ithaca
Warren
WRGB
Kodel
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