Vermont Housing Council Meets With Federal Agency
Vermont's Council on Aging plans to meet with the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency to determine housing needs of the state's elderly residents. The council formed by the 1961 Legislature held its first full meeting Tuesday and will meet with Gov. Keyser and Lt. Gov. Foote before federal talks.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Council On Aging
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Keyser
Ralph A. Foote
New York Legislature Delays Adjournment Over School Aid
Albany reports postpone adjournment to tomorrow as lawmakers consider a 231.6 million state aid package for public school districts spread over three years with over 115 million in 1962 3. Mayor Erastus Corning II offers free legal and real estate aid to residents amid urban renewal disputes.
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Albany
New York
Erastus Corning II
Candeub, Fleissig
Williamstown Town Planner Interviews Officials
Mrs. Carol Thomas of Southof & Thomas begins fieldwork in Williamstown as her firm surveys property for a new master plan. Separately in North Adams the city adopts a 2 094353 budget with a 6 increase in the tax rate and a 3.5 million operating estimate. The Sullivan estate begins liquidation with 839 887 in real estate and a 351 297 land share, to be turned to cash within ten years per Miss Florence Sullivan’s will, three Church Street houses listed for sale.
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Williamstown
Carol Thomas
Southof & Thomas
North Adams
Florini
Sullivan
John F
William B. Sullivan
Florence Sullivan
Church Street
1 415 Push YMCA Campaign $196 Beyond Its 1962 Goal
At the Bennington Area YMCA board meeting the 1962 Finance Campaign reported 1,415 contributors pledging $18,196.24 toward a goal of $18,000, with remaining reported and unreported gifts expected to cover a $3,300 1961 deficit. The effort credited strong organization, publicity by the Bennington Banner and WBTN, and dedicated volunteers.
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YMCA
Bennington Area
United Fund
Bennington Banner
WBTN
Vermont Teen Congress Heads to Montpelier Circuit
Fifty six teenage leaders from across Vermont will direct panels and report sessions at the fourth Annual Vermont Teen Congress in Montpelier March 30 31 and April 1. Notables include Lt Gov Foote and Dr William Field with consultations from professors and professionals.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Fred Mold
Morrisville
James Avant
Barre
Richard C. Curtis
Department of Public Safety
State House
Forest Rouelle
Barton
Montpelier Tavern
Edward
Knapp
Kenneth Hickey
University of Massachusetts
Field
Montpelier Teen Council
Harry Reynolds
State Board of Recreation
Vermont Recreation Society
Montpelier Recreation Department
Teen Council
Vermont Poetry Society Contest Deadline Set for Students
The Vermont Poetry Society sets April 2 1962 as the submission deadline for poetry from Vermont high school students in grades 9 through 12. Entries may be four to twenty four lines, with pen names on the poem and outside envelope, plus real name school class and address inside. Prizes of 5 3 and 2 dollars will be awarded and winning poems published in the Mountain Troubadour.
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The
Vermont Poetry Society
Vermont
Edward K. Gleason
Chairrman
Brierwood Lane
Burtington
Bennington Banner Publishing Details and Subscription Rates
The Bennington Banner lists delivery and subscription options with daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays. Rates show mail subscriptions in Vermont and surrounding regions, with servicemen pricing and truck route options, reflecting a small daily newspaper’s distribution model.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Rensselaer
Washington Counties
N.Y
Massachusetts
Vermont Seeks Expanded Air Facilities
Vermont filed for a new Island Pond airport with a 2500 foot gravel runway at an 80000 to 90000 dollar cost under a federal state match. Additional requests seek 60000 dollar lighting and runway upgrades at the Barre Montpelier Airport and 18000 dollar improvements at Burlington Municipal Airport.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Island Pond
Barre
Burlington
Edward F. Knapp
Federal Aviation Agency
Barre- Montpelier
Vermont student elected Interfraternity Council president
Lauriston Cone of Burlington Bennington area and three other juniors were elected to IFC posts at the University of Vermont. Joel Bauer of Brooklyn New York. Peter Franz of Montreal. and Neil Fink of Bayonne New Jersey also won offices with Cone serving a year as president.
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Burlington
Bennington
Interfraternity Council
University of Vermont
Lauriston Cone
Joel Bauer
Brooklyn
N.Y
Peter Franz
Montreal
Neil Fink
Bayonee
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State Board of Buildings
Weeks School
Vergennes
General Assembly
Public Health Laboratory
Milk Control Board
St. Johnsbury Woman Critical
ST. Johnsbury
Marion Puffer
Brightlock Hospital
Puffer
Robert Norcross
J&l
Springfield
John A. O’reilly
Jones & Lamson Machine Co
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Vermont Senate
Supreme Court
Harold C. Sylvester
Chittenden
Sylvester
Senate
Elmer E. Towne
New England
Towne
Stowe
John Notte
Rhode Island
Down In
Berkshire
Herbert H. Leonard
Waldo C. Holden
Ymca World Service
Holden
Hartford
Buildings For Brotherhood
Frank A. Howlett Jr
Clement P. Gilchrist
Leonard
New England Area Council of Ymca
Providence
R.I
Robert D. Stout
Richard H. Hall
Bennington Ymca
Hutch’s
ESSO
H &W
Main Street
North Street
PLAID
Poetry Society
Fraternity
Richard M. Nixon
Bennington Bookshop, Inc
Ennington Road
Ron Timex Electric Watches
Bennington County
North ST
NT Acu
Frolen
Valvetta
Ballard Or
Pillsbury Biscuits
U.S. Pat
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