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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1969

Page

6

Dirksen Called Master Craftsman by Sen. Prouty

Sen. Winston Prouty eulogized late Sen. Everett Dirksen as a master legislative craftsman and flexible, unrepentant politician. He praised Dirksen for listening to people, using negotiation to move legislation, and keeping a brilliant mind at the Senate helm.

Dirksen Sen. Prouty Logy Winston F. Prouty R-Vt Prouty Illinois GOP Senate Everett

October meeting of St Francis de Sales Altar Rosary Society

More than 60 members attended the October meeting at St. Francis de Sales Church starting with a dinner at Pope John XXIII Institute. Rose Gleason presided and announced a nun pound party on November 17 at St. Joseph Convent and a rummage sale on November 22 at K of C Hall.

Altar Rosary Society St. Francis de Sales Pope John XXIII Institute Rose Gleason St. Joseph Convent K of C Hall Francis B. Flanagan Msgr. Flanagan

Power output report from CVPS for week ending Oct 17

Central Vermont Public Service Corp output including St Lawrence deliveries reached 24,643,200 kilowatt hours for the week, up 11.45 percent from a year ago. Year to date output stood at 1,022,485,192 kilowatt hours, a 10.17 percent rise versus last year.

Rutland Central Vermont Public Service Corp St. Lawrence

Snow Hinders Vermont Archery Season Facts

Chief game biologist Ben Day reports Vermont's early October snowfall reduced bow hunter success. About 50 fewer deer were killed in the 16 day archery season ending last Sunday than in 1968. Snow drove deer to woodlands, not open fields, with 40 to 45 percent under a year old and 40 percent male.

Montpelier UPS Ben Day Vermont Day

General Cable Names Hughes Controller at Williamstown Division

Morris J. Hughes of Eastview Drive Bennington has been named controller of General Cable Corp Electric Products Division in Williamstown Mass effective immediately. He has performed controller duties for Pownal and Williamstown plants after years as Pownal plant accountant. Hughes, a native of Athol and Army Air Corps veteran, is Bryant and Stratton College trained in Boston.

Williamstown Mass General Cable Corp Morris J. Hughes Eastview Drive Bennington Hughes Pownal Athol Army Air Corps Bryant and Stratton Business College Boston

Repeal of .50-Hour Work Limit For Women Debated

Essex Junction Vermont faces debate over repealing a 50 hour work limit for women. Arthur E. George of the Vermont Labor Council says surveys show many working women want change, while some who work to augment husbands' earnings prefer the restriction remain. The Governor's Commission on the Status of Women organized discussions with Louis Lavin and James Jeffords noting potential legislative action in 1970. The commission also formed five subcommittees to study equal pay, politics, abortion law, labor conditions, and unmarried mothers among women's career issues.

George Governor’s Commission On Labor Council Labor and Industry Louis Lavin Lavin James Jeffords Vermont Associated Industries of Joseph Kerr Jeffords

Economic Lag Hits New England Over Summer

The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston reports August economic activity in New England fell across most sectors. Durable manufacturing declined while one sector rose slightly. nondurables slipped, with shoe and leather showing a surprising gain. Nonagricultural employment rose over 6,000 in July and August, led by nonmanufacturing sectors, while Maine saw a modest manufacturing gain and residential construction contracts valued rose in Vermont, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. The bank notes activity appears to be leveling off across manufacturing sectors.

Boston UPI New England Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Rhode Island Maine Massachusetts Vermont

UVM Professor Edits Petronius Text For New Satiricon

Professor Edits Petronius The Satiricon to be published in paperback by Appleton Century Crafts. Brady B Gilleland chairman of Vermont classics edits Second American edition with annotated Latin text prefatory essays updated bibliography and new introduction detailing Petronian scholarship. He is a longtime Vermont classics leader and member of major philological associations.

Burlington University of Vermont Petronius Appleton - Century Crafts New York City Brady B. Gilleland Gilleland American Philological Association The Classical Association of New England Vergilian Society Vermont Eastern State University

VA Explains Pensions For Widows

Veterans widows with limited income may qualify for a VA pension if wartime veteran died from non service related causes. Income limits are 2000 dollars with no children and 3200 dollars with children. If a widow fails, her children may still qualify. Contact nearest VA office for details.

White River Junction Veterans Administration

Open house in Manchester honors Carlsons 50th anniversary

A Manchester event invites the public to an open house at the Manchester Depot American Legion Hall on Sunday November 2 from 1 to 3 p.m. to celebrate Mr and Mrs Niles Carlson’s 50th wedding anniversary.

Manchester Depot American Legion Hall Niles Carlson

YMCA Beef n Beans Session At Anthony Union High

The Mt Anthony Union High School student council heard YMCA of Southwestern Vermont officials describe the Beef n Beans program. Executive Secretary Loo mis G Dana called it an umbrella concept for youth activities with minimal adult guidance and introduced Wilfrid S Rowe who drafted the plan.

Mt. Anthony Union High School YMCA Vermont Barbara Ackerman Loomis G. Dana Dana Wilfrid 5S. Rowe

Photo Dealers Train At Kodak Center In Rochester

Lloyd V. Pete Johnson of Birds Photo Supply Bennington earned a certificate after a five day Kodak sponsored training session in Rochester October 27 31 Johnson was among 20 dealers from the United States and the Bahamas attending an intermediate program covering selling skills photographic principles and basic managerial topics such as inventory control advertising and customer service The Beef n Beans concept and related questionnaire summaries were discussed by participants including Kermit Fisher athletic director YMCA and William von Korff coordinator of local youth programs plus plans for meetings November 4 at the YMCA and future activities for youths

Rochester N.Y Lloyd V Pete” Johnson Bird’s Photo Supply Bennington Eastman Kodak Company Johnson United States Bahamas Iginal Ymca Center Vermont William von Korff Cincinnati Fisher YMCA

Oil Jobbers Meet at Jug Inn in South Egremont

Richard Arrison of Johnson Oil Company Inc. joined 51 other Shell Oil jobbers from 12 northeast states at a three day conference in South Egremont Massachusetts this week. F H Staub eastern region vice president of marketing presided. Sessions covered customer relations merchandising credit data accounting real estate and engineering product distribution with a group panel on local issues.

South Egremont Mass Richard Arrison Johnson Oil Company Inc Bennington Shell Oil Northeast States Jug Inn F.H. Staub Eastern Region Shell

Banner Circulation Nears Six Thousand Five Hundred

Circulation manager Ezekiel S. Cross Jr. reported The Banner’s September net paid circulation reached 6,497, three papers shy of 6,500. The daily Bennington County paper has grown from about 3,500 in 1960 to 5,000 in 1962 and now nears 6,500.

Banner Ezekiel S. Cross Jr Bennington County

Transfers of Bennington property recorded in clerk office

Mary Hodeck reports transfers dated Oct 17 to 28 involving Bennington properties. Listings include G P M Corp of Waitsfield to Vermont Corp of Bennington on U.S. 7. Edward T Potter et al to Philip J Kennedy et al in Pine Circle East. multiple deeds transferring parcels on Willow Road South Street Convent Avenue East Side etc between Bennington residents and out of town buyers including Northern Terminals Inc Burlington and others.

Mary Hodeck G. P.M. Corp Waitsfield Vermont Corp Bennington U.S Edward T Ruth E. Potter Philip J Marylin H. Kennedy Westlake Ohio Pine Circle John E Lillian M. LaFlamme Aime Claire L. Harrington Patricia D. Harrington Hathaway Lane Edwin Benson Hazel M. Post C. Henry Frances J. Hansen Ben Alice K. Hewson Elizabeth M. Kinney Helen F. Kinney Albany N.Y Richard A Barbara J. Hall Murphy Road Oliver C Adelaide H. Lucia Brattleboro Richard Isabell Sleeman Alice G. DeDee Mary Sheehan

Vermont seeks new plant to process cheese whey

Vermont officials will press to attract a national firm to build a cheese whey processing plant after Foremost Foods scrapped a $3.5 million plan in East Georgia. The state faces disposal costs for about 50 million pounds of whey yearly if no project advances. Foremost cited Nixon budget limits as reason to withdraw. The halted Franklin County site would have processed whey for dairy and pharmaceutical uses.

Vermont Montpelier UPI Foremost Foods Co San Francisco East Georgia Nixon Albert Franklin County

Canadian Urges Year Round Construction

MONTPELIER Vermont UPI Canadian official Co R Crocker director of the construction section of the National Research Council of Canada told the Vermont Conference on Winter Construction that winter work is feasible and desirable. He noted Canadians do more winter construction than any other country and proper planning avoids hazards while keeping costs competitive with other seasons.

Crocker

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Washington Everett M. Dirksen American Legion Auxiliary Elizabeth Elwell North Bennington Girls State K of C. Hall Senior Citizens Center Altar Rosary Mammoth Mart General Cable Oneida LIONS William C. Sennett Alfred Spinner Douglas Gossette John Morrison Bennington Lions Club King Lion Bernard Bellemare Harold Bud’’ Vallee Lewie Dodge J. H. Winslow Depot Street Eye Essex Junction Arthur E. George Vermont Labor Council N.E UVM Manchester Joe Swayze P.O. Box Monument Plaza Shopping Center Pratt ST Roofing & Sheet Metal CO Kodak Co Nington Overlea Road William P. Keefe Nashua N.H Edward J Nancy M. Frasier Elm Street Margery N. Ludlow Millard R Judy Francisco Matteson Road Chester E Frances M. Stockman Albert R Susan Elwell Silver Street tWe William Albert Water Resources Department Foremost Federal Water Pollution Control Commission Economic Development Administration Triple ‘‘S Grand Union Empire Frigidaire Wickes North St Bradford Novelle Grants Bradford House
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