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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1962

Page

2

Education and training urged to boost Vermont growth

Paul Greeley, an industrial research engineer, urged intensified education and early career training for American youth to compete with Europe. He compared European systems with the U.S., noting apprenticeships, early craft choices, and paid but minimal training, arguing Americans lack on the job experience and pride in workmanship. He warned of job losses and warned that without reform, the nation risks becoming a second-rate power.

Springfield, Vt Paul Greeley Bryant Chucking Grinder Co Springfield Bennington Vermont U.S Greeley Greebey Groeby Greeby

Bennington Municipal Court Opens Guilty Pleas and Delays

In Bennington, Gerald J. Bortell 22 pleaded guilty to five counts including probation violation and fugitive from justice with two charges dropped. Sentencing deferred while Massachusetts acts. Other defendants faced varying pleas and fines including no lo contendre and deferred verdicts in related breach of peace and driving cases.

Gerald J. Bortell Bennington Waldo C. Holden Bortell Massachusetts Bartell James A. Bump Chapel Road Perle W. Webb Shaftsbury Bernard Whitman North Bennington John S. Osborne Geneva Ill

Officials Work Toward Pollution Abatement at Vermont Tissue Plant

Vermont Water Resources Board joined local officials this week in Bennington to study waste water from Vermont Tissue Paper Co. Inc. The plant uses hydro pulping to recycle waste paper into tissue and generates colloidal waste that colors the Walloomsac River. Tests with coagulants are planned though 350000 gallons of water daily may make full settlement impractical.

George Starbuck The Water Resources Board Vermont Tissue Paper Co North Bennington Bennington Merrill Hohman Water Resources Department Vermont Water Resources Board Vermont Tissue Paper Co. Inc Hohman WRB Vermont Tissue Vermont Walloomsac River Er Resources Norman Alper Walloomsac Water Resources Board Pollution Control Laboratory Willard Farnham

Obituary of Rear Adm. Frank C. Dunham U S Navy (ret)

Obituary notice for Rear Adm. Frank C. Dunham U S Navy retired who died Tuesday in Anna Maria Florida. Born North Bennington son of Herbert and Mary Dunham he attended North Bennington High School and Norwich University. Survived by wife son Frank Jr and many nieces nephews and cousins. funeral Friday at Ft Myers chapel Arlington National Cemetery.

Anna Maria Fla Frank C. Dunham U.S. Navy North Bennington Herbert and Mary (Loomis) Dunham North Bennington High School Norwich University Frank Dunham Jr Arthur Jesse Dunham Kenneth Florida Mary Tinkham Barbara Dunham Bennington Doris Spaulding Shaftsbury Herbert Earl Dunham Roy Dunham Kentucky Erwin W. Dunham Clark Loomis Ft. Myers Chapel Arlington National Cemetery

River Dye Traces Source of Sequatchie River

In Pikeville Tennessee the Sequatchie River turned green six days after greenish dye was released in a spring to locate the river’s source. Geological engineers conducted the tests and confirmed the old timers’ long held claim about the river’s origin.

Pikeville, Tenn Sequatchie River Sequatchie

Mrs Dora Smith Celebrates 95th Birthday at Home

Mrs Dora Smith of 205 North St Bennington observes her 95th birthday on Sunday. A widow born near White Chapel, she recalls the landmark with fondness and notes aging affects her hearing and sight. She long worked in local mills and remains active at home with family plans to celebrate.

Dora Smith Bennington North St Dora Stratton Smith Elizabeth Stratton White Chapel

Deer Kills Reported by Town Clerk Office

Friday deer kills reported to the Bennington town clerk and stations include Barbara Stratton of Chapel Road in Glastonbury and Albert Dean of Bennington with 3 122 in Woodford. Others listed are Roy W. Lucius of Bennington 10 165 in Sunderland Gordon Lyons 5 131 in Shrewsbury Hugh Clark sp 115 in Pownal Robert A Washburn Shaftsbury sp 100 in Shaftsbury Cyril Hoyt Sr Arlington sp 114 in Arlington Leonard Whitman Lee Mass 7 175 in Sunderland.

Bennington Barbara Stratton Chapel Road Glastonbury Ted DeMarco Albert Dean Woodford Roy W. Lucius Sunderland Gordon Lyons Shrewsbury Hugh Clark Pownal Robert A. Washburn Shaftsbury Harriet Stone Cyril Hoyt Sr Arlington Leonard Whitman Lee Mass

State awards $1.4 million in road contracts

The Vermont Highway Department let contracts totaling 1.4 million for projects in Rockingham Middlebury and Stockbridge. Perini Corp Framingham Mass bids 630 228 for 1.7 miles of I 91 near Rockingham Springfield line. Olson Construction Corp Montpelier bids 540 351 to resurface 3.1 miles on Route 7 Middlebury. Rogers Brothers Randolph bids 210 707 for 1 mile on Rt 107 Stockbridge.

Montpelier Highway Department Rockingham Middlebury Stockbridge Perini Corp Framingham Mass Rockingham Springfield Olson Construction Corp Rogers Brothers Randolph Rt. 107

Second Blaze Takes Life of Williston Woman

In Williston Vermont a second fire within hours killed 47 year old Ruth Florence Hall. Her husband George A. Hall of Lane Construction Co Meriden Conn found her after flames consumed their small rented trailer and shed. He had carried her to a doctor for minor injuries before learning she did not survive the second blaze. Causes of the fires were not determined.

Williston Ruth Florence Hall George A. Hall Lane Construction Co Meriden Conn

Funeral services for Louis F Gros in Bennington

Louis F Gros died Thursday and funeral services are set for Monday at 9:30 a.m. at Mahar and Son Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at St Frances de Sales Church with a requiem high Mass. Burial follows at Park Lawn Cemetery. He lived in Bennington about 30 years and worked in the florist business, formerly at Bennington Mills and the Holden and Leonard plant, and he served as president of the local ILGWU. An avid sportsman he was business manager of the Bennington Generals in the Northern League and played baseball in Millbrook, N.Y. Friends may call today 7–9 p.m. and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.

Louis F. Gros Mahar and Son Funeral Home St. Frances de Sales Park Lawn Gros Bennington Bennington Mills Holden & Leonard The International Ladies Garment

Coast Guard Seeks 2 Ships Lost at Sea

A Coast Guard plan and the cutter Spar head to aid the lobster dragger Monte Carlo in distress 180 miles southeast of Nantucket after losing radio contact. A search also targets the 71 foot fishing vessel Sunapee out of New Bedford with owner Arnlef Week reporting no contact since Wednesday morning.

Boston Coast Guard Spar Monte Carlo Atlantic Nantucket New London Conn Sunapee New Bedford Arnlef Week

Scholastic Guinea Pig Squeaky Charms First Graders

Squeaky the guinea pig at Ryerson School in Wayne New Jersey captivates first graders after five years as a school pet. He aids science studies models drawings and writing practice says teacher Doris Giuseffi.

Wayne N.J Squeaky the Guinea Pig Ryerson School Doris Giuseffi

Bennington Banner postal and contact page notes

The Bennington Banner shows mailing and delivery details including second class postage, newsroom and advertising phone numbers, daily publication schedule with Sundays and holidays excluded, and subscription rates for local Vermont and other areas with special servicemen discounts.

THE Bennington Banner Radius Vermont

Hardening of Heart Address at East Tennessee Conference

Dr. Edward Bortz of Lankenau Hospital urged mature adults to make their lives attractive to the younger generation. He asked how they can look forward to aging if they dislike the seniors they meet, warning that hardening of the heart and mind is worse than arterial hardening.

Edward Bortz Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia East Tennessee

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