Consolidation of N E Air Service Is Recommended
Washington AP counsel for the Civil Aeronautics Board urged consolidating air service for 20 New England communities through eight regional airports. The plan would drop service to Berlin NH Fitchburg Lawrence and Pittsfield MA and remove Eastern Air Lines from New Haven CT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bureau of Economic Regulations
New England
W. Rock Grundman
Bureau
Berlin
N.H
Fitchburg
Lawrence
Pittsfield
Mass
Northeast Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
New Haven
Conn
Robert L. Park
New England Council
Northeast
Lewiston
Auburn
Bar Harbor
Houston
Rockland
Waterville
Maine
Concord
Publicity Week On Alcoholism Begins Sunday
Alcoholism Information Week in Vermont runs from November 25 to December 1. Edwin F. Kittle of the Vermont Alcoholic Rehabilitation Board announced the nationwide observance by the National Council on Alcoholism. The campaign stresses alcoholism as a treatable disease and cites estimates of 5 million alcoholics nationwide and about 10,000 in Vermont. The Rutland district office is at 89 Merchants Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Edwin F. Kittle
The
Alcoholic Rehabilitation Board
Rutland
National Council On Alcoholism
National Voluntary Health Agency
America
Kittle
Vermont Alcoholic Rehabilitation Board
Merchants Row
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Pratt Institutes Advances In NAIA Soccer Championship
Pratt Institute of Brooklyn edged Castleton State College 2-1 to reach the final four, breaking a 1-1 tie midway through the third period. East Stroudsburg blanked Park College 5-0 in the same first-round ties at Earlham College, setting up a semifinal showdown with Pratt. Park and Castleton meet in the consolation match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Ind
East Stroudsburg
State College
Park College of Missouri
Pratt Institute of Brooklyn
Castleton
Earlham College
Pratt
Walter Schmotolocha
Park and Castleton
Vermont Reapportionment Hearings Set At State House
Vermont legislative commission reconvenes to hear witnesses on reapportionment plans for the General Assembly as it prepares a report for the 1963 session. In Barre, Cornelius Grant weighs a bid for House Speaker amid a three way race with Franklin Billings and John Masterton. Lyndonville investigators probe a fire at Hill Manufacturing Co destroying the plant and injuring none. damage set at 125000 to 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Commission
Goshen
Lyndonville
Hill Manufacturing Co
Danpier Sentenced for Farm Worker Shooting in Sutton Patch
Les ter Danpier, 44, an itinerant farm worker from Madison Fila, jailed 3 to 7 years in Windsor State Prison after shooting William Barnett, 33, in a Sutton potato patch last month. He was found legally sane by psychiatrists at Waterbury State Hospital after an insanity plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnsbury
Lester Danpier
Madison
Fila
Windsor State
Sutton
Danpier
Waterbury State Hospital
William Barnett
Time To Order Tree Seedlings Draw Near
Bennington Garden Club members encourage residents to order eight to ten foot sugar maple pin oak European mountain ash and hopa crab trees for spring planting. Orders and information available from Halvor Halvorsen Old Towne Nursery and at Greater Bennington Association headquarters December 3 to 8 with a January 30 deadline for spring delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Garden Club
Halvor Halvorsen
Old Towne Nursery
North Bennington Road
Garden Club
Greater Bennington Association
South Street
Troop Carrier Wing Returns After Sun Shade 1 Exercise
The 94th Troop Carrier Wing with 18 C-119s completed Air Force Army joint exercise Sun Shade 1 and returned to Hanscom Field Bedford and Grenier Field Manchester NH after a two day delay. Crews and support units arrived in two groups nine to Hanscom and nine to Grenier amid formal welcomes for Col. Arthur C. Carroll. All personnel will be processed for deactivation on Tuesday November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
94Th
Hanscom Field
Bedford
Grenier Field
Manchester
N.H
Boston
Hanscom
Grenier
Brattleboro Woman Free on Bail After Shooting
Susan P. Pantcew, 64, posted $4,000 bail after pleading innocent to assault with intent to kill in a shooting that left Raymond Weeks, 22, critically injured but improving in Brattleboro. Police say Pantcew fired through a door after Weeks rapped on her kitchen window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Brattleboro, Vt
Susan P. Pantcew
Raymond Weeks
Pantchew
Weeks
Panthew
Bennington Banner — newspaper masthead and pricing info
The Bennington Banner announces its daily publication schedule and contact numbers. Subscription rates are listed for 50 mile Vermont area and nationwide, with various 3 month, 6 month, and 1 year plans and a 20 percent discount offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radius
Vermont
U.S
Kearns Family Injured In Bennington Auto Crash
Five members of the Kearns family from Montpelier suffered injuries when their car collided with a vehicle that swerved after striking a deer on U.S. 7 near the Manchester town line in East Dorset. William F. Kearns deputy commissioner of institutions and his wife Elizabeth Burgess Kearns were treated for chest and head injuries, with their three daughters also cut and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Bennington
William F. Kearns
U.S
Manchester
East Dorset
Gordon Mooney
Vermont State Police
William
Gail
Sandra Jean
Diana Robin
Vermont Road Contracts Let Worth 2.7 Million
The Vermont Highway Department set bids for a 2.7 million project slate. Lane Construction Co. led on 1.7 miles of I 91 between Springfield and Rockingham. Edwin R. Putnam Co. and Miller Construction Co. topped a U S 7 in Leicester bid. Caledonia Sand & Gravel and Miller tied for a Morristown Road resurfacing project in Morrisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Montpelier
Highway Department
Lane Construction Co
Meriden
Conn
Springfield
Rockingham
Edwin R. Putnam Co
Bridgewater Corners
Miller Construction Co
Windsor
U.S. 7
Leicester
Caledonia Sand & Gravel Co
St. Johnsbury
Morristown Road
Morrisville
Births Recorded at Albany and Philadelphia Hospitals
A daughter Nicole Marie was born November 19 at Anthony Brady Hospital Albany to F. J. Passonno and wife Joan Shalala Passonno. The infant weighed eight pounds six and a half ounces. In Philadelphia a son John Davis Jr was born November 22 to John David Kiefner and wife Linda Hickok Kiefner. The baby weighed eight pounds eight ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicole Marie
Anthony Brady Hospital
Albany
N.Y
F. J. Passonno
Schenectady
Passonno
Joan Shalala
Anna Shalala
Washington Ave
John Davis Jr
John David Kiefner
Philadelphia
Kiefner
Linda Hickok
Chester J. Hickok
Burgess Road
Deer Kill Report by Special Deputy Fleming
Special Deputy Ralph Fleming Jr. reports a deer kill attributed to Claude Casey of Manchester at the Manchester De pot sp set on November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fleming Jr
Claude Casey
Manchester Depot
Sp-100
Manchester
Adventists Set 1242 Dollar Welfare Fund Goal
The Seventh day Adventist Church in Bennington announced a Sunday launch of its annual welfare appeal targeting 1242 dollars. The group plans to collect aid from neighbors and businesses for humanitarian medical and educational work. Last year they distributed clothing and cash, provided food baskets, and logged many volunteer hours. A regional church agency ordered a 1 1 ton aluminum body van to be stationed in Portland for disaster relief across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont to coordinate non denominational aid with the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Bennington
Adventists
Portland
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Red Cross
Banner Corrected By Defense Witness
Ralph Brown a Bennington contractor and defense witness in the Stanley Miller trial on Tuesday and Wednesday testified Friday night he was not with Miller on December 5 1961 He said he was in the area pumping out cellars observing Miller that morning and did not see him take the tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brown
Bennington
Stanley Miller
Miller
Brown
Patch Before Painting Techniques for a Smooth Finish
The article advises filling nail holes and cracks with appropriate compounds before painting. Let the filler dry, then sand smooth to ensure a quality finish. It emphasizes spackling, putty, and caulking as essential materials for a crack free surface.
School Lunch Personnel Plan June Workshop
Planning committee for a School Lunch Training Conference met at the Dog Team Tavern near Middlebury. Mrs. Dorothy Washburn was elected chair and Mrs. Margaret Lillie secretary. The 1963 workshop is set for June 17 18 and 19 at Castleton State College with meals planned and committees named for exhibits registration hostess publicity and demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog Team
Middlebury
Dorothy Washburn
Margaret Lillie
Castleton State College
School Food Service
Martion Warner
Washburn
Florence Hattat
Clara Hallock
Lillie
Catharine Tefft
Adah Clark
Middlebury High School
Hallock
Tax Cuts Push for One-Stage Bill With Revisions
Kennedy pushes to merge tax cuts with closing loopholes in a single bill. The plan would delay the initial cut until reforms are enacted, providing a year of stimulus before revisions offset revenue losses. The size and scope of rate reductions remain secret. The President's advisory committee urged a $10 billion cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Labor-Management Advisory Committee
Moslems Flee Algeria to France in Unprecedented Numbers
Algerian Muslims flee to France in record numbers as the Ministry of Labor reports 24,355 more arrivals than departures last month. The surge reflects seeking jobs and safety amid unrest and economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Ministry of Labor
Williams Sextet Hosts St. Nick's Exhibition
Williams College in Williamstown hosts the St. Nick's Hockey Club of New York City in an 8 p.m. pre season exhibition on the Williams rink. Coach Bill McCormick leads his Epic pucksters against a club of former Ivy League stars and top East hockey veterans now pursuing work or graduate study in NYC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
St. Nick's Hockey Club
New York City
Williams
Bill McCormick
St. Nicks
Gourd decor shrugs dust with lacquer spray
Colorful gourds used as decorations last longer when sealed with clear lacquer after washing to remove dust and dirt. Apply the lacquer after drying to finish the protective coating.
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Royal Beauty
Bennington Catholic High School
Janine Lincourt
George Lincourt
Grove St
Sharon Haley
Thomas R. Haley
Gage St
Gloria Charest
Charles Charest
Putnam St
Janine
Pat Leblanc
Henry J. Leblanc
Leonard St
Barbara Behan
Catherine Behan
Hagerman
N.E. Air Service
Maurice Hill
Hanscom Field, Mass
Arthur C. Carroll
Kearns
Alol
Rosary Altar Society
St. Francis de Sales Church
St. Francis de Sales
Our Lady of Lourdes
Pownal
Anne C. Cummings
West Main St
Hazel Hogan
Grant St
Stella R. Bruneau
McCall St
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Edmunds
Banner
Patch
Algeria
OUR
the Vermont Bank and Trust Company
F.D.L.C
Fienberg
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
Joe
Buick
Walter L. Barber
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