Britain may sell guided missiles to Middle East
London officials said Britain may market guided missiles in the Middle East after the United States agreed to supply Israel with Hawk ground to air missiles. The disclosure follows a long Western embargo and comes amid irritation over U S arms sales policies and lack of prior consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Britain
Middle East
Armis
Israel
U.S
West Germany
Piano Concert by Simonds at Williams College
Bruce Simonds, a renowned American pianist, will perform a recital Friday October 5 at 8 30 in Chapin Hall Williams College. The free public concert is sponsored by the Thompson Concert Committee and features works by Arne Chopin Szymanowski and Ravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Bruce Simonds
America
Yale College
Yale School of Music
Simonds
Robert Brink
Karl Zeise
Hamden
Seven Churches Sponsor UNICEF Halloween Drive
The United Churchwomen chaired by Mrs. Lloyd Fleming will sponsor UNICEF Halloween with seven cooperating churches: Christian Missionary Alliance Episcopal First Baptist First Church of God First Congregational First Methodist and Second Congregational. The program originated from a Sunday School class in 1950 and has grown to include schools and communities nationwide. by 1960 the effort raised 1.75 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicef
United Churchwomen
Lloyd Fleming
Christian Missionary Alliance
Episcopal
First Baptist
First Church of God
First Congregational
First Methodist
Second Congregational
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Kof C Sponsors Rosary Radio Program in October
Bennington Council 307 Knights of Columbus will sponsor a Rosary radio program each October evening at 5:45 over WBTN. Catholic groups, schools and local organizations will record taped Rosaries for separate programs as part of prayer and penance ahead of the Second Ecumenical Council of the Vatican opening Oct 11 in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Council
Knights of Columbus
WBTN
Council
Vatican
Rome
Thrift Shop Adds Varied Goods Amid Bargain Push
The thrift shop offers a bathinette adjustable bedside table fur coat night stand woolen slacks underwear lamps sofa pillows quilt bun warmer raincoats and summer clothing. Requests come in for blankets hats and jewelry. Workers last week included Mrs Clifton Phillips Mrs William Towart Sr Mrs Edna Sweet Mrs Sidney Edson and Mrs Paul Pitkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Phillips
William Towart Sr
Edna Sweet
Sidney Edson
Paul Pitkin
Leaf Collection Two Weeks Off in Bennington Village
Bennington Village highway superintendent Arthur Theberge announced no leaf collection for two to three weeks. Wind storm branch cleanup is prioritized. Private property owners must remove leaves themselves and not place them in streets. burning in gutters is prohibited. He will announce the collection start date when determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Theberge
Bennington
Theberge
Petroleum Fuel Cans Must Bear Warning Label
Vermont service station operators and stores are reminded that the Federal Hazardous Substances Labeling Act requires warning labels on petroleum product containers such as gasoline and kerosene. Gas stations must label customer supplied cans with contents and flammability warnings, even if the customer fills the can for a lawnmower. The FDA allows an all purpose label covering contents and warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Food and Drug Administration Department
Vermont
Harry B. Ashe
Division of
Industrial Hygiene of Health
Ashe
FDA
Rockingham Park Harness Revenue Up 12 Percent
New Hampshire state revenue from Rockingham Park fall night harness racing rose 12 percent over last year. For the first 14 of 33 nights, income reached $259,118, up $28,877, while pari mutuel handle reached $4,236,312, up $470,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
Rockingham Park
State Racing Commission
Vermont Hairdressers Hold Fall Convention and Show
The Vermont State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association held its Fall educational program and convention at Mt. Anthony Country Club. Boston stylist Albert Bosbach headlined with help from Georgianna of the John Robert Power School of Modeling in Boston. About 60 members attended as officers including Miss Mary Flannery, Miss Marilyn Palmer, Colleen Dolan, Blanche Le Francois, Sandra Cleveland, Elizabeth Cooper, Helen Stark, Elizabeth Armstrong, and Bennington unit chair Margaret McClay conducted a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bosbach
Boston
Vermont Hairdressers and Cosmetologist Association
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Lexine Williams
Bennington
Vermont State
Mary Flannery
Montpelier
Marylin Palmer
Burlington
Colleen Dolan
Blanche Lefrancois
Rutland
Sandra Cleveland
Milton
Elizabeth Cooper
Helen Stark
Bellows Falls
Elizabeth Armstrong
Margaret McClay
Psychiatrist outlines UCS drive aims and home care view
Dr James M Toolan spoke at St Peters Church on Mental Health Community You addressing the United Counseling Service of Bennington County annual fund drive for $10 000 through Oct 15 He stressed most effective care occurs at home after professional consultation and praised UCS staff led by executive director Richard D McDowell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Counseling Service of
Bennington County, Inc
James M. Toolan
UCS
United Counseling Service
Richard D. McDowell
Harold Harper Enlists in Navy at Great Lakes
Harold E. Harper son of Mr and Mrs Francis E Harper of 116 Hamlen Ave enlisted in the U S Navy on Sept 27 and was flown with James E Norton to the Great Lakes Naval Training Center for 10 weeks of boot training They are joined by Williamstown youths under Senior Chief W E Talbert and will receive 14 days leave after recruit training prior to next duty assignment Harper attended Bennington High School and worked for Hall's Body Shop before enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Harper
Francis E. Harper
Hamlen Ave
U.S. Navy
Williamstown
Great Lakes
Ill
Naval Training Center
Harper
Bennington High School
Hall’s
North Bennington Road
W. E. Talbert
Navy
James E. Norton
John E. Norton
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
New England Delegation Roll Call on Key Votes
AP summary of how New England members voted on major roll calls. On passage of the farm bill 52-41: listed yes votes from Dodd Conn, Muskie Maine, Pastore R I, Pell R I L, Smith Mass. no votes from Aiken Vt, Bush Conn, Prouty Vt, Saltonstall Mass, Smith Maine. several not voting. Other votes include pay-raise and Cuba resolution with detailed member tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Congress
Dodd
D Conn
Muskie
D-Maine
Pastore
D-R.i
Pell
D-R.il
Smith
Dmass
Aiken
R- Vt
Bush
R-Conn
Prouty
R - Vt
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Maine
Cotton
Rn.h
Murphy
R-N.h
Cuba
Mcc- Intire
Macdonald
D Mass
Seely - Brown
Conn
Rural Fire Dept Harvest Social Set for Oct 13
Bennington rural fire district announces its annual harvest social at Molly Stark School on Saturday Oct 13 at 7 p.m. Co chairs Jerry Cornell and Norman Turgeon report abundant prizes including garden produce poultry gift certificates groceries home baked goods and a calf grand prize. Call chairmen to donate.
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Molly Stark
Jerry Cornell
Norman Turgeon
CDA Notes Regular meeting and events schedule
The regular monthly meeting will be held tonight with a 6 30 ham supper chaired by Mrs Ann Cummings assisted by members with last names A B and C. Retreat at Our Lady of Peace Oct 5 7. call Mrs Loretta Amadon at 26654. Annual banquet Oct 18 at Paradise Restaurant. attendees to buy tickets at Tuesday meeting. Rummage sale planned for October. donate items at October meeting. Members to turn in proceeds from one dollar investment fund raising replaces the bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Cummings
Our Lady of Peace Retreat House
Loretta Amadon
Paradise Restaurant
Two Men Face Court Over Wild Village Motorcycle Chase
A Saturday pursuit by Bennington Village Police ended with John Cushman and Edward Harrington, both 21, in custody. Cushman faces four charges including driving with license suspended and attempting to flee, while Harrington is charged with operating an unregistered vehicle. Sentence for Harrington was deferred to Oct. 8. Cushman held without bail as he seeks counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
John Cushman
Edward Harrington
Bennington
Cushman
Harrington
Waldo C. Holden
Harringto
Depot Street
McKnight Street
Holden Street
GBA Seeks Foliage Queen for 1962 Festival
The Greater Bennington Association seeks Bennington County women ages 16 to 25 for the Fall Foliage Beauty Contest. Entries are coming from North Bennington Shaftsbury and local high schools with blanks at schools and the GBA office. The queen will be crowned Oct 4 at Bennington Catholic High School and reign over festival activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
GBA
215
South Street
Rene W. Ducharme
Vermont Gas Corporation
Main Street
Atkins Jewelers
Bennington Catholic High School
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Williams
Kof C
Thrift Shop
Rockingham
Harold Harper
N.E
Senate
Rural Fire Dept
Bennington Rural Fire Dept
Kwikeeze
Sayles Oa Eentre
Ben Mont Avenue
U.S. 7
Willow Road
East Road
Chapel Road
Hamburg
Ath
Catholic Association of Foresters
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Commonwealth Ave
The
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Vermont Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Brattlescad
Chester
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