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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1962

Page

3

Bank Management Conference to Feature Vermont Speakers

Three principal speakers will headline the 12th annual management conference for Vermont bankers at the Woodstock Inn. Erwin O. Kraft of the First National Bank of Passaic County will address Bankers Responsibility in Government, while Vermont officials and federal examiners join sessions on student aid loans and legislative problems in 1963.

Woodstock Erwin O. Kraft 1St National Bank of Passaic County Paterson N. J Vermont Woodstock Inn Vermont Bankers Association, Inc Kraft J. Raymond McGinn Franklin County Bank St. Albans Luther M. Hoyle Jr Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Elmer J. Peterman National Bank Examiner First Federal Reserve District Claud C. Phillippe Feder al Deposit Insurance Corp Albert D. Pingree State of Carroll W. Rowell The Hardwick Trust Co Association David Graham Worcester County National Bank Worcester Mass John D. Carbine Rutland

Curtis records line from Paris for film scene

Tony Curtis in Paris 6000 miles away recorded a line via a sound department phone for Universal’s 40 Pounds of Trouble. Producer Stan Margulies arranged the call to capture the voice as if heard over a telephone.

Hollywood UPI Tony Curtis Universal Curtis Paris Stan Margulies Sound Department

Emergency Crews Pump Out Cellars in Stoneham

Coast Guard crews Army engineers Civil Defense volunteers and state workers pump flood cellars in Stoneham Massachusetts. Fifteen pumps and 75 men deployed to the southern town to speed recovery as up to 250000 gallons per hour were sent into Doleful Pond. Storms including hurricane Daisy dumped about 10 inches of rain over 60 hours.

Stoneham Mass Coast Urday Coast Guard Robert F. Murphy Daisy

All Alone Am I Tops Teen Tunes Poll At Bennington

The Bennington Top Ten Tunes chart this week places Brenda Lee's All Alone Am I at number one with strong shows from Neil Sedaka, Connie Francis, Chubby Checker and Gene Pitney in the top ranks. Teenagers cast votes by phone between 9 and 10 30 p m on Saturdays.

Bennington Nick Santo Brenda Lee

Northeast Kingdom towns may receive pollution funds

Governor Keyser announced the Water Resources Department will assist Northeast Kingdom communities under the Public Works Accelerations Act. Estimated sewer projects across Caledonia, Orleans and Essex counties total 5.885 million dollars, with 50 percent funded federally, 20 percent state, and 30 percent local.

Montpelier F. Ray Keyser Jr Water Resources Department Northeast Kingdom Keyser Washington, D.C Department of Commerce Congress Caledonia Orleans Essex St. Johnsbury Groton South Ryegate Newport Island Pond Hardwick Barton Lyndonville Danville Passumpsic Canaan Derby Line Derby Center Lyndon Teachers College

Cardinal Cushing Denied Move to Mission Field

Vatican sources report Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston, elevated in 1958, asked twice to be released for missionary work in Latin America but was turned down. Officials indicated sympathy yet need him in Boston. Rome press praised his character.

Vatican City Richard Cardinal Cushing Boston Vatican John XXIII Latin America Boston Globe Cardinal Cushing Rome Rome Daily II Messaggero

Rita Moreno Pays Price Of Stardom After Oscar Win

Rita Moreno, fresh off her West Side Story Oscar, became so popular that in the six months after the win she spent more money sending autographed photos than she earned in the year before.

Hollywood UPI Rita Moreno Rita

Arty Dining Opens in Rembrandt Room

New Yorks Stanhope Hotel launches Arty Dining with a menu linked to the famed painters work and a dining experience billed as a restaurant inspired by his art.

New York UPI Stanhope Hotel Rembrandt

Nurses Association Meeting in Arlington Highlights Uganda Trip

Bennington County Nurses Association held its fall meeting October 8 at West Mt. Farm Arlington. Miss Ann Forrester, a senior at Bennington College, spoke on her Crossroads to Africa work building a bridge and schoolhouse in Uganda. The group discussed the Vermont state convention and planned a fundraiser for the Mary A. Baker scholarship and the Bennington Well Baby Clinic. The executive committee will propose fundraising projects for a December Christmas meeting at Mt. Anthony Country Club.

Bennington County Nurses Association West Mt. Farm Arlington Ann Forrester Bennington College Miss Forrester Uganda Mary A. Baker Bennington Well Association Mt. Anthony Country Club

Piano Student Scrubs Before Playing at Club

New York based Jerry Scott, 22, funds his studies at New York Medical College by performing piano at the Westhampton Bath and Tennis Club on Long Island. He says he always scrubs before sitting at the piano.

NEW York UPI Jerry Scott New York Medical College Westhampton Bath and Tennis Club Long Island

Thrift Shop Adds Variety of Men’s Wear and Oddities

The thrift shop reports demand for men’s shoes and suits plus a sardine canister and additional dishes. Current stock includes a pottery lamp, an elegant pajama set, an unusual book holder, a large leather fringed coat, a large handbag, several men’s robes and wool ski pants. Workers last week were Mrs. Charles Hayward, Mrs. Amuel Baker, Miss Wilhelmina Hicks, Mrs. J. McDermott and Mrs. Paul Crane.

Charles Hayward Amuel Baker Wilhelmina Hicks J. McDermott Paul Crane

Rice hulls used to condition soil at Texas farm

East Texas farmer H N Ellis tried rice hulls as a soil conditioner on his five acre Harris county livestock farm near Aldine. The hulls made it possible to grow Bermuda grass in a sandy soil that was crusted and almost hard as concrete when dry.

Houston UPI East Texas H. N. Ellis Aldine Harris County

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Vt. Bankers J. L. Morrison Fairfield Ave West Caldwell N.J Myron P. Burdette Halifax Second Congregational Church Hillside Street MAC Salem’s Risle OI Ans Labor & Parts Economy Auto Stores, Inc Main Street Bennington, Vt Dial An Angel Neil Sedaka Chubby Checker Gene Pitney Brian Hyland Gina Johnny Mathias Connie Francis Toni Fisher Patches Dick Lee N.E. Kingdom A&w Root Beer Chuck Ann Jensen ASW Root Beer North Bennington Road Bennington, Vermont Cardinal Whit Price Nurses’ Assn Thrift Shop Pownal Valley Ladd Brook Rte. 7 Webster Bennington Bookshop, Inc New England Plymouth Valiant America Chrysler Engineering Equinox Motors Manchester Center
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