Janawicz Explains Meat Inspection Benefits to Vermonters
Dr. A E Janawicz Vermont Division of Livestock director addressed Bennington and Windham County homemakers on Tuesday night outlining how the 1968 meat inspection law protects farmers, processors and consumers. He described plant and retail inspections, labeling rules, false packaging bans and the need for inspectors, plus consumer rights to know what they buy.
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A. E. Janawicz
State Department of Agriculture
Bennington
Windham County
Janowicz
Vermont
Milton Enfield
Albany
N.Y
Grand Union
Joseph Curran
Charles Gebron
Hartford
Department
Darcy Whalen
Carl Smith
Rutland
Retail Grocers Association
Trafford Brink
Division of Standards
UVM Extension Horticulturis
Lyman Calahan
Irwin S. Kendall
Brattleboro
Donald Bett
North Bennington
Edward Hasty
Cross Abbott Co
White River
Hamilton
Housewives face rising costs amid supply and policy debate
Consumers voice concern over food price inflation linked to import bans, new labor rules, and Viet Nam war effects, urging budget care and better packaging. Grocers blame macro factors, insist on consumer power, offer tips to cut costs while noting seasonal and economical shifts in items.
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Kendall
Edward Hasty
Cross Abbott Company
White River
Smith
Whalen
Grand Union
IBM
Trafford Brink
State Division of Standards
22 Year Old Parolee Charged with Burglary in Bennington
In municipal court Wednesday morning 22 year old Raymond J. Meyers, a Bennington parolee, faced charges of breaking and entering the Wilson-Ford garage on East Main Street yesterday night, plus destruction of county jail property and intoxication in public. Pro forma not guilty pleas were entered. Bail set at 4500 for burglary and 500 for the breach of peace charge. Meyers, on parole from the House of Correction and free on bail in a pending grand larceny case, remains jailed pending further action. Also due in court Wednesday were Lawrence A. Grover, 20, of North Hoosick, and John E. Rose, 20, with Rose awaiting arraignment. Grover faces daytime breaking and entering Sept 6 at Marion E. Bourn residence Shaftsbury. Rose’s charge described as a companion to Rose’s.
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Bennington
Wilson- Ford
East Main Street
Raymond J. Meyers
Meyers
R. Marshall Witten
Witten
House of Correction
Bennington Village
Wilson-Ford
Arthur Prentiss
Alyre Lameron
Atty
Milton Pinsker
Lawrence A. Grover
North Hoosick
N.Y
John E. Rose
Rose
Grover
Marion E. Bourn
Shaftsbury
John T. Carmody Jr
George M. Fienberg
Nolle Prasse
John B. Allard
McKinley St
McKinley St. and Guilford
Richard Hirst
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Allard
Windsor
Fienberg
John P. Morrissey
Cheney
John B. Harte
Hirst
Atty. Harte
Obituary of Henry Warren Forrest 1887 195?
Henry Warren Forrest 79 formerly of Wilmington died Monday in Claremont New Hampshire General Hospital after a brief illness. He lived with his son Robert in Cornish since 1952 and had worked in mills and the lumber trade in the Wilmington Jacksonville area. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in Wilmington Congregational Church. Burial Riverside Cemetery. Born Provincetown Massachusetts August 23 1887 to William H Forrest and Ida Grazier. Married Grace Almira Clark December 31 1908 in Guilford. she died 1940. Surviving sons Charles Wilmington Warren Brattleboro Robert Cornish. daughters Perley Carruth Whitingham Thomas Steele Bellows Falls Kenneth Stewart Bennington Phyllis Rice Wilmington. adopted son Earl Ontario California. 22 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren.
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Wilmington
Henry Warren Forrest
Claremont
N.H. General Hospital
Forrest
Robert
Cornish
N.H
Wilmington - Jacksonville
Wilmington Congregational Church
Covey
Riverside Cemetery
Provincetown
Mass
William H
Ida (Grazier) Forrest
Guilford
Grace Almira Clark
Charles
H. Warren
Brattleboro
Perley Carruth
Whitingham
Thomas Steele
Moose Lodge To Honor Warren Church
Bennington Lodge No.1233 Loyal Order of Moose will honor Warren Church a past governor and current trustee who has attained the highest degree. A two day program includes a buffet and dance Saturday 6 to 8 p.m. then dancing to midnight. Sunday 1 p.m. new member enrollment in Church's honor, 2:30 p.m. coping ceremony with delegates from New England, and a 5 p.m. banquet. Gov. Ralph Mavilla named James Noble secretary and chairman extra committees. tickets available at the lodge. Women of the Moose invited.
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Bennington Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Warren Church
Church
Louis O. Boutin
Gov. Mavilla
Aime Lemieux
Union School PTA Urged at Forum
At Mt. Anthony Forum Tuesday evening parents urged forming a PTA for the new union high school to improve home school communications. Discussants noted overcrowding, moving into a new building, and the need for fresh approaches while advocates called for collaboration with existing committees from Bennington high schools.
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PTA
Ptas
Bennington
North Bennington
Charles Keir
Benhi Pta
Union School
Supt
Howard Kelley
Mt. Anthony
Bendi
Treasurer Sets Target Date For Mailing Tax Bills
Bennington's 1966 Grand List tax bills will be mailed by November 1 with payments due by December 3. Town Treasurer Michael J. Hogan Jr. cites Grievance Day procedures and a Saturday deadline as reasons for the date. Listers report 197 tax appeals filed. eight meteor showers identified with comets noted separately.
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Bennington
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Hogan
Listers
Francis J. Hogan
Richard A. Sleeman
Sleeman
Roberts
Funeral for John J Candon held at St Mary's Brandon
Thomas Maroney of Bennington served as bearer at the funeral of John Joseph Candon held in St Marys Church Brandon after a short illness. Candon, native of Pittsford, was son of James P and Margaret Carrigan Condon. High Mass by Rev Francis Condon with several local clergy in attendance. Formerly ran Maroney and Candon dry cleaning in Brandon. Also notes a Father Son banquet at Colgate Hall First Baptist Church with magician Ellery Lawrence as featured entertainment.
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Clarence H. Brayson
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Albany
N.Y
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
White Chapel Cemetery
Payne
Post 13
American Legion
Edward Rood
Hugh Clark
Brayson
Thomas Maroney
Bennington
John Joseph Candon
St. Mary’s Church
Brandon
Candon
New York
Pittsford
James P
Margaret (Carrigan) Condon
Francis Condon
St. Peter’s Church
Vergennes
O. E. Fournier
James B. Murray
Manchester
Joseph Connolly
East Dorset
Maroney and
Colgate Hall
Stock Averages Report At Noon October 19 1966
Market update from Albany shows Dow Jones industrials at 789.97, rail averages at 194.11, utilities at 133.45 down 1.90, and a composite at 277.76. Volume reaches 3,310,000 shares as traders react to mixed signals.
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Dow-Jones- Bi
Local Births and Admissions Record for October 18 1966
On Tuesday October 18 1966 admissions included Mrs Stella Squiers Albert Van Bennington Master Myron Wilkinson Arlington Master Stewart Phillips Master Michael Davendanis Hoosick Falls. Discharges listed Grant Hoffman East Arlington. A birth announced October 17 in Riverside California a daughter Angela May to Mr and Mrs Joseph Giard. Patricia Guetti is the mother and Reno Guetti of North Bennington is her father. Angela May is the Giards first grandchild and born on the paternal grandfather's birthday weighing six pounds one ounce.
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Stella Squiers
Albert van
Bennington
Myron Wilkinson
Arlington
Stewart Phillips
Michael Davendanis
Hoosick Falls
Angela May
Joseph Giard
Riverside
Calif
Giard
Patricia Guetti
Reno Guetti
North Bennington
Depot Street
Giards
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Faith Prior
UVM
Bennington and
Windham Counties
National Guard Armory
Prior
Consumer
Charles F. Ryan
George Cummings
Hoff
Henry W. Forrest
Moose
Warren
George E. Hicks
Western Union
Hanson-Walbridge
Thomas Steffen
Second Congregational Church
Mr. Hicks
Branch St
Crescent Manor
Leon Eldred
Harold Humphrey
Francis Greenslet
Frank Riley
Park Lawn Cemetery
van Santvoord
Richard van Santvoord
Albany Medical Center
Joseph Higgins
Louis Sausville
Selectman
Alma Langlois
John Duvall
William Dupree
Marian Taylor
William Abernethy
B.C
Edmond Halley
Bennington Briefs
John Harwood
Mr. Payne
Women’s Society of the Church
Ellery Lawrence
Peter C. Rotti
Oaksdale
Louis E. Lucier
Pownal
East Road
Emblem Club
Elks Club
St. Francis de Sales Ptg
BCHS
Bennington County
Bradford Hook & Ladder Rooms
Majestic
RCA Victor
New Vist
RCA Victor Color
Dave
Main ST. Bennington
Eas
NI Ea
Harte Theatre
Ross Hunter
Technicolor
Munster
America
Grant Hoffman
East Arlington
Shaffe
Main ST
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