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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1962

Page

3

Foster elected president of Vermont Associated Industries

Willett S. Foster, vice president and treasurer of Edlund Co. in Burlington, was elected president of the Associated Industries of Vermont at its 42nd annual meeting in Woodstock. Foster has a long local record including YMCA leadership and hospital directorships and served in WWII Counter-Intelligence Corps. Other officers elected were Robert S. Jones, Henry M. Carris, and secretary-treasurer Robert M. Tracy.

Woodstock Willett S. Foster Edlund Co., Inc Burlington Associated Industries of Vermont AIV Foster Staunton Military Academy Colgate University Counter-Intelligence Corps U.S. Army Mary Manning Robert S. Jones Jones On Lamson Machine Co Springfield Henry M. Carris Carris Reels, Inc Rutland Robert M. Tracy National Life Insurance Co Montpelier Kenneth Webster L. W. Webster Co Randolph James R. Mereness Donald S. Kendall Jr Mack Molding Co Arlington Harlow C. Matz Union Carbide Consumer Products Co Bennington

Good Old 72 MEMPHIS Players jersey mixup sparks pride

In Memphis the parents watched their son play his first high school football game but focused on No. 72 while the locker room mixup over jerseys later explained to the boy.

Memphis No. 72

Hoff Criticizes Rutland Rail Sellout In Vermont Race

Democratic candidate Philip H. Hoff denounces the Keyser plan to abandon the Rutland Railroad. He warns western Vermont risks higher prices, stalled industry, and truck reliance as states aid rail preservation and the line’s future remains undisclosed. Hoff accuses his opponent of reversing a prior pledge that the railroad was vital to the economy.

West Rutland Philip H. Hoff Rutland Vermont Keyser Hoff New England New York New Jersey New Haven

Six Die in N. E. Auto Crashes Over Weekend

Six people died in New England auto crashes over the weekend. In New Hampshire two died in a single car wreck on Route 25 near Wentworth. In Massachusetts Uxbridge and in Vermont Washington fatalities occurred Saturday night. A Quincy resident perished in a rooming house fire, and Gerard L. Bonneville age 64 died from a ladder fall in Bennington. Additional injuries and deaths followed in Uxbridge and Chelsea Vermont.

Boston New England Wentworth N. H Uxbridge Mass Washington, Vt Quincy Gerard L. Bonneville Bennington New Hampshire Judy Judd Hill Gerard Chaission Plymouth Joseph R. Smart Fred H. Melvin Chelsea

4 H Horse Clubs Meet Wednesday At Morgan Farm

Vermont leaders of 4H horse clubs gather at the University of Vermont Morgan Horse Farm on Wednesday Oct 24 for a workshop. Extension Director R P Davison and State 4H Leader John Merchant will discuss extension policies and programs and opportunities for horse project members.

Weybridge University of Vermont Morgan Horse Farm R. P. Davison John Merchant Donald J. Balch Vermont Merchant

Youth Dies In Hoosick Car Crash

Walter Whitman Carpenter Jr. nineteen a Hoosick Falls senior died when his car struck a tree on Pine Valley Road near the Hoosac School at 2 30 a m Saturday. The accident left Carpenter with severe injuries and the Hoosick Volunteer Fire Department aided by medical staff could not revive him. Police and state investigators studied the scene as Carpenter is survived by his father and extended family across North Adams Chicago Adams and Bristol Connecticut with funeral services planned at Leo J Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls with burial in Hoosick Rural Cemetery.

Hoosick N.Y Walter Whitman Carpenter Jr Hoosick Falls Central School Pine Valley Road Hoosac School Carpenter Daniel S. Webster West Hoosick Eleanor Bunting Carpenter Walter W. Carpenter Bristol Conn Anthony E. Matera Rensselaer County Philip Martinez Hoosick Falls J. A. Nadig J. W. Creagan H. R. Fitzgerald H. B. Pollock N. R Walter Ross Chicago Ill Guido Libardoni North Adams Frederick Foster Adams Bushy Williams Donald Gerald Bunting Leo J. Mahar Richard C. Corlett All Saints Church Hoosick Rural Cemetery

Homo acquaticus: Cousteau predicts future sea man

London AP Jacques-Yves Cousteau at the world undersea congress described a future Homo acquaticus, a water man who will live under the sea within 50 years. He envisions underwater villages powered by small nuclear plants with no land ties, and settlers born with lungs filled by a compressible liquid.

London Jacques-Yves Cousteau Cousteau

Vermont Technical College to Host Student Tour

Vermont Technical College will host a student tour on Wednesday October 24 for seniors principals and guidance counselors from about 25 to 40 Vermont high schools. Tours begin at 9 a.m. with demonstrations by VTC students in agricultural electrical highway and mechanical technology. President Richmond A Young will welcome visitors at noon followed by a conference on course content admissions requirements and other concerns. Lunch will be provided.

Randolph Center Vermont Technical College Vermont VTC Richmond A. Young

Alec Guinness to Play Emperor Marcus Aurelius

Sir Alec Guinness agreed to play Emperor Marcus Aurelius in Fall of the Roman Empire. Arrangements were made between Samuel Bronston’s representatives and Guinness during a fishing vacation in Ireland near his lodge, a favorite retreat.

London Sir Alec Guinness Marcus Aurelius Samuel Bronston Sir Alec Cation Ireland Guinness

Open House for New VTC Laboratory Building

The college will host an open house for the public in the new $465,000 VTC Laboratory Building from 9:30 p.m. The dedication will occur with the annual VTC Alumni Day on November 3.

VTC

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