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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1962

Page

11

Camp Ondawa reports drive for 1962 season activities

1962 Camp Ondawa season covered 40 camp days and about 2600 camper days with 550 at the Farmers Field Day. Camps hosted 8 Junior and 63 Senior campers along with numerous 4-H Dairy Day Camp and Extension gatherings. Directors plan kitchen renovations and seek affordable used equipment while scheduling two major 4-H leader meetings and a Washington leadership trip for Vermont youths.

Ondawa Association Mitchell Dondero Ondawa Homemakers Forestry Association

Horner predicts strong Redskins season from Blacksburg

Sam Horner, a 205 pound running back entering his third NFL season with Washington, cites experience, multiple trades, and Bill McPeak’s system as reasons the Redskins will be hard to beat. He has been studying at Virginia Tech to prepare for veterinary medicine.

Blacksburg Sam Horner Washington Redskins Horner Skins Bill McPeak Redskins Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Forest Festival Week Plans Highlight Oct 7 15

The 15th Forest Festival Week sponsored by the Department of Forests and Parks runs October 7 to 15. County leaders Charles Hayward and David C. Barton announce activities statewide, including an essay contest for 7th and 8th graders on What Vermont Forests Mean To Vermonters. A seed and seedling exhibit at Vermont Bank and Trust Co. promotes reforestation while local schools may arrange guided tours of the Bennington Municipal Forest. Two woodlot owners will receive certificates for five years of excellent forest practices. The week peaks with the dedication of the 1 millionth acre Tree Farm award at Riley Bostwick’s in Rochester on October 9 with field trips, speakers, and a noon beef barbecue. Reservations due by October 5 to Robert Wood in Woodstock.

Department of Forests and Parks Charles Hayward David C. Barton Bennington County Vermont Vermont Bank and Trust Co Bennington Municipal Forest Riley Bostwick

John Page Tours Eastern States Exposition Bus Trip

John Page recounts a Vermont bus tour to the Eastern States Exposition. He details dead mileage costs, Gate 10 complexities, group antics, sightings of Lynn Rudd and Mrs Rudd, Roy Rogers shows, state buildings, Ayrshire cattle, 4H ribbons, and a late return to Bennington after a 1:30 a.m. arrival.

Eastern States Exposition Bennington Rutland Lynn Rudd Rupert Tom Warren Roy Rogers Vermont Connecticut Massachusetts Johnny Steel Bob Fitzsimmons AVM John Steel Steels Jimmy Bishop West Shaftsbury Olive Williamson Kate Olive Manchester Center Manchester Springfield

Home Demonstration Expands To Christmas Wrap Ideas

Home Demonstrations plan area meetings on Oct 9 and 11 at Manchester Depot Legion Hall and North Bennington Library Hall to show home made decorations and gift packaging. Leaders will present displays, with 23 groups participating, aiming to inspire Christmas ideas for the public.

Legion Hall Manchester Depot North Bennington Library North Bennington Bennington County Home Demonstration Council Home Economics Extension Service Manchester Bennington Arthur Pierce Hazel Sweet Fannie Brimmer Viola Jolivette Charles Parsley N. Bennington Ruth Clough Walter Jones Dorset Murray Campbell Betty Johnson

Tax-Advantage Bill Faces Kennedy Veto Uncertainly

The House passed a tax relief bill for self employed individuals allowing a 1250 dollar annual tax deduction on pension fund investments up to 2500 dollars. The measure aims to help up to 7 million self employed people and about 11 million employees, but its fate in the Senate and a possible Kennedy veto remain in question.

Washington House Senate Kennedy Treasury Senate House

Presbyterians to Employ Brazilians as Mission Directors

The board of world missions of the Presbyterian Church U S (Southern) will replace American missionaries with Brazilians as directors of several North Brazil mission institutions in 1962 and 1963, the church announced in Richmond Virginia.

Richmond, Va Board of World Missions of the Presbyterian Church U.S Southern North Brazil

Vermont Highway Dept Warns on Private Driveway Work

The Vermont Department of Highways urges property owners to consult district engineers before black topping or altering private driveways that adjoin state highways. Improper work has disturbed grading and drainage. engineers will advise on permits and compliance with grade and drainage standards. District engineer Ivor S. Pelsue of Bennington is named among the engineers.

Montpelier Vermont Department of Highways Improvement Bent Russell A. Holden Ivor S. Pelsue Bennington

Pirates slugger Dick Stuart recalls bunting for hits

Pittsburgh AP reports Dick Stuart, Pirates first baseman, recalls bunting in two instances. He says one bunt went so hard it passed the second baseman for a hit before he could react, confirming he did bunt during his Pirates days.

Pittsburgh (Ap Dick Stuart Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates

GVA to Hear Dr Russell at Oct 4 Meeting

Montpelier The 12th annual Greater Vermont Association meeting will be held at Lake Morey Inn October 4. Albert A Flory president says new officers and several new directors will be elected. Dr Dean Russell of the Foundation for Economic Education will speak at the banquet on freedom following the market. Tickets available at the GVA office and Lake Morey Inn.

GVA Montpelier Lake Morey Inn Fairlee

N E Delegation Roll Call on Bush Tariff Powers and Trade Bills

New England members split on multiple roll calls. Votes show both support and opposition to administration trade expansion and tariff limits, with notable names including Aiken Muskie Pastore Saltonstall Smith and Dodd Murphy voting various For Against Not voting across amendments and passages.

Washington New England Congress Bush R-Conn Moscow Havana United States Cuban Cotton Dodd Muskie Pastore Pell Saltonstall Smith Mass Maine Prouty Aiken, Murphy Williams R-Del West Coast Cotton, Muskie, Pastore Pell, Prouty Aiken, Bush, Dodd, Murphy U.N Bates R-Mass Boland D-Mass Burke Conte R - Mass Daddario Donohue Fogarty D-R Giaimo Keith Kowalski Lane Monagan Morse R Mass O'Neill D - Mass Philbin D Mass St. Germain D-R.l Seely-Brown R - Conn Sibal R Conn Stafford R-Vt Tupper R-Maine Garland Bass R-N H Curtis MclIntire Macdonald Martin Merrow N.H Steed D-Okla Senate Daddario Garland Lane McIntire Morse Seely Brown Curtis

Jackson Purchase region defined in Kentucky history

Paducah report explains the Jackson Purchase as eight counties in extreme southwestern Kentucky bordered by the Ohio Tennessee and Mississippi rivers. Named after President Andrew Jackson who purchased the land for the United States in 1818. It was the last part of Kentucky to be settled.

Paducah, Ky

GE Signs Consent Decree with U S Government

General Electric Co. signed a consent decree with the federal government settling civil and criminal actions tied to antitrust indictments over heavy electrical equipment. GE must refrain from price fixing or bid rigging in manufacture and sale. Judge J Cullen Ganey will decide on approval later this week.

Philadelphia General Electric Co Donald G. Balthis Government Antitrust Division J. Cullen Ganey U.S. Circuit Court

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James A. Edgerton Arlington Boy Scouts Pomona Grange East Arliington Federated Church School Mack Molding Union Family Manchester Lions Club Arlington Lions Club Hale Company Camp Ondawa Association Bennington County Farm Bureau Henry Amadon Clarence Decker Harry Hayden Arlington Willard Lourie West Rupert Donald Lourie Sr Henry Steel Everett Lillie Howard Hill Sunderland Rachel Mason Pownal Marion Hardy Shaftsbury Norman Cadoret Avis Whitman Leland Beebe East Dorset West Arlington Community House Equinox Grange Hall State Council John Lourie Leon Edgerton Donald Laurie Sr Washington, D.C National 4 H Club Center National 4H Foundation Rosasco Main ST North Adams, Mass Limelight Italy Our Nickols Union Street John Page Trials Everett Farrar Everett Marion S. Harris U.S.D.A J.F.K Highway Dept Russell N.E Bates Conte McIntire Morse Seely-Brown Stafford Tupper Gianino Kowalski Macdonald Merrow Monagan Presidential Merc Bennington Garage Corp Burt Bros
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