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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1963
Page
7
A New York symposium by the Home Fashions League notes that lighting changes color perception, swatches must be tested under home light, and color remains timeless. Experts debate how fashion colors emerge, the role of rapid distribution, and individual differences in color perception.
This article explains three underlayment types plywood hardboard and cement mixtures for tiling. It covers moisture considerations exterior plywood face orientation nail types spacing edge gaps and panel sizes. Cement underlayment is used to smooth uneven concrete floors before tiling with ready guidance on drying time.
Robert and Marie Condon announce two 12 unit extensions to the New Englander Motor Inn at North Bennington Road. A 10 unit original section will be razed for a driveway, as construction raises total units from 27 to 41 after completion next year. General contractor is Ed and Sons of Burgess Road.
The 32 nation African group seeks to strip South Africa of its General Assembly vote by declaring the delegation’s credentials invalid during the 18th session. They remain divided over a plan to remove Portugal over its Angola Mozambique and Guinea colonies. Foreign Minister Thiam announced a resolution expelling Portugal, prompting a late-night strategy session among Africans.
Bennington Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reports transfers recorded Sept 24 to Sept 25. Hawks of Pownal sold property on Morgan Street to George W. Kerbs. Burgess and Brenner of Bennington sold land bounded by Safford and Scott Streets to Bernard G and Helen Winslow. Williamstown Savings Bank of Mass sold property on Union Street to Elizabeth K. Dollard.
New York AP reports President Kennedy will receive the Distinguished Service award from the Protestant Council of New York City at a dinner on November 8. The event honors his service and leadership as head of the nation.
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