Rutland Daily Herald from Rutland, Vermont (2024)

January 13, 1964

Publication:

Rutland Daily Heraldi

Location:

Rutland, Vermont

Issue Date:

Monday, January 13, 1964

Page:

6

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RUTLAND DAILY HERALD MONDAY MORNING JANUARY 13 1964 IS Brevities Personals Hospital News Sgt Paul Snow Is Senior State Police Trooper Here Members of the Sodality of the Immaculate Conception of Christ the King Church will meet Monday at 8 pm at the Aldous Funeral Home to recite the Rosary for the late Mrs Florence Spaulding SPECIAL SALE Of "In Stock" Leftover Carpeting! An opportunity for you who are looking for a "buy" in the Best Quality (do 1 and No 2 Grade Carpeting No 1 Magee 100 Wool Twist Grey 12 Ft Width 12x39 Leftover JReg $2290 Sq Yd NOW $1700 Sq Yd Marine Recruiter Cited For Exceeding His Quota Sgt Richard Camp Rutland Marine Recruiter was awarded a citation recently for exceeding the monthly quota at his station during December Four marines enlisted through his office during the month Camp reported The citation was sent by commanding officer of the Albany Recruiting Station which is lie headquarters for Vermont and Eastern New York state Mr and Mrs Baxter Perry of 6 Ave are spending two weeks in Florida They were accompanied by Mrs Francis Myette and daughter Phyllis of Sarasota Fla who were called here by the death of Mrs Myettes brother Edward Savery Local Law Enforcement Official Has 16 Years of Service Meetings Snow has attended several FBI courses He has watched the Rutland barracks change its location four times and has seen the number of troopers increase from three to 12- including a trooper from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation and a lieutenant The sergeant once attended Killington Commandery No 6 Knights Templar 7:30 Davenport Chapter No 17 RAM 7:30 Eight new commercial schools for girls opened in Egypt No 2 Holmes 100 Wool Mooncrest 2-Tone Lt Blue 12 Ft Width Reg $1650 Sq Yd NOW $1250 Sq Yd Card Of Thanks printed under town news 15c per word Printed on Classified Page (No 5) at $2 per inch adv Cassidy and daughter of 117 State St Mrs Charles Baird and son of Post Road Mrs Robert Dumas and daughter of Gleason Road Mrs Donna Smith of 114 Jackson Ave Dr Clifton Killary of 52 Bellevue Ave Mrs Marisa Roy of 56 Union St Paul Debarge of 11 Park St Mrs Marie Garrow of Wallingford Mrs Louis Fucci and Vernon Baker Jr of Pitts-ford Mrs Linda Delphia of Brandon Patricia Duby of Brat-tleboro Mrs Lucy Hartnoll of Whitehall NY and Gerald Mattice of Burnt Hills NY No 1 Magee 100 Wool Twist Rose 15 Ft Width Reg $1650 Sq Yd NOW $1290 Sq Yd "All With Cotton and Linen Warp" ORIENTAL RUG SHOP 92 Grove St Rutland Vt 775-5822 Born late Friday were sons to Mr and Mrs John Andrus of Pawlet and Mr and Mrs Donald Badger of Manchester Depot Admitted Sunday were Mrs Mary Dowd of 27 Stratton Road Mrs Margaret Hale of 135 Holly St Mrs Sige Niemi of Chittenden Miss Jeannie Smith and Mrs Eva Senif of Wallingford Mrs Florence Adams of Shrewsbury Mrs Lillian Jackway of Fair Haven Mrs Sally Jones of Middletown Springs Mrs Blanche Green of Forest Dale Stanley Hadaway of Wells Gail Sally and Jean Lowell of Benson Mrs Anna Warren of Dorset and Mrs Norma Cat-tanach of Jamaica Admitted Saturday were Mrs Donald Lincoln Miss Judith Eaton of 69 Church St Louis Doner cf 20 West St Terry Raymond of Rutland Town and Miss Patricia Moore of Castleton Admitted lite Friday were Patricia Ponton of 233 Creek Road and Alfred Wade of South Poultney Discharged Sunday were Mrs Duane Grover and daughter of 87 Temple St Mrs Martin Bowen Jr and son of Brandon! Mrs Harry Horton and daugh- ter of 53 Cleveland Ave Mrs-t William Rice and daughter of Fair Haven John Marotti of 75 Williams St Miss Angeline! Poulin of 102 Bellevue Ave Mark Genevosi of 9 Mona Vista i Ave Francis Ryan of 120 River St Miss Carol Johnson of West Rutland Mrs Sophia Nicklaw of Forest Dale Mrs Evelyn Kapitan of Proctor Alan Ruby of Castleton Richard Wetherby of Fair Haven Mrs Felecia Wheeler of Poultney and Sharon Josselyn of Healdville Discharged Saturday were Mrs Philip Durkin and daughter of 13 Forest St Mrs David Tutoring Attention Workers of Rosenblatt's (Garment Workers Local 341) A special meeting will be held Wednesday Jan 14 at 2 PM At The ITALIAN-AMERICAN CLUB Gertrude Burke Pres Local 341 Alex Karesky District Manager I con accept a number of puolls of primary age Plano Lessons or tutoring In Reading (special Interest In reading difficulties) Vermont State Teacher Certification and 12 years expelrence In teaching Agnes Farrell 3 Curtis Ave Rutland Vt Phone 775-4713 DAVE SAYS: Tbs thrifty house- Tp Sy wife shops early in the week at the B-M FOOD MART SGT PAUL SNOW eight drownings in the same summer and recalls being less than a hundred yards away when a suicide took place Snow is a member of the American Legion and the Moose and enjoys hunting and fishing Although he was blanked last deer season in 1962 the sergeant brought down a 10-point buck in the Rochester woodlands Snow has two boys Harold 17 and David 13 and lives at 46 Vernon St BOSTON CUT Editor1 not Troop Barrack Ver moot State Police In Rutland ha a new commander Lt Lloyd Potter The Herald which Introduced Potter to It reader plan feature on other key men here 5gt Paul Snow tops the list) By BELL FOX Sgt Paul Snow senior trooper and second in command of Troop Vermont State Police in Rutland is the man who composes the daily duty roster which accounts for the 10 corporals and troopers who work out of the Rutland barracks Although he is only 48 Snow has been stationed in Rutland longer than any other state law enforcement officer The sergeant was born in Swanton April 21 1916 A Swanton High School graduate he entered the Navy in 1941 During World War II he was stationed with the Amphibious Ferry Command in St Louis and also saw duty with the Shore Patrol in San Fran cisco Snow applied for a position with the Motor Vehicle Department when he was 22 Seven years later after the war he followed up his application with a trip to Montpelier and within the following three days he was appointed a motor vehicle inspector and ordered to report to the Rutland barracks where he was commanded by Inspector Ray Smith The Rutland headquarters in 1945 Snow recalled was located where the Killington Motors garage is now and only three men were stationed there In December of 1945 Snow was married to a Swanton lass Miss Verona Medor During his years as an inspector Snow was sent on two occasions to the Middlebury district where he assumed temporary duty for a one or two-week period In 1947 Snow joined the Vermont State Police and was ordered to remain in Rutland where he was under the command of Sgt Kenneth Fletch er who is now a field captain working out of Redstone Headquarters in Montpelier Except for terms of about two months temporary duty in St Johnsbury and then in White River Junction Snow has con tinued to work out of the Rutland barracks as a state trooper for the past 16 years In 1948 Cpl Albert Christie took over as commander of Troop After a promotion to corporal in 1949 Snow was designated second in command of the Rutland headquarters In 1954 Snow received a promotion to sergeant A graduate of the standard one-week course of the Harvard Associates in Police Science I enjoy your host on film CHARLIE WEAVER at this year's JOHN DEERE DAY See the greatest demonstration of farm equipment ever filmed Two great new John Deere Tractors plus NEW CombinesNEW Garden TractorNEW GyramorsNEW Disk Harrows AND a whole parade of other John Deere Equipment NEW FOR '64 i Date: JAN 14 Time: 10:30 AM FREE for the entire family piaCe: proctor town hall Tractor Equip Inc FROZEN HOWARD JOHNSON FRIED CLAMS 7-oz pkg SPECIALISTS IN PACKAGING and SHIPPING CROWLEYS CHEESE INCLUDING THE 5-LB WHEEL Percy Wood FOOD STORE TILLY BALLARD Owner FOR Non-Cancellable Hospitalization Accident Sickness Life Insurance Retirement Plans CONTACT WILLIAM GOULD at the ROYAL WHITE AGENCY 207 Gryphon Building Rutland Vt Phone 773-8022 THE PAUL REVERE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY TEL 459-2773 PROCTOR VERMONT STOREWIDE on oooo SUNKIST If OANS ILjTo Cover All Your Needs START AT ONCE for a more Happy NEW YEAR with the payments arranged to give you freedom of worry about too many bills Convenient sensible repayments to meet your particular income We offer a choice of loan plans one of which is sure to fit you to a Up to 24 months to repay COME IN TODAY SEE FOR YOURSELF Co New England Finance 22 WALES STREET RUTLAND VT ACROSS FROM THE RUTUND HERALD PHONE 775-5055 PRICES REDUCED OWN REGULAR HOURS: DAILY 9-5 FRI to 8 ON WINTER WEARABLES 77 ATTENTION I SKI LODGES MOTELS ROOMING HOUSES BOYS' and MEN'S LADIES' and GIRLS' Above 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