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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1965

Page

3

Bond Bids Open April 21 For the Union School

Mt. Anthony Union School Board faces four financial questions including municipal bond bids for 1.94 million to fund a new school. Bids open at 11 a.m. April 21 at First National Bank of Boston with Jenks Clark and two board members attending. Moody rating and district demographics will influence the bid and rating. North Pownal charter vote April 14 could add about 30 pupils to the Mt. Anthony district.

Fueture Mt. Anthony Union School Board First National Bank of Boston Barton L. Jenks Atty Eugene V. Clark Boston Bank Jenks Clark David Adler John P. Morrissey Moody Rating North Pownal North Pownal Graded Pownal Town Mt. Anthony Bendi Union School Pownal Gerald E. Morrissey The Vermont Soldiers’ Home Jane McCullough

Teachers' Units Meet Saturday At Brattleboro

Nearly 200 delegates from 64 local teachers' associations are expected to attend the Vermont Education Association's Spring Representative Assembly at Brattleboro Union High School. Registration at 9 45 a m, meeting to begin 10 30 a m under president Arthur Cheney of Shelburne. Reports, budget adoption, dues setting, nominations for NEA roles, and fall mail election. Luncheon at noon. Windham Southeast Teachers' Association led by Harold Miller organized the event.

Brattleboro Vermont Education Association Brattleboro Union High School Arthur Cheney Shelburne NEA Windham Southeast Teachers’ Association Harold Miller

National Guard drills shift to weekend training plan

National GuardFirst Lt George Dickie led riot control training after the 86th Engineering Co held its drill. Sgt Edgar Lemieux supervised onthejob maintenance practice while platoon leaders inspected. Three privates have returned from six months of active duty. April will bring weekend drills once a month replacing winter and summer weekday schedules to allow field applications and broader training opportunities.

George Dickie 86Th Engineering Co Edgar Lemieux Terry Senecal John Sherman John Fox National Guard

Teen Age Summer Job Desk Opens at DES April 12

The teen age summer work program gains a new sponsor as Manchester Business and Professional Women join the Bennington League of Women Voters led effort. Miss Margaretta Van R Schuyler notes the expanded collaboration will provide more information and material for the project as a Vermont State Employment Service office hosts a Wednesday meeting.

DES Margaretta van R. Schuyler Bennington League of Women Voters Manchester Clifford B. Graham Manchester Group Middlebury Carol Fenn State Employment Service Peter Keelty Fenn Keelty Ray Lovely Department of Employment Security Bennington Des Schuyler David A. Bergmark Bradford Smith Ruth Adler Lois Bovee William Gillette E.A. Quist Ada Paresky Allan Heath Bennington Evangeline F. Wilcox Bennington League

ROTC program expands to two year college track

Washington reports the Army and Air Force will start a two year college ROTC option next fall, allowing juniors and seniors to pursue commissions. The move shortens the traditional four year ROTC path, with evaluation planned after the program’s completion and potential future broader adoption. Local offices and officials describe immediate usefulness amid summer job demand, and a teen employment desk opens April 12 through June.

Washington UPI Army Air Force

Tax Help at Bennington Office April 9

An IRS representative will be at 422 Main St Bennington from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday April 9 to assist taxpayers, per the IRS state office in Burlington.

Internal Revenue Service Bennington Main St IRS Burlington

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