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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1974

Page

10

Annual Bennington dog show set for Saturday before Easter

Members of the Bennington County Kennel Club gathered to mail thousands of flyers for the sixth annual B match and dog show planned for Saturday April 13 at Mt. Anthony Union High School. Area judges will oversee events amid hopes for strong turnout as regional entries from Canada to Long Island are anticipated. Local clubs run breed handling and obedience courses to promote the canine community.

Bennington County Canada Vermont Finger Lakes New York Boston Connecticut Long Island Ruth Bob Tolvo South Egremont Mass Bennington Dog Training Club

Mt Anthony to Compete in First Theater Crafts Contest

Albany N Y April 6 Kenwood Academy of the Sacred Heart hosts a theater crafts contest for junior high students from five New York and Vermont schools. Each entry has a 45 minute slot judged by Corrine Weeks Richard Weeks and John Welie. Participating schools include St Augustine s Troy Bethlehem Central Mt Anthony Bennington Blessed Sacrament Albany and St Mary s Frankfort with varied plays. event runs 9 a m to 3 45 p m with trophies awarded at close.

Albany N.Y Kenwood Academy of the Sacred Heart New York State Vermont Corrine Weeks Academy of the Holy Names Richard Weeks Milne High School John Welie Albany High School St. Augustine’s of Troy St. Mary’s of Frankfort

Senate backs new minimum wage law to widen coverage

Senator Robert Stafford said Congress should sign the bill into law to raise the hourly minimum from 1.60 to 2.00 on May 1, 2.10 next year, and 2.30 on May 1, 1976, with exemptions for small farmers, small businesses under 250000 in gross sales, maple sap processors, and police and fire departments. The plan extends coverage to over six million workers and aims to erase the label working poor.

Washington Congress Robert T. Stafford R-Vt Stafford Senate Labor Subcommittee America

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