GBA Publishes New Four Seasons Tourist Brochure
The Greater Bennington Association released a two foot by eighteen inch brochure for tourists and residents. It features county maps with attraction notations, historic and bridge tours, a Bennington Village metro map, and an insert on local history. Ads from motels ski areas real estate and restaurants fund the printing by Wall Printing Co. of Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Bennington Association
GBA
South Street
Bennington County
Windham County
Cole Seth Warner
Bennington Battle Monument
Bennington Village
Bennington
Tourist Bureau
Wall Printing Co
Manchester
Max Oil Wins School Fuel Bid In Bennington District
Max Oil Co accepted the contract for the 1965-66 fuel oil supply to the Bennington Graded School District. Bids were opened Wednesday night with Max Oil at 10.05 cents per gallon for No 2 oil at the Cora B Whitney School and 9.11 cents for No 4 at Bend and the Elementary. Davey Oil Co bid 10.08 and 9.95 cents respectively.
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Max Oil Col
Bennington Graded School
Davey Oil Co
Max Oil
Cora B. Whitney
Bendi
Davey
Bennington Banner contact and subscription rates
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising numbers and provides subscription rates for mail within 50 miles of Bennington Vermont and nationwide. Rates show 3 months 6.30, 6 months 11.70, 1 year 22.50 for Vermont area, with higher rates for elsewhere in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
U.S
Bennington
Youth Council Easter Sunrise Service at Hospital Grounds
The Bennington Youth Council sponsors a Sunrise service at hospital grounds at 6 a.m. Easter Sunday with a mixed chorus and brass quartet from North Bennington High School. John Riddle Jr. on portable organ and Kenyon Simpson deliver the message. Following, Pilgrim Fellowship hosts a breakfast with a 50 cent donation. Youth participants include Rick Peterson Kathy Danforth Gwen Montgomery Steve Maier Bruce Howe George Plue Sandra Richards Gloria Hollister William Rowe Anne Fairman Rosemary Christie. Advisers are William Kennedy the Rev Angus J MacDonald Mrs Ruth Lack and Mrs Joyce Millington.
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Hospital
Bennington Youth Council
North Bennington High School
John Riddle Jr
Kenyon Simpson
BYC
Pilgrim Fellowship
Second Congregational Church
Rick Peterson
Kathy Danforth
Gwen Montgomery
Steve Maier
Bruce Howe
George Plue
Sandra Richards
Gloria Hollister
William Rowe
Anne Fairman
Rosemary Christie
AAUW To Hear Sen Bob Wilson
The Bennington Branch of AAUW will host state Senator Robert M. Wilson on Monday April 19 at 8 p.m. at Mrs George Plumb’s Jefferson Heights home. Wilson, in his first Montpelier term, will discuss A Look at the Legislature with invitations extended by Mrs Charles Salem for meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
American Association of University Women
Robert M. Wilson
George Plumb
Jefferson Heights
Wilson
Montpelier
AAUW
Charles Salem
Summer Jobs For Teens Apr 19 Start For 1964 Programs
The program offers teens 16 to 21 a 30 hour week at $1.25 an hour through non profit community groups under the Economic Opportunity Act. Applications open April 19 at the Department of Employment Security office on Main Street. Eligible applicants will be processed at Bennington High School guidance or main offices. A review board will judge eligibility based on ability and financial need. Selected workers will serve from July 1 to August 31.
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Department of Employment Seeurity
Main St
Bennington High School
County hires 355 dropouts under anti poverty program
Suffolk County Supervisors approve the Neighborhood Youth Corps plan to employ 355 high school dropouts ages 16 to 21 in county offices and on public works at 1.25 per hour. Initial cost 488233 dollars, with 438637 funded by the federal Economic Opportunity Act. Two supervisors oppose, saying funds should aid heads of families. Ruth Crossley finds 58 pounds 10 shillings hidden in a handbag lining at a jumble sale and returns it, receiving half as a reward.
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Riverhead
L.L.N.Y
Nyt
Suffolk County Board of Supervisors
ST. Leonards
England
Ruth Crossley
Vermont Legion Chief to Visit Bennington Post April 21
Kenneth L. Baker, commander of Bennington American Legion Post No. 13, announced that Vermont American Legion Department Commander Roy Sweet of Windsor will visit the local post on April 21. The event at the Post Home in Lyons District includes a buffet and a report by Winston L. Lother on plans for the state convention in Bennington July 29 to August 1. Baker noted the program may cover progress to prevent removal of the regional VA office at White River Junction amid reevaluation of VA closings.
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Kenneth L. Baker
Bennington
American Legion
Vermont
American Legion Department
Roy Sweet
Windsor
Baker
Winston L. Lother
Convention Corporation
Veterans Administration Center
White River Junction
Johnson
V.A
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Globe-Union Progress
Globe-Union Inc
Bennington Road
Bennington Flats
Peter Shalala
Harley Reed
Harold Waters
Calvin Moser
Globe
Hagerman
Victors
Caravan
Union St
Pharmacy
North St. Dial
Evans’news
Main Street
Buster Brown Shoes
Max
Memoriam
NEW York
UPI
Steven Carson
New York Times
Lincoln
Abraham
THE
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Youth Council
William Kennedy
Angus J. MacDonald
Ruth Lack
Joyce Millington
Dupont
Ruy
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Dial
L.I. County
Lucky
State’s Legion
Post
Brooklyn
Lyons
Main St. Bennington
Chevrolet
Bill Hogan
Cadillac, Inc
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