Bloodmobile to visit Bennington April 24
Blood Drive at First Baptist Church Colgate Hall 601 Main St. on Wednesday April 24 from 11 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Red Cross urges female donors and notes 17 year olds may donate with parental consent while 18 year olds need none. Nurses aides and MAUHS students among volunteers. on premise babysitting will be provided.
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Margaret D. Clark
Bennington
First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Main St
Red Cross
Oldcastle Players stage two comedies at junior high
The Oldcastle Players present Adaptation and A Resounding Tinkle at Mt. Anthony Junior High School this Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Lillah McCarthy Chris Shumway Paul Donlon Brian Johnston and Eric Peterson in each cast, directed by Paul Falzone. Vermont Arts Council grant funds this production after their prior Pinter pieces. Tickets at First Vermont Bank and Trust and Community Arts Council on Main Street.
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Oldcastle
Oldcastle Players
Mt. Anthony
N.F. Simpson
Bro
Middie
Lillah McCarthy
Chris Shumway
Paul Donlon
Brian Johnston
Eric Peterson
Paul Falzone
Vermont Council On the Arts
Harold Pinter
First Vermont Bank and Trust
Community Arts Council
Main Street
Real folk musical at First Baptist Bennington
A religious folk musical titled Real will be presented Wednesday April 24 at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary of the First Baptist Church Bennington. A cast of 70 Burlington area youths presents a faith oriented drama exploring loneliness doubt and meaning in Jesus Christ with audience participation and a free will offering accepted.
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First Baptist Church
Bennington
Burlington
Jesus Christ
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary Meeting At 7:30 Thursday
The ladies auxiliary of the Eagles will hold a meeting at 7 30 Thursday night in the Eagles rooms. Attention Junior Bowlers sign up for summer leagues at Bennington Lanes. Call Eleanor Hyjek at 7 7632 or Gene at the lanes 7 7100.
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The
Eagles
Bennington Lanes
Eleanor Hyjek
Gene
ADV
Two Vermont candidates call for Nixon impeachment vote
Democratic hopefuls Francis Cain and Dennis Morrisseau told Johnson State College students they would vote to impeach President Nixon if in Congress today. The forum also featured other candidates and discussion of public funding for campaigns, with mixed views from Lucenti Morrisseau Burgess and Welch Jr.
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James Jeffords
House
Senate
Burgess
Democratic Congress
Welch
Morrisseau
Lucenti
Cain
Congress
Jeffords
Rep
Francis Esposito
Rutland
Sulphur emission rules to be reimposed by June
Environmental Conservation Secretary Martin Johnson announced sulfur emission restrictions will be reimposed by mid-June after waivers allowed nonconforming fuels last year. Vermont industries will be notified that relaxed standards will not renew after the June 15 expiration, with future air quality evaluations to be made as needed.
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Montpelier
UPI
Martin Johnson
Johnson
Vermont
Utility lawyers dispute Vermont court ruling on rates
In Montpelier UPI reports Vermont utility attorneys claim monthly tariff filings with the Public Service Board allow rate increases despite a state Supreme Court ruling that an automatic purchased power and fuel adjustment clause is invalid. Counsel Donald Rushford argues the industry has authority to raise customer rates without full rate cases.
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PSB
Donald Rushford
State Supreme Court
Rushford
Albert Barney
Barney
Vermont Welfare Rights Organization
Doctors and lawyers to hold a symposium at Woodstock Inn
Vermont physicians and lawyers plan a Wednesday symposium at the Woodstock Inn. Vermont State Medical Society and Vermont Bar Association committees will host an afternoon program starting at 1 30 with topics on Cost of Living Council regulations medical legal legislation and interprofessional relations.
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Woodstock
Vermont
Woodstock Inn
Vermont State Medical Society
Vermont Bar Association
Cost of Living Council
Robert Bloomer
Rutland County
John C. Lantman
Williston
John T. Chard
Brattleboro
E. Sherburne Lovell
Springfield
Thomas Lambert
Boston
Joseph O’rourke
Nude bicyclists booked in Hague city crime
Police booked a 34 year old author and a 27 year old woman after both rode bicycles nude side by side along a city avenue in THE HAGUE. The incident prompted authorities to file charges for indecent exposure and public disorder.
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the Hague
UPI
Bennington Banner Contacts and Subscription Rates
The Bennington Banner lists telephone lines for business newsroom and advertising and provides subscription rates for Vermont and U S destinations. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays and includes mailing address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
U.S
Bennington Free Library Celebrates National Library Week
National Library Week runs April 21 to 27 with the theme Read to know read to grow. Bennington Free Library hosts an open house with refreshments, grace on fines and rentals, a Greece search encouraged, an exhibit of Bennington memorabilia, and Vermont books on display. Contest entries due from Grades 4 to 8. winning entry to be published in The Banner. Special story hour Wednesday at 10 15 a.m. for preschoolers, film feature Friday at 10 30 a.m. for seniors and adults, and a Saturday 10 cent book sale featuring teen and children’s books.
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Bennington
James Bump
Vermont
St Joseph yearbook staff to attend regional session
St Joseph College yearbook staff will attend a regional yearbook convention on April 29 at the Treadway Inn in Chicopee Massachusetts. Attendees include editor Darlene Young and staff members Bob Burgess Larry Stevens and moderators Georgianna Thomas Priscilla Butler. The 1974 yearbook The Flashback 1974 was the largest in the college history with substantial merchant advertisements.
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St. Joseph
St. Joseph College
Treadway Inn
Chicopee
Mass
Josten’s
American Yearbook Co
Darlene Young
Robert Young
Arlington
Bob Burgess
Milton Burgess
Bennington
Larry Stevens
History buffs hear Fred Welling on North Bennington past
Fred Welling, longtime Park McCullough House trustee and local historian, will discuss when North Bennington last had a grist mill and what happened to it, plus the Beech Nut site. He will present photos of old landmarks and explain their fate at Wednesday’s 8 PM history buffs gathering open to the public.
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North Bennington
Fred Welling
Nesday
Park McCullough House
Welling
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American Trial Lawyers Association
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