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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1966

Page

5

Center expansion troubles at Medgar Evers Guild in Jackson

VIM reports growing programs at the Medgar Evers Neighborhood Guild Community Center in Jackson Mississippi. Center crowding and budget strain stem from rising Negro participation in day care and teen activities. Plans include shifting teen programs to a new facility and expanding adult counseling and mothers and men’s clubs. Pending talks with state agencies aim to train poor residents as day care staff under federal Manpower Act.

Vermont In Mississippi Corp VIM Vermont Medgar Evers Seaver Joseph Baines Baines California Carol Medgar Evers Neighborhood Guild Mothers’ Club Seaster Jackson Mississippi Mississippi Employment Security Commission State Day Care Agency Medgar Evers Guild Center

CDA Food Sale Friday At CVPS Court St Andrew

Catholic Daughters of America will sponsor a food sale Friday at the Central Vermont Public Service Corp starting at 10 30 a m. The committee includes Eleanor Harvey Patricia Perrotta Peg Ryan Kay Deery and Anne Cummings. Items offered include baked beans cookies pies cakes and salads. Members should bring contributions by 10 a m.

Court St. Andrew Catholic Daughters of America Central Vermont Public Service Corp Eleanor Harvey Patricia Perrotta Peg Ryan Kay Deery Anne Cummings

Bennington Court Deals With Careless Driving Cases

In Bennington Municipal Court, Barbara A. McFadden of New Canaan was fined 35 dollars after pleading no contest to careless driving with an accident on Feb 10 on Stratton Mountain access road. Gordon D. Bisson of North Pownal was fined 35 dollars for Feb 5 accident on Chapel Road after pleading guilty. Three persons with defective equipment were fined 10 dollars each. Elizabeth Mattison and Sherman Towsley, both of Shaftsbury, were cited for bald tires. Wesley Foster, 17, Bennington, for bald tires. Lawrence Parizo, 29, Bennington, pleaded not guilty to non-support. temporary weekly payments ordered. Gerald Campbell, 24, Manchester Depot, forfeited bail and, after arraignment, no contest to the traffic charge with 35 dollar fine and 50 dollar contempt for missing trial and court orders.

Bennington Municipal Court Barbara A. McFadden New Canaan Conn Winhall Atty Marshall Witten Wesley G. Foster R.F.D Bennington Wesley Lawrence Parizo Gerald F. Campbell Manchester Campbell

Australia switches to dollars and cents currency

Australia adopts the new dollar system with $1.12 official rate and coins of 1, 2, 5, 20 and 50 cents. Banks reopen after conversion as housewives report price increases and businesses adjust. Old shillings and pence become obsolete while new notes of $1 $2 $10 and $20 enter circulation. Prof. N R Wills says the transition loss is negligible.

Sydney Aps Australia N. R. Wills University of New South Wales

ADA seeks rent subsidy priority from Johnson

Americans for Democratic Action asks President Johnson to push Congress to fund the new rent subsidy program. The plan aims to aid needy families with better housing but lacks appropriations. A weekend letter to the President announced by 100 urban affairs experts endorsed the request.

Washington UPI Americans For Democratic Action ADA Johnson Congress

Miss Burbank Honored By GOP Women

In Montpelier the Women’s Recognition Luncheon honored Miss Helen Burbank, former deputy secretary of state, as GOP speakers urged unity and prudence amid inflation and Vietnam. Consuelo Bailey described Lincoln’s life and death, while Robert Stafford predicted continued bombing, cautious ground war, and pursuit of an honorable peace.

Viet Nam North Viet Nam China South Viet Nam Consuelo N. Bailey GOP Lincoln Edward G. Janeway Windham Derick V. Webb Chittenden - Grand Isle State Committee

Typing Course Planned at Bennington High

An evening typing course for adults will be offered at Bennington High if enough sign up. Instructor John Kelleher aims at beginners with options for speed and accuracy training, business letters, forms, and tabulations. Meeting details, duration, and fees discussed at registration night March 1 at 7 p.m. in room 294A Benhi. Call 442-6371 for inquiries. fee is $10.

Benenington High John Kelleher Benhi

Vermont Ad Campaign Draws 3,000+ Replies for Jobs in Green Mountains

Vermont officials report more than 3,000 replies from former residents and friends of Vermont to ads urging skilled and semi skilled workers to return. The outreach aims to connect applicants with jobs via the Vermont Employment Service and local offices, while highlighting opportunities in industry and the state’s “booming” economy.

Montpelier Vermont Green Mountains Vermont Development Department Friends of Vermont New England Green Mountain Development Department Vermont Employment Service Stella Hackel Department of Employment Security Moulton

Elizabeth Taylor debuts in Dr Faustus at Oxford Playhouse

Elizabeth Taylor impressed the Oxford audience in a staged guest role with four kisses to Richard Burton, aiding a theater workshop fund while critics remained cool. The pair, both alumni of Oxford, performed in Dr Faustus for a limited week, with Burton’s line demanded kisses and Taylor’s look the only required lines.

Oxford England UPI Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton Oxford Playhouse Miss Taylor Burton Hollywood Cameras Helen of Troy Ilium Helen

Giant Rocket Motor Test Planned At Cape Kennedy

NASA will test fire a 3.6 million pound thrust solid fueled rocket on February 23 at the Aerojet Everglades site in Dade County Florida. The nozzle up launch aims to replicate a previous fall firing and prove large solid rockets can boost heavy payloads into space.

Cape Kennedy UPI America Aerojet General Corp

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Mississippi Center Mothers’ Group Prospect Prospect School of North Bennington Robert C. Watson Watson The Polygraphic Company of America CDA CVPS Barbara Parizo Miss Burbank Williamstown North Bennington Road Bennington, Vt Finast First National Stores EEN Main St Carole L. Mackey Milton Mackey Burdett College Boston Miss Mackey School of Secretarial Science Nanumea Gilbert and Ellis Islands South Pacific Island Hawaii Monument Motors
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