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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1974

Page

3

Vermont RSVP originator really started something

After her husband’s death, Faire Edwards built a Vermont RSVP program to engage seniors as volunteers. The initiative pairs those over 60 with meaningful work, from quilting for the Vermont Historical Society to teaching cursive to the blind and supporting ill and disabled volunteers. Vermont’s RSVP has far exceeded national averages, with about 90,000 hours donated in two years and widespread community impact.

RSVP Vermont Brattleboro Big Medical Center Burlington

ACLU weighs legal bid to halt hollow point bullets in Massachusetts

In Boston, the Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts weighs a possible court challenge to state police use of hollow point .38 caliber bullets. Gov. Sargent backs Public Safety Commissioner Kehoe, citing studies that hollow points reduce ricochets and officer risk. CLUM questions need for public hearings and examines Boston Police ammo.

ACLU Boston UPI Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts CLUM Joan Tuttle Francis W. Sargent Ellen Feingold Sargent Public Safety John F. Kehoe Kehoe Hague Boston Police Department

New Books at Bennington Free Library Catalogs New Releases

The Bennington Free Library adds fiction and juvenile titles including The Kentucky Trace A Novel of the American Revolution by Arnow and The Silver Bears by Erdman plus notebooks on investigative procedures and suspenseful thrillers. Juvenile selections feature Do You Want to Be My Friend and The Tiny Seed by Carle along with Berenstain Bears Nursery Tales and other K 3 works.

Arnow Beatty Bennett Berenstain Carle Cormier DePaola Andy Gripe J) Hussong Klein

Patriot Ledger earns a third in national yearbook contest

Mt Anthony Union High School yearbook Patriot Ledger won third place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association fortieth annual high school yearbook contest for large East schools. Principal Clarence Pelkie notes it’s the first such high placement. adviser Charles R. Neuschafer led the staff. Copies cost 7.50 at Bennington Bookshop and Evans News.

Mt. Anthony Union High School Patriot Ledger Columbia Scholastic Press Association Clarence Pelkie Columbia University Bennington Evan's News Charles R. Neuschafer

BSD tightens bids to firms performing own survey

The Bennington School District Board will limit insurance bids to companies that conduct a full survey of district buildings. Supt. George Sleeman cited cost and public records issues, and said legality will be checked with the state. The board also plans an audit with Boucher & Marrow and notes Bennington was chosen for a five year facilities study.

Bennington George A. Sleeman Sleeman State Department of Education Neil S. Moss BSD Christine Newman Wolfe MAUHS State Retirement Division Brattleboro Boucher & Marrow Mt. Anthony Vermont

Arts group wins use of Brookside School for TV studio

The Bennington School District Board approved a month to month permit for the Community Arts Association to use the top floor of Brookside School as a television studio. Irving Adler and Penny Larrison led the project, aiming to air programs on Channel 8 and through Better TV Inc. The plan drew concerns about politics and space guarantees, but officials cited the FCC fairness doctrine and potential program variety from historical bicentennial topics to Sage City Symphony rehearsals.

Bennington Community Arts Association Brookside School Irving Adler Penny Larrison Better TV Inc Adler Ms. Larrison Bernard Winslow FCC Cornell Supt. Sleeman Brookside St. Francis de Sales Parochial David Allen

Obituary for Daniel L Bentley Greenwich veteran dies at 47

Funeral services are set for Daniel L Bentley 47 a Greenwich resident and World War II veteran who died Monday at Albany Veterans Hospital after a long illness. Burial with military honors will be in Quaker Springs Cemetery Schuylerville. He leaves a son Timothy and a daughter Toni, his mother, a brother and several relatives. Memorials may go to the American Cancer Society. Also noted are the death of twin daughters of Robert Sanford and Kimberly Cook of Vernon Conn with private burial in Center Cemetery South Windsor Conn.

Daniel Lewis Bentley RD 1 Greenwich N.Y Deryl Bentley Bennington Veterans Administration Hospital Albany Still Funeral Schuylerville Quaker Springs Salem Grant Lillian Bentley Milnock Movers Troy Timothy Saratoga Toni Amy-Jean Beth-Ann Sanford Robert M. and Kimberly (Cook) Sanford Hartford Turnpike Vernon

Vermont Road Fatalities Fall 18 Percent This Year

Public Safety Commissioner Col. Edward Corcoran notes gasoline shortage and reduced speed limits curbing highway deaths in Vermont. Through the year so far 61 deaths, down from 73 at the same point last year, reflecting safer driving conditions statewide.

Public Safety Col Edward Corcoran Corcoran Vermont

Bennington Club Friday Briefs and St Joseph Summer Session

Bennington Club invites members and guests for Friday evening snacks. St Joseph College Summer Session is now underway with late registration through July 26. Call 442-5427 for more information. Also promoting Napolitano's Pizzeria and Bette's Taxi services with contact numbers and delivery hours.

Bennington Club St. Joseph College ADV

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By Bruce Talbot Bennington Free Library Ely Mr. Nicholas Erdman Silver Bears Freeling Murphy North Wolitzer Krauss Lisker Mack Mazer Trissy Perl J) Stephens Islands Williams Chicken Book Zemach the Judge Rea Meee Lees Omen Drysdale Drysdales Arts Group Sage City Symphony Gerald Cornell Senior Citizen Community House Benmont Avenue Maude Rogers George Rogers Josephine Ballon Louise Mexler Association Daniel L. Bentley Darwin Antwyne Roberts North Adams Mass American Cancer Society Sanford Montpelier Bride’s Files Office Products Center Main Street Bennington Briefs Bette Napolitano’s Pizzeria Call Arlington Shaftsbury Ron & Maureen Arlington, Vt Ted Flowers Wired Worldwide Nichols Martex Luxor Highland Gardens Queen King Sale Floating Garden Just Flowers Luxor Martex NEW Sovereign
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