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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1973

Page

3

Postal rate hikes take effect July 6 for second class mail

Postmaster Stanley J. Pekalskd announces the second increment of the 1972 rate schedule becomes effective July 6. Affects second class and some nonprofit publications, certain third class materials, and some special fourth class items like books and records. Regular first class 8 cents, airmail 11 cents remain unchanged.

Stanley J. Pekalskd Bir Independent Postal Rate Commission Postal Service Congress

Vermont VSAC grants aid 4120 students for college year

Ronald Yerson, executive director of Vermont Student Assistance Corporation, announced that a record number of Vermonters will receive VSAC incentive grants totaling 2.6 million dollars to aid college expenses for the September term. Since 1965, 4,120 students have continued education beyond high school via VSAC programs.

Burlington Ronald Yerson Vermont Student Assistance Corporation VSAC

Fairdale to Get Act 250 Permit for Tour Center

Arlington Fairdale Farms Inc. of Bennington to convert an on farm barn on a 724 acre dairy property into a tour center a dairy bar and retail outlet after an informal Bennington District Environmental Commission hearing. The owners will keep the barn’s existing character while creating a reception center for guided tours of the complex.

Arlington — Fairdale Farms Inc Bennington Bennington District Environmental Commission

Richard Hyde honored by Volkswagen Paris Guild

Richard Hyde of Monument Motors Volkswagen of Bennington has been named a member of the Volkswagen Paris Guild by Wortheastern Distributor Inc. The honor reflects his high points in VW service and sales. Separately, a series of public hearings are set for June 6 in Arlington and Manchester on mobile home site additions and a $5 million condominium project with zoning and property transfer questions.

Wilmington Mass Richard Hyde Monument Motors Volkswagen of Bennington Volkswagen Paris Guild Volkswagen” Wortheastern Distributor Inc New England Hyde Equinox House Inc Manchester Equinox Manchester Village Vermont Attorney General's Office Bure Burton Seminary Everett, Leblanc Hicks Ave Willow Road

Richard Byde Receives Guild Banquet Plaques

Richard Byde led a yearly evaluation of all personnel assessing work performance and teamwork. New guild members, including Byde, were presented plaques and pins at a banquet celebrating leadership and achievements.

Richard Byde

Controversy Over Las Vegas Monorail System

Las Vegas debates a $90 million elevated monorail along the Strip. Promoter Arthur Olsen argues profitability and public service under a private finance scheme, while environmentalists oppose the project amid casino, hotel, and neon-drenched surroundings.

Robert Lindsey New York Times Las Vegas Monorail Frigate Pandy Médiarail Arthur Olsen Nevada Olsen Oklahoma

Old Milwaukee Beer to Roll Out in Bermington Area

Albany report details Schlitz Brewing Co plan to introduce Old Milwaukee in the Bermington area on Monday via Wm. E. Campbell Inc. The campaign hinges on advertising claiming Milwaukee as beer capital of the world and aims to boost tourist traffic, despite local opposition citing funding concerns and environmental worries about a new transit venture in Las Vegas.

Albany N.Y Bermington Old Milwaukee Jos Milwaukee Campbell Las Vegas Mary Kozlowski Nevada Open Spaces Council Olsen Wally Schirra Ecology Clark County U.S. Steel Corporation Oklahoma City A. J. Kavanaugh Rohr Industries LTV Corporation Pullman Inc

Woodford Lake Estates Transfers Record County Clerk

Town Clerk Aileen C. O'Neil records 12 months of land and camp transfers in Woodford Lake Estates. Transactions show buyers from Bennington, Pittsfield, North Adams and beyond purchasing lots and cottages for sums ranging from 500 to 38,500 with properties on Long Trail Road and Route 9.

Woodford Aileen C. O'Neil Nicklas Gertrude DeLella Schenectady N.Y Donald Ann Arceneaux Mechanicville Woodford Lake Estates Robert and Patricia Flyer Chardon Ohio David Roberta Ancona Norwalk Cann Long ‘Trail Road Nancy Bell Florida James, Elmer Alice Bevis North Bennington Hill Camp Richard King South Deerfield Mass Charles Marjorie Boehm Westbury N.C Robert Ruth Mulvey Bennington Harry J. Bishop Long ‘Rall Road Marjorie Czerwinski North Adams Henry Marion Carley North Canaan Conn Joyce Hwamel Selkirk Emma Beauregard Worford Edward Ella Caron Veronica Geannelis Doris Egan Richard Jacqueline Corcoran Herry Peggy Bishop John Halsey Cushman Jr Red Millgates Britto Willmot Verine Westport Charles E. Dewey Gregory Patricia Dwyer Woodford Mountain Marvin Yvonne Simon Mess Ronald Maureen Higgins Simon Woodford Lakes Sylvester Genevieve Tedesco Richmond Hill Edward J. Hutchinson Woodford Hollow Roselea M. Weight James Eva Mylott Wandford Frank and Alice Johnson Edmundo Beverly Nunez Troy Alden Marion Harbour Wolfram Ursula Spika Sparta N.J Florence Burnett San Jose Calif Glenn Barbara Thurber Point Lookout le Woodford Lake Estates Esther Garabedian Loudonville B.Y

First Vermont declares dividends at bank meeting

First Vermont Bank and Trust Co. in Bennington declared a regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share and an extra 5 cents per share payable June 15 to stockholders of record June 6. President Fred W. Yeadon reported that all bank departments and earnings grew during the first four months of 1973 and announced two staff appointments in the trust department.

First Vermont Bank and Trust Co Bennington Fred W. Yeadon Michael Venusi Barre William Heaslip

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