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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1975

Page

3

RSVP fund drive sweeps county with prizes announced

The RSVP drive runs across Northshire and Southshire with prizes including an original oil painting Winter Fun by Lucy Doane and a Bromley ski pass. Virginia Webb will attend the drawing February 28 at 2 p.m. at Factory Point Bank. Southshire drawing is March 21 at Mt. Anthony Country Club during a Rotary Club luncheon. Proceeds fund RSVP expenses through March 31, 1975.

Virginia Webb Bromley Factory Point Bank RSVP Northshire Southshire Rotary Club Mt. Anthony Country Club Lucy Doane Bennington Powers Market North Bennington Harrington’s Shaftsbury BenMont Avenue UCS Work Activties Center

Vermont Dairymen Rally for United Front Against Crisis

Vermont farmers from across the state gathered in Montpelier to form a coordinated statewide voice amid the worst dairy crisis in decades. They cite soaring costs, low milk prices, and imports undercutting production, urging federal action and data to push Congress for credit relief and policy changes.

Derby Bates Vermont Gene Willey Shoreham Patrick Leahy D-Vt James Jeffords R-Vt Leo O’brien Federal Farmers Home Administration

Bennington Court Handles Wide Range of Pleas and Bailes

In Bennington on August 1974 dates, various defendants faced charges from false fire alarms to driving under the influence. Sentences included fines up to 150 dollars, suspended terms, probation, bail continuations, and waivers. Several defendants pleaded not guilty or no contest, with cases spanning Bennington Readsboro Shaftsbury Pownal Manchester and surrounding towns.

Bennington James J. Cormier Jr Terry L. O’brien Robert F. Sherman Sherman John O. Bouley Stamford Dutch Hill Readsboro Thomas J. Bruso William Derosia Pownal Dick van Loon Brooklyn Queens County Nova Scotia Manchester Richard A. Beck Lenin N.J Sheila J. Paczkowski Waterbury Connecticut Richard J. LaFlamme North Bennington David F. Woodard Arlington John A. Guidera Ralph E. Hall Wolcott J. Crandall Burt A. Maxhem Rhonda L. Briggs North Adams Mass John E. Rose Shaftsbury Richard T. Case Arthur Hood Hale Mountain Arthur J. Keens Richard Mattison Lawrence F. Pettibone Pownal Center Tom McConkey Manchester Village Sun Valley Base Lodge Winhall Cecile H. Torrey Manchester Center

Hadassah Meeting and VA Benefits Info Held in Bennington

The Bennington chapter of Hadassah will meet tonight at 8 at 332 Elm Street hosted by Mrs. Oscar Fienberg. A Vermont VA office representative will be at the National Guard Armory on South Street Wednesday March 19 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Veterans or dependents may call then for VA benefits help.

Bennington Hadassah Oscar Enid) Fienberg Elm St Vermont State Veterans Affairs Office National Guard Armory South Street

Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Course at Bennington Center

A Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Course taught by Pat Schaffer starts April 1 at the Community Recreation Center Pool in Bennington. The nine week program runs Tuesday to Thursday from 5 to 6 pm, for those 17 and older with a current Senior Lifesaving Certification. Instructors wishing to update their certification may join. advance registration is by calling 442-5446.

Red Cross Pat Schaffer Community Recreation Center Bennington

Vermont to appeal welfare ruling over unemployment payments

Vermont and the federal government will urge the Supreme Court to reverse a Vermont district court decision that ordered welfare benefits for families where the father is eligible for unemployment compensation. The state argues the ruling undermines the unemployment fund and costs employers.

Montpelier UPI U.S. Supreme Court Vermont M. Jerome Diamond Supreme Court Kimberly B. Cheney Diamond U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare AFNC

Vermont House cool to Salmon tax plan despite cut

Vermont lawmakers clashed with Governor Salmon over tax hikes as revenue projections improved. Speaker O'Connor and Leader Candon opposed new taxes this year, warning a five cent cigarette tax would push sales across state lines. Salmon trimmed proposals to add tobacco, alcohol, fuels and ads to the sales base, while maintaining a one cent meals and rooms tax increase. Strong opposition remained from Sens Boylan, Westphal and reps Giuliani and Snelling.

House Thomas Candon Rutland Salmon Key John Boylan Essex- Orleans Fred Westphal Lamoilie Peter Giuliani Montpelier Ways and Means Richard Snelling Shelburne Vermont

Music in Our Schools Day at Burr and Burton Seminary

Burr and Burton Seminary in Manchester will mark Music in Our Schools Day with a schedule of public events. Morning activities include a library concert at 9 30, hallway chorus minstrels at 10 15, a brass and woodwind ensemble concert at 10 50, and a 11 30 band and chorus concert in the music room featuring Maureen Mansur boogie piano and a jam session. Afternoon community events include 12 45 lunch entertainment at Cupola Food Shop and 1 30 small ensemble performances at Factory Point Bank. Also Hollywood scene news reports Sean Connery and Michael Caine will star in The Man Who Would Be King to be shot on location in Morocco.

Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary Maureen Mansur Cupola Factory Point Bank Hollywood UPI Sean Connery Michael Caine Man Morocco

Dog License Reminder and Rabies Shot Rule

Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reminds dog owners that dogs four months old or older must be licensed by April 1. After April 1 a 30 percent fine applies. Rabies shots given before October 1, 1972 are invalid and must be renewed before licensing.

Mary Hodeck

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