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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
5
Mrs. Jose Equi spoke to the AAUW on Venezuela at a March 16 meeting in Woodstock. She outlined Venezuela’s history, governance, education goals, and the role of politics, noting illiteracy declines and the impact of taxation and donations on social programs.
BCHS Council travels March 19 to the Vermont Association of Student Councils convention in South Burlington hosting about 300 student leaders from across the state. BCHS representatives include Warren Allen Barry Griffith Walter Morrissey Hallie Sausville and moderator Sister Mary Ancilla. Barry seeks state presidency. discussions cover cooperation for student council projects and foreign exchange views.
Miss Barbara Lawless daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Lawless North Bennington and Jay Seaman son of Mr and Mrs John Seaman Cambridge NY will appear on the 15th anniversary episode of The Barn on WRGB TV Schenectady They are both dancers with Miss Lawless also a pantomimist and both study at Cecelia Greene School of Dance A dinner for more than 100 followed at the TV station last Friday night and a Utica agent has booked Lawless for future shows while Seaman auditions at Atlantic City Steel Pier for Stars of Tomorrow this summer
Bruce Howe of Bennington has been accepted as a counselor in training at Camp Abnaki for the 1964 season. He is the son of Mrs. Wilma W. Howe of 211 Grandview St. The CIT program at Abnaki targets boys who have finished their sophomore year and show leadership potential. They spend one-
A large reproduction flag measuring 42 by 30 feet and weighing 75 pounds is reported as the largest flag flown in battle. Maryland women used over three miles of thread and about 500000 stitches to craft it, displayed at the Maryland Pavilion in the New York World's Fair.
A six state display at the World’s Fair highlights New England’s role in science industry and cuisine. The Cos Cob era program showcases lunar art and a Hometown U.S.A. city model with a Liberty Tree Theme Building. Visitors see moon sim, crafts, fashion shows, and regional delights from blue berry stump to apple grunt.
Pekalski warned Bennington residents to beware mail fraud schemes that lure with offers too good to be true and solicitations from unknown companies. He cited information from Postmaster General Gro nouski and noted a Postal Service push against quackery by mail and land fraud promotions.
Eagle Square Manufacturing Co of Shaftsbury sues Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co in Washington County Court seeking 7000 dollars for a fire loss claim on a Stockbridge dwelling destroyed March 24 1963. The suit accuses the insurer of refusing payment despite the 1961 policy.
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