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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1973

Page

10

Mt Anthony students meet The Banner staff on concerns

Mt Anthony Union High School Student Senate members met The Bennington Banner staff to address grievances that the paper overlooks Mt Anthony events and girls sports. Both sides agreed the meeting was worthwhile and planned further discussions and a six‑person committee to gather weekly school event schedules and coach game schedules for publication.

Torie Scott Mt. Anthony Union High School Bennington Senate Mt. Anthony Jody Roberts Senate Aid Tyler Resch Banner Lady Roberts John Leaning Education The Jody “Roberts Student Senate Jody Mr. Eddington Harry Eddington Eddington Fidington Anthony

VFWauxiliary honors Junior Girls Unit at chicken dinner

VFW and auxiliary recognize the Junior Girls Unit with a chicken dinner chaired by Doris Kinney and Janet LeBlanc. Marge Mather, Mt. Anthony Union High School senior and state Voice of Democracy third place, heads table with Gold Star Mothers. Cmdr Lawrence Harrington and Cmdr Thames Meehan spoke on Voice of Democracy. Past Dept Cmdr Ernest Costa attended and will return as service officer for Post 1382. Jeri Campbell received two national youth awards, with a VFW Aux charm bracelet and parchment signed by the national auxiliary president. Bonne Harrington received a state plaque for poppy sales leadership. Louise Kinney named past Poppy Queen. her cousin Wendy Kinney becomes Poppy Queen. Numerous former leaders attended. trophies awarded to Junior girls Colleen Kinney Tammy Smith Colleen Harrington Ava Bates Joyce Bates Im Perrotta Irene Bar beau and Bonnie Nortington. Cmdr Meehan thanked donors and workers for the Junior unit and Voice of Democracy program. The event concluded with the program and 4-H style celebration.

Veterans Or Foreign Wars Post Auiliary Doris Kinney Janet LeBlanc Gold Star Marge Mather Mt. Anthony Union High School Voice of Democracy Lawrence Harrington Thames Meehan Ernest Costa Meehan Costa Jeri Campbell VFW Wilma Costa Bonne Harrington Bennington Cmde Louise Kinney Louise Wendy Kinney Colleen Kinney Tammy Smith Colleen Harrington Ava Bates Joyce Bates Im Perrotta Irene Barbeau Bonnie Nortington Cmdr

Sage City Symphony Receives $300 Town Check

The Sage City Symphony, Wennington's only full fledged orchestra, won a $300 appropriation from the town selectmen out of the general fund for 1973. Mrs Worthington renewed the request after Mrs Pegs prior Feb 6 submission and the funds were finally approved at Tuesday night meeting.

Sage City Symphony Wennington Selectmen Peg Neve

Worthington MAUHS musicians to hold exchange with Shrewsbury

Mt. Anthony Orchestra and Band will travel to Shrewsbury Mass on Friday March 3 for a cultural exchange with Shrewsbury High School instrumentalists. They depart Mt. Anthony at 7:30 a.m. arrive for lunch and rehearse in preparation for an evening concert. A reception and dance will follow in SHS cafeteria with both schools presenting their stage bands. Students will stay with host families overnight. Return trip on May 4 with Shrewsbury students visiting Bennington.

Mt. Anthony Shrewsbury Mass Shrewsbury High School SHS Bennington

Bennington Spring Camp Contacts and DAV Meeting Notice

Bennington brief notes invite interested youths to Green Mountain Conservation Camp with contact numbers for Dave Allen Bob Svitak and Ernie Thompson. The Disabled American Veterans Bennington Chapter 4 will hold its annual meeting at the Vermont Veterans Home on March 24 at 7 30 pm with DAV officer George Burdette present to discuss veteran affairs. Steve Shea from Crescent Boulevard was named to Notre Dame's dean's list. Dinner and dance plans announced for March 31 with the Elka Lange and prices listed. reservations due by Friday. Back by popular demand an evening buffet March 29 at the Heritage House Restaurant with full menu for 3 95. Boiler and pressure vessel advice and insurance offered by Shea Agency Inc. ADY.

Green Mountain Conservation Camp Dave Allen Bob Svitak Ernie Thompson R More Retails Disabled American Veterans Bennington Vermont Elka Lange Washington Avenue ADV Vritage House The Shea Agency Inc ADY

Thrift Shop Listings Feature Antiques and Supplies

North Hennington and Bennington thrift shops advertise a range of items from pre 1800 masters prints to furniture and a 1957 Britannica set. Wennington store seeks white high top baby shoes and children’s clothing while all shops request knickknacks dishes pots and pans and kitchen tools.

North Hennington Wennington Arequest

Salmon criticizes capital gains tax plan in Vermont

Salmon denounces hastily drafted capital gains tax bills, accusing lawmakers of carving out major loopholes for large developers and land speculators. He urged higher fees and dropping rushed alternatives as the Senate Finance Committee weighs a revised bill after the House removed the tax from the property tax relief package.

Beil.ows Thomas Salmon House Senate Finance Committee Salma Richard Spelling Shelburne

Vermont rail sessions map U S 7 corridor debate

Vermont Association of Railroad Passengers plans three sessions along U S 7 corridor in Rutland Middlebury and Burlington to discuss restoration of passenger service. Meetings chaired by Ronald Butterfield and Tom Plumb feature film Tour of the Tur botrain and updates on VARP efforts.

Vermont Association of Railroad Passevers Herbert G. Ogden Windsor County U.S. 7 North Tutland Middebury Burlington Bardwell Rutland Proctor Middlebury College Burlington Light & Power Va Pine Street Ronald Butterfield Sudbury Tom Plumb Middlebury Vermont VARP Ogien Mortreater Broadway Limited Armtrak Vermont Railway Ogden

Program for girls described to AAUW

The March AAUW meeting at McCullough Mansion featured Frances Woodcock Bennington Program for girls speaker. She highlighted farm living and a Boston trip while discussing study work activities and experiences. A short business session funded State Fellowship Fund Dollars for Scholars and sponsored a girl to Girls State.

American Association of University Women McCullough Mansion Carroll Killen George Jenkins N.Y. DuHamel Frances Woodcock Bennington Hich Boston Woodcock Robert Buck

New SBA chief to be sworn in in Vermont district

David Emery will be officially sworn in April 9 as the Vermont district director of the Small Business Administration. Emery previously served as an officer with the state Development and Community Affairs Agency.

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