Junior high tour reveals Putnam Memorial Hospital roles
Mt Anthony Junior High guidance department organizes seventh Putnam Memorial Hospital tour led by Bennington County Medical Auxiliary chair Mrs Philip Giddings. Students learn about hospital service departments from doctors nurses and staff as 15 pupils tour weekly with transport provided by volunteers.
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Bennington County Medical Auxiliary
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mt. Anthony Junior High School
Medical Auxiliary
Philip Giddings
Smithsonian executive to speak at Bennington Museum annual meeting
The 99th annual meeting of the Bennington Museum will feature Paul N. Perrot of the Smithsonian Institution discussing The Role of the Regional Museum Today. Perrot, assistant secretary for museum programs, will speak at 8 pm in the Parmelee Gallery, with Peter W. Cook addressing his first annual meeting as curator and a reception to close the evening. The event includes a 4:15 pm trustees session for reports and elections.
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Bennington Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Paul N. Perrot
The
Smithsonian
Washington, D.C
Parmelee
Peter W. Cook
Sloane Room
Scholarships Available At Mt Anthony High School
Applications for MAU scholarships are available in the Mt Anthony High School guidance office. The Vermont Association of Broadcasters offers a $300 scholarship for students pursuing broadcasting careers, with May 23 deadline. The Calvin Coolidge Memorial Scholarship provides $200 to a University of Vermont freshman meeting high academic and activity criteria, with May 16 deadline. The John Falvey Memorial Scholarship supports study in conservation related fields, with May 16 deadline. Dollars for Scholars invites applications with a May 23 deadline.
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Mt. Anthony
Vermont Association of Broadcasters
Calvin Coolidge
Beta Upsilon Chapter
Phi Gamma Delta
University of Vermont
U.V.M
John Falvey
Green Mt. seeks 117 percent wholesale power rate hike
GMP plans to ask the Federal Power Commission for a 117 percent wholesale rate increase likely passed to nine utilities buying electricity from GMP. Spokesman James Draper said the move would add about $962,000 in revenue for Vermont’s second largest electric company. Impacts would hit Washington Vermont and New Hampshire Electric Cooperatives and municipal utilities in Stowe Readsboro Hardwick Jacksonville Morrisville and Northfield with Readsboro facing up to 151 percent and Washington Electric about 122 percent hikes.
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Readsboro
Hardwick
Jacksonville
Morrisville
Northfield
Washington Electric Co-op
Vermont Electric Cooperative
Local Guardsmen to train at Ft Drum this spring
About 9 Army National Guardsmen from Bennington's Co. C 2nd Battalion 172nd Armor will leave Saturday for two weeks of annual training at Ft. Drum New York. They will march to the 107000 acre post east of Watertown and enter the field after arrival. The nine will return to Bennington May 30 finishing with cleanup and maintenance. Memorial Day week will be a training holiday for Vermonters as part of a larger three battalion statewide exercise.
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Bennington
172Nd Armor
Ft. Drum
N.Y
Camp Drum
Watertown
Vermont
86Th Brigade
86Th Field Artillery
Bennington natives noted for military, education, and events
Laurie Baldwin, 25, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rollin Baldwin of Bennington and Mt Anthony Union High School graduate, completed basic at Ft McCullough Alabama as private second class. She will graduate at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri then be stationed in Washington. Dominic Palladino, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Palladino of Monument Ave Bennington, is a political science BA candidate at Nathaniel Hawthorne College Antrim NH and Mt Anthony senior active in model congress basketball and school paper. Mt Anthony Health Careers Club sponsors bake sale at Grant City and car wash at Ken Smiths Mobil on Northside Dr this Saturday May 17. Patricia Marrs, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Marrs of Merson Street, engaged to Daniel Moors of Lincoln Maine.
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Laurie Baldwin
Rollin Baldwin
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Ft. McCullough
Alabama
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Washington
Dominic Anthony Palladino
Paul P. Palladino
Monument Avenue
Nathaniel Hawthrone College
Antrim
N.H
Dominic
Mt. Anthony Union High School Health Careers Club
Grant City
Ken Smith
Mobil
Northside Drive
Patricia Lee Marrs
Lee Marrs
Merson Street
Daniel W. Moors
Lincoln
Maine
Banner
Vermont State Parks Open Season May 23 1975
The Environmental Conservation Agency announced the 1975 state park opening date as Friday May 23. Some parks may open earlier weather permitting. Campers can call parks before visiting. Park bumper stickers priced at 10 dollars per car go on May 9 in all day use areas. Vermont State Park Day is Sunday June 15 with free swimming and picnicking.
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Montpelier
Parks and Recreation
James E. Wilkinson Jr
Environmental Conservation Agency
State Park
Forests and Parks
Rutland
Morrisville
Vermont
Council On the Arts
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Regina Nash
Ethel Heil
James Colvin
Barth Vander Els
Carol Harrington
R.N
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Andy Castle
Robert Mesropian
Karl Jones
Helen Wood
Richard Bower
Stephen Lewis
Sydney Russell
Henry Richmond
Abraham Moskovitz
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Neca
Colonial Shop
Dragons
Main St
Smithsonsian
Perrot
Conin 3 Museum of Glass
Paris
France
Italy
U.S
New York University Institute of Fine Arts
American Association of Museums Council
International Association For the History of Glass
International Council of Museums
American Association of Museums
Bennington Banner
Green Mt
St. Johnsbury
Frieda Pello
Beverly Harkins
Frieda Ann Pello
TOPS
BenMont Avenue
Yvonne Lampron
Ralph Jackson
Laura Riley
Moose Lodge
Edwards Afb, Calif
UPI
Air Force
Draper
State Public Service Board
GMF
GMP
Bennington Briefs
Tucker Chapter
CES
Grand Chapter
Armour Star Franks
Safford & Gage Papers
VITEL
Drysdale
Miami
Bird's
Your Electronics
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Main Street
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