Bennington Troop 353 Award Winners and Attendance Rules
Troop 353 held a meeting highlighting recognitions for First Class John Wiskoski and Second Class David Jordan, with Life and Star merit badges awarded to Ralph Mavilla Richard Stratton and George Kerbs. Patrol leaders drafted strict attendance policies, threatening dismissal for three unexcused meetings, lack of participation, unpaid dues, or habitual absence. Wayne Jacobs adds Morse Code signaling merit badge work alongside signaling duties.
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Bennington
John Wiskoski
David Jordan
Ralph Mavilla
Richard Stratton
Reading
George Kerbs
James Wood
George Kerbs Sr
Freddy
Wayne Jacobs
Thrift Shop Workers and Welcome Back Lavina Hayward
Thrift shop staff for the weekend included Marjorie Hayes Mimi Fienberg Genevieve Phillips Sally Cooper and on Tuesday Agnes Johnson Amy Howard June Fuller Marjorie Hayes and Isma Sargent. Lavina Hayward was welcomed back after a several week absence. Items on hand include warm nightgowns for women and men an eggnog bowl with six mugs beads pocketbooks winter coats and nice dresses. Requests pour in for children's footwear coats sweaters steam flatirons radios percolators dripolators paperbacks.
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Marjorie Hayes
Mimi Fienberg
Genevieve Phillips
Sally Cooper
Agnes Johnson
Amy Howard
June Fuller
Isma Sargent
Lavina Hayward
BCHS Future Plans Outlined to Parents' Guild
Members of the BCHS School Board spoke at the Parents' Guild meeting at Bennington Catholic High School during National Education Week. The session included an open house with over 150 parents and outlined board duties, tuition, funding, and future plans to broaden the curriculum through a Mt Anthony Union High School partnership.
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BCHS
Bennington Catholic High School
Bchs Guild
National Education Week
Donald Humphreys
Vincent J. Pizzano
Walter F. Miller
Sr. St. Hilary
S.S.J
William C. Sennett
George Allard
William E. Dailey Jr
Parents’ Guild
Humphreys
Francis B. Flanagan
Joseph Wiseman
CSC
Arthur Cronin
Joseph Carroll
Robert Roy
Leo Plourde
Alfred Torrisi
John Lonergan
Herbert Horst
Sennett
Pizzano
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Union High School
Five Day Outlook for New England Temperatures
UPI reports Boston and New England will see five to ten degrees above normal over the next five days from Thursday to Monday with little daily change and a possible cooler turn Monday. Normal highs listed include Boston 53, Worcester 41, Nantucket 47, Providence 45, Concord 39, Burlington 39, Portland 40, Eastport 40, Greenville 33, Caribou 32.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S
Worcester
Nantucket
Providence
R.I
Concord
N.H
Burlington
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Steve Ric
Boy Scout
Thrift Shop
T&c
Kidskin
Salvatore
Main Street
Spring Street
Williamstown
Fishmans
Mainst
Volkswagen
Monument Motors, Inc
St. Francis School
Vincent Pizzano
Mt. Anthony Uhs
Burton W. Potter
Potter
James J. Kelly
Richard H. Dwyer
Guild
THE
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Vcarrier
Vermont
Atkins
Jewelers
Bennington, VT
Roberts Ca
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Featuring
Schaffner
Mark
Global Galleria
Italy
Olivino
Far East
U.S.A
Blazer
Scotland
Klet
North Adams
Mass
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