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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1964

Page

5

What Is an Area Center and Its Effect on Mt Anthony High

The Mt Anthony Union High School may become an area vocational center using federal and state funds under Public Law 88-204. The plan, to be funded mostly by subsidies, would add training facilities to the high school, linking academics with job skills and allowing area students to attend. If approved, nearby Bennington would gain a center by 1966 with 65 percent construction aid and 30 to 50 percent ongoing equipment and staff support.

Mt. Anthony Union High School Mt. Anthony Union School Vermont Mt. Anthony Bennington Mt. Anthony High School Union Mt. Anthony Center

Bakery Owner Kept Records Of Employees Weight Gains

A Bennington historical note reveals a 1883 wall record of workers’ weights at 511 Main St. bakery and grocery. Names like Kelly, Wat, and Good show rising weigh totals across dated entries, suggesting routine weigh ins over two years and possible link to employment status.

Bennington Main St Pietro M. Betts West Main Street Betts I.E. Gibson Gibson H.F H.S Kelly Wat Goodall

StateDAR Names New Officers

Burlington officers were elected at the 65th state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Nominees include Miss Erminie Pollard of Proctorsville as regent and Mrs. Cyrus Orvis of Shoreham as vice regent.

Burlington the Daughters of the American Revolution Erminie Pollard Proctorsville Cyrus Orvis Shoreham Richard Bullock Middlebury Clay Lockwood Vivian Meneeley Rutland Charlotte Leach New Haven Richard Chevalier Horace Loomis Vergennes Ruby West Wallingford Ruth O’connor Harry Parker Montpelier Bernard D. Dooley G. Murray Campbell Manchester Campbell Louis R. Soderberg Ormsby New York State Syracuse Amy Perkins

Ex Rep Walter Judd to Keynote GOP Dinner in Barre

Former Congressman Walter M. Judd of Minnesota will keynote the Barre GOP dinner Monday and chair a Southeast Asia and Vietnam advisory group for Goldwater Miller. Judd, a noted Far East expert, will address 1600 expected attendees and join other Vermont officials as speakers. An earlier note also announced a Bennington YMCA chess club meeting on Thursday for all skill levels.

Walter Judd GOP Barre Walter M. Judd Minnesota Southeast Asia Viet Nam Barry M. Goldwater William E. Miller Dr. Judd San Francisco Sen Goldwater Johnson NATO Republican Party Judd Vermont Winston L. Prouty George D. Aiken Robert T. Stafford Ralph A. Foote Richard A. Snelling Edward G. Janeway Consuelo N. Bailey F. Ray Keyser Jr Bennington

Double Wedding in Whitingham Church

A double wedding at Whitingham Community Church saw Cheryl Ann Palmer wed John Carrier and Madeline Ann Bills wed Harold Williams. The Rev. Lucie Freeman officiated with music by Mrs. Austin Plumb. Guests traveled from multiple nearby towns and states for the ceremony and reception at Green Mountain Hall.

Whitingham Whitingham Community Church Cheryl Ann Palmer Carroll Bird Sr John Frederick Carrier John Carrier Madeline Ann Bills West Wordsboro Harold Williams Miss Palmer Lucie Freeman Austin Plumb Beverly Richard Taylor Jacksonville Law Rence Eldred Readsboro Carroll Bird Jr Miss Bills Dorothy Mr. Williams Roy Dodge Ronald Bills Green Mountain Hall North Adams Williamstown Monroe Bridge Hoosac Tunnel Greenfield Shelburne Falls Leyden Mass Connecticut Stamford Heartwellville Wilmington Brattleboro

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Area Center Mt. Anthony Union School Board First National Stores North Bennington Road Bennington, Vt Calo Shaftsbury Firemen’s Shaftsbury Wesley Bump Or Charlie Becker By Bob Hagerman Second Congregational Church Jeanne Eisenberg Cohoes N.Y Freedom Union Clarence K. Streit Federal Union, Inc Iowa Ymca Chess Club Walter H. Judd A Furniture Incorporated Elm Street Carrier Palmer Williams Bills Hotel Putnam Bldg Colonial Shopping Ctr Williamstown, Mass Children’s Bazaar
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