Africa lecture at the Big House in Bennington
Dr. Stuart DuBoff and his wife will discuss Africa at the Park- McCullough House at 8 p.m. on April 7. They recently spent months in Nigeria doing clinical work, teaching, and photographing daily life. They describe severe doctor shortages, especially eye specialists, and share experiences from the Guinness Eye Clinic at Amadu Bello University in Kaduna.
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Stuart DuBoff
Africa
Park- McCullough House
Nigeria
DuBoff
Guinness Eye Clinic
Amadu Bello University
Kaduna
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Inder Bhar
New York Medical College
Metropolitan Hospital
New York City
Bennington
Senior Citizens Rummage Sale To Benefit Center
The Bennington Senior Citizens Club sponsors a rummage sale at their center on BenMont Avenue from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday April 11 and 9 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday April 12 Proceeds go toward a new community center.
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Bennington Senior Citizens Club
BenMont Avenue
Debra Bartell to wed Ronald Pollock in June
Rome couple announces the engagement of Deborah Ashley Bartell to Ronald K. Pollock. Deborah, a Keuka College graduate employed by Bartell Machine Division, and Ronald, a RPI graduate and senior project engineer with Morton Salt Co. at Silver Springs, plan a June 14 wedding.
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Rome
N.Y
Lester A. Bartell
Deborah Ashley
Ronald K. Pollock
Robert H. Pollock
Bennington
Pollock
Miss Bartell
Keuka College
Bartell Machine Division
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Morton Salt Co
Silver Springs
Stafford names Burns as staff assistant on handicapped affairs
Senator Robert Stafford announces Michael W. Burns, a 32 year old quadriplegic Vietnam veteran, will serve as staff assistant on the Labor and Public Welfare Committee. Burns, a St Michael's College graduate, previously worked for the Veterans Affairs and Cranston on handicapped legislation, and directed Paralyzed Veterans of America. He lives near Washington in Kensington Maryland. The notice also includes a funeral for Mrs Philena Marsh in Rochester and biographical details.
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Washington
Robert T. Stafford
Senate
Michael W. Burns
Parent Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Burns
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
Senate Committee On Veterans’ Affairs
Stafford
Alan Cranston
California
Mike Burns
St. Michael’s
United States Navy
Vietnam
Paralyzed Veterans of America
Kensington, Md
Kennett Funeral in Athol and Area Thrift Shop Opens
The funeral of William Kennett 65 of Athol Mass was held Monday in Athol with burial in Silver Lake Cemetery. He leaves a widow six children and 17 grandchildren. Also noted is area support for the Bennington Thrift Shop which invites donations of spring jackets shoes fishing gear radios and more with hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and Friday until 9 p.m.
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Rochester Federated Church
Philena R. Marsh
Lawrence Marsh
Rochester
Albert Sutherland
Bennington
Marsh
Portage Lake
Maine
Nathaniel
Minnie Sutherland
Bethel
Pottsdam, N.Y
University of Vermont Teachers School
Bethel Gillead School
Rochester School
Brandon Training School
Connecticut
OBS
Olive Branch Society
Hancock
Marshs
Julie
William Kennett
Main St
Athol
Mass
Linwood Kennett
Pawlet
Harvey H. Collins
South Athol Memorial United Methodist Church
Silver Lake Cemetery
Montgomery Center
Joseph
Ella (Lumbra) Kennett
Brandon
Helen R. Tatro Lanoue
Leonard
Storrs
Conn
Richard
Lorraine Catron
Helen Testa
Colleen Kennett
Margaret Aiey
Orange
Robert Lanoue
Ellen Tracey
Southbridge
Real estate gains highlight inflation in Bennington area
An old property sold for 52000, five years earlier it brought 35000, illustrating inflation effects. Kdteingtes Realty operates as a member of the Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors, covering Bennington and surrounding areas in all real estate services.
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Kdteingtes Realty
Th Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Bennington
Bennington Well Child Clinic Scheduled At Church
A free well child clinic sponsored by Bennington Home Health the State Department of Health and the United Counseling Service will be held April 11 1975 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Second Congregational Church on Hillside Street in Bennington for area preschoolers.
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Bennington Home Health
State Department of Health
United Counseling Service
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Bennington
Cake decorating for beginners class offered by town recreation
The town Recreation Department sponsors a six week cake decorating course at Second Congregational Church on Wednesdays from 7 30 to 9 30 beginning in April. The fee is 20 per student covering materials and instruction by Pat Goodnow. pre registration by April 11 is required via the Recreation Center phone 442 5446. A second health screening program is now available with appointments by Betsy Yung at 442 5491.
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Town Recreation Department
Second Congregational Church
Oe Street
Pat Goodnow
Betsy Yung
Bennington Battle Monument Season Opens April First
Bennington area residents anticipate spring as the Bennington Battle Monument opens for its seven month season on Tuesday April 1. In related notes the Mt. Anthony Union High School Friends of Music meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm in room 211 to discuss MAUHS music programs. The Green Mountain Stamp Society votes officers Wednesday at Sacred Heart School at 7 pm with refreshments. Karen Nikitas, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nikitas of 104 Cyr Court Bennington, a Green Mountain College senior, is elected to Phi Beta Kappa and serves on the college judicial board. Mt Anthony chapter 1 OES holds its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple Wednesday night at 8 with annual reports and officer elections.
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Bennington Battle Monument
Friends of Music
Mt. Anthony Union High School
MAUHS
Green Mountain Stamp Society
Sacred Heart School
Karen Nikitas
John N. Nikitas
Cyr Court
Bennington
Green Mountain College
College Judicial Board
Vermont Delegation Roll Call March Votes
How Vermont lawmakers voted on HR 4485 housing bill, HR 2166 tax cut, HR 4296 farm bill and tobacco amendment. Jeffords (VT) voted yea on HR 4296 and HR 4485. Remainder votes reflect broader House Senate positions on inflation, subsidies, and farm support during March legislative activity.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Senate
Stewart McKinney
Rconn
John Rousselot
R-Cal
Robert Lagomarsino
James Jeffords
R-Vt
House
Ford
Treasury
Jeffords
Millicent Fenwick
R-N.j
Frank Moss
Utah
U.S
Wendell Ford
D-Ky
America
Robert Stafford
Patrick Leahy
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