Rotarians hear of guidance at MAUHS
Bennington Rotarians heard Mount Anthony Union High School guidance programs help students decide for the future before graduation. Linda Lambert and Paul Fairfield plan to leave MAUHS for new posts, while programs stress exploring possibilities, early planning, and hands on experiences to aid college and career choices.
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Bennington Banner
MAUHS
Mount Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Raymond Lambert
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Lambert
The
Banner
Eleanor Fairfield
Paul Fairfield
Roterlang
Mount Anthony
MAUS
Coleges
Rotary District 787 conference opens in Woodstock
Alout and another Berrington Rotary Club member depart for Woodstock for the Vermont New Hampshire Rotary District 787 two day conference. Alden J. Tallby of Rutland presides and will be nominated to succeed as district governor for 1972-73. election occurs at Rotary International’s 1972 Houston convention. The Vermont New Hampshire district covers 38 clubs and about 1,804 Rotarians.
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Woodstock
Rotary
Vermont
New Hampshire
Alden. J. Tallby
Rutland
Tallby
Rotary International
Sh Une
Houston
Texas
Vermont-New Hampshire
Vermont tops list as nation’s top magnet state
The Greater Vermont Association says Vermont remains the No. 1 magnet state for moving in, marking its third straight year in the lead. New York and North Dakota are listed as the biggest losers for inbound moves.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Greater Vermont Association
GVA
New York
North Dakota
Legislator's report marks swan song for 1972 Vermont session
Vermont legislator's final report recalls a hectic end to the 1971-72 session. Three working days trimmed a tough budget clash, with votes on bills including H 198, H 453, and S 177 as lawmakers wrap up amid bottle bill debates and campaign spending limits. Police report several Bennington accidents with minor injuries.
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House
Ike
Senate
Japan
Vermont
Provernor
Chittenden County
Constitutional Revision Commission
David Allen
House Journal
Ofelock
Joseph Caracciola
Judiciary
Bennington Briefs and Local Notices
Bennington notices include Green Mountain Homemakers Extension Group meeting at 7 30 p m Monday at Marjorie Jones home in Shalsowy and Emblem Club installations. Students named to dean’s lists at Villanova University and Southern Illinois University, with details on GPA and credit hours. A St Joseph College portrait drawing class starts April 12 with registration 10 dollars and tuition 35 dollars. Also reported are hospital admissions, cinema showtimes, and travel notes about Dr and Mrs Herrmann’s southern trip.
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Green Mountain Homemakers Extension Group
Marjorie Jones
Shalsowy
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
John P. Hall
Imperial Ave
Southern Illinois University At Carbondale
Prade
SIU
Connecticut lets Quebec Lakes off the hook on fraud charges
The Connecticut Real Estate Commission dropped three charges against Quebec Lakes Corp of Vermont after a Thursday hearing. The firm admitted four other allegations, including failure to file certain redevelopment changes and improper agent licensing. A Hamden agent conceded missing documents on condominiums and promoting total acreage as 6,000 when 5,470 were reported. The firm may continue business in Connecticut while the commission decides further action.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Connecticut Real Estate Commission
Vermont Development Corporation
Quebec Lakes Corp
Vermont
Real Estate Commission
Get
Up Usphs Cleeee Co Ests
Commission
Quebec
Hamden
James Carey
Connecticut
Maple season looks better in Vermont, state reports
MONTPELIER The state Agriculture Department said maple sugaring is under way across Vermont. Warmer areas in Bennington and Windham counties report good production raising optimism for an average season. Weather improved after a slow start, most syrup is Fancy and Grade A, and snow remains deep in higher elevations. Producers are reasonably optimistic with no damaging warmth so far.
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Montpelier
State Agriculture Department
Bennington
Windham
Vermont
Te Agriculture Department
Funeral notices for Mrs Mary Delude Mrs Leola Harris and Mrs Theresa Smith
The funerals for Mrs Mary Delude of 327 School St widow of Honorie Delude were held at Sacred Heart Church with Rev Charles Wallen officiating. Burial will be in Park Lawn Cemetery in spring with relatives from Jamaica N Y Oxford Sturbridge North Adams Manchester NH and surrounding areas attending. Also funeral services for Mrs Leola M Harris of 332 Safford St widow of John H P Harris were conducted by Rev Richard D Campbell at Mahar & Son with entombment at Park Lawn Chapel and burial in South Shattabbry Cemetery later. Relatives attended from Horhhester Buskirk Cambridge N Y Essex Junction and nearby areas. The funeral for Mrs Theresa Smith widow of Albert E Smith took place at Sacred Heart Church with Rev Wallen and a Mahar & Son wake service. burial was in Assumption Cemetery Syracuse N Y.
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Mary Delude
School St
Honorie Delude
Sacred Heart Church
Charles Wallen
C.8.c
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Altar Rosary Society
Hazel Hogan
Josephine McKeon
Thomas Cronin
Dorothy Kerrant
Father Wallen
Park Lawn Cemetery
Jamaica
N.Y
Oxford
Sturbridge
North
Adams
Mass
Manchester
Deludle
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Leola M. Harris
Safford St
John H.P. Harris
Richard D. Campbell
United Methodist Church
Kenneth Bahan
Richard Gardner Jr
Wiliam Langlois
John Lembeugx
Park Lawn Chapel
South Shattabbry Cemetery
Horhhester
Buskirk
Cambridge
Essex Junction
Harris
Tuesaday
Albert E. Smith
Theresa Smith
Smith
Assumption Cemetery
Syracuse
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Mt. Anthony
Vt.n.h
Alout
Berrington
Judiciary Committee
Jean M. Stone
Cynthia A. Latif
Carolyn
Main Street
Fistman’s Department Store
Stone
Latif
Holden Street
Ben’ Mont Avec
Kenneth M .Capriola
Washington Ave
Holden Steet
Marion Greene
Pownal
Frank B. Burgess
Burgess Road
Rennington
County Street
Myra Gallpeau
UVM
Kenalene Collins
Mennington Banner Telephone
Newsroom
Bennington Banners
Mennington
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press Internationa
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cutter Tac
Rome
Fablus
Benalgton
Senate Chamber
Rolleall
Royal B. Cutts
Townshend
Witten
Weer
George van
Bennington Briefs
Kevin M. Hicks
Dewey St
Villanova
Emblem Club
the Elks
Joseph R. Doyle
Pittsfield
Margaret C. Doyle
Leonard Street
Pittsfield General
Berkshire Medical Center
Edward F. Houren
Putnam Memorial Hospita
Showtime
Cinema I Theatre
Bannee
Alan E. Evens
South
Atlanta
Kenneth L. Herrmann
Herrmann
Sally Evens
Center For Disease Control
National Institute of Health
Mt. Dora
Norman D. Himes
Quecec Lakes
Save-Way Supermarket
Umbrell & Hat
Main ST. Bennington
T. Dial
Nichols
Otis
Mrs
John H. P.harris
Abreenberg
PMS
Keating
Ft.con
Economy Auto Stores Inc
Main ST
Sennington
Ates Mas
Sinings
Corliss
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