J T Fey resigns National Life for Equitable post
Dr John T Fey president of National Life Insurance Co of Vermont quits to join Equitable Life Assurance Society as vice chairman with plan to become chairman next year. Fey previously led University of Vermont and University of Wyoming and served in the U S Supreme Court clerkship role.
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University of Wyoming
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Cumberland
Maryland
George Washington University
Crescent dough and substitutes reshape old meals
Packaged refrigerated crescent roll dough suits many foods from frank rollups to fruit turnovers. Tests find little calorie difference between dry and oil roasted peanuts, though taste differs. Ancient horseradish linked to medicine. Renaissance brought food use. US trends show margarine dominance and rising vegetable protein, with Vermont Steak House boasting real ingredients at 716 Main St, Bennington, VT.
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Vermont
Main St
Bennington
Lottery Numbers United Press International Mass Draws
Mass weekly numbers show 226785, Mass Million 82685 and Mass special 542757. Connecticut reports 35376 New York 598381 New Hampshire 64727.
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Mass
Connecticut
New York
New Hampshire
Trout and salmon plan for Lake Champlain
Gov Thomas P Salmon announced a state program to restore a cold water trout and salmon fishery in the Lake Champlain basin. The plan starts with stocking young steelhead rainbow trout in the Winooski River this spring, with lake trout and land locked salmon to follow in the main lake and Lamoille River next year. The initial phase highlights a quiet cleanup of the Winooski River as groundwork for broader goals.
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Champlain Basin
Winooski River
Vermont
Winooski
Lewis Creek
Bennington April Community Meetings And Events
Bennington County Democrats meet April 16 at 8 p.m. in Room C at the Community Recreation Center. A student dance runs April 17 from 8 to 11 p.m. in Mt Anthony cafeteria with music by Real Draft. DAR meets April 16 at 6 p.m. in First Baptist Church social rooms, preceded by a covered-dish supper and followed by a conservation program by Mr and Mrs Donald Simson. Lions Club seeks donations for its April 27 auction, pickup at 442 2192. Easter greetings from Napolitano’s Pizzeria with details on specials and closure Easter Sunday. Mid Town Bowl offers 3 games for $1 April 15–19, 1–5 p.m. daily. The article notes fish runs in Vermont rivers and ongoing dam removals as steps toward sustaining cold water species in Vermont.
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Youth Recreation Council
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
Daughters of the American Revolution
First Baptist Church of
Donald Simson
Bennington Man Completes Basic Training at Paris Island
Pvt. Roger D. Gates son of Mr and Mrs Gerard Labrie of Bennington and late Roger Gates of Ithaca New York recently completed basic training at Paris Island South Carolina He is on temporary duty at the local recruiting station and will report to Camp Lejeune North Carolina April 25 for further training in heavy equipment operation.
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Roger D. Gates
Gerard Labrie
Bennington
Roger Gates
Ithaca
N.Y
Paris Island
S.C
Camp Lejeune
N.C
MAUHS Kennel Club Dog Show Set for Saturday
The sixth annual spring match show at Mt. Anthony Union High gym in Bennington features breed and obedience classes with multiple judges from Rupert Albany Williamstown Pownal Stamford Manchester Center and Bennington. Entries run 9:30 to noon, judging begins 12:30. Special events include free handling instruction and junior classes. Admission 1, under 12 free. 3 per dog with additional classes. Proceeds partly go to Bennington County Humane Society benefiting May horse show.
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Bennington County Kennel Club
Mt. Anthony Union High
Guy Campbell
Rupert
Otto Dube
Albany
Guy Sherman
Williamstown
Mass
Kathleen Harney
Pownal
Janice Farman
Stamford
Elinor Ayres
Manchester Center
Ben Griffin
Pat Riley
The
Kennel Club
Bennington County Humane Society
Bald Mountain Farm
Arlington
Rotary clubs plan Woodstock conference in Vermont
Rotary District 787 will hold its annual conference at the Woodstock Inn on April 19 and 20 with Bennington Club leadership attending. Rev. Richard W. Knost of Pittsfield NH will preside as district governor and James E. Lambeth of Thomasville NC, a Rotary International director, will speak. The event will nominate a governor for 1974 75 and officers will be elected at the Minneapolis St Paul convention. Rotary serves about 15 884 clubs with 747 000 members in 150 countries.
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Rotary District 787
Woodstock Inn
Theodore W. Bird
Bennington
Rotary International
International
William C. Carter
Battersea
London
England
Wih
Minneapolis-St. Paul
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