Mrs. Edna LeCuyer sells Bellows Falls Food Mart in retirement plan
Mrs. Edna LeCuyer of Bellows Falls sells LeCuyer’s Food Mart after nearly 35 years in business. She hopes shorter hours and plans to rest a few months before seeking work. Her career began at 12 in Bennington, later managing at E. L. Nichols, then running a family venture that included Esquire Outlet and a pizza parlor. The new buyers are Mr. and Mrs. Tony Paskiewicz of Putney.
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Edgar J. Lecuyer
Bellows Falls
Irene LaFlamme
Bennington
LeCuyer
Food Mart
James Wood Jewelry
E.L. Nichols
Tme
Mr. LeCuyer
North Adams
Mass
Harry Gongeau
Harbro Shoe Co
Gable Press
Rockingham Street
Rockingham Press
U.S. Army
LeCuyers
Fsquire Mig. Co
Vermont
Es Quire
Why not no fault in Vermont drive policy debate
A Vermont driver recounts a no fault car insurance discussion contrasting Massachusetts no fault with Vermont liability rules. The piece notes rising rates, court costs, and advocates for or against a compulsory no fault system while urging readers to voice their views to influence future legislation.
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North Adams
Massachusetts
Vvermont
Hig Insurance Company
Vermont
Senate
House
Whorr J. Spoke
VFW Auxiliary Elects Officers and Plans June Convention
VFW Auxiliary held an officer election with Mrs Helen Davis presiding. Janet LeBlanc is president and other officers include Mildred Harrington senior vice president Dorothy King junior vice president Eleanor Welch treasurer Louise Seymour conductress Margaret Knights chaplain Agnes St John guard and trustees Joyce Leonard Doris Kinney Marion Charest. District delegates named Janet LeBlanc Donia Kinney Eleanor Welch Dorothy King Mildred Harrington Carol Meehan Barbara Charron. Next district meeting will be announced and department convention set for June 2 3 4 at White River Junction. Books audited May 3 at 7 30 p.m. Installation in May. next regular meeting May 9 at 8 p.m.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Helen Davis
Waa
Marion’ Charest
Department’ Convention
Department
White River Junction
Janet LeBlanc
Donia Kinney
Eleanor Welch
Dorothy King
Mildred Harrington
Carol Meehan
Barbara Charron
Marion Charest
Edna Brusd
Shirley Wilkins
Louise Seymour
Wet Kinney
Edna Bruso
Catherine Sawyer
Margaret Knights
Agnes St.John
Joyce Leonard
Doris. Kinney
Lillian Bourassa
Dorothy Mayer
Jane Barbeau
Cloudy Weekend Forecast For New England Weather
The extended outlook from the National Weather Service for New England calls for a cloudy Sunday with a chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. Highs are expected in the 50s and 60s with morning lows in the 30s and 40s.
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Boston
UPI
National Weather Service
New England
School lunch menus and activities listed for Mt Anthony and North Bennington
Menu items for Mt Anthony Union High School and North Bennington run Monday through Friday with offerings such as juice, hamburgers, macaroni with meat sauce, baked chicken, fish sticks, goulash, and barbecued beet sandwiches. Additional notes mention community events and services including arts and crafts, puppet making, a card party, and a visit by Kathy Ball of United Counseling Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Kathy Ball
United Counseling Service
Natural foods in Bennington two local shops stand out
Bennington hosts Gingerbread House at 201 Depot St and Spice n Nice at 223 North St offering a wide range of natural foods. They stock grains and flours, oils, dried fruits, nuts, canned goods and soy products with emphasis on purity and minimal processing. Both owners invite questions and promote natural living.
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Bennington
Depot St
Nice
Monument Plaza
North St
Grand Union
Gingerbread House
Spice ‘N
Nicé
Gingerbread
St. John
Deborah Jennings
Richard
Tina Hernandez
Spice ‘N’ Nice
Court St Andrew 458 CDA Meeting National Communion Day
Catholic Daughters of America court meets Tuesday at John XXII Institute with 7 p.m. mass on National Communion Day. All members urged to attend to receive CDA Notes, followed by a meeting. Telephone committee selling banquet tickets for May 17 at Williams Inn, Williamstown Mass. Vermont CDA state convention May 18 and 19 at Woodstock Hotel. notify regent to attend.
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Williams Inn
Williamstown
Mass
Vermont
CDA
Woodstock
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Lancer Books Inc
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Marjorie Sablow
Good Housekeeping
McCall's
Family Circle
Woman's Day
Mademaiselle
Allen Martin
Burlington
Point Bay Marina
Thompson’s Point
Charlotte
al Martin Motors Inc
South Burlington
Martin
Nancy Buchanan
Harry Cordes
Bene Nington
Martins
Robert
Oliphant
Fitzhugh
Dallas
Texas
Okmulgee
Okla
Dy Eileen M. Brogan
VFW
Furniture Inc
IM ST
Bennington, VT
Camp Y Woods
Alexander BR. Drysdale
Bennington Seleenman
Daniel Cadiz
Richard Ntoliyelte
North Bennington
Zenith Pee Ata
Vnay Pee
Vermont National
Kellogg
General Mills
Mather
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Herrsiilke Plaza
Nokt
Adams
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