Alien okay sought for Vermont apple harvest
Vermont apple growers seek federal permission to hire foreign workers for the harvest. The Labor Department certified 161 aliens, while producers request permits for 302. Many applicants lack physical qualifications, and last year only 9 percent of the 47,000 offered jobs stayed through the season.
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Vermont Job Service
Local farmer Gilman blends farming and carpentry in Greenhouse venture
Gilman cultivates an organic herb and vegetable patch using raised beds and companion planting, swears off chemicals, and plans to expand to supply area restaurants. He keeps a meticulous compost pile, runs a fiberglass greenhouse installation service, and collaborates with his potter wife Pat. He envisions sheep and horses on future farming plans while continuing carpentry and pottery work.
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Stephen
Eagle Bridge Inn
Inn
Gilman
White Creek
Gilmans
Pat
Union College
Alfred University
Downtown Bennington renewal work marches toward September
Downtown Bennington's historic preservation project continues with bid specifications for a new phase. Scape Unlimited reports bidding soon as work on the Pennysaver building progresses with a new cornice, 19th century style sign, awning and window box additions.
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Bennington
Massachusetts
Nancy Denig
Scape Unlimited
Springfield
Mass
State Division of Historic Preservation
Denny
Pennysaver
Bennington County
Denig
Putnam
Alexander B.R. Drysdale
Drysdale
South Street
VW Demolished In Old Bennington Crash
A 1967 Volkswagen was demolished at 3 45 this morning after the driver lost control on a curve on West Road in Old Bennington. Driver Alexander N Desamsonow 19 of Pownal and passengers Ralph R Garrett 19 and Mark E Caslin 19 of Bennington were treated for cuts and bruises and released.
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Bennington
West Road
Old Bennington
Alexander N. Desamsonow
Pownal
Ralph R. Garrett
Mark E. Caslin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Garrett
Harold F. White
Oakley Frost
Harwood Hill
Raymond R. van
Whitingham
Driver rammed cruiser in Shaftsbury escape
State police investigate an unusual incident Sunday night at 11 49 when a dark sedan rammed a police cruiser near School and Pleasant streets then fled toward Shaftsbury. Officer Michael Martin pursued but the operator escaped before officers arrived. The 1962 Ford sedan is registered to Donald Moffit of Shaftsbury.
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Shaftsbury
Michael Martin
School
Pleasant Streets
Dunkin Donuts
Pleasant
Park Street
Martin
East Road
Buck Hill Road
Donald Moffit
Bennington Briefs Board Meetings and Local Notices
The Mt Anthony Union School Board meets at 7 tonight at the high school to hear reports on opening of school transportation mileage allotments and the 1977 78 budget with an executive session to interview candidates for the senior high principalship at 8 p m. The Bennington School Board meets at 7 Wednesday night at Beech Street School to hear committee and administrator reports. Parents Without Partners holds a board and business meeting tonight at 8 at the Heritage House Restaurant with a discussion and social hour. The Bennington County Democratic Committee meets at 8 p m Wednesday Aug 25 at Cole Hall South Shaftsbury. William J Kehoe a June graduate of Mt Anthony Union High School has enrolled at Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center in Fisher ville Va and would appreciate hearing from friends.
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Bennington
Beech Street School
Parents Without Partners
Heritage House
Bennington County
Democratic Committee
Cole Hall
South Shaftsbury
William J. Kehoe
Safford St
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Fisherville
New York Vermont settle on Lake Champlain dumping limit
New York Environmental Conservation Commissioner Peter Berle and Vermont official Gordon Piper announced a 10 000 pound per day average of International Paper effluent into Lake Champlain near Ticonderoga after talks at the Lake Champlain Committee meeting. Vermont preferred 6 800 pounds but accepted the compromise with a 20 000 pound daily maximum, while Berle warned current discharges run about 24 000 pounds daily and cautioned against a harsher cap that could trigger lengthy litigation.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
UPI
New York State
Vermont
International Paper Co
Lake Champlain
New York
International Paper
Ticonderoga
Piper
Berle
Boy Hurt On Bike In Rupert Collision
An 11 year old West Rupert boy named Anthony Perkins suffered a broken leg when he rode his 10speed bicycle into the path of a 1972 Volvo driven by Dyanne Dewis of Monmouth New Jersey on Route 315 in Rupert. The car had light damage and the bike was destroyed. The youth was taken by Salem Rescue Squad to Mary Mc Clellan Hospital in Cambridge where he was treated and released.
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West Rupert
Dyanne Dewis
Monmouth
N.J
Rupert
Anthony Perkins
Salem Rescue Squad
Mary McClellan
Cambridge
Anti-smoking five day program resumes at Putnam Memorial Hospital
A five day anti smoking clinic will run at Putnam Memorial Hospital from Sunday August 29 to Thursday September 2 at 7 p m. Howard Fish and his wife an R N lead the program co sponsored by the Seventh day Adventist Church and the Bennington County American Cancer Society chapter. Open to anyone trying to quit tobacco. Backsliders are especially invited. No charge for the clinic.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
Howard Fish
R.N
Seventhday Adventist Church
Bennington County
American Cancer Society
Area Funerals Highlight Local Deaths In August
Funeral services were held for Everett J. Morgan of Pownal who died Aug. 19 at Crescent Manor with burial at Park Lawn Cemetery Bennington. Also noted are services for Rose Zovistoski of Queensbury mother of Henrietta Billow and Philip S. Dorman of East Pownal with multiple bearers and committal prayers.
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Pownal
Crescent Manor
Mahar & San
Floyd I. la Bombard
First Baptist Church
Peter R. Donovan
Henry Montgomery
Raymond Aja
Lawrence Chaffee
Frederick Greene
Peter Krawczyk
Park Lawn Cemetery
Bennington
la Bombard
Rose Zovistoski
Queensbury
N.Y
Henrietta Billow
South Shaftsbury
All Saints Roman Catholic Church
Granville
Joseph Lepich
Our Lady of Mt
Philip S. Dorman
East Pownal
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar & Son
Clarence Barrows
Kingdom Hall
The
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Mr. Barrows
Bennington District Court hears multiple pleas in fatal Route 9 crash
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg heard James O. Wright 16 plead not guilty to DUI and careless driving with fatality from the June 21 Route 9 crash that killed 16 year old James Ormal Pierce. Bail set at 500 and 2000 with conditions including 10 pm curfew and no alcohol. Others faced varied charges including no contest pleas for careless driving, guilty waivers for public intoxication, and pro forma not guilty pleas for leaving the scene, receiving stolen property, and welfare fraud in multiple towns.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
James O. Wright
Long Trail Road
Woodford
Wright
James Ormal Pierce
Fienberg
Joseph F. O’neil
James W. Gail
Manchester
Vincent Capela Jr
Dorset
Ida G. Shepard
Shushan
N.Y
Ricky R. Alderman
Petersburg
Peter J. Griffin Jr
Arlington
Manchester Center
Stephen Godyn
North Adams
Mass
Pownal
Michael T. W. Carrow
East Arlington
Burt E. Stratton
Peacham Academy Building Burns In Vermont Fire
Officials probed a blaze that gutted Peacham Academy, a privately owned former high school. About 125 firefighters from 12 departments battled the fire, destroying the 181 year old structure. The academy, Vermont’s oldest continuing private school, closed in 1971 due to finances and was later bought by local residents to preserve the village’s character.
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Peacham
UPI
Peacham Academy
Vermont
Caledonia County
Hospital Notes Friday and Saturday add and birth notices
Admissions include Forrest Bryant Martha Frechette Bennington Jeffrey Kelly Pownal births include a son to Michael Constantino Bennington a daughter to Douglas Bond North Bennington and a son to Frank Babcock Petersburg N Y discharges include Pamela Meehan baby Robert Bleau Willard Morse Marilyn Watkins Sean Harrigan Ruth Watkins and others. Saturday lists multiple admissions births and a notable birth Julie Ann Crawford Holland Nebraska and Sandra Richard and Arthur J Richard family connections noted.
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Admissions
Forrest Bryant
Martha Frechette
Bennington
Jeffrey Kelly
Pownal
Michael Constantino
Douglas Bond
North Bennington
Frank Babcock
Petersburg
N.Y
Pamela Meehan
Baby Boy
Robert Bleau
Willard Morse
Marilyn Watkins
Cambridge
Sean Harrigan
West Wordsboro
Ruth Watkins
Salem
Julie Ann
H. Russell Crawford
Holland, Neb
Crawford
Sandra Richard
Corrine
Arthur J. Richard
Lula S. Themelis
Reuben Levin
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