Ephemera exhibit opens at Bennington Museum
The inaugural Ephemera Society show This Is Ephemera opens at Bennington Museum after acclaim in London in 1975. Featuring 1000 items from 17th to 20th centuries from eight founders plus American Antiquarian Society and Vermont Historical Society, with catalog Advertising Art in the 19th Century and a new book by Maurice Rickards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Ephemera Society
Bennington Museum
London
Britain
John Bettman
American Antiquarian Society
Vermont Historical Society
Maurice Rickards
Stephen Greene Press
Navy Sailor Rejoins After Mediterranean Deployment
Navy Boiler Technician Fireman Apprentice Richard E. Setzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snow Jr., returned from an extended deployment in the Mediterranean. He served aboard USS William H. Standley, part of the U.S. Sixth Fleet, participating in NATO exercises and visiting Portugal, Morocco, Spain, France, Italy, Tunisia and Greece. The 547 foot ship displaces 7,930 tons with a 418-member crew and is equipped with guns, missiles, an antisubmarine rocket launcher and a helicopter for long range detection. He enlisted in July 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Richard E. Setzer
Frank Snow Jr
South Stream Road
Bennington
Mediterranean Sea
William H. Standley
Charleston
S.C
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Portugal
Morocco
Spain
France
Italy
Tunisia
Greece
Allard Towne wedding at Woodstock in August
Elizabeth Towne daughter of Margaret Towne Pittstown New York and Maurice Towne Old Chatham New York became the bride of Mark E Allard son of Theresa Allard 109 Charles Street and Harold Allard Harvard Street Bennington. The ceremony was performed by a justice of the peace. The bride a Hoosac School and 1974 College of Wooster graduate is employed by Jard Co Bennington. The groom a 1973 Mt. Anthony Union High School graduate is employed by Stanley Tools. The couple reside at 332 Pleasant Street Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
O. Elizabeth Towne
Margaret Towne
Pittstown
N.Y
Maurice Towne
Old Chatham
Mark E. Allard
Theresa Allard
Charles St
Harold Allard
Harvard Street
Bennington
Hoosac School
College of Wooster
Wooster
Ohio
Jard Co
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Stanley Tools
VPIRG seeks reply time to counter pro nuclear ads
Vermont energy group VPIRG will invoke the FCC fairness doctrine to require radio stations airing Vermont Yankee pro nuclear ads to provide the opposing viewpoint. WPIRG Director Herman Bluestein says broadcasters must offer contrasting views when only one side is aired. The group emphasizes the public’s right to receive information from multiple sources on this controversial energy issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Safe Energy
Vermont Yankee
Vermont Public Interest Research Group, Inc
VPIRG
Public Interest Group
Federal Communications Commission
WPIRG
Herman Bluestein
Patriots Band to Begin Practice at Mt Anthony Union High
Mt Anthony Union High School's Patriots Marching Band will start practice Monday August 29 at 6 30 p m at the high school. The North Bennington Quiet Valley Food Co op branch will hold its monthly break down at 4 p m Friday at the North Bennington Congregational Church with food pickup at 6 30 p m. Vermont Yankee faces criticism over an advertising campaign seen as guiding future elections and inflated costs borne by ratepayers amid claims of misinformation from Bluestein and VPIRG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Patriots
North Bennington
Quiet Valley Food Co-op
North Bennington Congregational Church
Vermont Yankee
Bluestein
VPIRG
Vermont
Bennington women receive nurse's caps at Albany center
Three Bennington women James Mallory Kimberly Ryan and Barbara Wojewnik received nurse's caps at Albany Medical Center School of Nursing on August 19 marking six months of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, N.Y
Albany Medical Center School of Nursing
James Mallory
Kimberly Ryan
Barbara Wojewnik
CVPS seeks tax relief aid for efficient energy use
Rutland Vermont based Central Vermont Public Service Corp asks the Vermont congressional delegation to back legislation granting tax relief to electric customers who invest in energy efficiency by installing load reducing equipment and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland — Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Vermont
Ikebana workshop in Stockbridge led by Kiyoko Mills
Berkshire Garden Center hosts a Japanese flower arranging class on September 15 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. taught by Kiyoko Mills of Pittsfield. Limited to 30 students, bring a low flat vase, bowl, pinholder, long stems, branches, and lunch. Registration urged before September 10 at Routes 102 and 183 center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockbridge
Mass
Berkshire Garden Center
Kiyoko Mills
Pittsfield
Thrift Shop offers varied items at 140 Park Street
The Exchange and Thrift Shop lists on hand items including a photo enlarger, rocking horse, ironing board, car seats, back-to-school clothes, and other miscellaneous goods. Located at 140 Park St the shop operates Tuesday to Friday 10 am to 5 pm and Saturday 10 am to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange and Thrift Shop
Park St
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K & Loan Association
Ene Shin
Logan
Messenger Morgan
Regen
Fyaik Peege
Teow Boos
B. H. Hodgson
Fiction Adler
Trans-Siberian Express
Asimov
Barlay
The
Fleers
Heyer
Highsmith
Edith’s
Howard
Foxglove Country
Johnston
Bennington Free Library
Allen
Alper
Esquire
Arthur
Better Homes & Gardens
Brown
Chester
Church
Mary Meade
Clark
Lynchburg
Clifford
Conrad
Courtine
Madame Maigret
Day
Dayan
Moshe Dayan
Doane
Dyson
Earle
Eaby
Furst
Gibbons
Diet Cookbook
Goldman
Goode
Gutman
Herm
Johnson
Whatta-Gal
Babe Didrickson
Kaufman
Langer
Laski
Jane Austen
Magill
Mitchell
Alexander Hamilton
Morpurgo
West Point
Mother Earth News
Murphy
Nassau
Peterson
Phelps
Powers
United States
Rabb
Mediterranean
Edward Prescott
Allard- Towne
Pleasant St
Atom Man
Dick Fraser
Safford
CVPS
U.S
Robert T. Stafford
Patrick J. Leahy
James J. Jeffords
James E. Griffin
FDIC
Thrift Shop
C&h
C & H Lawn & Garden
U.S. Rt
Shaftsbury
Otto Tiel Te Ie
Te Ie
Vogue
Vamily
Main St
Nichols
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