Chain distributorship fraud outlawed under Vermont rule CF 100
Vermont’s first Consumer Fraud Rule CF 100 took effect Thursday to curb chain distributorship schemes. The rule targets promoters who lure buyers with promised profits from distributorships and sales to others, often risking investments from $1,500 to $7,500. Citizens are advised to record solicitors’ details and report to the Consumer Protection Bureau.
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Burlington
Vermont
Attorney General’s
Consumer Protection Bureau
Church St
United States
Bureau
P.O
Church Street
New Vistas on the Battle of Bennington lecture
Peter C. Maunsell will discuss newly uncovered data on Ethan Allen John Stark Seth Warner and Frederick Baum and their roles before during and after the Battle of Bennington in a 8 p.m. lecture February 9 at the Gov. McCullough Mansion North Bennington. The event is sponsored by the Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences. Maunsell, a Montpelier native now living in Bennington, pursues a novelist’s approach to Vermont history and has researched materials for a modern readable account of the battle.
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Edward Patrick
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Judy Monahan
Raymond LaTour
Col
Seth Warner
Monument Circle
Battle of
Bennington
Peter C. Maunsell
Gov. McCullough
North Bennington
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
Maunsell
Montpelier
Ethan Allen
John Stark
Frederick Baum
Dalton announces engagement of Joanne Marie Dalton
Mr and Mrs John M Dalton of North Bennington announce the engagement of their daughter Joanne Marie to Robert C Wheeler son of Mr and Mrs Graydon Wheeler of Hadley Massachusetts
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John M. Dalton
North Bennington
Joanne Marie
Robert C. Wheeler
Graydon Wheeler
Hadley, Mass
Married Martin Boprey at Shaftsbury Methodist Church
The January 29 wedding of Carol L. Boprey and George L. Martin took place at Shaftsbury's Methodist Church with Rev. A J MacDonald officiating. Organist Louise Gauthier and vocalist Richard Borden supported, and Robert Daggette of Tupper Lake escorted the bride.
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Shaftsbury
Carol L. Boprey
Ernest J. Boyer
Tupper Lake
N.Y
George L. Martin
Thomas Hammond
Kenneth Martin
North Bennington
A. J. MacDonald
Louise Gauthier
Richard Borden
Robert Daggette
Ostrower Ostrander Seeks Union With Kentucky Groom
North Pownal announces engagement of Kimberly Sue Ostrander to Jerry Wayne Gross son of Manchester Kentucky The couple plan no date The bride works at Mammoth Mart The groom at Williams College The affair included a four tier veil and red roses and white carnations The bridal party featured Jo Ann Hayden and Gerald Elwell The reception was a casual dinner Afterwards another engagement is noted Teresa Hoth to Donald Gangell The bride nursing student will graduate in June The groom served in Vietnam and works for the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority The wedding is planned for August
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Pownal
Jackson H. Ostrander
North Church Street
Kimberly Sue
Jerry Wayne Gross
Jobie Gross
Manchester
Miss Ostrander
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Gross
Clay County High School
Green Mountain Park
Jo-Ann Hayden
Shaftsbury
Gerald Elwell
Mammoth Mart
Williams College
Engagements Highlight Desibia Ellingwood and Galusha Rice
Deb or ah Ann Desibia and Roger Ellingwood announce their engagement, both Champlain College graduates with careers in law and healthcare. Muriel Huntington Galusha and Edward Addison Rice plan a late summer wedding, sharing arts and sports interests. Rice is state health inspector for southern Vermont. The Desibi as wedding is set for September 30 in New Jersey.
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Shaftsbury
A. Ranney Galusha
Muriel Huntington Galusha
Edward Addison Rice
North Bennington
Miss Galusha
Vermont College
Jonas Galusha
Thomas Chittenden
Independent Republic of Vermont
Rice
Goddard College
Plainfield
University of Massachusetts
University of Vermont
Southern
Vermont
Miss Desibia
Mr. Ellingwood
Champlain College
Burlington
Seymour Chase
Hackensack, N.J
Cancer Inc
Brattleboro
Recreation Schedule For Week At Local Venues
Monday events include women's ski instruction at Mt Anthony Country Club at 7, Chess Club at Stark Street Playground at 7 30, watercolor class at 8, MAUHS men’s basketball at 8, Arlington versus Steak House at 9 30, Benn Pastry versus St Joe’s. Tuesday lists BROC cooking class and arts and crafts at 1, tax assistance at 6 30, yoga at 8, Labor Council meeting at 8, men’s basketball meeting. Wednesday features BROC sewing class at 9, women’s volleyball at armory at 1, puppet group at 1, food-stamp distribution at 2 30, Senior Citizens woodworking at junior high at 2 30. Thursday shows tax assistance at 1, judo at MAUHS at 7, art and drawing at Stark Street Playground at 7 30, men’s basketball tournament begins at MAUHS at 8. Friday lists Senior Citizens bowling at Bennington Lanes at 3, public card party at 8. Saturday has Rifle Club at armory at 9. Sunday includes Senior Citizens social hour at 4 30.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
Stark Street Playground
Mauhs
Arlington
Steak House
Benn Pastry
St. Joe’s
Labor Council
BROC
Armory
Senior Citizens
St Joseph honors students listed in honor societies
Academic Dean James G. Donahue announced St Joseph College seniors and freshmen earned top honors. Senior President's Honor Society members include Darlene Berard Christine Boyd Larry Cass Pamela Harrison Louise Hayes and others. Freshmen named to the President's Honor Society include Michele Brunner Pamela Csizmesia Eileen DeLisle and several Bennington area students. Dean's list seniors feature Lynn Bunk Dennis Desnoyers Al Grabowski and more, while freshmen earning the dean's list include Guylaine Blanchette James Camp Rene Flandreau Richard Geer and others such as Colleen Kenna Margaret McCann and Susan Williams.
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St. Joseph College
James G. Donahue
Darlene Berard
Bennington
Christine Boyd
Wilmington
Larry Cass
West Charleston
Pamela Harrison
Rutland
Louise Hayes
Middlebury
Patricia Herring
North Bennington
Cynthia Latif
Wayne Massari
Readsboro
Muriel Pelham
West Arlington
Beverly Pratt
North Pownal
Donald Seney
North Hoosick
N.Y
Herb Severs
Eileen Sheehan
Frances Sheldon
Manchester Center
John Whalen
Bronx
John Young
Guylaine Blanchette
St. Albans
James T. Camp
Rene A. Flandreau
Stamford
UCS Buys Building for Thrift Shop Expansion
The United Counseling Service of Bennington County has purchased the former Village Machine Shop near the Old Stone Church in North Bennington from the U.S. Small Business Administration. Executive director Joseph LoPiccolo said the move aims to expand the Thrift Shop into a full time operation, with a spring timeline for the new location pending a formal plan.
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United Counseling Service
Bennington County
LoPiccolo
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Walker
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Joanne M. Dalton
Kimberly S. Ostrander
Ostrander
Frederic D. Hoth
Gage St
Teresa
Donald T. Gangell
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Lee, Mass
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St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Berkshire Medical Center
Pittsfield
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U.S. Army
Vietnam
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Desibia
River Edge, N.J
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River Edge
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Charles R. Ellingwood
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Bennington Lanes
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Bank Americard
North Adams
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