Bodine and Ryan Seek renomination as Trustees
Charles Bodine and George Ryan, longtime Bennington Village trustees, confirmed they will seek the Citizens Party nomination for reelection at the annual caucus. Bodine, from Ward 6 at 310 Crescent Blvd, has served twelve years. Ryan, of 110 Pratt St, has served multiple terms on the village board.
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Charles Bodine
George Ryan
Bennington Village
Citizens Party
Bodine
Crescent Blvd
Ryan
Pratt St
Representa
Sale Planned For Student Loan Fund
Bennington County Registered Nurses Association has scheduled its annual Opportunity Sale for April to benefit the Mary A. Baker Student Loan Fund. Volunteers collect furniture books toys clothing and other donations. Contact any registered nurse to donate. When arrangements are complete the date time and place will be announced. Meanwhile five of Ward 4 and Bodine comment on political opposition and public service. The Citizen's party caucus will nominate two water commissioners and other village officers. non-nominated candidates must file petitions with Village Clerk Hilda Hurley.
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Bennington County Registered Nurses Association
Mary A. Baker
Bodine
Citizen’s Party
Hilda Hurley
Free Skiing For Junior Achievers Culmination
The Junior Ski program ends with free skiing for children holding blue red or black armbands who have completed three lessons. The event runs Monday and Tuesday at Prospect Mountain area with sign in after 10 a.m. in the first aid room. Armband wearers will be supervised by ski instructing mothers and questions go to Carol Miller at 442-9063.
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Prospect Mountain
Prospect
Carol Miller
Tuesday Night Dele Carnegie Training Session Preview
A promotional blurb invites readers to attend a first session of modern Dele Carnegie training aimed at unlocking hidden abilities. It promises quick results in public speaking, persuasive expression, gaining cooperation, and reducing inner tensions to help participants perform at their best.
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Dele Carnegie
Freeman To Visit Vermont Next Week
Governor Hoff announced that Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman will visit Vermont February 22 and 23 with a one day Maine stop. The trip ends with a conference including Hoff and Governors John W. King of New Hampshire and Kenneth M. Curtis of Maine. Freeman will also visit St Albans to inspect cooperative marketing programs and assess federal program effectiveness.
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Montpelier
UPD
Philip H. Hoff
Orville Freeman
Vermont
Hoff
Maine
Freeman
John W. King
New Hampshire
Kenneth M. Curtis
St. Albans
Veteran newsman warns of riot-filled summer ahead
New England AP bureau chief Jack Sims told Bennington Rotary that rioting could erupt in about 15 major U.S. cities including Chicago Boston Washington New York and Los Angeles. He noted the AP has funds set aside to cover riots and warned of trouble at the Democratic convention in Chicago with Stokeley Carmichael active.
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Bennington
Rotarians
Stokeley Carmichael
United States
Sims
Washington
Vietnam
Hanoi
White House
Sleeman Opens Campaign With Blast at Hogan
Richard Sleeman launched his campaign for a sister’s three year term under the Taxpayers party banner by denouncing Francis J. Hogan. He accuses Hogan of limited cooperation and cites alleged improper assessments and omissions in Bennington’s grand list while highlighting BTPA findings and past invocations of invitations to inspect records.
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Richard Sleeman
Bennington
Francis J. Hogan
Board of
Listers
Sleeman
Hogan
Selectman
Sister
Lister
Bennington Taxpayers Protective Association
Bennington Village
Old Bennington
BTPA
Taxpayers Party
GOP
Hamilton L. Shields
Shields
Democrats
Taxpayers
Francis Hogan
Hamilton Shields
Montpelier
House Advances Measure To Tax Nuclear Plant
In Montpelier the Vermont House advanced legislation to impose a 1.9 percent tax on the proposed $110 million Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant at Vernon.
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House
Vernon
Francis Peisch
Burlington
Persch
Ways and Means
Arthur Morrison
Waterford
Vermont
Morrison
Hackett urges faster budget cuts in Hoff administration
Montpelier Vermont. Republican House Majority Leader Luther Hackett of South Burlington warns the Hoff administration to accelerate budget cutting actions. He says the pace must pick up to address fiscal pressures facing the state government.
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Hackett
House
YMCA Plans Twice Weekly Exercise and Sports Classes
The YMCA will start men's exercise and volleyball sessions next Monday, meeting Mondays 5:30 to 7 and Wednesdays 6:30 to 8. Led by Joseph Strzesak, the program emphasizes muscle tone, heart health, and progressive effort, with running, volleyball, badminton, and handball included.
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YMCA
Joseph Strzesak
Rhode Island
Y’s
Knights of Columbus Announce Vermont Scholarship Program
The Vermont State Council Knights of Columbus will award a $250 scholarship to one boy and one girl each year starting after 1967 68. Eligibility includes Knights members or children of members in the Vermont jurisdiction, with verification by the local council. Applications must be requested from Gerald E Morrissey, with a filing deadline of April 1.
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Knights of Columbus
Vermont State Council
Vermont
Knights of Columbus Scholarship Committee
Gerald E. Morrissey
P.O. Box
Bennington
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Bradford
Mon. Plaza Shopping Center
Haynes & Kane Inc
Dial
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Banner Publishing Corporation
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