Sacred Heart Mardi Gras Celebration At Parish Hall
Sacred Heart Parishioners enjoyed a Mardi Gras supper and dance themed Mardi Gras in Paris. A large Eiffel Tower prop and France posters decorated the K of C Hall while the Common Courtesy band played. About 175 people attended the costume event and Napoleon era parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parish
Paris
K of C
France
Napoleon Bonaparte
Sacred Heart
Raggedy Ann
Raggedy Andy
Kathy Raina
Carol Crandell
Bennington Court Proceedings Report Mixed Docket
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg presided as Clark Solomon also known as Clark Salmon faced pro forma not guilty pleas on aggravated assault and animal cruelty charges. Multiple defendants across Bennington, Winhall, Sunderland, Shaftsbury, Pownal, and Arlington reported pleas including guilty, no contest, and fines for DUI, public intoxication, and other offenses with bail and license suspensions noted. Boston Globe reports Maurice Frye Jr. dismissed from New England HUD post by Patricia Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Clark Solomon
Clark Salmon
Fed
Richard Washington
Margaret Washington
Richard
Douglas S. Green
Winhall
David A. Ennis
East Arlington
Sunderland
Samuel Colliano
Bernard D. Howe
Dorothy A. Gallett
Shaftsbury
James B. Montgomery
Robert A. Ewer
Manchester
Dennis H. Pratt
Patrick M. Brady
Harwood Strobeck
Cambridge
N.Y
Arlington
Paul H. Brooks
Clarksburg
Mass
Pownal
Robert F. Gage
Sandra J. Stevens
Rutland
Timothy J. Walsh
Williamstown
Christopher A. Harrington
Mark K. Barden
Boston
UPI
Maurice Frye Jr
New England
Boston Globe
the Globe
Frye
HUD
Patricia Harris
Harold Thompson
Edward W. Brooke
The
Globe
Accused murderer's attorney seeks charge clarification
In Manchester the defense for Richard Minckler asks Superior Court for a State list of particulars to explain motions. Minckler, 25, Rutland, is charged with first degree murder in the October 5 death of Harry Cirelli. public records show continued legal action and requests for specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cirelli
Manchester
Superior Court
David Reid
Bennington
Richard Minckler
Rutland
Minckler
Healthy Vermont hearings on state health agency status
A trio of public hearings will be held Saturday February 26 across Vermont to hear comments on Healthy Vermont Inc. seeking recognition as the official health systems agency under Public Law 93-641. Sessions begin 10 a.m. in Montpelier and Rutland and 1:30 p.m. in Burlington. written comments may be mailed to Healthy Vermont Inc. Box 984 Montpelier.
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Montpelier
Healthy Vermont Inc
Health Systems Agency For Vermont
Bethany Church
Unitarian Church
Rutland
College Street Congregational Church
Burlington
Healthy Vt. Inc
Correction on Bennington Tutorial Center location and trial updates
Corrections fix the Bennington Tutorial Center address to 469 Main St in the Bennington Club building, not 439 Main St in the Cone Building. The omnibus hearing is continued to Thursday March 3 at 9 30 p m in Superior Court. Reid seeks bill of particulars before arguing motions. Trial date discussion suggests early May, but no official date set. Michael J Martin and William T Keefe are involved in related first degree murder case. Martin and Minckler plead innocent. Minckler remains jailed on a detainer and is wanted in New York on assault and robbery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Bennington Club
Main St
Cone Building
Reid
Superior Court
Elizabeth King
William T. Keefe
Raymond G. Bolton
Thomas L. Hayes
Hayes
Bolton
Michael J. Martin
North Clarendon
Minckler
Martin
St. Albans
New York
Vermont lawmakers debate rape bill and pass elections board repeal
In Montpelier the Senate floor debate on a new rape law was slated after a Judiciary Committee endorsed the bill 4 to 2. The House prepared final passage of a bill to abolish the Elections Board after preliminary support, while the Senate OKed a resolution allowing trucks to haul 20 percent more. A Natural Resources panel opened talks on a phosphate detergent ban amid mixed prospects, with Indiana cited as precedent for lake cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Rights
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
State Elections Board
Senate
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Indiana
Vermont
Gordon Pyper
Pyper
Natural Resources
Melvin Mandigo
Essex-Orleans
Dickey Lincoln hires a p r man for project PR
Rep. David Emery says a public relations man earning 21000 dollars annually has been added to the federal payroll to promote the Dickey Lincoln hydroelectric project. Larry Grossman of the Army Corps of Engineers New England division will run a high visibility public involvement program for the 533 million Canadian border scheme. Emery urged President Carter to withhold further funding as the project languishes, criticizing Corps spending of nine million so far on studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
UPI
David Emery
R-Maine
Emery
Washington
Larry Grossman
New England
Army Corps of Engineers
Grossman
Dickey-Lincoln
Carter
Dickey- Lincoln
Congress
Las Vegas Nite Fundraiser Details Five $50 Bonds as Prizes
United Counseling Service hosts Las Vegas Nite at Mt. Anthony Country Club on Saturday March 5 at 8 p.m. Five $50 Savings Bonds donated by local banks will be drawn during the evening. Tickets are 7 in advance or 7.50 at the door, including 2,000 play money for games like craps blackjack roulette horserace and birdcage. Reservations suggested.
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Las Vegas
United Counseling Service
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Vermont National Bank
Catamount National Bank
First Vermont Bank and Trust
Chittenden Trust
Factory Point National Bank
Dragon’s Shoe Store
Robert Paul
Michael Brady
John Cahill
Obituary: Rose Mary Standish Die in Florida at 85
Word reached about Rose Mary Niles Standish sister of Charles Niles of White Creek New York she died February 17 after a brief illness in Melbourne Beach Florida. Born 1910 she was a Champlain Valley Hospital registered nurse active in the DAR. Survived by her husband Robert of Fairport New York a son Captain Richard Standish in Germany with the U S Air Force two grandchildren and two sisters Chloe Black of Chatham New York and Winifred Ar coutte of Hinsdale Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Mary (Niles) Standish
Charles Niles
White Creek
N.Y
Melbourne Beach
Fla
Fairport, N.Y
Charles E. and
Rose (Sisson) Niles
Champlain Valley Hospital
Champlain, N.Y
The
DAR
Robert
Fairport
Capt
Richard Standish
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Chloe Black
Chatham
Winifred Arcoutte
Hinsdale
Mass
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Kaith Raina
Bennington District Court
N.E. Hud
Nichals
By Maggie C. Bucholt
Moose Lodge
Lois Banulis
ADV
Call
Dickey
Lincoln
P.r. Man
RSVP
Grace LaGrange
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mrs. LaGrange
Red Cross
North St
Rose Mary Standish
Gladstone
Barre
North Main
Upper Church
Rutland Plaza
Newport
Plattsburgh
Pyramid Mall
Winooski
West Canal
U.S
Iford & Gage
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