Parks group prepares lunch with lawmakers
The Vermont Recreation and Park Association hosts its third annual legislators luncheon in Montpelier at Bethany Church on Wednesday January 19. A noon Dutch treat lunch invites the public. Afterward a discussion covers VRPA legislative concerns including Bureau of Outdoor Recreation program impacts the state register for Natural Areas and the Unemployment Compensation Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
The
Vermont Recreation & Park Association
Bethany Church
Servation
Vermont
VRPA
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Programs
State Register For Natural Areas
Unemployment Compensation Act
Bennington Briefs Action at Molly Stark School and Local Lists
A dance workshop at 7 30 pm Saturday at Molly Stark School gym sponsored by Catamount Gatlabouts with Joe Uebelacker calling squares. new dean’s list honoree Walter Dunham named at Albany College of Pharmacy Union University. Bennington Welcome Wagon Club meets Jan 13 at Kathy Luther’s home with new officers installing before social hour. Modern dance class starts Thursday at Green Mountain Arts Collaborative for all ages taught by Cheryl Neiderman. fee 2 per class. Lost brown billfold with photos and money. reward at Senior Citizens Center. Mt Anthony Country Club open for dinners 6 9 pm Tue–Sat and noon 8 pm Sun. Napolitano’s pizza ad and Shea Agency Insurance ad appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Stark
the Catamount Gatlabouts
Joe Uebelacker
Walter Dunham
Walter
Joyce Dunham
Dewey Street
Albany College of Pharmacy
Union University
Bennington Welcome Wagon Club
Kathy Luther
Coulter Street
Congress probes Seabrook tower dispute in Seabrook plan
Concord New Hampshire UPI Congress will investigate whether an environmental ruling blocking cooling tunnels at Seabrook nuclear plant conflicts with the Clean Water Act Rep James Cleveland charged the EPA decision was absurd and urged expedited final ruling The dispute pits EPA thermal discharge concerns against NRC tunnel approvals as Congress considers oversight amid fears over delays and energy dependence
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Congress
Seabrook
James Cleveland
Rn.h
Cleveland
John McGlennon
Environmental Protection Agency
Committee On Public Works
EPA
McGlennon
Train
General Accounting Office
Public Works Committee
Atlantic Ocean
New Hampshire
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
PSC
The
Public Service Co
New England
Sausville Ballance Tie The Knot In Bennington Home
Jo-Ann Marie Ballance, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Hebert of Bennington, wed Anthony Joseph Sausville, son of Mrs Bernadette Sausville and the late Adolphus Sausville, in a civil ceremony at the home of David Sausville. Justice of the Peace Arthur Lemieux presided. Maid of honor Patty Hebert and best man Alfred LaTour. The bride wore an off white floor length gown with white and red carnations. The groom works for the Bennington Police Department. they plan to live in Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo-Ann Marie Ballance
Glenn Hebert
Bennington
Anthony Joseph Sausville
Bernadette Sausville
Adolphus Sausville
Arthur Lemieux
David Sausville
Patty Hebert
Alfred LaTour
Jeffords nominates students to U S service academies
U S Rep James M Jeffords R Vt announces nominations for the class entering July 1977 He notes two Military and four Air Force vacancies plus Vermont two Merchant Marine slots The list names many applicants for Military Air Force and Naval academies with home towns and towns of record throughout Vermont and nearby areas
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Washington
U.S
James M. Jeffords
R-Vt
Jeffords
Military
Air Force
Naval Academy
Vermont
Merchant Marine Academy
Military Academy
Jeffords seeks Supreme Court review to block automatic pay raises
Vermont Republican Rep. James Jeffords says he will appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court after a three-judge panel ruled against a suit with Rep. Larry Pressler seeking to force Congress to vote on its own pay raises. The plan would affect automatic increases up to 57,500 dollars, not current pay levels. Jeffords emphasizes restoring public confidence and rejects back-door raises while noting the challenge targets procedural, not salary amounts.
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Commission On Executive Branch
Congress
Jeffords
UVM President Hires Two Retired Aides for Spring
Burlington University of Vermont President Lattie F. Coor named two retired administrators to assist temporarily this spring. Carl W. Janke, former Harvard CFO and new UVM Trustee, will be a part-time consultant. Thomas H. Eliot, former Washington University chancellor and Salzburg Seminar president, will be a full-time staff member through mid May.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Lattie F. Coor
Carl W. Janke
Harvard
UVM Board of Trustees
UVM
Janke
Coor
Thomas H. Eliot
Washington University
Eliot
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Labor
Court of St. James
Eliots
J. Douglas Burke
John Jewett
College of Arts and Sciences
William Carey
Worms Wait for Sheltered Biscuits in Oregon
In Portland, Oregon, worm growers seek relief biscuits stored in fallout shelters after the Pentagon urged surplus disposal. Myra Lee of Multnomah County Emergency Services notes the aged biscuits may upset humans or animals, but worms thrive on them. Oregon worm growers line up to claim the surplus snack.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Myra Lee
Multnomah
Oregon
Bennington Court Hears Pleas For Larceny and Assaults
Acting Judge James Cormier handled cases in Bennington District Court on Monday. William J. Campbell and Daniel J. Boyd, both of Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey, pleaded guilty by waiver to petty larceny of firewood owned by Timothy Baker in Dorset on November 26 and were fined 50 dollars each. Roger E. Munger and William J. Peterson, both of Bennington, pleaded guilty to simple assault mutual fighting in Bennington on December 23 and were fined 50 dollars each. David S. Blodgett of North Bennington pleaded guilty to unlawful mischief in Bennington on December 19 and was fined 75 dollars. Bruce E. Banulis of Bennington pleaded not guilty to simple assault against officers Edward J. Coyne and Thomas J. Crowe on November 26 and released on 100 dollar bail. Nelson F. Briggs of Royal Pine Villa Pownal pleaded not guilty to petty larceny in Pownal on November 24 and released on 100 dollars. Albert H. LaCross of Bennington pleaded guilty to driving with license suspended in Bennington on December 25 and was fined 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cormier
Bennington District Court
William J. Campbell
Hasbrouck Heights
N.J
Daniel J. Boyd
Hasbrouck
Timothy Baker
Dorset
Roger E. Munger
William J. Peterson
Bennington
David S. Blodgett
North Bennington
Bruce E. Banulis
Edward J. Coyne
Thomas J. Crowe
Nelson F. Briggs
Royal Pine Villa
Pownal
Albert H. LaCross
Obituary: Myrtle Moss Thurber 88 of Cambridge
Mrs Myrtle Moss Thurber 88 of 77 Spring St Cambridge N Y died Tuesday at Mary McClellan Hospital after a short illness Born Deerhead N Y May 19 1890 daughter of John and Amelia Moss educated in Bouquet N Y She was a member of United Methodist Church Cambridge She first married William Church died 1940 then Henry Thurber died 1960 Survived by daughter Pearl Gates and son Martin Church both of Cambridge brother John Moss Melrose sister Mary Graves Stephentown Center and several nieces and nephews Funeral Thursday at 2 p m at J Donald Smith Funeral Home Cambridge entombment Woodlawn Cemetery Cambridge Memorials to Methodist Church or Cambridge Valley Rescue Squad care of funeral home Also brief courthouse notes follow.
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Myrtle Thurber
Myrtle (Moss) Thurber
Spring St
Cambridge
N.Y
Mary McClellan
Deerhead
John
Amelia Daclaw Moss
Bouquet
United Methodist Church of
William Church
Henry Thurber
Pearl Gates
Martin Church
John Moss
Melrose
Mary Graves
Stephentown Center
Donald Smith
South Park St
Richard W. Mellerup
Woodlawn Cemetery
Methodist Church
Cambridge Valley Rescue Squad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parks Group
Bennington Briefs
Green Mountain Arts Collaborative
River and
North Streets
Cheryl Neiderman
Community Arts Association
Senior Citizens Center
North Street
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Shea Agency Inc
Insurance Center
Main St
ADV
Ben Mont Ave
Seabrook Tower
the Public Service Co
Russell Train
Carter
Sausville- Ballance
Steven M. Bilodeau
Gilman
Bruce A. Bowman
St. Johnsbury
William A. Casey
Hinesburg
Diane S. Campbell
Marie L. Dowling
Saxtons River
Jay E. Dudley
Orleans
John F. Grucza
South Burlington
Daniel J. Guilmette
Howard W. Loso Jr
Rutland
James P. McLaughlin
Patricia E. Perry
Barre
James D. Quilliam
St. Albans
Keith
AIR Force Academy
Jeffrey C. Bailey
Barnet
Randy C. Bergeron
Colchester
Gerald K. Blow
Paul A. Contois
Winooski
John A. Dresser
Carl L. Epperson
Bristol
Richard L. Gingras
Dale E. Lanpher
North Hyde Park
Howard W. Lose Jr
Lyle M. Miller Jr
Michael J. Patch
Ludlow
Janice A. Prior
Bridgewater
Frederick D. Rucker
Timothy J. Ryan
Claire S. Savard
Graniteville
Cindy S. Seymour
Randolph
Warren S. Williams
Dante P. Albin
Derby Line
Quincy N. Baker
Mark S. Bassett
Bridport
Wayne A. Bates
Robert K. Bickford
Essex
Michael A. Caslen
Jay
Glen A. Davis
Hydeville
David R. DeGrasse
Stowe
Brian E. Dubie
Essex Jct
Kirk E. Farymasz
Robert L. Keroack
Newport
Patricia L. Lasell
Springfield
Mary R. Morwood
Peter M. Olney
Keith F. Beck
Woodstock
Thomas S. Rowden
Karl Smith
East Hardwick
Steven R. Spear
Bellows Falls
Patrick Stackpole
Michael B. Soulia
Alan L. Stearns
Brandon
Edward T. Sylva
Warren H. Witney
Robert C. Wickberg
Athens
Merchant Marine
Philip W. Brett
Thomas S. Bowden
Philip J. Savoy
Rev. Webster
Unitarian Fellowship
McCullough
Max H. Webster
Webster
Jaques Ellul
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Second Congregational Church
Main Street
Colorado
Montana
Richard F. Rowe
Bernard H. Roncoulet
Cynthia Provost
Dean S. Craddock
Craddock
James A. Hurley
Joseph H. Allard
Ronald R. Glennon
Ronald J. Gates
North Adams
Chatham
Pepperell
England
Allendale
Pittsfield
Tai Shop
Coats
Bennington, VT
Jonhill
BenMont Ave
Nikhojs
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