Ex- Red Army lieutenant Kyra Petrovskaya Wayne to speak
Eta chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma hosts Kyra Petrovskaya Wayne at Colgate Hall First Baptist Church on Wednesday with state president Miss Esther Urie attending. Wayne, a Russian born actress, author and war nurse, will discuss education and women's roles in the USSR. She will also visit Mt. Anthony Union High School and Catamount Elementary School on Thursday and speak at the Vermont Library Association Friday.
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Kyra Petrovskaya
Wayne
Eta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Esther Urie
Colgate Hall
First Baptist Church
Mrs. Wayne
Russia
Leningrad Institute of Theatre Arts
Vassily Stalin
Soviet Russia
Times
Ussr
Women Educators’ Society
Bennington Community Notices and Club Meetings
Vermont State Police Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Shaftsbury barracks conference room. FOE Aerie 1861 officers meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Eagles rooms. business follows at 8. Junior high intramural basketball at Mt. Anthony gym Tuesday 6:30 to 9. Cross country ski touring class begins Wednesday at the Rec Center 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fee $15. Army Pvt. Robert C. Wheeler, husband of Carole Wheeler of 211 Maple St., completed a 10-week turret maintenance course at Ft. Knox Ky. Wheeler entered the Army last June. Women of the Moose meet 7:30 Wednesday night at the Moose home, Dr. William F. Wolfe, 205 Northside Drive, Bennington. Mt. Anthony Country Club open for dinners 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. noon to 8 p.m. Sunday. Stuffed shrimp specialty. Davey Oil pumps fuel at 41.9 cents. The Shea Agency Inc. 503 Main St. Bennington offers contents coverage.
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Army
Robert C. Wheeler
Carole Wheeler
Maple St
Army Armor School
Ft. Knox
Wheeler
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Bennington LWV schedules Jan meetings on Congress issues
The Bennington unit of the League of Women Voters will meet Tuesday Jan 18 at 7 30 p m at Barbara Dyson home 10 Pine Circle East to discuss U S Congress workings and upcoming legislation led by Kate Nash chairwoman of the national item on representative government. The northern unit meets Thursday Jan 20 at 10 a m at Marion Smith home in Shaftsbury for the same discussion and invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
League of Women Voters
Barbara Dyson
Pine Circle East
U.S. Congress
Kate Nash
Marion Smith
Shaftsbury
Bennington Bride Weds in Woodford Hollow Church
Darlene Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert M Olin of Bennington became the bride of Peter E Jaenecke son of Mr and Mrs Max Bachman of Brooklyn at 3 p.m. December 4 in Woodford Hollow Church. Civil ceremony by Justice of the Peace Joseph Carroll. Matron of honor Beverly Johnson and best man Peter Liedman. The couple, both employed at Union Carbide, will reside in an unspecified home.
Vocational grant applications taken
Applications are being accepted for fellowships funded by the Federal Education Professions Act for graduate work in vocational leadership development beginning summer or fall 1977. Each awardee may receive a $4,000 stipend plus dependent allowances, with one Vermont awardee and two alternates to be nominated.
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Burlington
Arthur W. Ericson
Vermont Division of Vocational-Technical Education
University of Vermont
Vermont
United States Bathtub Milestone Notch Dates 1840
United Press International notes a curious historical fact that the United States did not obtain its first bathtub until 1840. The datum highlights early domestic plumbing progress and reflects developing household comforts in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mondale among 12 best dressed men in nation
Vice President elect Walter Mondale is named one of 12 best dressed men by the Fashion Foundation of America while President elect Carter is left off for wearing too many jeans. New York Mayor Beame is cited for unruffled style amid the city’s money crisis. other winners include Angel Cordero Rudolf Nureyev Paul Newman and Tony Orlando.
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New York
UPI
Walter Mondale
Fashion Foundation of America
Jimmy Carter
Abraham Beame
New York City
Angel Cordero
Rudolf Nureyev
Paul Newman
Screen
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
Lowell Thomas
Communications
Walter Hoving
Tiffany’s
Society
Frank Sinatra
Entertainment
John L.R. Macomber
Inter-Continental Hotel Corp
Tony Orlando
Television
January thaw unlikely as arctic air grips New England
Weatherman warns the January thaw may not arrive soon as arctic Canadian air keeps conditions cold with winds 25 to 35 mph. Snow storms since Christmas left footprints on sidewalks while schools reopen. hearings on road salt use in Massachusetts aim to balance hypertension risks and environmental damage.
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New England
Tom DeGregorio
National Weather Service
Boston
Marion Fahey
UVM Historian Series On Revolutionary War Begins
Burlington historian Neil R. Stout of the University of Vermont releases The Perfect Crisis: The Beginning of the Revolutionary War from New York University Press. The study spans December 1773 to April 1775, detailing radical campaigns, propaganda, and early preparations that led to independence. The work cites both American and English sources and includes 16 illustrations from the Bailey Library. Stout, a Harvard and Wisconsin alum, joined UVM in 1964 after teaching at Texas A&M, and writes on naval history, historiography, and preservation.
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Burlington
Neil R. Stout
University of Vermont
New York University Press
Lexington and
Concord
Stout
Bailey
Harvard
University of Wisconsin
Texas A & M University
UVM
Vermonters seek local bans on nuclear transit and storage
Vermonters for Safe Power circulate petitions in Burlington to place a March 1 ballot question banning atomic wastes within city limits and construction of nuclear facilities. Castleton Brattleboro Jamaica voters also consider nuclear waste transport and plant handling bans tied to state and federal authority.
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Vermont
Vermonters For Safe Power
Burlington
Castleton
Brattleboro
Jamaica
Windham County
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Fatal school bus crash probed on two levels
A Burke school bus crash that killed 12 year old Brian Noyes and injured five classmates drew state and federal investigations. UPI reports U.S. Transportation Department and state police will assess the scene, bus condition, and causes on arrival from Buffalo. Shelly Proud, 9, remains hospitalized with a broken leg.
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ST. Johnsbury
UPI
Burke
U.S. Transportation Department
Buffalo
N.Y
Brian Noyes
West
West Burke Elementary School
Vermont
Shelly Proud
West Burke
Vermont Tomorrow debated by Bennington Rotarians
At the Jan 14 meeting Catharine Foster and Fred Stocking explored Vermont energy and economic futures. The discussion covered energy sources from hydroelectric to solar and wood burning and questioned growth versus stabilization. No decisions were made as members bantered in good humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Catharine O. Foster
Fred Stocking
Vermont
Kelton B. Miller
Tim Smith
Mrs. Foster
Stocking
Bennington Native Honored in SAC Maintenance Unit
Former Bennington resident Senior Master Sergeant David D. Bugbee, a 1957 Bennington High School graduate, serves as metalworking superintendent at Loring AFB Maine with SAC’s 42nd field maintenance squadron. The squadron was named SAC’s best field maintenance unit for outstanding aircraft maintenance support based on effectiveness evaluations and inspections.
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Bennington
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
SAC
David D. Bugbee
Bennington High School
Ethel M. Bugbee
Jessie A. Bugbee
Woodford
Loring Air Force Base
Maine
Law group forms New England Legal Foundation
Leaders from business, law, politics, and academia announce the New England Legal Foundation a nonprofit to participate in court actions affecting regional economic well being. Edward J. King outlines aims while 13 directors including Wallace Barnes Louis Cabot and Gov Philip Noel are named.
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Boston
New England
Edward J. King
New England Council For Economic Development
King
New England Legal Foundation
NELF
Wallace Barnes
Barnes Group Inc
Bristol, Conn
Louis W. Cabot
the Cabot Corp
Mass
James B. Curtin
The
Southern New England Telephone Company
Hartford, Conn
John Dane Jr
Choate, Hall and Stewart
Thomas M. Debevoise
Vermont Law School
South Royalton
Daniel E. Hogan
Standex International Corp
Andover
New England Council
Francis L
Lane Mfg. Co. Plant Burns in Montpelier Fire
A century-old Lane Manufacturing Co plant in Montpelier was destroyed by a fire that raged Saturday night into Sunday, with 150 to 200 firefighters tackling the blaze. No injuries reported as surrounding buildings remained untouched and investigators review the cause.
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Montpelier
UPI
Lane Manufacturing Co
Forecast For New England Brings Bitter Cold Wind
UPI reports the National Weather Service extends a forecast for Boston and New England showing mostly fair skies but bitterly cold conditions on Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
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Boston
UPI
New England
National Weather Service
Aide named by humanities group HYDE PARK
Charles Fish of Dummerston is named assistant director of the Vermont Council on the Humanities and Public Issues. A native of Essex Junction, he studied at Northwestern Oxford and Princeton, taught at Princeton, and was academic dean at Worcester? actually Windham College. Since 1976 he has been a program consultant for the council advising community groups under the grant program. He will work with Victor Swenson in program development conference planning and college relations.
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Vermont Council
Fish
Victor Swenson
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Dmitri Shostakovich
Leningrad
Kyra P. Wayne
Bennington Briefs
Vermont State Police Auxiliary
Shaftsbury Barracks
FOE Aerie 1861
Eagles Rooms
Mt. Anthony
Rec Center
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
William F. Wolfe
Northside Drive
Monument Plaza
ADV
Davey Oil
Shea Agency Inc
Main St
LWV
Liedman of
Plattsburgh, N.Y
Union Carbide
Peter E. Jaenecke
Gerald R. Fuller
VOTEC
United Press International
Weatherman
Massachusetts
Royal Navy
America
Annapolis
University
New England Historical Association
Law Foundation
Humanities
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North Adams
Tyle
Hoppe
Kodak Instant
Rai
Kodak
Paul
Main Street
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