Mau drama students rehearse production of Charlie's Aunt
Mt Anthony Union High School drama department will present its second production of the year, Charlie's Aunt, opening Jan 29 at 8 p.m. and running through Jan 31 in the Walker Morgan Auditorium. The period piece by Thomas Brandon set in England in the 1890s centers on impersonation and madcap mixups.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Walker-Morgan
Mt. Anthony
Thomas Brandon
England
Chips Tilgner
Jack
Tim Lyons
Charlie
Steve Thompson
Lord Francourt
Patty Joppich
Kitty
Kate Morgan
Amy
Bill Joppich
Sir Francis
Jeff Metcalfe
Stephen Spettigue
Mary Sargent
Donna Lucia
Diane White
Scott Jacobs
Butler
Bennington Briefs Flagpole cost corrected and meetings listed
The flagpole at Brookside will cost about 450 dollars, not 50 as previously reported. Bennington hosts multiple meetings including the Bennington Regional Alcohol Council at St. Peter's Episcopal Church Thursday at 7 30 p m the Bennington Fire Department special meeting tonight at 8 at Putnam Hose and an Elks lodge election night Thursday at 8. BSD civil authority meets Saturday at 604 Main St. at 7 30 p m to add names to the checklist. Molly Stark School gym hosts a carnival planning meeting tonight at 7 30 p m. Also notes local advertising on insurance services income tax preparation and theater casting for Charlie's Aunt with tickets at 2 for adults and 1 for students.
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Bennington District Court Spells Pleas in Multiple Dockets
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg saw numerous defendants enter pleas or face penalties. Darwin Bentley, 17, released on $1000 bail, pleaded not guilty to grand larceny in an automobile. Edward Billings, 35, changed to guilty by waiver for DUI, fined $125, license suspended one year, CRASH Program advised. Charles Cook, Baker Trailer Park resident, pleaded not guilty to selling a car with an unpaid lien and to a related bad check charge, released on $500 bail. Ronald Kent, 18, pleaded not guilty to grand larceny involving tires, released on $1000 bail. Donald Greene, 33, pleaded pro forma not guilty to wildlife charges, released on $400 total. Richard Dorman, 29, pleaded not guilty to transporting game, released on $100 bail, plus three other pro forma not guilty charges released on total bail. Bruce Lee, 19, pleaded no contest to animal cruelty charge, fined $50. Pat Cristelli Trucking Inc pleaded guilty by waiver to operating without highway use permit, fined $100. Douglas O Dowd, 21, pleaded no contest to a Bennington Dec 3 matter, fined $100 with CRASH Program advised. two other charges dismissed. Arnold Griffis, 40, Burlington, pleaded no contest to DUI in Arlington, fined $125, license suspended one year, CRASH Program advised. Thomas Quinn, 63, Hartford Conn., pled guilty by waiver to DUI in Pownal, fined $125, license suspended one year, CRASH Program advised.
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Darwin Z. Bentley
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Edward L. Billings
West Rutland
Manchester
Charles Cook
Baker Trailer Park
Norman Robinson
Ronald E. Kent
Manchester Center
Manchester Motors
Donald E. Greene
Willowbrook
Pownal
Richard Dorman
Bruce E. Lee
Main Street
Readsboro
Pat Cristelli
District Court Today
Arnold D. Griffis
Burlington
Arlington
Thomas J. Quinn
Hartford
Conn
Parking rental by state agency in Montpelier raises questions
Defender General Robert West seeks 75 000 more dollars for expenses tied to eight monthly parking spaces near his office in Montpelier. State Finance Commissioner Joel Schlanger calls the arrangement legal but questionable noting the office could use nearby state lots. West argues downtown location is essential and others could use the spaces.
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Public Records Division
Maine police train as antique experts in Scarborough
Fifteen state police investigators began a three day course to learn basics of antiques at the Scarborough Barracks. Kennebunk auctioneer Richard W. Oliver leads the program with slides from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and a reference book to aid troopers in identifying stolen antiques amid a rise in thefts in Maine.
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UPI
Kennebunk
Richard W. Oliver
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Robert Janson
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Scarborough State Police
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Welfare Department Wins $1.64 Million Supplemental Budget
The House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday approved a $1.64 million supplemental budget for the Social Welfare Department. The move grants the full requested amount for the remainder of the current fiscal year, as sought by Social Welfare Commissioner Paul Philbrook. Originally, the request stood at $1.8 million.
Hospital Notes TUESDAY Admission and Births Reported
Admissions include Mildred Thompson Kathleen Prebble Joseph Bourgeois Brenda Lewis Rosemarie Bornt Bennington Raymond Goffin Shaftsburg Jeffrey Johnson Sharon Bass Hoosick Falls N Y Dennis Miller North Petersburg N Y Births report sons to Charles Shafer Bennington and Donald Schaffer Berlin N Y Discharges list Darlene Bushee Edward LeBlanc Dora Behan Caroline Sprague Jacksonville Welfare payments cut to 1 64 million after court ruling and debate over 2 million supplemental budget financing AFDC and Medicaid funds eyed by committee chaired by Emory Hebard
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Kathleen Prebble
Joseph Bourgeois
Brenda Lewis
Rosemarie Bornt
Bennington
Raymond Goffin
Shaftsburg
Jeffrey Johnson
Sharon Bass
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Dennis Miller
North Petersburg
Charles Shafer
Donald Schaffer
Berlin
Darlene Bushee
Edward LeBlanc
Dora Behan
Melrose
Caroline Sprague
Jacksonville
Emory Hebard
R-Glover
Philbrook
AFDC
Thomas Salmon
O'Connor backs move to cut Vermont community college system
House Speaker Timothy O'Connor supports abolishing the Vermont Community College system, arguing the state cannot afford a state university, four state colleges, and the community college. He urges spending cuts over tax increases, backing a $3 million reduction in education aid and deferrals of a state employee pay raise. He criticized the governor for not trimming government size enough.
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Timothy O'Connor
Cbrattleboro
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O'Connor
Thomas Salmon
Bennington couple announce Melody Hunt engagement
Mr and Mrs Richard Hunt of Bennington announce the engagement of their daughter Melody Anne to Zane Edward Burke son of Mr and Mrs Walter Burke of Shaftsbury Hollow The bride to be Melody is a senior at Mt Anthony Union High School She works for Green Mountain Furniture Co in North Bennington and Zane Burke is a 1975 MAUHS graduate An October 2 wedding is planned
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Bennington
Melody Anne
Zane Edward Burke
Walter Burke
Shaftsbury Hollow
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Green Mountain Furniture Co
North Bennington
MAUHS
Wase-Guber Tie The Knot In Catskill Nabbed In Hoosick Falls
Mary Ann Guber former Hoosick Falls joined Arnold Clyde Wase of Catskill in a January wedding at United Methodist Church Catskill officiated by Rev R Jackson. Maid of honor Patricia Sildano Ravena and best man Stanley Wase Cat skill. They plan to reside in West Coxsackie as Wase works for Greene County Highway Dept.
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N.Y
Mary Ann Guber
Arnold Clyde Wase
Catskill
United Methodist Church
R. Jackson
Raymond Guber
Patricia Sildano
Ravena
Stanley Wase
Loyal Legislative Women plan meetings across Vermont counties
In Montpelier the LLW outlines a series of upcoming meetings from January 28 at the Tavern Motor Inn with Washington County as hostesses, to February 11 and February 25 gatherings with Franklin Lamoille Essex and Rutland Orange Windsor hosts, leading to the March 25 annual luncheon at Waterbury. President for the biennium is Mrs. Donald L. Smith.
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America Galli
Barre
John Howland
Windsor
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Edward J. Conlin
Donald L. Smith
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Essex
Edward Daniel
Swanton
Rutland
Orange
Daniel Allen
Windham
Addison
Orleans
Robert Gannett
Brattleboro
Holiday Inn
Waterbury
Caledonia
Chittenden
Grand Isle
Chester Taft
Essex Junction
TV Highlights and Prime Time Lineup Summary
CBS features Tony Orlando and Dawn with Ruth Buzzi Captain Kangaroo and John Davidson at 8 p.m. NBC presents Jonathan Winters 200 Years of American Humor with about 20 historical roles. ABC airs The Bionic Woman and PBS premieres Images of Aging plus A Matter of Age. At 9 p.m. all networks carry the Congressional State of the Union response by Senator Muskie. Baretta follows on ABC and Cannon airs on CBS at 10 p.m. CBS reports a Korean War case of a tortured officer and his Korean son seeking revenge while ABC airs Starsky and Hutch and PBS premieres Dance in America.
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Jesse Dizon
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