Elks Valentine Party Aids Silver Towers Camp
Vermont Elks raise funds for the Silver Towers Camp for exceptional children via Valentine parties statewide. In Bennington a Saturday event at the lodge features a 6 pm steak dinner and dancing, with a Pendleton blanket prize donated by Adams Clothes Shop and proceeds aiding the camp in Brookfield. Michael Fraher chairs Bennington event.
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Silver Towers
Vermont Elks
Bennington
John Proud
Adams Clothes Shop
Brookfield
Vermont State Elks
Medical auxiliary donates therapy unit
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Bennington County Medical Society held its winter meeting at the Shirkshire restaurant Monday. It will donate a compression therapy unit for Putnam Memorial Hospital's physical therapy department, funded by a fall card party. A questionnaire from Mt Anthony Union High School Board president Mrs Marion Smith invited members to assist in defining community schools goals and a representative will attend the Feb 12 MATHS board meeting. The auxiliary has long aided students seeking medical careers, with upcoming events supporting AMA ERF.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
Bennington County Medical Society
Shirkshire
Richard B. Davis
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Marion Smith
Mt. Anthony Union High School
December swimmers named at Community Recreation Center
The Community Recreation Center selects Mrs. Vickie Cutter of 131 South Branch St and her sister Adelaide Jacquith of 312 Silver St as December swimmers of the month. Both began unable to swim and now complete several laps in the 25 yard pool after starting with floating breathing and kicking drills. They are advancing from sidestroke and breaststroke toward crawl as staff notes adults can learn to swim with time and effort. Adult classes run Mondays 7 to 7 30 pm and Wednesdays 10 to 11 am, all levels welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie Cutter
South Branch St
Adelaide Jacquith
Silver St
Aquatics
Bennington Antique Show and Sale Planned for October
Committees plan the 16th annual Bennington Antique Show and Sale to be held Thursday through Saturday October 10 to 12 at the Second Congregational Church Hillside Street. Mrs Manfred W Ehrich chairs with aides Mrs Raymond W Peirce and Mrs William T Eddington. Dealers committee members prepare contracts to be mailed. advertising publicity and distribution details are in progress.
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Bennington
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Manfred W. Ehrich
Raymond W. Peirce
William T. Eddington
Eugene V. Clark
Benjamin A. Vail
Fred B. Tifft
Leroy J. Marsden
Vermont Students Missed as Westinghouse Science Honors Announced
The Westinghouse Science Talent Search named 300 top young scientists nationwide. New York led with 7 girls and 63 boys, while Vermont and New Hampshire had no honorees. Judging relied on project reports scholastic records and teacher recommendations. Committees are forming and will be announced. The Bennington show, amid foliage season, attracts thousands with quality items and varied interests.
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Washington, D.C
Westinghouse Science
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
Dean F. Hanson
John R. Litster
Richard B. Diamond
A. R. Willard Jr
Bennington
New England
Foresters to discuss taxes at White River Junction meeting
Green Mountain chapter of the Society of American Foresters will hold its annual winter meeting at the Holiday Inn in White River Junction on Feb. 2. Gov. Salmon will address forest land taxation and natural resource area location in the state land use plan. A panel with Dr. Frank Armstrong, William Meyer, and Rep. Peter Giuliani will follow lunch and a business meeting.
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White River
Forestry Department
University of Vermont
William Meyer
Rupert
Peter Giuliani
R Montpelier
House Ways and Means
Bennington Eventson Tap for Local Causes and Classes
Bennington Briefs note Las Vega Nite benefit for Bennington United Counseling Service at Mt. Anthony Country Club starting 8 30 p.m. Saturday February 2 Tickets 6 dollars at the door 1954 Bennington class members urged to meet February 1 7 30 p.m. at Eagle Hose Firehouse 909 Main St for party and 20th reunion plans Disabled American Veterans meeting at Vermont Veterans Home Thursday 7 30 p.m. William E Crowell son of David Crowell of 35 West Road Bennington participates in Elementary My Dear Watson project at Eisenhower College Seneca Falls New York Boston Newbury Junior College admissions rep Jeffrey A DeLong to meet parents February 8 1 30 p.m. at MAU guidance office to discuss next year freshmen enrollment Interviews through MAU guidance office.
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Eagle Hose
Main St
William E. Crowell
David Crowell
West Road
Bennington
Watson
Eisenhower College
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Jeffrey A. DeLong
Boston
Newbury Junior College
Mt. Anthony Union High School
MAU
MAU checklist and voter eligibility meetings planned
The Mt Anthony Union School District schedules meetings at the high school conference room on Monday Feb 11 and Monday Feb 18 to review voter checklists and determine eligibility for the Feb 26 annual meeting. Voters seeking to be added or verify eligibility are urged to attend. Marine Cpl. Christopher C. Christie reports back from a seven month Mediterranean deployment aboard USS Independence with the Marine Detachment. He trained in Crete and Greece and visited ports in Turkey and Tunisia after enlisting in October 1971. Valentine party at the Elks slated for Feb 2 with a steak dinner, dancing, and donations accepted if attendance is not possible. Advancing mobile home coverage questions urged to contact Shea Agency Insurance Center for broaded coverage and rates.
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Mt. Anthony Union School District
Christopher C. Christie
Frank A. Ives
Oakes St
Bennington
Norfolk
Independence
Christie
Crete
Greece
Turkey
Tunisia
Marines
the Elks
Silver Towers Camp
Steward
ADV
Salmon backs push to revive Dickey-Lincoln hydro project
Gov. Salmon aligns with New England leaders in supporting a public power plan to build two tidal dams on the St. Johns River near Dickey and Lincoln Maine. The project, studied since the 1940s, faces opposition but is urged by regional officials as the lowest cost option for New England power.
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Dickey-Lincoln
St. John’s River
Robert Ferragen
Northeast Public Power Association
Rhode
Island
Philip W. Noel
New England Regional Commission
New England
Ferragen
Noel
George Aiken
R-Vt
Philip Hoff
Salmon
Electrical Energy Study Commission
St Joseph College expands BA program amid commuter plan
The new bachelor degree track at St Joseph College, approved last November, now enrolls 49 candidates with 32 more applying for September. About 30 percent of the 200 plus day students will pursue a BA, while 70 percent stay in 13 associate programs. The college offers bus routes and sponsored car pools to ease commuting, plus extensive financial aid including state and federal grants, the GI Bill, and scholarships. An extension center in Manchester opens Feb 11 offering evening courses, with Bennington evening classes starting Feb 11 and late registration to Feb 18. For details call Bennington 442-5427 or Manchester 362-1494.
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St. Joseph College
James G. Donahue
Manchester- Arrington
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Hoosick Falls
Adams
North Adams-Williamstown
Pownal
Donahue
Kelly Fund
Vermont
Association of Independent Colleges and Schools
New England Association of Colleges and Schools
Manchester
Gas runs plentiful in Western New York and Pennsylvania
A Banner reporter found abundant gasoline and prices around 39 to 43 cents a gallon in western New York and western Pennsylvania over the weekend. Most stations, including independents Keystone Fleet Wing Red Head and Highway Oil, stayed open with minimal lines. Residents noted rising prices but the energy crisis hadn’t seriously affected daily life in Meadville Rochester Buffalo Erie Pittsburgh and other cities.
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Sylvania
Pennsylvania
Rochester
Buffalo
Erie
Pittsburgh
Meadville
Bennington
Keystone
Fleet Wing
Red Head
Highway Oil
Mortgage Interest Versus Equity Explained In Real Estate
A real estate column explains how mortgage payments split into interest and principal, with interest front loaded and principal back loaded. It notes taxes deductibility in early years and midterm parity between interest and principal, ending with contact for Hoisington Realty at 489 Main St, phone 442-8337.
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Hoisington
Vermont Association of Realtor Boards
Hoisington Realty
Main St
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Bennington Party
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Lester H. Guile
Greenwich
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Cambridge
Fly Summit
Washington County
Mr. Guile
Buskirk
Herbert
Ruth le Barron Guile
Hazel Sawtelle
Elizabeth la Tullite
Queensbury
John
Robert
Eagle Bridge
Michael Paul
Nicholas Paul
Joseph Paul
Johnsonville
John Paul
James Paul
Pompano Beach
Fla
Jennie Roe
Melrose
J. Donald Smith
South Park St
Harry Burdess
South Cambridge United
Hoosac
W. Philip Giddings
AMA _ Educational Research Foundation
Amaerf
Richard Davis
D. Dexter Davis
A.J. Santillo
Santillo
New York State
Adelord E. Pellerin
Sacred Heart Church
Henry Bourgeois
C.S.C
Adelard E. Pellerin
Barney Road
Bennington Convalescent Center
Mahar & Son
Francis
Ronald
Albert R. Elwell
Charles E. Golding
Park Lawn
Bourgeois
John Plante
Irene Plante
Safford St
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Richard Campbell
First United Methodist Church of
South Shaftsbury
Science
State Foresters
Giuliani
Bennington Briefs
Vermont Veterans Home
Shea Agency Insurance Center
St. Joseph’s
By Jan Slusmon
Penn
Nichols
C.P.O
Real Estate Today
Bill Hoisington
G.R.T. OS
Scenence Pee
Chittenden Trust Company Consolidated
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Total Investment Securities Federal Funds
Total Equity Capital
County National Bank OF
Robert T. Holden
Fairdale Farms Inc
Allan B. Angney, JR
Mellon National Bank
Kenneth R. Clayton
Chittenden Trust Company
Robert E. Cummings, JR
Alexander B.R. Drysdale
Drysdale
Norman H. Greenberg
H. Greenberg and Son, Inc
Woodhull S
Robert D. Stout
Main Street
Melvin A. Dyson
Frank Hogel
Arthur B. Murphy
George H. Jepson
Arlington
Stanley D. Barrows
FDIC
IF Chittenden SE Reuse Company
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