New Books at Bennington Free Library 1977 List
The Bennington Free Library announces new titles across fiction and non fiction. Notable authors include Aiken Ambler Brady Byrne Cartland Coffey Cookson Condon Curtis and more with works ranging from mysteries to history and children's titles.
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Bennington Free Library
St.Jacques
Antilles
George
Gurney
Harker
Heinemann
Holland
the DeMaury Papers
Jefferis
Kortner
Latham
McCarry
Bennington District Court actions by Judge Fienberg
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg oversaw pleas by waiver and pleas of not guilty. Lester Fellows Co. of Burlington New Jersey admitted guilt for operating a vehicle without a highway use permit and paid a 100 dollar fine. Ronnie Burdick 18 of Bennington pled guilty by waiver to petty larceny and paid 50 dollars. Peter J. Sausville 17 of Bennington pled no contest by waiver to public intoxication and paid 5 dollars. Robert C. Oldham of Bennington pled guilty by waiver to possession of a wild deer in closed season and paid 200 dollars. James E. LaCoste 20 of Manchester pled not guilty to driving while license suspended second offense and was released on his own recognizance.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Lester Fellows Co
Burlington
N.J
Vermont
Ronnie Burdick
Peter J. Sausville
Robert C. Oldham
James E. LaCoste
Manchester
Connecticut Lawmakers Burst Paperwork Records in 1975 76 Session Ahead
Fairfield Conn UP I reports 49 350 pounds of paper for 7 283 bills in 1975 at 1 700 per bill. Connecticut Magazine says clerks expect 8 000 or more bills in the 1976 77 session before June gavel.
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Fairfield, Conn
UPI
Connecticut
Bennington graduates at WMU and local business update
Gregory DeWitt Lewis, son of DeWitt Lewis of 448 Main St, earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration at Western Michigan University during the recent second semester commencement. Vogue Beauty Shop has reopened at Putnam Square on the second floor formerly Putnam Hotel with the same phone number 442 2055. Perm special the month of July.
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Gregory DeWitt Lewis
DeWitt Lewis
Main St
Western Michigan University
Vogue Beauty Shop
Putnam Square
Putnam Hotel
Funeral service for Harriet R Ostrander widow of Clarence Ostrander
The funeral for Harriet R Ostrander widow of Clarence Ostrander formerly of Pratt Street was conducted Tuesday morning at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with Rev Floyd I La Bombard of First Baptist Church officiating. Bearers were John M O'Dell John H O'Dell John A O'Dell and Leonard Johnson. Burial followed in Park Lawn Cemetery with committal prayers by Rev La Bombard. Mrs Ostrander died Sunday afternoon at Crescent Manor Nursing Home after a long illness.
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Harriet R. Ostrander
Clarence Ostrander
Pratt St
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Floyd I. la Bombard
First Baptist Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Mr. la Bombard
Bennington Couple Announce Debra Cook and Jeffrey Weghorst Engagement
Mr and Mrs Charles Cook of Bennington announce the engagement of their daughter Debra Ann to Jeffrey Lynn Weghorst son of Mr and Mrs Richard Weghorst of Carmel Indiana A September wedding is planned Debra is a 1976 graduate of Mt Anthony Union High School and works at Pat Arnolds Womens Wear in Virginia Beach VA Jeffrey is a 1971 graduate of Warren Dental High Indianapolis and serves as a second class corpsman in the U S Navy
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Charles Cook
Bennington
Debra Ann
Jeffrey Lynn Weghorst
Richard Weghorst
Carmel
Ind
Miss Cook
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Pat Arnold
Women’s Wear
Virginia Beach
Mr. Weghorst
Warren Dental High
Indianapolis
U.S. Navy
Superstitions Shadow Daily Life in St Kitts and Nevis
In St Kitts and Nevis a 350 year old lore colors daily life. A man in ST KITTS forgets one shoe and an umbrella indoors while a dog digs a hole at the front door. Open umbrellas indoors and shelling peanuts indoors are warned to invite poverty and bad luck.
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ST. Kitts, West Indies
UPI
Rose
West Indies
St. Kitts
Nevis
Mix edible plants with ornamental borders in Lincoln
Lincoln garden expert Barbara Voigt Boltes advocates pairing edible plants with ornamentals. Swiss chard peppers eggplant leaf lettuce and okra fit flower borders. okra reaches 3 5 feet with hibiscus family blooms. Eggplant and peppers reach about two feet in full sun. lettuce tolerates some shade. For patios use cherry tomatoes in hanging baskets and bush squash radishes at the tomato base.
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Barbara Voigt-Boltes
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Quigley
Sela
Tracy
Tyler
Bailey
Agatha Christie
Animal Kingdom
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Jack London
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Boston
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Braddon
Brown
Pacific Coast
Burian
Kremlin
Moscow
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Clark
Colman
Curtis
Davidson
New York
Farm Journal
Gardner
Chaucer
Gertz
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Lindbergh
Goodman
Julia Wallace
Gunther
Hamblin
America
Haskell
Balleromania
Hechtlinger
Howell
Cromwell
Keel
Kezch
Lasky
Watergate
Lee
Lehmann
Libby
Goliath
Wilt Chamberlain
MacDougall
Masters
Meade
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Milansky
Morgan
Trapunto
Mosaic Review
Mt. Anthony
Newman
O’brien
Osborne
Wagner
Otwell
Sarah
Persico
Gettysburg
Reichman
Schoenbaum
William Shakespeare
Schwartz
Cole Porter
Stanford
Wertheimer
Wilson
Margaret Fuller
Wolfert
Wyman
Gardening Encyclopedia
Zimbardo
Zerman
Aliki
Hush
Arthur
Alfred Hitchcock
The
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Washington
Redskins
Allen Triumph
Ets
Freeman
Gemme
King
Horowitz
Lapp
Radlauer
Schulz
Charlie Brown
Snoopy
Seuss
Shaw
Singer
Steiner
Stiles
Grover
Vanhalewijn
Little Witch
Wanda
Wayne
Shurik
Leningrad
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Bennington, Vermont
Bennington Briefs
John M. O'Dell
John H. O’dell
John A. O’dell
Leonard Johnson
Debra Ann Cook
Cook-Weghorst
Lincoln
Neb
Ford Dealers of
New England
EPA
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