Lions Club unveils 1974 75 civic committees
The Bennington Lions Club names its new civic committees for 1974 75 with Lions President Don Jolivette and five vice presidents overseeing plans. Committees cover sight and hearing constitution and bylaws fun a Rama attendance and Christmas party for the visually handicapped under VP one, plus civic improvement auction finance parade float membership family picnic and three more special chairmen under VP two. A Sugarbush Day Camp bus schedule for August is listed with pickup points in Pownal and Bennington, and the National Weather Service forecasts partly cloudy conditions with showers possible Friday and Saturday. Special committees Leo Club Lions Field Meetings and Meals and sports event chairmen for bowling golf ping pong softball are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Lions Club
Lions
Don Jolivette
Charlie Watson
John Morrison
Arnold Blackstone
Harvey Kevorkian
Dick Arrison
Joe Lachant
Bob Svitak
John Lyons
Dave Buzzell
Dave Hayden
Bill Hogan
Lou Schneider
Art Barriere
Hank Bushee
Joe Strake
Rusty Dunham
Ernie McAulay
Bob Mestopian
Bill Ryan
Bennington
Dick Hunt
Leo Guilmette
Frank Snow
Len Candib
Dion Finnegan
al Krawczyk
Bill Wicks
Vic Tomm
Leo Club
Paul Johnson
Greg Gaucher
Jim Kieslich
John Reed
Lions Field
Ed Lauzon
Chuck O’leary
Paige Heald
Palmer Named S and L Director in Bennington County
Charles B. Palmer 38 of Pownal named director of the Bennington Co-Operative Savings and Loan Association to fill a vacancy from Lucien E. Loomis. Palmer, a Pownal selectman, regional planner, farm owner, and church trustee, will help set policy with a board overseeing assets over $6 million, mainly Bennington County home mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Palmer
Pownal
Bennington Co-Operative Savings and Loan Association
Lucien E. Loomis
Bennington
Pownal Methodist Church
Mt. Anthony Lodge 13
Priscilla Boyer
Deborah
UVM School of Nursing
Allen
UVM College of Agriculture
Bennington Briefs Show Space Exhibit Beside Local Events
Bennington residents Marge and Wayne Burgess visited Tranquilly Base Huntsville Alabama July 23 to view spaceships and a full size moon rocket and meet Monkeynaut Baker. A July 23 event list includes a muscular dystrophy carnival August 1 at 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. at 24 Robinson Ave Clark's Woods. The Bennington County Bicentennial Committee meets tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Arlington Town Hall. HOME Inc holds its August 1 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Apartment 12 201 Beech St. Cadet Kevin A Murphy son of Arthur B Murphy 317 Crescent Ave Bennington and a University of Vermont ROTC student attended Fort Knox Basic Camp June 14 July 25. Notices: One Hour Martinizing Dry Cleaning 256 Ben Mont Ave closed for vacation August 5 to 10 reopening August 12. Dr Oakley Frosts office closed August 5 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge and
Wayne Burgess
Main Street
Bennington
Huntsville
Ala
Monkeynaut Baker
Kaufman questions value of Champlain pollution suit
Liberty Union candidate Nancy Kaufman argues the attorney general should reassess priorities before spending 600000 on Vermonts Lake Champlain pollution suit. She says utility regulation issues and price fixing by oil dealers deserve probe and supports closing Windsor State Prison for rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman
Champlain
State House
Copters Used to Pull Abandoned Cars From East Bay Park
East Bay Regional Park rangers use helicopters equipped with a cable to lift abandoned cars from the park area and transport them to a dump site, as they search the region for derelict vehicles rather than fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
UPI
East Bay
Mallory takes middle ground on strip mines
Washington report on area lawmakers votes July 18 to 24 covers House and Senate actions on impeachment inquiry strip mining changes and related amendments. Mallary voted yea on impeachment and yea on the reclaiming strip mine amendment amid partisan debate. Senate actions included settlement cost regulation and busing language amid broader funding debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory
Washington
Congress
HOUSE
House Judiciary Committee
Robert McClory
R-Ill
Richard Mallary
R-Vt
Craig Hosmer
Calif
America
Charles Rose
Dn.c
Mallary
Senate
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Regulatory Authority
William Brock
R-Tenn
FHA
George Aiken
Robert Stafford
Supreme Court
John Stennis
D-Miss
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
House Value vs Lot Value Lead Real Estate Guide
The piece explains how land should not outpace house value, noting historical rules of thumb from one sixth to up to one fourth of purchase price. It discusses resale impact on mortgages and cautions against too much house for the land while inviting questions at Hoisington Realty 489 Main St. 442 8337.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Harold Hughes
Diona
Aiken
Yea
Stafford
Hoisington
Vermont Association of Realtor Boards
Hoisington Realty
Main St
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Bernie Bellemare
Lion Tamer al
Krawczyk Krawczyk
Lewie Dodge
Jim Comi
Jerry Finnegan
Bob Mesropian
Ted Thomas
Lions Club
Bill Sennett
Erwin Dunham
Charles Fienberg
Larry Fales
Carmen Napolitano
Bob Gilardo
Merle Johnson
Dick Pembroke
Jerry Cornell
Fred Butler
al Evans
Bob Melvin
Camp Sugarbush
Sugarbush
Rudolph Elwell
Pownal Center
South
Elm Streets
Boston
National Weather Service
Palmer
S&l
County and Park
Houghton Lane
White Chapel
Guilmette
Chapel Road
Donald Langlois
Caslin’s Market
Ben-Mont
County Streets
Haynes and Kane
North Bennington
Memorial Park
Shaftsbury
Harrington’s
Arlington
John King’s
East Arlington
Manchester Depot
Catamount Bank
Manchester Center
Sendra’s
Lions State van
Bill Hartington
Marshall Cross
Fred Joppich
Art Doxsee
Steve Wassick
Jim Colvin
Bernie Cohen
Henry Simpatico
Larry Hinkley
Jim Morgan
Tom Morgan
Lloyd Oppenheimer
al Watson
Ralph Thurber
Charlie Fienberg
Ned Winslow
Bennington Briefs
Bennington County
Arlington Town Hall
Home Inc
Beech St
Kevin A. Murphy
Mrs
Arthur B
Ben Mont Ave
Oakley Frost
Workman
Charlestown
N.H
James Edson Charland
White River Junction
North Charlestown
Charland
Bennington District Court
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Robert L. Shepard
Manchester
Shepard
Steven C. Dorocher
Albert LaCross
Leigh H. Perkins Jr
Vermont
Sen
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Baill
Hoisington G.R.E. Stene
F.d.1.c
Guitars
Fienberg
Bennington, VT
Nichols
Chatham
Zephyr
Woolshire
Shadow Rose
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