Shaftsbury Dance Class for Children Begins June 20
CAASV presents a creative dance program for children in Shaftsbury sponsored by the Community Arts Association of Southwestern Vermont. Taught by Mary Ann Brehm Wilmot, the course targets children finishing Grades K4, with sections by age. Held at Shaftsbury Methodist Church, sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays for 12 weeks, tuition eight dollars. Registration via telephone 442-3064 in Bennington.
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Shaftsbury
The
Community Arts Association of Southwestern
Vermont
Mary Ann Brehm Wilmot
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Green Mt Power in precarious financial shape
Green Mountain Power, Vermonts second largest electric utility, faces a precarious position per president Peter McTague. He warned stockholders that common dividend payments could be jeopardized without more revenue under the purchase power and fuel adjustment clause and possible near-term rate increases. The board postponed action on second quarter common dividends but declared regular preferred stock dividends.
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Burlington
UPI
Peter McTague
McTague
Green Mountain Power Corp
Public Service Board
Green Mountain Board of Directors
Bennington Declares Firemen Weekend Amid Battle Day Festivities
Bennington selectmen and Town Manager Edward R. Lamb designate August 17 and 18, 1974 as the annual fire department inspection weekend and Bennington Firemen Weekend. The proclamation ties the events to the Battle of Bennington celebration with public support for department activities during the weekend. Firemen will release a schedule of Battle Day events soon.
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Bennington
Edward R. Lamb
WPI Receives Sloan Grant to Link Tech and Society
Worcester Polytechnic Institute earned 350,000 dollars from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to deepen social science training for engineers. The grant supports interactive student projects tying technical specialization to societal needs, a graduation requirement under the new WPI Plan.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Sloan Foundation
WPI
Leonard Goodwin
Brookings Institution
Washington, D.C
Pig Attacks Man in Morioka. Man Dies of Bleeding
Akira Sato, 49, died from excessive bleeding after a 600-pound pig bit off his ear during feeding Thursday night in Morioka Japan. Police reported the fatal attack occurred as he filled the pig’s feed box.
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Morioka
Japan
UPI
Akira Sato
Arena Theatre opens with Kurt Weill play
Greenfield Massachusetts arena civic theatre starts its summer stock season with Berlin To Broadway With Kurt Weill at the Roundhouse Franklin County Fairgrounds Wisdom Way June 20 8 30 pm The musical revue traces Kurt Weills life from Berlin to New York with Brecht Deval Green Anderson Nash Lerner Hughes and others in the cast John B d Armand Pamela Sabato Keith Rovner Christine Hayer Larry Garland Phyllis Stone Paul Keller Merlene Ingraham Brian Snapp and others perform June 20 21 22 27 and 28 All seats reserved Box office hours 5 8 pm 413 772 0841 Season tickets available Alcoholics Anonymous meets 8 pm at Pownal Recreation Center Youth Jam boree today 2 5 pm behind North Pownal School and again Saturday at Gage Street Bennigton sponsored by Child Evangelism Fellowship of Vermont
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Greenfield
Mass
Berlin
Kurt Weill
Arena Civic Theatre
Roundhouse
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Wisdom Way
New York
Paris
Weill
Bertolt Brecht
Mahogany
Jacques Deval
Alan Jay Lerner
Langston Hughes
John B. d’Armand
Pamela Sabato
Keith Rovner
Christine Hayer
Mezzo
Larry Garland
Phyllis Stone
Paul Keller
Merlene Ingraham
Brian Snapp
Paul Olszewski
North Pownal School
Gage Street
Bennington
Child Evangelism Fellowship of
Vermont
Dawn Thibodeau Receives B S Degree at College of St Joseph
Dawn Marie Thibodeau daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Thibodeau of Park Street Bennington earned a bachelor of science in elementary education with a certificate in early childhood development on May 19 at the College of St Joseph the Provider in Rutland She served as junior class president and held student government and sophomore class offices while senior year activities earned a certificate of appreciation for leadership.
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Dawn Marie Thibodeau
Edward Thibodeau
Park Street
Bennington
College of St. Joseph
Rutland
Thibodeau
Nixon earns credit for Mideast diplomacy says Strauss
UPI reports Robert Strauss, Democratic national chairman, said President Nixon has a right to take credit for the administration’s Mideast diplomatic successes. He added that Nixon bears responsibility for Watergate fallout yet should be acknowledged for appointing a secretary of state.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Strauss
Nixon
Gilbert quits July 12 to resume law practice
MONTPELIER UPI Public Service Board Chairman William Gilbert has submitted a letter of resignation to Gov. Thomas P. Salmon. Gilbert will step down July 12.
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Gilbert
South Burlington
Salmon
Vermont
Montpelier
John A. Burgess
State Education Board
Thomas Hayes
Burlington
39000 to get jobs will aid New England youths
UPI reports more than 39000 young people from poor families in New England will gain summer jobs under U S Department of Labor funded programs. States and localities will run the programs with new responsibility. The piece also notes potential Vermont leadership changes and resignations involving Gilbert and possible successors Burgess and Hayes.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S. Department of Labor
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Dawn Jones
Green Mt. Power
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Seo Dd
Ana de Nctende
A.mes
Ben Co
Ington Savings Association
Main Street
the Royal Party
Karen Lawton
Mt. Anthony Union High School
John Ottaviano
Chris Harte
Glen Comar
Julie
Galen Rhode
Arena Theatre
Pownal
Alcoholics Anonymous
Candle Mill
Fei Candle Mill
Arlington
Beshara’s Market
Te Ee Ae
Park St
James Russell
E. Jevin
Carol Hughes
North & County Streets
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