Bennington Rutland model railroad club open house planned
The Bennington Rutland Model Railroad Club hosts an open house March 27 from 1 to 6 p.m. in North Bennington Park McCullough House. Volunteers show HO scale layouts of Bennington to Rutland with trains running, door prizes each hour, slides and movies, and a raffle for Vermont Railways engine 201. Tickets are 50 cents or three for a dollar admission 25 cents.
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Bennington-Rutland
Bennington
Rutland
Park- McCullough
North Bennington
Tom Gallagher
Gallagher
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Tom Barnes
Tom
Vermont Railways
Bennington to discuss joint debt counseling program
Bennington leaders from banks industries and social services will meet to consider pooling resources to start a local credit counseling agency modeled after Concord New Hampshire FFCS. FFCS offers free counseling and a debt management program where creditors receive payments via a trust fund.
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Bennington Area
Family Financial Counseling Service
FFCS
Concord
N.H
Richard V. Breton
New Hampshire
Brattleboro
Roger Frechette
Neil Templeton
Catamount National Bank
Breton
Bennington
Burlington
First Vermont Bank
David J. Newell
Morrison Named to Catamount Panel Advisor Board
Alan H. Morrison, president of Bennington Ford and Scot Sport Motors, is added to Catamount National Bank Putnam Square advisory board. He resides on Meadowbrook Drive Bennington and serves as Mt. Anthony Union School Board member and Bennington Rotary Club director. Other board members include John P. Griffin Jr. Alexander E. Mahar John H. Williams II James V. Horrigan Richard A. Bolza and Joann C. Browe.
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Alan H. Morrison
Bennington& Ford Inc
Scot Sport Motors
Putnam Square
Catamount National Bank
Morrison
Meadowbrook Drive
Bennington
E. P. Mahar and Sons Inc
John H. Williams II
Williams and Wickes
James V. Horrigan
Richard A. Bolza
Joann C. Browe
The
Bank
Population nears 216 million in new census
The Census Bureau estimates the U S population at 215,998,000 on January 1, up 5.7 percent since 1970 when the last official count was made. The 1976 increase was 1.56 million, a 0.7 percent rise, counting servicemen overseas. The 1970 count stood at 204,839,000 on April 1.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Census Bureau
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