Keyser Recalls Tumultuous Vermont Governorship
Former Vermont governor F. Ray Keyser Jr 35 recalls a term marked by controversy and decisive defeats. He cites un controllable events in 1962 and political clashes over the Rutland Railway study and development board firing as shaping his exit and legacy.
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Y Industry Club Tours Flomatic in Hoosick Falls
The Bennington Area YMCA Industrial Management Club visited Flomatic Corporation in Hoosick Falls. President Wilbur C. Rice and plant manager Clement P. Gilchrist led a tour from the foundry to the valve factory floor, with questions, refreshments, and plans for future visits. Robert Mercy reads tonight at Bennington College Carriage Barn gallery. Public invited.
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Bennington Area
Rice
Gilchrist
Flamatic
Rice and
North Bennington
Robert Mercy
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Collectors Corner Highlights Rare Sierra Leone Stamp Issue
A scarce 14-value self adhesive Sierra Leone set issued in limited quantity, map shaped and tied to a New York World's Fair label. The piece notes about 26,000 complete sets exist with many lower values available, plus market speculation tips and minting news from U.S. mints and Cuba stamp interest.
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Sierra Leone
Africa
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Snelling Calls Economic Development The State Focus
Richard A. Snelling of Shelburne told a Republican rally at Peacham that Vermont faces its main challenge in economic development. The former Vermont Development Commission member spoke for his candidacy for the GOP nomination for lieutenant governor, arguing growth will lower taxes and fund schools and public services.
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Vermont
Richard A. Snelling
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Snelling
Vermont Development Commission
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Hoff
Development Commission
Bennington Catholic High Debating Club Renewal
BCHS restarts its Debate Club with Rev. Donald Whipple as moderator. Members include Jonathan Dwyer Bonnie Flood Denis Fraher Charles Le tourneau Mary Ellen Long Walter Morrissey Fred Torrisi and Peter Stratton. They visited Dartmouth Brattleboro Stonehill Springfield and planned Holy Cross before measles outbreak caused cancellations.
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Donald Whipple
CSC
Jonathan Dwyer
Bonnie Flood
Denis Fraher
Charles Letourneau
Mary Ellen Long
Walter Morrissey
Fred Torrisi
Peter Stratton
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St Marys Guild Food Sale Planned for Friday
St Marys Guild of St Peters Church will hold its annual spring food sale at the Parish House with a noon to 4 p m hours on Friday March 20 to accommodate lunch business. Marion Hardy is president. committee members include Mrs Well ing Mrs Horne Mrs Eisele Mrs Castle Mrs Evans Mrs Farrell Mrs Thomas Mrs Haug Mrs Silvernail Mrs Ryan and Mrs Crisp.
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St. Peter’s Church
School Street
Marion Hardy
Fred Welling
James A. Horne
William Eisele
William Castle
Alan Evans
Vail Farrell
T.C. Thomas
Edward Haug
Frank Silvernail
John C. Ryan
Olive Crisp
Bennington Elementary PTA Panel Talk Set on Home School Community
The Bennington Elementary PTA will host a panel discussion Wednesday March 18 at 7 45 p m on Home School Community with Dr William D Worthington Daniel Holland probation officer and Margaret Hanifin of United Counseling Service on the panel Refreshments will be served The talk aims to explore economic development and job growth in Vermont with focus on long range planning and public policy developments by local leaders.
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PTA
William D. Worthington
Daniel Holland
Margaret Hanifin
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Dems Dinner Attracts State Officials In Bennington
A Bennington County Democratic Committee fundraiser at the Mt. Anthony Country Club draws near 400 guests. Gov. Philip Hoff plans to attend with aides and top officials including Stella Hackel, Robert Larrow, Hector Marcoux, William F. Kearns Jr., Daniel J. O'Brien, Paul Guare, Priscilla LaPlante, Ben Collins, and others. Tickets nearly sold out with tables limited and loudspeakers planned for overflow areas.
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Philip H. Hoff
Bennington
Priscilla LaPlante
Hoff
William F. Kearns Jr
Daniel J. O’brien
Nesbith Fienberg
Fienberg
Country Club
Benhi High welcomes new junior Geraldine Lamb
Geraldine Lamb, a junior, transfers from New York City to Benhi ngton High. Miss Eupha Bonham’s 12th grade English classes study a chosen novel, while many seniors report college acceptances. Open House is scheduled for April 9 at 7 30 p.m. with Jim Moore delivering the welcome address and a Focus on Change film.
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Geraldine Lamb
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Bernington
New York City
Eupha Bonham
Waldo Holden
Miss Bonham
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Bennington High School
Jim Moore
Department of Business
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