Buying of patients artistry brisk at Statehouse art show
In Montpelier the second annual Vermont State Hospital Arts and Crafts show drew brisk buying at the Statehouse. Forty eight artworks by sixteen patients were on display and many sold for under sixteen dollars. George Kemon led the Waterbury Hospital effort with support from Anthony Jamka and Alan Luce.
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Cora Cheney Montpelier
Statehouse
Vermont State Hospital
Waterbury Hospital
George Kemon
Morrisville
Woodstock
Garter
Kemon
Bennington
Anthony Jamka
Alan Luce
Goddard College
Norwich
Vermont Council On the Arts
Marjorie Kemon
Home Health Services
Vermont Department of Health
Connecticut River Valley
Weathersfield Row
William Jarvis
Wayne Smith
Waterbury
Wreney Abin Luce
State Hospital
Easter Bunny to Attend North Bennington Hunt Event
The Easter Bunny will visit the Gov. McCullough Mansion grounds in North Bennington on Sunday afternoon April 2. The event features an age-group egg hunt with candy prizes, followed by entertainment. The Norshaft Club organized the hunt with help from the Bennington Senior Citizens and the Cambridge Qwikiil Fairs. For inquiries contact Tom Bluto at 442-6311.
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Gov. McCullough
North Bennington
Norshaft [Dona Club
Carron
Benington
Cambridge
N.Y
Tom Bluto
Bennington Area Coronary Prevention Program Registration Opens
Men aged 20 to 65 may join a two weekly program at North Bennington School gym starting 7:20. The plan covers exercise diet and risk factor reduction for heart attack. First session is Wednesday April 5 at 7:30 pm at the hospital. Physical exam required. For details contact Bob Nolan 442-728 North Bennington or Louis Betit 442-5083 Bennington.
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Bennington Area
North Bennington School
Bob Nolan
North Bennington
Louis Betit
Bennington
Vermont weighs snow runoff ban to stop river dumping
Vermont officials push a proposed ban on dumping snow into streams to improve water quality. Public hearings will gauge opposition from towns that rely on the practice for quick snow removal.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Yue Y Wr
Water Resources
Martin L. Johnson
Computer organ to be used for chorus Verdi Requiem
The Bennington County Choral Society will perform Verdi Requiem on Sunday at 9 30 p m featuring the Allen Computer Organ from Allen Organ Company Macungie Pa. The organ uses 22 micro devices to deliver vast tonal possibilities and effortless transposition. John P Riddle Jr will preside during the performance and audience members may see a short demonstration afterward. Also Massachusetts officials say subscribers experiencing service failures over 24 hours may receive credits if they notify within 10 days.
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Bennington County Choral Society
Allen _ Organ Company
Macungie
Melody Manor
Latham
N.C
Allen
John P. Riddle Jr
Riddle
Boston
Mess
Maundy Thursday rites set at Baptist Church
Members and friends of First Baptist Church plan a Maundy Thursday service starting with an 8:30 p.m. shared supper. Mrs. John Riddle leads meal arrangements with several helpers and deacons and deaconesses will host candlelight communion at each table.
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Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
John Riddle
Ralph, Lindsey
Josephine Ballou
Richard Hunt
James" Vince
Barbara "Bennett
David French
Jesus
Blood of Jesus
Barbara Bennett
Carlton Carpenter
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Vermont Roadside Council
The
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont
Harvey D. Carter Jr
Pawnal
Tn Ponsella
Ute
Carter
Jonathan Brownell
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Brownell
WRE
Nichols
Wan
Benhington Banner
Main St
Benalzglog
Banner Publishing Camp
United Press International
New York Times Rees Service
Matthews, Sharon & Cohen Inc
Hom
Osborne Gaines
Peter Groenwegen
Robert Harrington
Thomas Hoyt
Howard Tackey
Ralph Lindsey
Henry Serre
James Vince
Weg
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