Vermont phone book adds Zip Codes and local changes
The Bennington area welcomes the New England Telephone phone book for May 1971 mailed to 15,130 subscribers across Arlington Bennington Dorset Manchester Pownal and South Pownal exchanges. Harrington tops listings with 69 phones as Mattisons trail by 59 and Crosses gain 29.
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Bennington
Pekalski
New Bennington
New England
Robert Paul
Vermont
Coventry
Geneva
New York City
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Robert A. Paul Jr
Postal Service
Telephone Company
Paul
Arlington
Dorset
Manchester
Pownal
South Pownal
Peacham
Faraway
Harrington
Mattisons
Mattesons
Bennington School Dept
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Anthony
Circus and Vaudeville At Bennington Armory Pack 345 Event
Cub Scout Pack 345 held a Sunday April 25 show at the Bennington Armory with a Webelos flag ceremony and a series of acts including a Freak Show with a mermaid two headed man and space alien. Dens One Three featured lions magicians jugglers acrobats and a tall man. Den Four displayed clowning dogs and Den Five performed a singing act. Den Six closed with the Riddlers. Games included ring toss and nail driving. Miss Deborah Sachau of Park Street Extension was guest of honor at a bridal shower for Judith Flynn scheduled for May 1 with gifts buffet and decorated cake. Webelo project winners were Edwin Emmet and Paul Betit with J C Jerome as third. Dozens of awards and acknowledgments were given to a long list of Scouts and leaders. May meeting planned as Webelo ceremony.
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Bennington Armory
Webelos
den Two
Outer Space
Dens
den Four
den Five
Riddlers
den Six
Deborah Sachau
Park Street Extension
Flynn
Park Street
Judith Flynn
Wilfred Seymour
Sachau
Bruce Mayhew
Dewey Street
Edwin Emmet
Paul Betit
J.C. Jerome
Warren Vassura
Keith Tatro
Robert Tatro
Bruce Stowell
Alex Shieo
William Jerome
Brian Howe
James Comi
Raynard Adorable
Joseph Betit
Peter Richards
Fred Keppler
Bill Thompson
Timothy Nicholas
Leon Roy
Chris Hoth
Mark EU
Two-Car Crash at Park and County Streets Injures None
Police report a collision at the Park and County streets intersection last night around 9 45. Patricia L Corbett of 217 Division St drove a 1964 Mercury east on County Street while Ronald Shepard age 16 of North Bennington drove a foreign make vehicle south on Park Street. Both cars sustained damage with no injuries reported.
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Park
County Streets
Patricia L. Corbett
Division St
Ronald Shepard
North Bennington
Bennington
Corbett
County Street
Shepard
Park Street
Believed dead UPI's Kate Webb alive in Cambodia
Catherine Webb United Press International bureau manager in Phnom Penh was freed by Communist captors. She telephoned to report she was alive and well in Kompong Speu with her driver interpreter Chhim Sirath. An automobile was sent to bring her back to Phnom Penh.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Catherine M
Kate) Webb
United Press International
Kompong Speu
Chhim Sirath
F111 Grounded Again After Two Pilots Die In Crash
The Air Force grounded the F111 fighter bomber for the sixth time after a crash near Edwards Air Force Base killed two pilots on April 23. The failure of a new bail-out capsule parachute to deploy caused the deaths, with a door in the capsule not opening. The service planned tests to determine the cause and may resume flying by Monday.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
California
Edwards Air Force Base
Vermont billboard bonus earns state funds
MONTPELIER Vermont government officials received a 320000 dollar bonus for efforts to control billboards along the interstate system. David Kelley of the federal Highway Administration presented Governor Deane C Davis with the check. The money goes to the highway fund for any state purpose, bringing Vermont’s total bonus under the program to 732605 dollars.
Vermont plans sweeping rules for public water supplies
Vermont Health Department will unveil a broad set of proposed regulations governing public water supplies. The standards, prepared with federal input, require strict surveillance, regular testing, operator training, and permits for plants and operators. Municipal and private water providers fall under the rules. a public hearing will be scheduled soon.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont Health Department
United Press International
Vermont
Robert Aiken
Aiken
Arthritis Foundation Vermont chapter meets in Warren
The Vermont Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation holds its 21st annual meeting Wednesday May 19 at 11 a.m. at the Sugarbush Inn Warren with coffee at 10 30 a.m. and lunch to follow Attendees must write to the foundation by May 15 at 215 College Street Burlington Vermont 05401. Teresa C Hoth daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederic Hoth of Gage Street is among 10 St Luke s School of Nursing Berkshire Medical Center Pittsfield MA nurses receiving psychiatric nursing affiliation through June 27 at the Institute of Living Hartford CT. The affiliation covers 10 weeks of study and clinical practice before returning to Berkshire Medical Center. The public is welcome tonight at 8 to the Mt Anthony Lodge 13 FAM installation ceremonies with refreshments in the ballroom after. Mr and Mrs William Minogue have returned to Phoenix AZ after visiting relatives here. Bulbs direct from Holland on sale by Plain Dirt Gardeners and Garden Club. Order now at 442 2601 or 442 2774 ADV.
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Vermont
The
Arthritis Foundation
Sugarbush Inn
Warren
College St
Burlington
Teresa C. Hoth
Frederic Hoth
Gage Street
St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Berkshire Medical Center
Pittsfield
Mass
Institute of Living
Hartford
Conn
Bennington ABC project faces budget cuts and student load
A Bennington ABC program meeting outlined a $21,000 budget shortfall after cuts, detailing annual costs for rent food clothing and more. Organizer Joan LaVigne proposed leasing a house to reduce expenses and possible sale by a local owner while emphasizing volunteer staffing and in-kind support from nearby colleges. Indian students in the Dartmouth sponsored program spoke of balancing their culture with mainstream life and the value of tutoring and scholarships for continued education. The discussion included potential female participation and student expectations, with a light note on social life with local girls.
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Dartmouth
Mikula
Bennington
Bennington Abc
Joan LaVigne
Clarence W. White
North
Joel Towart
White Creek
N.Y
ABC
East
Vermont
Windham prosecutor named to district environmental panel
Deputy State's Attorney J. Garvan Murtha is named to the three member Windham District Environmental Commission joining George B. Gordon and Peter Zilliacus. Murtha will keep his post as county deputy prosecutor and has moved to Dummerston. The panel rules on Act 250 development and subdivision applications with quasi judicial hearings, and decisions may be appealed to the Vermont Supreme Court.
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Brattleboro
Windham County
J. Garvan Murtha
Windham District
Murtha
Dummerston
Benjamin Partridge
Windham
Gov. Davis
State Environmental Board
District Commission
Vermont Supreme Court
George B. Gordon
Jamaica
Peter Zilliacus
Dover
Vermont
Connecticut
Arlington Kindergarten Registration Schedules Set
Arlington Community Nursing Association hosts kindergarten registration for all children entering kindergarten in the fall. Children from Arlington Sunderland and Sandgate must attend. Registration at Arlington Community House on Thursday May 6 and Tuesday May 11 from 9 to 10 30 a.m. Bring immunization records and birth certificates.
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Arlington
Arlington Community Nursing Association
Sunderland
Sandgate
Arlington Community House
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Harringtons
Cub
Drysdale
For All
Ata
Main ST
United Counseling Service
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corp
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
U.S
Kate Webb
Cambodia
Billboard
Bennington Briefs
Mt. Anthony Lodge
F&am
William Minogue
Phoenix
Ariz
Holland
Plain Dirt Gardeners and Garden Club
Liverpool
England
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
Harry J. Ledgard
Ice Road
Williamsburg
Elizabeth Sullivan Ledgard
Ledgard
Joan Murrell
Marguerite Murrell
Windham Environment Board
Bennin
Mammoth
Nichols
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