Bennington Native Leads Vermont Federation of Women's Clubs
Poultney resident Mrs. Edward C. Seaver was installed as the 41st president at the Vermont Federation of Women's Clubs 78th convention in Montpelier on May 9. A full slate of officers and chairmen was installed, detailing district presidents, secretaries, treasurer, and committees. Seaver, a Bennington native with nursing credentials, will serve 1974-1976 under the theme Freedom and Unity focusing on bicentennial local projects and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Burnham
Waterbury
A. O. Brungardt
Brattleboro
Warren Mattoon
Chelsea
Albert Bashaw
Burlington
John Poley
Springfield
Geneva Merritt
Hartland
Perley Marshall
Enosburg Falls
Franklin Stevens
Chester
Bill A. Robinson
Barre
Home Life Department
Walker James
Orwell
Henry Merrill
Edgar Jewett
E. James Swinger
Poultney
Carroll Ayers
International Affairs Department
Clyde Hunter
John Harvey
Lyndonville
Ignatius Matulonis
Ludlow
Department of Public Affairs
Harry Morse
Gordon Richardson
Essex
S. T. Hudson
St. Albans
David Moore
Williston
Robert Renehan Jr
White River
Cedric Billings
Stowe
Srl Hinrichs
Bristol
Endowment
George Burnham
Northfield
Mrs. Seaver
Bennington
Gifford Memorial Hospital School of
Johns Hopkins Graduate School of Nursing
Edward C. Seaver
Barrett Insurance Agency
Dollars for Scholars door-to-door drive launches three days
The local Dollars for Scholars chapter begins a three-evening door-to-door campaign starting Sunday May 12 to raise funds for area student scholarships. Past drives aided at least 270 students with about $47,000 from clubs businesses industries and student efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ison
Edladoenye
Bejan Shane
Asneuit
Two doctors use acupuncture in Vermont licensing debate
Drs John Heisse of Burlington and Herbert Prakelt of Essex Junction report strong pain relief from acupuncture as the Vermont Health Board weighs licensing the practice. Health Commissioner Anthony Robbins backs it as legitimate, while the doctors push for physician oversight and statewide acceptance.
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Essex Junction
UPI
Vermont Health Board
Chittenden County
John Heisse
Burlington
Herbert Prakelt
State Health Board
Anthony Robbins
Vermont
Prakelt
Heisse
Robbins
Health Board
Profesubemeie
Anyelse
Planned Parenthood Clinic Moves to Bank Building
The Bennington Planned Parenthood Clinic will close May 13 and 14 to relocate from 439 Main St to 338 Main St above Vermont National Bank. Operations resume May 15 with new hours 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday and birth control classes on the first, third, and fourth Thursdays. appointments 442-3300.
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Bennington Planned Parenthood
Main St
Vermont National Bank
Vermont Planned Parenthood
Burlington
Censa
Lilice
Coutself Clissics
Vermont Governor urges reading Nixon transcripts
Montpelier Vermont Governor Thomas P. Salmon urged all Vermonters to read the published Nixon Watergate transcripts. He called the conversations frightening and disturbing but declined to judge special prosecutor Leon Jaworski or the House Judiciary Committee. Salmon, an attorney, said the talks show no discussion of what would be best for the country.
Bennington Crash Damages Two Cars at Route Junction
At 4 35 pm Wednesday a 1971 Chevrolet driven by Michael Crawford 29 of Bennington sustained moderate damage when rear ended by a 1970 International Scout driven by Carol Frederick 21 also of Bennington at the Routes 7 and 67A junction. Police reported both were southbound on 67A. Frederick’s vehicle had no discernible damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Crawford
Bennington
Carol Frederick
Frederick
Crawford
Bennington Brief Elects Bank Officials at Annual Dinner
At the annual dinner of the southern Vermont bank association in Ggene New Hampshire Michael the Catamount National Bank in Bennington was elected second vice president. Jean of the First Vermont in Bennington was elected chairman and Harold Cress of Catamount Nations Sank in Bennington was elected to the finance committee.
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Southern Vermont
Ggene
N.H
Michael
Bennington
Jean
Vermont
Harold Cress
Weavers Guild Demonstration Sheep to Shawl May 25
The Green Mountain Weavers Guild will host a sheep to shawl demonstration and exhibition on Saturday May 25 at Greenmoat Yarns and Looms West Road Bennington. Activities begin 9 am with sheep shearing and proceed to fleece processing spinning and weaving into a shawl. No admission charge. Rain date June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Weavers Guild
Greenmoat
West Road
Bennington
Linda Aja
Rae Brown
Dee Ertell
Harriet Gaines
Marge Lincoln
Judy Martell
Ursula Scott
Bennington District Court No Contest Plea and Dismissals
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg presided. Jessie F. Torregrossa 40 of East Dorset changed to no contest on amended violation of the law of the road and was fined 35 dollars for a Feb 14 Manchester crash. Gregory W. Eastman 20 of Bennington pleaded not guilty to a nighttime breaking and entering April 28 at Bennington Garage, bail set at 1500. Cedric R. Sweet 20 of Bennington had a simple assault charge dismissed by the state's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Jessie F. Torregrossa
East Dorset
Manchester
Gregory W. Eastman
Bennington
Bennington Garage
Cedric R. Sweet
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Bennington Native Heads
Max Barrows
Montpelier
Sears Foundation
Walter Lamb
South Burlington
Maude Devereux
James Hudson Jr
Plainfield
Mary E. Copps
Rutland
Ellis Anderson
Castleton
Houlihan
Northrop
Bedell Delorme
Kenneth Low
Raymond Martin
Gerald Northrop
Samuel Sherman
Finley Sheperd
Clayton Brown
Lillian Bryan Proctor
David Hopkins
Thetford Center
Evergreen Order of Eastern Star
United Methodist
Green Mt. College
Bennington, Vermont
North Bennington Road
Ibe
House of Color
C.L. Whites, Inc
Schumacher
SAT
Saratoga Rd
Scotia
N.Y
Charles Butler Jr
Planned Parenthood Clinic
Salmon
Bennington Brief
Telescope
Bankamericard
Furniture Inc
Benn
ELM Street
Weavers Guild
Kel Ine
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
The
Iron Kettle Restaurant
Iron Kettle
Shaftsbury
Mom
Evans’ News Inc
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