Financial counselor addresses Rotarians in Bennington
At the Bennington Rotary Club luncheon on May 6 at Mt Anthony Country Club, 17 male athletes rose and left before the program while coach Dave Fredrickson joked. Richard V Breton of the Family Financial Counseling Service spoke about the nonprofit, free service opening a Bennington branch by July 1, funded by creditors and local banks, to help families manage debt with planning interviews and flexible fees.
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Bennington Rotary Club
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Dave Fredrickson
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Vermont
Service Club
George Haynes
Richard V. Breton
Family Financial Counseling Service
Bennington
Fayette St
Concord
N.H
Manchester
Keene
Peterborough
Brattleboro
Chamber of Commerce
Breton
First Vermont Bank and Trust Co
LEAA weighs Seabrook costs amid antinuclear protest
Concords LEAA considers New Hampshire request for 670000 to cover prosecutorial and incarceration costs for 1400 antinuclear demonstrators at Seabrook. About 439000 would repay National Guard jailer use. 231000 funds other legal costs. Officials warn of precedent and potential nationwide implications.
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Concord
N.H
Seabrook
J. Robert Grimes
Seaa Office of Regional Operations
Vermont state colleges approve room and board increase
Vermont State College Board of Trustees approved higher room and board at the four campus colleges starting September with room up 50 dollars and board up 35 dollars. Tuition will not rise now but a likely 100 dollar hike for 1979 is anticipated. The board also agreed to sell Burklyn Manor in Lyndon to Marshall Thurber for 134000 dollars, for private residence and retreat use.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont State College Board of Trustees
McGregor
VSC
Burklyn Manor
Lyndon
St. Johnsbury
Marshall Thurber
Thurber
San Francisco
Vermont county growth trails state in 1970s population shift
Vermont Health Department figures show Bennington County rose 6.2 percent from 1970 to 1976 while the state grew 7.1 percent. Chittenden County up 9 percent. Washington County up just over 1 percent. Vermont population estimated at 476,296 on July 1, 1976 with Bennington County at 31,099.
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Vermont Department of Health
Bennington County
Orange
Lamoille
Grand Isle
Essex
Chittenden County
Washington County
Vermont
Department of Health
Indian panel member out of governor’s commission
Wayne Hoague is dismissed from the governor’s Commission on Indian Affairs prompting praise from Abenaki Tribal Council leaders. Council President Homer St Francis calls it a step in the right direction while Administrator Kent Ouimette says Hoague impeded progress. Gov Snelling reportedly asked Hoague to resign after intemperate remarks that threatened the commission’s effectiveness. Doris Hoague claims the governor bowed to rival tribal factions. Hoague was the sole Indian member.
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Swanton
UPI
Wayne Hoague
Governor’s Commission On Indian Affairs
Commission
Abenaki Indian Tribal Council
Homer St. Francis
Hoague
Kent Ouimette
Richard Snelling
Doris Hoague
Bennington Briefs and Local Meeting Notices
Bennington briefs note the Ladies Auxiliary for Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1332 meets tonight at 7 30 p.m. with a social following. FOE Aerie 1861 nominates officers tonight at 8 at the Eagles rooms on North Street. Claire Pagnotta baton recital on May 15 at 1 45 p.m. in MAUHS gym. J C Cleaning Service offers lawn and carpet care. An inexpensive neighborhood tag sale runs May 11 15 with many items and a giveaway table. Joseph Sausville on Chapel Road hosts the sale.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 1332
FOE Aerie
Eagles Rooms
North Street
ADV
Claire Pagnotta
Mauhs Gym
Joseph Sausville
Chapel Road
Mt. Anthony
Tammy Gosley
Wendy Brown
Wendy Gosley
Stefanie Coyne
Bennington Court Sentences Youth for Simple Assault
Bennington District Court led by Acting Judge James Cormier sentenced Kenneth A. Waine, 18, to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to simple assault against Deputy Sheriff Wesley Bump on April 9 in Bennington. A petty larceny charge from March 26 was dismissed.
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Bennington
James Cormier
Kenneth A. Waine
Wesley Bump
Matthew Massie
Benhi 47 plans reunion for 1947 class
The Class of 1947 at Bennington High School plans a 30th reunion with invited participation from 1946 and 1948, scheduled for June 24 and 25 for a weekend of run and reminiscences. Contact Walter E. Dunham II or Richard Jolivette at 447-7786 or 442-5131 for details and to share information on missing members John Elwell, Robert Conley, George Hulett, Robert Nolan, and Edith Schulze Dewey. inquiries may be directed to Patricia M. Raymond or Janet K. Flynn.
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Bennington High School
Walter E. Dunham II
Richard Jolivette
John Elwell
Robert Conley
George Hulett
Robert Nolan
Edith Schulze Dewey
Patricia M. Raymond
Janet K. Flynn
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Carl Dickinson
Samuel Dalton
Robert Thompson
William Dunican
George Hathaway
Krawczyk
New Hampshire-Vermont
LEAA
New Hampshire
State Colleges
David
Levi
Nichols
New York State
Rand Corp
Buffalo
Elmira
Binghamton
Utica
Rome
New York City
Edward Hanna
Wyoming
Seneca
Yates
Cayuga
Greene
Ulster
Schuyler
Schoharie
Albany
Rochester
Bennington Briefs
J.C. Cleaning Service
Bennington District Court
Charles E. Weir
North Bennington
Everett R. Brown
Shaftsbury
Richard J. Woodard
Farmington
Maine
Benhi
Vermont National
FDIC
Bea
Harold F
South Street
Main ST
Jody Roberts
Arthur Roberts
Old Bennington
College of William & Mary
Williamsburg
Miss Roberts
Vivaldi
Benjamin Britten
St. Cecilia
W. H. Auden
Wilson
Pem
Franks Rae
Frank Rolls
Idlenot
Lyta
Columbo
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