Pine Cobble Ski Skate Sale Seeks Donated Gear
Pine Cobble School asks for outgrown skates skis boots and winter gear for its Ski Skate Sale part of the Winter Sports Fair to be held at the school Friday November 15 from 3 to 9 p.m. and Saturday November 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Gear can be donated or consigned with 60 percent to the donor.
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Pine Cobble
Robert Cash
James Briggs
Williamstown
Mystery Jack Lantern Contest Gates Bennington Week Fun
During Halloween Week the Bennington Recreation Department held a Mystery Jack Lantern contest with daily clues on WBTN and $5 prizes for the first three correct guesses. Officer Bill Bryan revealed the winner on Halloween night. Dozens of entries came in from local kids. top trio were Steve Riddle Shawn Legacy and Nancy Remington. Seven more winners received candy bars. Activities were bank-sponsored with window painting a parade and a Laurel and Hardy film at the Harte Theatre.
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Bennington Recreation Department
Jack Lantern
WBTN
Bill Bryan
Bennington Police Department
Steve Riddle
Shawn Legacy
Nancy Remington
Officer Bryan
Kelly Worden
Lynne Ayers
Edith Capriola
Amy Sinclair
Lee Ann Frederickson
Laurie Ayers
Cathy Sinclair
Recreation Department
Laurel and Hardy
Harte Theatre
Funeral for Manchester town manager Oakley Porter fills church
The First Baptist Church in Manchester was packed for the funeral of Oakley K. Porter, town manager for 13 years, who died last Thursday at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Ministers Rev. Richard D. Olmstead and Rev. Chandler Holmes led services. military rites were held at Factory Point Cemetery, the flag folded by John H. West and given to Porter’s widow. Brewster Funeral Home arranged the services.
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First Baptist Church
Manchester
Oakley K. Porter
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Richard D. Olmstead
Chandler Holmes
Calvary Baptist Church
North Waterboro
Maine
Factory Point
John H. West
Brewster Funeral Home
Vermont utility wins retroactive charge rights
The Vermont Public Service Board grants Central Vermont Public Service a 28 percent retroactive surcharge worth 1.3 million dollars to begin next month, after a 33 percent request and a 20 percent temporary boost. An experimental rate design for about one fifth of Rutland area customers was also approved.
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Vermont Public Service Corp
PSB
CVPS
Rutland
Non-profit water sewer group holds annual meeting Nov 10
The Brandon Tap water Inc groups annual report details 25 major and 22 small projects completed this year. The Rev Alexander J Smith of Essex Junction TAP president says the meeting Sunday November 10 at 3 pm at St Thomas Episcopal Church in Brandon is open to the public. A slide show will review the year and trustees will be elected.
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Brandon — Tap Water Inc
Vermont
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Brandon
Alexander J. Smith
Essex Junction Tap
Bennington Briefs Meeting for Women Basketball Interest
Women interested in winter recreation basketball should attend an organizational meeting Nov. 11 at 8 p.m. in Room C at the Community Recreation Center on Gage Street. Robert Vachon of Erie Pennsylvania and his daughter Karen, also of Erie and a Keene State College student, visited Bennington's area with Bob's mother Mrs. Joseph Vachon of Wain Street. The coed volleyball program at Mt. Anthony gym on Wednesdays from 7 to 9 continues.
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Gage Street
Robert Vachon
Erie
Bennington
Karen
Keene, N.H. State College
Bob
Joseph Vachon
Wain Street
Mt. Anthony
Squeaking Wheels to Hold Rutland Campout Meeting
Squeaking Wheels for handicapped teens and young adults will meet Nov. 8 and 9 at the Vermont Association for the Crippled VAC Rutland with 7 p.m. start Friday and overnight camping available. Debra Bordeaux is president. Sharon Ryan represents the group on WAC board and on Govs Committee for the Employment of the Handicapped.
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Rutland
Squeaking Wheels
Vermont Association For the Crippled
Park St
VAC
Debra Bordeaux
Sharon Ryan
WAC
Third Bennington Housing Forum Examines Local Needs
The Bennington Community Forum series hosts the third session at 2 p.m. Sunday at Park-McCullough House focusing on housing. Panelists Phyllis Agard Einar Michaelson Sheare Satterthwaite and Tim Smith share insights with moderator Wallace P. Scott. Discussions cover interior design mobility housing renovations and year-round Vermont housing trends. The event is funded by a Vermont Humanities grant, open to the public with free admission and optional baby-sitting by calling 442-2747 before Nov. 8.
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Community Forum
Sheare Satterthwaite
Williams Colleges
Wallace P. Scott
Bennington
Scribner
Tim Smith
Einar Michaelsen
Phyllis Agard
Park- McCullough
Park-McCullough House
Einar Michaelson
Bennington College
Vermont
Home Inc
Agard
Satterthwaite
Williams College
Cambridge
Wildlife Preserves Inc
New Jersey
Cape Fear
North Carolina
Bennington College Art Center
Timothy D. Smith and
Vermont Council On the Humanities
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Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
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