Who runs Bennington and the police citation policy
Questions Anonymous explores who governs Bennington noting power rests in elected boards and voters. It explains Vermont police cannot file charges, only issue summons. state’s attorney issues charges after officer reports, causing potential delays in public notices.
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Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
Q.A
Neil S. Moss
Moss
AARP Notes Southern Vermont Chapter 269 Meeting
The Southern Vermont AARP Chapter 269 met in Colgate Hall with President Albert D. Ray welcoming guests from Arlington Manchester and Brattleboro. A silent prayer honored Mrs. Leah Cook as dues were discussed and chairmen were named for the legislative committee. The group planned a December meeting with a Christmas party and gift exchange, and new transportation contacts were announced.
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Southern Vermont
American Association of Retired Persons
Colgate Hall
Albert D. Ray
Arlington
Manchester
Brattleboro
W.C. Heinz
Leah Cook
Howard Smith
Ray
Caroline Brown
Legislative Committee
Florence Hadwen
Mrs. Brown
Marjorie Hayes
Mrs. Hayes
Josie Baczek
DeGraff
Berkshire Optical Co
North Street
Baptist Church
Glee Club
Washington Crossing patriotic essay contest announced
Eugene C. Fish, president of the Washington Crossing Foundation, announces the annual national patriotic essay contest for high school juniors and seniors. Prizes include 200, 100, 50 and ten 25 honorable mentions. Essays must be postmarked by Jan 1 and received by Jan 10 at the foundation in Washington Crossing, PA 18977.
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Washington Crossing
Eugene C. Fish
The
Washington Crossing Foundation
Frank F. Bell
Ann Hawkes Hutton
AA membership grows with 500 new groups and 25 thousand members
New York report shows Alcoholics Anonymous added over 500 groups and about 25 000 members in the past year. World figures rise to roughly 16 500 groups and 500 000 members in 92 countries. Bennington County expands to five AA groups plus an Alanon group and eight meetings weekly.
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New York
Fellowship of
Alcoholics Anonymous
John L. Norris
A.A
Bennington County
Norris
General Service Office
John Riddle to direct St. Joseph College musical
John P. Riddle Jr. of Bennington will serve as musical conductor and pianist for the St. Joseph College Stage Door Players production of Celebration. Performances are Nov 19 and 20 at 8 p.m. and Nov 21 at 2 30 p.m. in the college auditorium.
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St. Joseph College
Stage Door Players
Paul P. Duzmati
John P. Riddle Jr
Bennington
Riddle
Robert Borrow
Williams College
Geneva Mantle Moore
Donald Paterson
Karel Husa
Thomas Sokal
Cornell University
Mt. Anthony Union High School
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