Bennington Court Rules on Multiple Driving and Littering Cases
The Bennington area court docket lists fines and bail for several defendants. Joseph F. Green Jr. faced charges in two counties with total bail set at 200. John L. Burdick received a $50 fine and possible 30 day jail term for a careless driving accident. Walter J. Bennett paid $25 for littering. several others pled not contest or guilty to DUI, littering, or related offenses with fines ranging from $25 to $150 and license suspensions. Additional cases involved minor alcohol possession charges and a transfer motion to juvenile court.
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Pownal
Bennington
Fienberg
Joseph F. Green Jr
North Hoosick
N.Y
Shaftsbury
Green
Rutland
Robert E. Cummings Jr
John L. Burdick
North Bennington
Burdick
Walter J. Bennett
Manchester Center
Chunks Brook Road
Sandgate
Robert G. Funkhouser
Manchester
Dean Craddock
Cummings
Bernard F. Baker
Peru
LeRoy, L. Loomis
Jonathan A. Horne
Margret C. Sweet
William F. Carely
Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Hyland H. Capin
Capin
Senior Citizens Card Party Winners Named for Nov 16
Winners at the Senior Citizens Nov 16 card party include Bernadette Sausville for ladies and Sal Macario and Peter Pacitto for men with door prize awarded to Pacitto. The group meets weekly with Friday bowling at Bennington Lanes and a 3 PM session. Corrina Bellemare posted a 150 single and Maude Rogers a 380 triple in the Nov 16 Friday afternoon bowling event, while Bob McClure led the men with a 160 single and a 434 triple.
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Bernadette Sausville
Sal Macario
Peter Pacitto
Bennington Lanes
Corrina Bellemare
Maude Rogers
Bob McClure
Vermont Yankee aide forecasts lower power costs
Vermont officials push for extra 30 megawatts from the New York Power Authority to supply 150 MW for residents and farms. Two out-of-state cooperatives bid, with Allegheny Cooperative favored by staff. Governor Gilbert warns of a suit if trustees side with staff while noting possible $2 million annual saving if approved. The board met in New York City to hear the recommendation amid typical later hearings.
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Montpelier
UPI
Power Authority
State of
New York
Vermont
Vermont Public Service Board
William Gilbert
Authority
Allegheny Cooperative
Gilbert
The
Authority Board of Trustees
New York City
Prospect Middle School offers Christmas trees
The Prospect Middle School of North Bennington marks its second annual Christmas tree sale. Spruce grown by the Merck Forest Foundation in Rupert will be cut to custom specs at one dollar per foot. Call 442-8333 for details.
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Dianne Carpenter
Chris Mayer
Grace Yarnal
Jim Phillips
Joe Holts
Chet Phillips
Mt. Anthony Union High School Library
Extension 38
Prospect Middle School
North Bennington
The
Merck
Thrift Shops Announce Thanksgiving Day Closures
Both thrift shops will close on Thanksgiving Day. The Bennington location opens from 14 Friday to 102 Saturday with specials on holiday dresses, Christmas novelties, top coats, fur trimmed coats and hats. The North Bennington store runs from 15 Friday to 104 Saturday offering knick knacks ice skates dishes and a half price sale on men’s and boys’ pants.
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Bennington
North Bennington
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