Quadrivium brings early music to Bennington Dec 7 benefit
The Quadrivium Collegium of Boston will perform at St Peters Church Bennington on December 7 at 8 p.m. Funds go to Prospect School. The ensemble, directed by Marleen Forsberg Montgomery, presents Patchwork of Early Music with audience participation and rare instruments. Tickets cost 5 dollars in advance only.
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Ellen Pfeifer
The
Boston Herald
Quadrivium Collegium
Boston
Quadrivium
Bennington
Prospect School
St. Peters
Judy Collins
Marty McCall
Marleen Forsberg Montgomery
Bennington College
Bradford Books
Powers Market
Renzi’s
Williamstown
Milton Votes Tuesday on Dog Racing Plan
Milton residents will vote again Tuesday on permitting parimutuel greyhound racing. A proposed $1 million track failed on Sept. 10, but petition signatures trigger a new special town meeting. Supporters cite 165 to 200 jobs and added tax revenue, while opponents warn of lower property values more traffic noise and potential crime.
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Milton
UPI
Vermont
Vermont Greyhound Racing
Bennington Post Office observes Thanksgiving holiday
Postmaster Stanley J. Pekalski announced that Thursday November 28 will be a legal holiday at the Bennington Post Office. No regular mail delivery but special delivery mail will proceed. Lobby hours are 6:45 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. Box holders may use the lobby. mail collection and holiday schedule for dispatch and receipt.
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Stanley J. Pekalski
Bennington
Eagles Thanksgiving basket awarded to Daryl Batley
Bennington brief notes the Eagles Thanksgiving basket going to Daryl Batley. The Women of the Moose senior regent asks members to bring books and food to Cora Sears, chair, by Tuesday Nov 26 for distribution. Next meeting Dec 4. Gail's Beauty Boutique offers a pre Christmas special through Nov 30 with $4 off per permanent. Closed Thanksgiving Day. Book tickets to Bennington Mini Car Wash as gifts. Contact numbers included.
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Women of the Moose
Cora Sears
Gail
Walkins
Gail Babson Edmonds
ADV
Bennington Minit
How Vermonters voted on major congress votes in late 1974
Vermont members of Congress tally key roll calls from November 18 to 20 on HR 12471 the Freedom of Information Act amendments. They cover veto overrides and debates on secrecy deadlines privacy act mass transit meals on wheels and safe drinking water with votes by Mallary Aiken and Byrd noted.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Breshnev
Executive Branch
Richard Mallary
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Senate
House- Senate
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Washington, D.C
Mallory
Mallary
House
Harry Byrd
I-Va
George Aiken
Robert Stafford
Stafford
Aiken
Windsor guards anger traced to Stoneman scheduling changes
Anger among Windsor State Prison guards is linked to scheduling and overtime changes ordered last summer by state Corrections Commission official R Kent Stoneman. Stoneman said he directed Warden Paul Cavallou to adjust shifts due to a job situation at the prison.
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Windsor Guards
Stoneman
Windsor
UPI
Windsor State Prison
State Corrections Commission
R. Kent Stoneman
Paul Cavallou
Blue Cross Blue Shield rate hearings set for December 9
Vermont Banking and Insurance Commissioner James Guest announces hearings December 9 on rate changes for Blue Shield and Blue Cross. Blue Shield seeks a 27.7 percent emergency rate increase for physician fees. Blue Cross staff and hospital bills will also be reviewed though no change is requested. Oliver Fifield of Canterbury NH leads the two plans. Caval Lou changes at the prison include overtime cut, rotating shifts, and reduced weekends. Stoneman notes understaffing and low pay for guards starting at $3.05 an hour, with average pay $3.59, advocating higher base pay to curb overtime and improve weekend staffing.
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Canterbury
N.H
Blue Shield
Guest
Cavallou
Stoneman
New Hampshire
Vermont
Bennington Museum grows from attic to regional treasure says curator
Peter Cook, newly named curator of the Bennington Museum, told Rotarians the institution has evolved from a community attic into a premier regional history museum. Located in the former St Francis de Sales Church since 1924 and open since 1928, the museum houses a large archive and a top genealogical library. Free December open houses are planned to boost public familiarity with this local asset.
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Peter Cook
Bennington Museum
Rotarians
St. Francis de Sales
West Main Street
Cook
Charles G. Bennett
New England
Nuclear power debated in Vermont Tomorrow panel
Vermont Tomorrow launches a free public panel on Vermont's energy needs and the role of nuclear power. The event on December 5 in Montpelier features experts from utilities, environmental agencies, and critics including Dr. Arthur Tamplin and Ralph Nader’s referred concerns, urging open discussion amid an energy emergency.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Hall
Tavern Motor Inn
Arthur Tamplin
Washington, D.C
James E. Griffin
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Vermont Electric Power
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Martin Johnson
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Peter Franchot
Vermont Tomorrow
Franchot
Ralph Nader
University of Vermont
Jobseekers line up for Sears jobs in Hanover
About 2,000 people gathered Wednesday in Hanover Massachusetts after a Sears ad offered 400 retail positions. Ann Feleciano said she left unemployment lines to try for work while Alan Kramer traveled from New York after moving to New England for openings. He now thinks there are too few jobs for too many people as lines stretched four deep in the Hanover Mall parking lot.
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Hanover
Mass
UPI
Sears
Ann Feleciano
Alan Kramer
Massachusetts
New York
New England
Hanover Mall
Bennington Couple Announce Wendy Dunn to Stephen Moses
Engaged Wendy Marie Dunn of Chapel Road Bennington to Stephen Moses son of Mr and Mrs Edward Moses of Eagle Bridge NY. Wendy a 1974 Mt Anthony Union High School graduate employed at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Stephen a 1974 Cambridge NY Central graduate employed at Captain's Cabin in Eagle Bridge. A spring wedding is planned.
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Larry C. Dunn
Chapel Road
Bennington
Wendy Marie
Stephen Moses
Edward Moses
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Cambridge, N.Y. Central School
Married Kosinski- Rosenburg
Mrs. Joan M. Rosenburg of Manchester Center and John A. Kosinski Jr. of Amsterdam were married in Albany on November 16. Mrs. Kosinski is the daughter of Mrs. Howard Manley and the late Mr. Manley. The groom is a practicing attorney. they reside at 19 Coolidge Rd in Amsterdam.
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Albany
N.Y
Joan M. Rosenburg
Manchester Center
John A. Kosinski Jr
Amsterdam
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Olive Barnes
Haynes
Kane Inc
Dial
Grandma Moses
East Shaftsbury
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Shaftsbury
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Pagle Street
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Shea Agency Inc
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