Activist Ann Raynolds To Address Unitarians
Ann Raynolds, a race relations and Vietnam activist, will speak at the Bennington Unitarian Fellowship’s fall meeting on Sunday October 6 at 10 30 a m in the Bennington Free Library. Her talk titled The Politics of Commitment Toward Reform of the American Political System highlights her post Chicago convention views and ongoing antiwar efforts.
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Ann Raynolds
Bennington Unitarian Fellowship
Bennington Free Library
Raynolds
Chicago
John J. Daley
Vietnam
Grant Park
America
Unitarian Universalist Church of
Springfield
George A. Ellis
Old Bennington
Women of the Moose Schedule Regular Meeting
WOTM Notes announce a regular meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Moose Home with Chapter night led by chairman Isabelle Gates Senior Regent Bessie Burgess thanks co workers for help at the Northeast Moose Convention
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Women of the Moose
Moose
Isabelle Gates
Bessie Burgess
Two Plead No Contest In Bennington District Court
In Bennington District Court Judge John P Morrissey disposed of two cases on Monday by no contest pleas. Edward J Finn a 65 year old retired Hampden Mass police officer pleaded to careless and negligent driving causing a rear end crash on U S Route 7 in Pownal on Sept 14 with fine of 50 dollars and costs. Alice P Longtin 61 a sewing machine operator of 113 Union Street pleaded no contest to careless driving on Sept 8 when she reportedly lost control and struck several mailboxes on State Aid Road No 1 she was fined 50 dollars and costs.
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Bennington District Court
John P. Morrissey
Edward J. Finn
Hampden
Mass
U.S. 7
Pownal
Alice P. Longtin
Union St
Zoning Board Weighs Appeal Over 119 Grandview St Apartment
Bennington's Zoning Board of Adjustment meets at the Village office at 7:30 p.m. today to consider an appeal by Robert Houle and Paul Fairfield. They seek permission to add an apartment at their property at 119 Grandview St. The zoning inspector denied the permit because the area is zoned R-1 single family dwelling only.
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Bennington
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Robert Houle
Paul Fairfield
Grandview St
County Nurses Meet Monday
Bennington County Nurses Association will meet Monday at the Wilmington White House. A 6 30 p.m. dinner will precede the meeting. The program features two speakers Miss Jean Hurley from Putnam Memorial Hospital on Intensive Care and Mrs Frances Crozier from Mt Anthony Union High School on School Nursing
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Bennington County Nurses Association
Wilmington White House
Jean Hurley
R.N
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Frances Crozier
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Flats Group Organizes To Protest U S 7 Plans
A North Bennington Flats protest group led by Robert B. Condon and Leon Boutin mobilizes over Vermont Highway Department plans to relocate U S 7 north of Bennington. More than 35 residents oppose partial beltline construction, warn of economic impact on North Bennington Road, and urge delaying until a full beltline is funded and built. A meeting is planned to press officials ahead of a Vermont Highway Board hearing.
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Bennington
Flats
Vermont Highway Department
Robert B. Condon
Leon Boutin
Leon
Knotty Pine
Highway Department
Bennington Beltline
Bennington Village
Condon
Boutin
Manchester
Rutland
Hunt Street
Clarks Woods
Ben Mont Avenue
Bennington Road
Vermont Highway Board
Vt. 9
U.S. 7
Green Acres Flats
North Bennington
Rummage Sale Set Oct 18 at St Peter's Parish
A rummage sale is scheduled for October 18 from noon to 4 p.m. at St. Peter's Parish House with School Street entrance. Co chairmen Mrs. George Crisp and Mrs. Edward Haug encourage volunteers to drop items at the Parish Hall by 10 a.m. October 17. The Nearly New table is expected to be available again.
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St. Peter’s
School Street
George Crisp
Edward Haug
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