Bennington Tax Delinquents List Released by Town Clerk
Two hundred fifty three Bennington property owners owe the town 66 332 46 in back taxes per Tax Collector John Malone who Tuesday released a complete delinquents list. The notice covers 1972 and earlier years with a poll tax list due soon. The funeral of Mrs Grace Isobel Southgate George of Pownal was held Tuesday at the Pownal United Methodist Church with local clergy and sheriff department attendance.
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Bennington
John Malone
James
Alexander Comm
Brooks
Harold & Theresa Allard
Mary & Lewis Allen
William Allen
Allied Radio Shack
American Coffee Shop
Atty
Richard Leahy
Francis Antonio
Victor & Rita Austin
David & Sandra Babson
Robert & Lorna Baptiste
David Barber
Robert & Linda Bartlett
Gail Batease
Ronald & Patricia Battis
Darlene
Theodore Becker
Georgianna Bellemare
O J.B. Harte
Ben More Store
Bennington Automatic Laundry
Benn Pastry Shop
Bennington Roofing Co
James & Patricia Beraldi
Gerald Berthold
Tri State Mobile Home
Roger Biddle
Bill’s Appliance Service
Bill’s Market
Virginia & Herman Bishop
Katherine Bolio
Edward & Rose Mary Bourn
Nancy Bowen
Edward
George & Shirley Burgess
Eugene & Mary Burnell
Robert Burton
Grace Isobel Southgate George
Pownal
Pownal United Methodist Church
David Hubbard
Kenneth Schwebel
Pownal Baptist Church
Ormal Pierce
Harold Marshall
Robert and
Stewart George
William Grove
Howard Warner
Auge Pringle Funeral Home
Bennington County
Mystery program at Bennington Free Library Friday
The Bennington Free Library hosts an adult film program this Friday at 10 15 a m. The Gradation group of the First Baptist Church meets Thursday at 12 30 p m with transportation, Mary Fillcroft leading devotions, hostesses Marguerite Burnham Alice Harrington and Hildred Straub. The program is titled Mystery. Ads urge disability income protection from Shea Agency.
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Bennington Free Library
First Baptist Church
Mary Fillcroft
Marguerite Burnham
Alice Harrington
Hildred Straub
Gov Salmon accepts Manchel resignation over Weeks School probe
Dr. Frank Manchel told reporters that Governor Thomas Salmon has accepted his resignation as chairman of the Governor's Committee on Children and Youth. Manchel quit after alleging administration roadblocks hindered a probe into alleged abuse at Weeks School for juveniles in Vergennes.
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Salmon
David Egner
Mandel
Manchel
Bennington Thrift Shop Offers Half-Price Clothes This Week
The Bennington and North Bennington thrift shops feature half-price sales on all clothing with specials including knit suits tuxedos bridal dress ring pillows dishes and electrical appliances. Donations welcome with a full-length door mirror needed among items. Open 1 5 Thursdays 10 5 Fridays 10 4 Saturdays.
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Bennington Thrift Shop
North Bennington
Grocers Seek Repeal of Vermont Bottle Law
Vermont grocers led by the Retail Grocers Association meet Gov. Thomas Salmon to press repeal of the beverage container deposit law. Ronald Goldberg says a court injunction may be sought if the Dec 1 deadline passes without action, amid disputes over beer pricing and cross-border shopping.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Retail Grocers Association
Ronald Goldberg
Thomas Salmon
Goldberg
Grocers
Salmon
Martin Johnson
Peter Franchot
Vermont Tomorrow
Murtha earns Meritorious Service Medal in air force
Maj. James R. Murtha, Bennington native, received the Meritorious Service Medal for outstanding duty as chief of standardization with the 44th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron at Eglin AFB Florida. He now commands detachment 18 of the 43rd Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service after a year in Vietnam and holds senior navigator aeronautical rating. He is a 1955 Bennington High School graduate and earned a BA in economics in 1960 from St. Michael's College where he was commissioned through the Air Force ROTC.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
U.S. Air Force
James R. Murtha
James E. Murtha
Bennington
44Th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service
Maj
Murtha
Vietnam
Bennington High School
St. Michael’s College
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Crowd watches police burn $1 million marijuana in Smithville
About 200 people gathered Tuesday as police torched an estimated $1 million worth of marijuana behind the DeKalb County Courthouse in Smithville. The plants were doused with kerosene and set ablaze, drawing attendees with a strong smell that filled downtown.
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Smithville
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Arthur E. George
Jennie Bushee
Virginia
Philip Bushee
M. Callahan Inc
Matthew
Shirley Cabral
Kenneth
Henrietta Cameron
John
Marjorie Carnavan
Robert
Deborah Carey
Ruby Carey
David & Barbara Caron
Donald
Dorothy Carroll
Shirley Carroll
Cecilia Greene
Aileen Culliton
June Davenport
Betty T. Davis
C-O
Tri State Mobile Homes
Raymond & Edna Deitz
Steve Gilman
Depot Inc
William & Antoinette Derosia
Henry Doane
Don Sinclair
Myron Earley
Roland Eastman
Elaine’s Fabric Shop
Esso
Deborah Fisher
Homer Fisher
Elmer Stratton
Earl Foreman
Everett
Tracy Gerschaneck
Howard Goodrich
Pat
Carol Grande
Robert Gratton
Richard
Rosalie Greene
Gretchen Griebenow
Hall Body Shop
Elmer & Helen Hanson
Buel Harrington
Sandra Harrington
Elmer
Dorothy Harrington
Maria Harrington
Virginia Harrington
Ralph Harrington
Gall & Wallace Harrington
Keith
Brenda Jelley
Loretta Jepson
Lucille Eastman
Loraine Smith
Susan Jerome Johnson Trust
J.L
Maurice Jones
Charles
Barbara Joudenaisco
Manchester Mobile Sales
Steven
Fayelene Knappi
Wayne
Mary King
Francis & Linda Knapp
Herbert
Florence Knapp
Ronald R
The
M’s & R’s Inc
Joseph & Melva Maccioli
Mary F. Madden
James & Patricia Mann
Russell & Alma Mann
H.T. Mathe
Gilbert & Rhoda Mattison
Bernard & Beatrice Mayer Fawn Mayer
Lester MacDonald
Walter McSherry
Ernest & Rita Mears
Roger & Judith Mears
Richard & Vivian Merrow
Kurt Meyer
Mike’s Gulf Station
Lewis Schena
Joseph G. Miner
Frank & Brenda Scheuer
Gary & Joyce Mix
Wm. F. Schiemenz
Fannie B. Moore
Lewis H. Senecal
David Monroe
Mabel L. Shaw
Linda M. Sheridan
David P. Montagne
Chester Montgomery C-O Lizzie
Caroline Oldham
Robert Sweet
Richard & Janis Oldham
Texaco Inc
Noel Olin
Howard J
Donna Therrien
Noel J. Olin
Howard & Pauline Therrien
Robert & Beatrice Olin
Pauline Therrien
Thomas Oldham
Virginia Thiem Dean
Joan Osgood
Barlow
Margaret Thomas
David Ossick
Leroy Sr
Ella Thomas
Lawrence & Barbara Parize
Leroy Thomas Jr
Daniel
Lucene Peirce
Arthur F
Joan C. Thompson
Lucene Pierce
Raymond W
Felicia R. Thompson
John C
Linda Tidd
Peoples Gas & Oil
Clarence & Azelda Percey
Timenterial Inc
Roland Perkins
Ivan K
Francis E. Tobin
Pic N Pac
N.B
Raymond Tobin
South St
Florence Turner
North Benn. Rd
Josephine & Joelle Urquhart
Robert & Mildred Pollock
Valentine Mill Furniture
Gary & Sybel Poulan
Vermont Calso Station
Rutland Railroad
State of Vermont
Lola Ramosco
James Harrington
Everett Sr
Elma Wager
Luther & Joanna Reed Jr
Gary M
Margaret J. Walk
Alvin & Joyce Reed Ward
Olaf
Bennington Briefs
Shea Agency
Shea Agency, Inc. Insurance Center
Elks
Silver Towers
Smogasbord
Elks Club Stewart
Gov
Waa Db
Bsaeire
ISOC
Main ST. Benningt
Drysdale’s
Gordon
S-M-L
Dren's
Coats
Bank Americard
Opera Drysdale
Women’s Fellowship
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Bennington, Vermont
Thurs
National
BPOE
Robert A. Yothers
Bennington Lodge
Richard A. Ralph
Yothers
John B. Harte
Vermont State Elks
John H. Donnelly
North
Raymond J. Quesnel
John T. Carroll
Grand Lodge
Frederick M. Gobeille
South
Maj. Murtha
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