Diamond names two assistant state attorneys general
Attorney General M. Jerome Diamond announced the appointment of two assistant attorneys general on October 4. Winooski City Attorney Michael Gadue will join the civil division staff and Elizabeth Rome will be hired for the civil rights division. Gadue begins October 31, replacing Richard Finn who heads the new transportation agency legal division. Rome replaces Phoebe Morse who became deputy health commissioner. Rome, Hyde Park native, held Norwich University roles and clerked for the state Supreme Court and Federal courts. Gadue, Burlington native, earned a Vermont BA in 1969 and Albany Law in 1972, admitted to Vermont and federal courts and the Second Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jerome Diamond
Winooski
Michael Gadue
Elizabeth Rome
Gadue
Burlington
Richard Finn
Transportation Agency
Rome
Phoebe Morse
Ms. Rome
Colgate University
Albany Law School
Norwich University
Supreme Court
Hyde Park
Vermont
Federal District Court
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Color-coded signs guide parking at Putnam Memorial Hospital
A new sign system at Putnam Memorial Hospital directs drivers to nine parking zones by color. Blue marks Hospital Entrance Visitor Parking Outpatient Parking and Medical Staff Parking. Red indicates Emergency Entrance and Parking. Orange points to Medical Office Building Hospital Receiving. Brown designates United Counseling and Research Building. Green marks Employee Parking and School of Nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Blue — Hospital
Red
Orange — Medical Office
Brown — United Counseling & Research
Green
Free Vermont dental care for low income children
Vermont launches free dental care programs for low income children. Officials urge eligible families to enroll as many youngsters suffer untreated cavities and pain across the state, with clinics coordinating statewide access and outreach efforts.
Hike Planned to Haystack Mountain by Green Mountain Club
The Bennington section of the Green Mountain Club plans a Sunday ascent of Haystack Mountain near Wilmington. The short, steep hike is under four miles round trip with sweeping southern and eastern views. Meet at 12 45 p m at the First Vermont Bank and Trust parking lot. leader is Bob Agard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Green Mountain Club
Haystack Mountain
Wilmington
First Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Bob Agard
Environmental Merit Award nominations due Oct 28
Nominations for this year's Environmental Merit Awards from the U S Environmental Protection Agency close Oct 28. Eligible nominees must be from New England and recognized for environmental work between Oct 1976 and Oct 1977 in categories including local government education business citizen activist media and youth. Plaques will be awarded at the New England Citizens Briefing on Dec 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
New England
Lt Kevin Murphy Completes Infantry Officer Course
Sec Lt Kevin A Murphy son of Mr and Mrs Arthur B Murphy 317 Crescent Blvd Bennington recently completed infantry officer basic course at Fort Benning Ga Students learned leadership personnel intelligence map and airphoto reading operations logistics tactical communications and equipment and weapons The training prepares company grade officers Murphy entered the Army last May and was commissioned through ROTC He attended University of New Hampshire Durham and University of Vermont Burlington earning a BA degree this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin A. Murphy
Arthur B. Murphy
Crescent Blvd
Bennington
U.S. Army Infantry School
Ft. Benning
Murphy
Army
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
University of New Hampshire
Durham
University of Vermont
Burlington
Burlington voters may decide on power plant bonds
Residents could vote in March on bond issues to fund two new plants in Burlington. One would be a 530 megawatt plant in the Intervale using wood as primary fuel and trash as a secondary option. The second is a 6 to 10 megawatt hydroelectric facility on the Winooski River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Winooski
Electric Department
Robert Young
Young
Intervale
Rev Arvel Steece to leave Bennington church in 1977
The Rev Dr Arvel M Steece, minister since 1966, resigns from the First Congregational Church of Bennington to become pastor of the First Church of Christ in Lynn Massachusetts, effective Sunday November 6 1977. He chaired local committees and held roles in regional church groups, with recognition in Marquis Who's Who in Religion. No successor named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvel M. Steece
First Congregational Church of
Bennington
First Church of Christ
Lynn Congregational
Lynn
Mass
Ben
Cook couple marks silver wedding anniversary in Bennington
Mr and Mrs John H Cook celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on September 20 1977. A September 17 party at their West Street home near Burgess Road Bennington honored them with relatives and friends from Ludlow Valley Falls White Creek and nearby areas. Their daughter Cashelle greeted guests while hostesses including Mrs John Stevens and Mrs Henry Ostrander assisted. Gifts centered on silver cards flowers and a money tree with a cake from Lovin Oven Bakery Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cook
North Bennington Baptist Church
Rollin D. Williams
West Street
Burgess Road
Bennington
Nellie Yager
Valley Falls
N.Y
Enoch Tollisen
White
John Stevens
Henry Ostrander
James Merunowicz
Philip Percey
John Cleary
Cook
Bennington Briefs From Vermont Bank Club Payments to Oct 21
Final payments on First Vermont Bank Christmas Clubs are due by 3 p.m. Friday October 21 with new clubs starting the week of October 31. Also planned are a Mage and Bake sale by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles October 15, a Bennington Regional Alcohol Council meeting tonight at 7:30 at St. Peter's Guild Room, and VA benefits info day at the National Guard Armory October 19 from 8:30 to 4. Veterans or dependents may call for assistance. An Elks Club Stag Nite is set for October 18 at 5 p.m. with a plated menu, plus steamed clams available after 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Vermont Bank
Order of Eagles, Aerie 1861
Eagle
Bennington Regional Alcohol Council
St. Peter’s Church
Bennington
the Elks Club
Colleges Gather for Northeast College Day at Siena College
More than 150 colleges and universities join a regional college day at Siena College Loudonville on October 19. About 3,500 students from 65 local high schools and junior colleges will attend the one day event to meet admissions and financial aid counselors. Participating schools include Albany College of Pharmacy The College of Saint Rose Empire State College Hudson Valley Community College and Skidmore College among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudonville
N.Y
Northeast
Siena College
Albany, N.Y
Siena
Hudson-Mohawk Association of Colleges and Universities
The
State University of New York College
Albany
Albany College of Pharmacy
the College of Saint Rose
Empire State College
Hudson Valley Community College
Junior College of Albany
Maria College
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Russell Sage College
Schenectady County Community College
Skidmore College
State University of New York At Albany
Union College
Bennington BPW hosts fall meeting with Rep Colvin
The Bennington Business and Professional Women's Club held its first fall meeting on Sept 14 at Mt. Anthony Country Club with dinner before the talk by Edwin Colvin Shaftsbury representative to the Vermont Legislature. He spoke on state surplus funds and answered questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Helen Cleary
Edna Garrison
Theresa Goodermore
Roberta Hayes
Janet Mattison
Ceil Roy
New England
BPW
Shaftsbury Methodist
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Diamond Names
Military Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
Putnam Memorial
State of
Rutland
Newport
Randolph
Springfield
Barre
Vermont Dental Care Program
North St
Paul Keough
Office of Public Awareness
John F. Kennedy Federal Building
U.S
Armour Star Franks
Fairdale Farms
Market Corner
Offford & Gage
Main St. Bennington
Old Bennington
Marquis
A.M. Steece
Ludlow
Cashelle
Lovin’ Oven Bakery
Bennington Briefs
Vermont State Veterans Affairs Office
National Guard Armory
South Street
Order of the Eagles
Aerie 1861
Hunter
AVCO
Executive Air Charter Service
AIR Freight
U.S.A
Canada
Union ST. N. Adams, MA
Harriman
Rep. Colvin
Bennington Bpw
Lake Morey Inn
Blackfriar Tavern
Dave Newell
Greater
Vermont National
F.d.1.c
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Bonnie Doon
Diamonds
Argyles
Nichols
Main Street
Bennington, Vermont
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