Bennington Rescue Squad Fund gets major pledge
Alan H. Morrison owner of Bennington Ford and Robert D. Stout chair of the squad fund joined to review the architect's plan for the new squad house after Morrison pledged 3000 dollars in memory of a deceased relative. Morrison praised the squad's rapid accident response and personal concern during emergencies.
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Alan H. Morrison
Bennington Ford
Robert D. Stout
Bennington Rescue Squad Building Fund
Morrison
Prospect School hosts gala Great Car Raffle at Arlington Inn
Prospect School promotes a Great Car Raffle with 100 tickets at 100 dollars each. The prize is a black 1977 Ford Granada valued at 5550 dollars, plus 15 to 20 ancillary prizes. The gala at the Arlington Inn on Oct 29 features live music, dancing, and draws beginning at 8 pm, with 60 percent tax deductible profits supporting the school.
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Prospect School
Arlington Inn
Publyk House
Blackfriar Tavern
Kit Foster
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
John McCullough
Bill Bryan
Bill
Bennington
al Morrison
Bennington Ford
Neil Moss
Arlene LaBella
Laurel Smith
Jay Blais
Folger Theater opens seventh season with Bond play
Washington UPI reports the Folger Theatre Group begins its seventh season with the American premiere of Edward Bond's The Fool, running October 15 to November 14. The controversial playwright probes the destruction of a peasant poet and his slide into madness.
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Washington
UPI
Edward Bond
Folger Theatre Group
Bond
England
Leahy touts Vermont post profits and service gains
Senator Patrick Leahy says Vermont Postal Service reported 27.5 million dollars in revenue last year with about 800 thousand dollars in net savings. He notes Vermont deliveries stay above 96 percent, praises postmasters for high performance, and endorses a temporary 1 billion dollar subsidy as a stopgap while long term Postal Service fixes are considered.
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Leahy
Postal Service
Snelling denies call for higher utility rates
MONTPELIER UPI Richard Snelling campaign spokesman Charles Butler Jr said remarks at a news conference were misinterpreted. He insisted Snelling did not urge higher rates for efficient utilities, but suggested they might earn slightly higher rates of return. Butler explained rates of return relate to earnings capacity, not customer charges.
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Butler
Snelling
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