Bernie Sanders Leaves Liberty Union Facing a Vermont Loss
Vermont story notes Bernie Sanders dissolving the Liberty Union after seven years of radical third party activity. It recalls the party's bold, uncertain early days, its impact on students and issues, and its fading presence as voters and major parties moved on. Sanders frames the breakup as a painful, necessary end to a movement that stirred debate but failed to sustain broad support.
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Bernie Sanders
New Party
Vietnam
Bennington Banner
Cynthia Tiernan Weds Jerome Brock in St Francis de Sales
Cynthia A Tiernan daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tiernan of 221 Grove St Bennington married Jerome L Brock son of Mr and Mrs Lester Brock of R F D 2 Hoosick Falls N Y on Oct 8 at 11 am in St Francis de Sales Church Rev Gerald Bombadier officiated Music by Gary Boulet organist Bride wore a silk organza gown with Venise lace bodice applique and empire waistline A line skirt chapel train elbow veil Venise bonnet bouquet of white carnations and yellow orange roses Maid of honor Barbara Tiernan Bridesmaids Mary Bunk Noreen Paligo Kathy Stanley Flower girl Cindy Stanley Best man Jerold Brock Ushers Don Stanley Lynn Bunk Gordon Paligo Ringbearer Ricky Paligo Reception for 130 at Beech Street Firehouse Couple residing at 110 Church St Hoosick Falls following Montreal trip Bride a 1974 Mt Anthony Union High School graduate employed at Union Carbide Groom attended school in Berlin N Y and works at Globe Union.
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Cynthia A. Tiernan
Lawrence Tiernan
Grove St
Bennington
Jerome L. Brock
Lester Brock
R.F.D
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Francis de Sales
Gerald Bombadier
Gary Boulet
Barbara Tiernan
Mary Bunk
Noreen Paligo
Kathy Stanley
Cindy Stanley
Jerold Brock
Don Stanley
Lynn Bunk
Gordon Paligo
Ricky Paligo
Beech Street
Lorrie Brock
Montreal
Church St
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Union Carbide
Berlin
Globe Union
Suzanne K. Grady
Cromwell
Jonathan Wright
Schaghticoke
Warren B. Wright
Raymertown
Bermuda
Hudson Valley Community College
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Siena College
Galbraith to Speak at UVM on History of Political Economy
Economist John Kenneth Galbraith will open the 1977 78 Vermont Seminar Program at the University of Vermont with a free public talk on the History of Political Economy Thought Doctrine and Philosophy. The lecture at 8 p.m. in Carpenter Auditorium will launch a series on U S Power and the Third World with seminars lectures and exhibits in the second semester.
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Burlington
John Kenneth Galbraith
Vermont
University of Vermont
Carpenter Auditorium
U.S
Kellner and Wilson wed in Stone Mountain chapel
Mrs Peggy Geurin Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Troy Geurin of Lithia Springs Georgia and David Howard Kellner were united in marriage September 2 at the Methodist Church here The Rev Harry B Alderman officiated Attendants were Alfred and Patricia Thibodeau of Shaftsbury A wedding dinner followed at Brennens in Atlanta The couple will honeymoon in Vermont later residing at 301 Sheppard Way Stone Mountain
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Stone Mountain
Peggy Geurin Wilson
Troy Geurin
Lithia Springs
David Howard Kellner
Harry B. Alderman
Alfred
Patricia Thibodeau
Shaftsbury
Haunted Museum and Costume Parade Set in Bennington
The Bennington Recreation Department and the Bennington Museum team up for a Halloween event Saturday Oct 29 for Grades 1-6. A 5:30 p.m. costume parade starts at the Depot Street lot with fire trucks police and antique cars guiding participants to the Bennington Museum for a haunted tour. Prizes awarded for best costumes in three grade bands with McDonald’s sponsoring. The night ends with cartoons after cider apples donuts and games.
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Bennington Museum
Depot Street
West Main Street
McDonald’s
Bennington
Bennington groups schedule meetings and events for October
Local notes list Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 1861 meeting Tuesday October 18 at 7 30 pm with a follow up business session at 8 pm Vermont State Nurses Association holds its annual meeting October 21 and 22 at Fox Run Inn Ludlow Bennington Rural Fire Auxiliary meets tonight at 7 Beech Street Firehouse Scimnastics gathers October 20 6 30 to 7 30 pm Bennington County Choral Society rehearses tonight 7 30 Mt Anthony chorus room for December concert Vermont State Police Auxiliary meets October 19 7 pm Shaftsbury Police Barracks Mr and Mrs Norman Gilbert of Narragansett cousins of Mrs Lester Prue visit Prue has not seen them 13 years Red Cross annual meeting 7 30 tonight Rescue Squad building Cub Scouting invites boys in Molly Stark Catamount schools to Oct 18 7 pm Molly Stark gym Junior High 7th 8th grade bands calendar sale October 18 to 25 flu shot clinic October 19 12 30 to 3 30 Bennington Senior Citizens Center Temple Beth El meets October 19 7 30 First Vermont Bank Christmas Clubs payments due by Friday October 21 New clubs start week of October 31 Shea Agency ad follows.
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Order of Eagles
Aerie 1861
Vermont State Nurses’ Association
Fox Run Inn
Ludlow
Bennington County Choral Society
Mt. Anthony
Vermont State Police Auxiliary
Shaftsbury Police Barracks
Norman Gilbert
Narragansett
R.I
Lester Prue Sr
Star Route
Genski Weds Wright Jr At Holy Trinity Troy
The wedding of Jane Pauline Genski and Richard G. Wright Jr took place October 1 at 11 a.m. in Holy Trinity Church Troy. The Rev Walter Baniak officiated as Jane walked with her father.
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Troy
N.Y
Jane Pauline Genski
Jane
Bernard Genski
Ave
Richard G. Wright Jr
Richard
Marguerite Wright
RFD
Schaghticoke
Holy Trinity Church
Walter Baniak
Recreation Notes for 4 5 6 Grade Soccer and Street Hockey
The Bennington Recreation Department alerts that the 4 5 and 6 grade soccer program begins Friday Oct 21 at Memorial Park from 3 30 to 5. It runs through Nov 4 on Mon Wed and Fri with no fee and provides competitive games and skill learning. Street Hockey meets Tue and Thu 3 30 to 5 in the Center parking lot through Nov 3. wear sneakers and long pants. Call 442 5446 for details.
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Bennington Recreation Department
Memorial Park
Stegosaurus Held 80K-Pound Giant with Tiny Brain Tale
United Press International reports the stegosaurus, the largest known dinosaur at 80,000 pounds, possessed a three ounce brain in its head and a second brain in its tail that helped govern its hind legs.
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