Funeral for Joseph H. Thompson Held in North Pownal
Funeral services were conducted Saturday for Joseph H. Thompson of North Pownal who died Thursday at Putnam Memorial Hospital. The Rev. William Hunsicker officiated at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home with committal prayers at North Pownal Cemetery. Bearers were grandsons Michael and Gary Lewis Terrance and Thomas Trottier Joseph Campbell and Joseph Tornabone Jr. A family prayer service preceded the service. The article also notes a Drugs Alcohol Youth Workshop planned for Thursday at Mt Anthony Union Junior High School with David P Kraft MD as guest speaker. The three week workshop is open to the public.
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Joseph H. Thompson
North Pownal
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hanson-Walbridge
William Hunsicker
Hunsicker
Home buyers enjoy lowest loan costs among real estate borrowers
Despite the recession, home buyers have developed a reputation as a better credit risk, with delinquency rates nearly pre-recession levels while commercial borrowers show record high delinquencies and defaults. As a result, financing for homes is cheaper than most other real estate investments.
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U.S
Mrs Hoisington Leads Regional Real Estate Bodies
Mrs Hoisington serves as Principal Broker at Hoisington Realty and as President of the Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors. She also holds the role of Assistant Dean at the Tri-State Real Estate Institute, Inc. and is licensed to operate in Vermont and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoisington
Hoisington Realty
Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Tri-State Real Estate Institute, Inc
Vermont
New York States
Bennington Briefs: Evens Attends Optometric Meeting
Dr A E Evens returned from the Vermont Optometric Association fall meeting at the Fox Run Inn Ludlow where a high blood pressure symposium was held with an auxiliary meeting. Bernie Bourgeois will speak to Sacred Heart School parent teacher group Wednesday at the church parish. A unisex exercise class starts Wednesday at 7 15 p.m. Rummage sale at Senior Citizens Center 168 North St Friday 10 to 4 and Saturday 10 to 2.
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A. E. Evens
The
Vermont Optometric Association
Fox Run Inn
Ludlow
Association
Bernie Bourgeois
Bennington
Sacred Heart
Senior Citizens Center
North St
Community Thrift Shop Specials and Local Events
Thrift Shop offers GE hairdryer fire chief wagon beer keg tap and winter footwear while a pine cone wreath raffle proceeds at three tickets for 25 cents. Donations encouraged. Also reports Classics Day at UVM and talks on energy efficiency plus local meetings and upcoming bicentennial lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Thrift Shop
UCS
Aglieri Jones Wedding in Worcester at St George's Church
Barbara A Jones daughter of Frank and Mrs Jones Holden and Stephen E Aglieri son of Anthony and Mrs Aglieri Bennington exchanged vows August 7 at 11 am at St George's Church Worcester. Bridesmaids ushers and other details included Aileen Rainis Gary Aglieri Carolyn Fish Thomas Wager Joseph LaMagdeleine flower girls ringbearer and reception at Wachusett Country Club West Boyleston. They plan to reside at 75 Arthur St Apt 1 Pawtucket RI after travel to Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Barbara A. Jones
Frank Jones
Brentwood Drive
Holden
Stephen E. Aglieri
Anthony Aglieri
Safford St
Bennington
St. George’s Church
Carolyn Fish
Boston, Mass
Thomas Wager
Joseph LaMagdeleine
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
O’tanyi
Claymont
Del
Myrtle Beach
Wachusett Country Club
West Boyleston
Green Mountain College
Poultney
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, Il
Syracuse University
New England Technical Institute
Providence
R.I
Aviation Electronics
Memphis
New Publisher Named for Burlington Free Press
Richard Bottorf is named publisher of the Burlington Free Press Vermonts largest daily newspaper. He was appointed Friday and replaces Urban Bergeron who remains president of the paper. Bottorf formerly led circulation for Gannetts Rochester Newspapers and will run day to day operations while Bergeron handles community and corporate affairs for the Free Press and Gannett.
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Burlington
UPI
Richard Bottorf
Burling
Bottorf
Gannett Rochester Newspapers
The
Free Press
Bergeron
Gannett Company
Vermont Delegation Denies Korea Bribery Allegations
Senators Patrick Leahy and Robert Stafford and Representative James Jeffords of Vermont say they have no knowledge of bribery attempts by agents of South Korea. Washington reports cite FBI and a federal grand jury probing cash and gifts to over 20 U.S. lawmakers to sway favorable legislation for Park Chung Hee’s government.
Women of the Moose Meet at Moose Home Wednesday
The Women of the Loyal Order of Moose will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Moose Home with a social afterward. Last meeting was led by senior regent Jeanne Jewett who presided. Fannie Bahan won the mystery package and Millie Houran won the attendance prize. Officers were installed and refreshments followed.
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Women of the Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Home
Jeanne Jewett
Fannie Bahan
Millie Houran
Salmon Tackles Ford Farm Policy For U.S. Senate
ST ALBANS UPI Gov Thomas Salmon assails Ford administration agriculture policy as favoring big business and wealthy interests at the expense of the family farm He pushes a policy of ample food for domestic and export needs while criticizing export embargoes and subsidized imports He urges strong world markets yet careful scrutiny of meat and dairy imports and notes Carter's promise to fire Butz as agriculture secretary.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Ford Administration
Thomas Salmon
U.S. Senate
Salmon
Jimmy
Butz
Evening Adult Courses Start Mt Anthony Education Program
Harry Eddington announces the Mt Anthony Union High School District Adult Education Program begins the week of Oct 25 with courses running Monday to Wednesday at 7 pm for 10 weeks. Offered classes include Auto Mechanics, Car Owning Made Easier, Beginning Sewing, Ceramics, Shorthand, Advanced Sewing, Typing, Drawing, Woodworking, and Welding. Fees range from 12 to 25 dollars per course. registration and payment are due on the first night.
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Harry Eddington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
New York State
Massachusetts
Mel Noel
Gunneil Chenail
Pamela Updegraff
Vermont urged to cash in on Canadian tourist business
Vermont and New England lose Canadian tourist dollars says William Morton chair of the International Marketing Institute in remarks to the Vermont Hotel Motel Restaurant Association. He notes 43 states will outspend Vermont in 1976 and urges lower off season rates to boost travel. Morton calls U S travel promotion in Canada minor league and cites Vermont’s $14 000 spending spree as negligible. Also mentions Scout Troop 353 meeting Oct 11 with new members and plans for Camp Plymouth Oct 15 17 where talks on packs and compass use occurred. Rob Elrick wins citizenship award. The Canadian National Travel Board plans a $23 million budget.
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Morton
U.S
Canada
Vermont
Boy Scout
Crown Point
Camp Plymouth
Tyson
Ray Stone
Jamie Longtin
Rob Elrick
Haddad Thomayer Engagement Planned for January 22
Ann Haddad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Haddad Jr., is engaged to John J. Thomayer Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomayer Sr. Ann, a Mt. Anthony Union High School District 14 employee, graduated MAUHS in 1970 and St. Joseph College in 1972. Thomayer, an Army veteran, works at Stanley Tools in Shaftsbury. The WHMRA annual meeting also named Gregory Premo president, with William Dibble and Richard Mackey as vice presidents. Premo criticized state policy, pledging to oppose higher meals and rooms tax. Jan. 22 wedding planned to aid film and publicity.
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Edward A. Haddad Jr
Northside Drive
Ann
John J. Thomayer Jr
John J. Thomayer Sr
Beech St
Mt. Anthony Union High School
MAUHS
St. Joseph College
Mt. Anthony
Stanley Tools
Shaftsbury
WHMRA
Gregory Premo
South Burlington
William Dibble
Norwich
Richard Mackey
White River Junction
Premo
Morton
Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Senior Citizens Center
The American Legion Auxiliary scheduled a gathering this evening at 8 o clock at the Senior Citizens Center on 168 North Street. September’s meeting at Paradise Restaurant included a dinner and officer installation led by Fourth District President Kitty C Beebe and sergeant at arms. New officers named were Gen Sweet president Martha Roy vice president Gertrude Nash historian Caroline Clark chaplain Natalie Cross secretary and treasurer Gertrude Nash sergeant at arms Margaret Iskowitz with Department President Marion Teague in attendance.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Senior Citizens Center
North St
Paradise
Fourth District
Kitty C. Beebe
Gen Sweet
Martha Roy
Gertrude Nash
Caroline Clark
Natalie Cross
Margaret Iskowitz
Marion Teague
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U.S. Navy
Carlton S. Sears
Georgianna Sears
Crescent Manor
Carlton F. Sears
Air Force
Doyle E. Larson
Pacific Headquarters Command
Pacific Command
Africa
Sears
Alcohol
Mt. Anthony Union Junior High School
David
P. Kraft, M.D
University of Massachusetts Health Services
Levy
Old An van Neel
Ae Furniture CO
Main ST
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Landon Associates, Inc
Rms
Bennington Briefs
Thrift Shop
Karen Couillard
UVM
Deborah Goff
Central Vermont
Public Service
South Street Federal Building
UVM Extension Service
Paran Recreations
McCullough Library
North Bennington
Old First Church
Old Bennington
Manfred W. Kohl
Middlebrook
U.S.A
Jean Mack
Park St
Peter Dale Guetti
Rutland
Hazel Guetti
Main Street
Aileen Rainis
Carrollton, Ga
Gary M. Aglieri
Myrtle Beach, S.C
Eileen O’tanyi and
Eva Jean
Stephen and
Barbara Aglieri
WOTM
Henry Reynolds
Loretta Connell
Robin Verner
Canadian National Travel Board
Ann S. Haddad
Nichols Dept
Legion Auxiliary
Colonial
Salem's Super
Gol
Pepsi
Pepsi Cola
Jos
Hamburg
Acah
TECK
SALEM
Carton
Alta
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