Annual Antique Car Show Moves to Bennington Airport
The annual Antique Car Show in Bennington shifts to Bennington Airport this year with space constraints. 250+ antique and classic cars expected, 25 cent admission, judging 10 am to 2 pm, field events for the public at 2 pm, air entries planned, airplane rides at 2 cents per pound, dinner for participants at Mt Anthony Country Club Saturday night.
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Bennington
Greater Bennington
Dick Haight
Aiport
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Green Mountain Club fall hikes schedule published
The Bennington section led by Peter Reed Donavan lists fall hikes starting Sept 16 with a picnic and boat trip from First Vermont Bank & Trust. Oct 6 group hikes from First Vermont to Kelly Stand Road, with overnight at Kid Gore or Glastonbury shelter and a 16 mile one day option.
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Bennington
Green Mountain Club
Peter Reed Donavan
First Vermont Bank & Trust
Somerset Reservoir
Donavan
First Vermont
Long Trail
Kelly Stand Road
East Arlington
Wordsboro
Bob
Agard
Kid Gore
Glastonbury
Scott Leake
Leake
Pete Donavan
Adirondacks
Bennington District Court Hears Various Juvenile and Adult Cases
In Bennington District Court Judge John P. Morrissey presided afternoon sessions involving Gary Humphreys 18 of Bennington placed on probation after nighttime breaking and entering at Dr. Roderick Humphreys office with a record-striking condition and restricts associating with Ralph Bennett III and Kurt Blodgett. Others include Kelly Shores 18 of Manchester pleading not guilty to disorderly conduct by language and interfering with a police officer with bail set on recognizance. Albert LaCross 18 Bennington not guilty on careless operation charge with pretrial on Sept. 17. Bradford Bagley 47 Enfield Conn driving while under influence with bail. Richard A. Skiff 17 Buskirk N.Y. guilty of operating with suspended license with $100 fine. Robert D. August Dorset no contest on careless operation with $50 fine. Arthur Crandall Jr. 19 Bennington guilty of suspended license with fine and potential jail. Robert V. Mylott 17 Manchester Depot not guilty on refusing to stop and license charge with bail. Thomas Kerrigan 18 Westport Conn fined $350 for grand larceny involving a snowmobile. Herbert Eastman 47 Bennington fined $25 for disorderly conduct with one day jail.
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Bennington District Court
John P. Morrissey
Gary Humphreys
Bennington
Roderick Humphreys
Strick
Ralph Bennett III
Kurt Blodgett
Kelly R. Shores
Manchester
Albert H. LaCross
Bradford Bagley
Enfield
Conn
Winhall
Richard A. Skiff
Buskirk
N.Y
Robert D. August
Dorset
Arthur C. Crandall Jr
Robert V. Mylott
Thomas F. Kerrigan
Westport
Francis Frazier
Green Mountain Cycle
Herbert J. Eastman
Donald Chandler
John LaFountain
Geraldine Stratton
James E. Smith
Springfield
F&G Board denies year round trout season claim
In Montpelier the Vermont Fish and Game Board chaired by Paul Atherton rejected claims it proposed a year round trout season and issued a formal resolution to counter misleading statements. The board did not identify who spread the erroneous claim, stating only that sources were not from the board or department.
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Montpelier
Vermont Fish and Game Board
Paul Atherton
Fish and Game Board
Fish and Game Department
Rescuers dispute over injured truck driver in Rutland
Percy Walton an East St. Louis man 26 remained in critical condition at Rutland Hospital after a tractor trailer left Route 7 north of Brandon struck a tree and overturned. Two ambulance crews from Middlebury and Brandon responded with Brandon arriving first. Walton was placed in the Brandon ambulance but transferred to Middlebury. witnesses say about ten minutes were lost in the dispute over which ride him.
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Rutland
UPI
Illinois
Rutland Hospital
Percy Walton
East St. Louis
Ill
Route
Brandon
Middlebury
Walton
St Pauls School opens new year with 150 new students
Frederic D. Bushman and John W. Dickey are among 150 new pupils at St. Pauls School in Concord as the private academy begins its 118th academic year. The 495 total students come from 35 states plus DC and 13 foreign countries. the school now operates as a four year boarding program. Six fifth formers will study abroad in France and Spain with partner schools. State troopers probe a traffic accident while EMS officials plan a meeting to discuss the controversy.
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Concord
N.H
Frederic D. Bushman
Thomas D. Bushman
Walloomsac Road
Bennington
John W. Dickey
S. Whitney Dickey
Elm Street
St. Paul’s School
District of Columbia
New Hampshire
St. Paul’s
France
Spain
Phillips Academy
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Rummage Sale Set by St Peter’s Episcopal Church
The women of St. Peter's Episcopal Church sponsor a rummage sale on Sept. 21 in the parish hall from 4 to 8 p.m. under Mrs. Franklin Frantz. Proceeds aid church programs. Coats for men and women, warm children's clothing, dresses from imported fabrics, and affordable apparel for all ages will be offered. Children can find dress up and dress down garments for fun or masquerade wear.
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St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Franklin Frantz
Chapel Nursery School to Open in Bennington
Bennington briefs note the Chapel Nursery School for 3 and 4 year olds directed by Ms. Joan Ryan opens Oct 1 in the North Bennington Congregational Church social rooms. Registration Friday Sept 21 at 1 p.m. For information call 447 7991 evenings.
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The
Chapel
Joan Ryan
North Bennington Congregational Church
Ms. Ryan
Fall tennis tourney kicks off at Willow Park Saturday
The fall tennis tournament for adults begins this Saturday at Willow Park with women's singles and men's doubles. Mixed doubles follows next weekend September 22 23 and men's singles on September 29 30. Van Allen No Add scoring speeds play. matches are two out of three sets single elimination. Registrations at the town recreation office 447 7735. Action starts at 10 each session. balls provided only for the final. Awards to division winners.
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Willow Park
van Allen
The Allure of Pre Owned Homes in Real Estate
The article explains why older homes remain popular, citing charm individuality and privacy from hedges and mature trees. It notes a larger existing housing stock two to three times that of new homes and usually lower prices for comparable square footage. Mr. Hoisington of Vermont Realtor Boards shares contact details for HOISINGTON REALTY.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Hoisington
Vermont Association of Realtor Boards
Hoisington Realty
Main St
Hearings Called On How State Gathers And Uses Information
The Vermont Agency of Administration will hold public hearings this month on government information gathering data banks and privacy. Hearings run Sept 17 Montpelier Sept 18 St Johnsbury Sept 19 Brattleboro Sept 20 Rutland Sept 21 Burlington at 7 30 p m. Topics include data collection consistency with government functions security of computer files and an employee rights bill. Participants include Sen Robert Daniels and Reps Thomas Candon Robert Graff plus six department heads and officials.
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Montpelier
Committee On Administrative Coordination
Agency of Administration
St. Johnsbury National Guard
Brattleboro National Guard Armory
Rutland
Cvps Building
Burlington City Hall
Robert V. Daniels
Chittenden County
Thomas Candon
Robert Graff
Rupert
Robert G. Lathrop
Paul H. Philbrook
Reginald M. Cram
Michael Krell
Governor’s Commission On the Administration of Justice
Raymond Mulcahy
Brandon
Ronald E.W. Crisman
Children First Probes Vermont Day Care Policy
Children First Inc a new group focused on children's issues surveyed all Vermont legislators to gauge knowledge and views on state funded day care and foster care programs. Results expected by October will be released to the public and aim to spur constructive discussions about the state's involvement with thousands of Vermont children.
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Waterbury — Children First Inc
Vermont
Marinus
Cresap, McCormick and Paget
CMP
Secretary of Human Services
Thomas C. Davis
High court weighs state bottle ban powers in Vermont
Vermont Supreme Court heard a challenge by Sen. Robert Bloomer to the bottle ban regulations. He argues the executive branch may delay full enforcement beyond July 1. Assistant AG Benson Scotch said the court lacks jurisdiction and the case is moot since Sept 1 has passed. A separate suit by beer distributors seeks legality of the ban itself. The decision left open with no opinion.
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Bloomer
Environmental Conservation
Martin Johnson
Benson Scotch
High Court
Chittenden County Court
Parties caucus tonight in Vermont as leaders urge turnout
Vermont Republicans and Democrats will caucus in their communities tonight to elect local party committees and officers. Gov. Thomas Salmon plans to attend his Rockingham caucus. Former AG James Jeffords confirms a Tuesday night meeting with key supporters. Republican Michael Jacobs backs a conservative caucus push while James Sanderson, GOP executive secretary, sees no clear trends.
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Michael Jacobs
Jericho
James Sanderson
GOP
Zolotow Sues Mailer Over Monroe Book Passages
Zolotow author of a Marilyn Monroe biography accuses Norman Mailer of using 169 passages without permission in Mailer's new Monroe work. He sues Mailer and his publisher for 6 million dollars. Mailer countersues for defamation, claiming a dispute over rights and quotations.
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New York
UPI
Maurice Zolotow
Marilyn Monroe
Norman Mailer
Mailer
Zolotow
Miss Monroe
Vermont rail clash stalls St Johnsbury line deal
Vermont officials debate the future of the St Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad after a group of Lamoille County businessmen backed by Sen Westphal clash with the Vermont Transportation Authority over contract length and operation plans. The authority paid 125000 in a 125000 down payment on a 1250000 sale, while lawmakers push to halt talks and let owner Pinsly keep 75000.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Transportation Authority
St. Johnsbury
Lamoille County
Samuel Pinsly
Fred Westphal
Pinsly
Boston
Marine prepares for 13 month Okinawa tour
Bernard Guerard, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Guerard of 273 Union St Bennington, left Sept 1 for a 13 month U S Marine Corps tour based in Okinawa. Pfe Guerard lives in San Diego with wife Sandra Burggraf and their two sons James and Jeff. Mailing address Pfe B J Guerard 008327953 3rd Marine Division Okinawa.
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Okinawa
Bernard Guerard
Arthur Guerard
Union St
Bennington
U.S Marine Corps
Pfe. Guerard
San Diego
Calif
Sandra Burggraf
James
Jeff
Pfe
B.J. Guerard
3Rd Marine Division
Senate votes 800 million transit subsidy bill
Senators from the region split along party lines in a 53 to 33 Senate vote approving the mass transit operating subsidy. Democrats supporting included Hathaway, McIntyre, Muskie, Pastore, Pell, Ribicoff. Republicans backing were Aiken, Brooke, Stafford. Republicans opposing were Cotton and Weicker. Kennedy was absent or not voting.
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Katherine Roberts
Arthur M. Roberts
Monument Avenue
Castleton State College
Roberts
Virginia
F&g
Earl Gettinger
Bennington Briefs
Recreation Department
Flag
Stark Street Playground
Planned Parenthood
Jay Davis
Hamlin Avenue
U.S. Air Force
Clarence N. Bowen
Carmel
Col. Bowen
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
Colgate Hall of the Baptist Church
VFW Post 1332
Bennington Emblem Club
Elks
Bennington Lanes
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G.R.T
Sen
Children First
Scotch
Weymering
Jeffords
Lamoille County Railroad
House
Walter Kennedy
Chelsea
Raham Ribicoff
Connecticut
George Aiken
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Robert Stafford
Norris Cotton
Lowell Weicker
Edward Kennedy
Nichols
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