Vermont Bicentennial Horizons workshops invite public input
The Vermont Bicentennial Commission invites residents to a series of five regional workshops on energy education arts and economic development, leading to a final statewide Montpelier forum where regional proposals will be presented. A public journal will record citizen thoughts and a state-wide session is planned for October 29 at the State House.
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Montpelier
Vermont Bicentennial Commission
Vermont
Bennington
Windham
Windsor
Springfield High School
Addison
Rutland
Otter Valley Union High School
Brandon
Orange
Washington
Lamoille
Montpelier High School
Caledonia
Essex
Orleans
Lyndon Institute
Lyndon Center
Franklin
Grand Isle
Chittenden
Bellows Free Academy
St. Albans
Energy
Peter Flack
Flack and Kurtz Consulting Engineers
New York
William Mancuso
Brattleboro
Robert W. Baran
Vermont National Bank
Springfield
John S. Burgess
State St
State House
Elizabeth Wright and Kevin Hogan wed in Hoosick Falls
Elizabeth M Wright and W Kevin Hogan were united in marriage at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Bissonette on Sept 10 at 2 pm Justice Arthur Harrington officiated A small reception followed The bride wore an emerald green and gray two piece ensemble with a baby's breath crown and natural stem bouquet The groom worked at Grand Union Co The bride is employed by National Commercial Bank and Trust Co They will reside at 44 Fourth St Hoosick Falls NY after a trip to Virginia Beach VA Best man was John Nelson Matron of honor Carol Bissonette wore a gray outfit with a cowl collar All events took place in Hoosick Falls New York.
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Elizabeth M. Wright
W. Kevin Hogan
Robert Bissonette
Justice Arthur Harrington
Carol Bissonette
John Nelson
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Grand Union Co
Virginia Beach
Fourth St Hoosick Falls
Funeral services held for Ruth P. Morse in Bennington
Ruth P. Morse of 351 North Branch Street Bennington died unexpectedly Saturday at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Funeral Mass at Sacred Heart Church Tuesday with Rev. Joseph Quinn officiating after a wake service at Mahar & Son Funeral Home. Bearers included nephews Edward, Donald, Peter Morse and James Pierson, plus Malcomb Newton and Irving Daigneault. Burial followed in Park Lawn Cemetery.
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Ruth P. Morse
North Branch St
Bennington
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Quinn
C.S.C
Mahar & Son
Edward S. Morse
Donald Morse
Peter Morse
James Pierson
Malcomb Newton
Frank Grogan
Park Lawn Cemetery
Mr. Quinn
Marjorie E. Colvin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Brewster Funeral Home
John Adams
St. James Episcopal Church
Arlington
Maple Hill Cemetery
Dorset
William Colvin
Brooksville
Fla
William Tudor
South Dorset
Charles Tobin
Paul LaFountain
Donald Tobin
Robert Colvin
Clinton, Conn
Massachusetts
Jenny Tennet
Bennington Moose Roast Turkey Dinner and Local Events
Bennington Moose Lodge hosts a roast turkey dinner Saturday September 17 from 7 to 8 30 pm with dancing 9 to midnight to Pete Roberto. Keene New Hampshire degree team enrolls Sept 18 at 2 pm buffet at 4 pm. Inexpensive neighborhood tag sale Sept 16 to 18 offers half price remaining clothing and merchandise plus giveaways. Joseph Sausville Chapel Road Bennington. John Faraci Real Estate Course covers background for December Vermont salesman broker exam meets one evening weekly for nine weeks starting Sept 21 in Bennington. Faraci Consultants Manchester Center 06255 362 2971.
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Bennington
Joseph Sausville
Chapel Road
John Faraci
Vermont
Faraci Consultants
Manchester Center
Bennington Thrift Shop advertises toys and clothing sale
The Exchange and Thrift Shop at 140 Park St Bennington lists toys dishes and children's clothing with a sale on ladies slacks and men's trousers. The shop seeks furniture items and invites all to register for the weekly drawing won last week by Virginia Stockpole of North Bennington. Open Tue Fri 10 am 5 pm Sat 10 am 4 pm call 442-5572 for details.
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Exchange and Thrift Shop
Park St
Bennington
Virginia Stockpole
North Bennington
UPI Board Sets Terrorism Coverage Guidelines
UPI broadcast advisory board adopted a seven point plan to guide radio and TV coverage of terrorism and related violence. The intent is to curb sensationalism, ensure measured reporting, and protect life, with stations urged to notify management promptly and tailor coverage to each story. The panel is chaired by Arch L. Madsen with members from major networks and stations.
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San Francisco
UPI
United Press International Broadcast Advisory Board
Arch L. Madsen
Bonneville International, Inc
Salt Lake City
Joseph L. Floyd
Midcontinent Broadcasting Co
Sioux Falls
S.D
Norman Knight
Knight Quality Stations
Boston
Terry Lee
Storer Broadcasting Co
Vermont IWY voting procedures criticized
Marie Dietz executive director of the Vermont Rights to Life Committee charges that Vermont women will be improperly represented at the national International Women's Year Commission convention in November. She cites alleged voting irregularities at a Montpelier meeting where ballots for delegates to the Houston convention were counted without being placed in boxes and after polls closed. About 1,000 women attended Vermont’s February IWY meeting, the first in the state, which Dietz called propaganda and said only the Washington IWY Commission would decide resolutions for the national meeting.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Vermont Natural Food and Farming Association Fall Convention
The Vermont Natural Food and Farming Association will host its fall convention on September 24 at Green Mountain Union High School in Chester. The public is invited. Randy Moelter of Rutland will discuss The Total Person Concept of Health. Virginia Callan of the Horn of the Moon Cafe will demonstrate Mother's Best sandwiches and chapatis. Gretchen Poisson of Harrisville will present Two Approaches for Winter Food Supply Winter Gardening and Solar Drying. Workshops follow a potluck lunch and garden produce fair. Registration is at 9 15 a.m. program begins at 10.
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Chester
Vermont Natural Food and Farming Association
Green Mountain Union High School
Randy Moelter
Rutland
Virginia Callan
Horn of the Moon Cafe
Montpelier
Gretchen Poisson
Harrisville
N.H
Gardens of Association
Bennington court actions include guilty pleas and pretrial motions
A Bennington District Court session before Judge George M. Fienberg saw defendants enter pleas and face fines or probation. Jeffrey W. Y. Smith pleaded guilty to marijuana possession with deferred sentencing and probation through June 1, 1978. Several others faced charges from leaving the scene of an accident to driving under the influence, some with bail set or pretrial hearings scheduled for September 19.
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Bennington County
George M. Fienberg
Jeffrey W. Y. Smith
Randolph
Paul J. Dargie
Cheshire
Mass
Bennington
Helen Dargie
Jeffrey M. Elwell
Potter Hill
N.Y
Fred Oso
Jack F. Griffis
Steven G. Labombard
Robert J. Sumner Jr
Readsboro
Daniel F. Blackmer
Weston
Peru
Dana P. Chellis
Shaftsbury
Mitchell J. Hunt
Manchester Depot
Manchester Center
Hunt
Gayl la Ae
Craig R. Thayer
Thayer
South
Clifford Thayer
Arnold P. Coombs
Jacksonville
Robert Coombs
Peter S. Kozlowski
Charles Kozlowski
Anthony R. Bennett
Toolan
North Bennington
Viola Stanley
Brainerd Bellows
Cindy M. Bentley
Pownal
Howard E. Palmer
Gerard J. Burdge
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Hogan-Wright
Irving Daigneault
Morse
ADV
Thrift Shop
Broadcast Board
Frank McLaurin
KSRO
Santa Rosa
Calif
al Schottelkotte
Wcpo-Tv
Cincinnati
Bill Scott
Westinghouse News Co
William B. Ketter
Bill G. Ferguson
UPI Broadcast Services
Chicago
IWY
Sandy Bidner
M.D
Family
Hospital Drive
Nkcholi
J.M. Callahan
Hill Road
Hoosick
Cushman
Joyce Hall
Ruth Dewey
Bennington District Court
Michael Ranzona
Richard Damour
Benjamin Ranzona
William O. Stanley
Depot St
James M. Toolany
Raymond F. Scott
Mark Stratton
Janet Stratton
Richard Beinecke
United Counseling Service
Dr. Toolan
Robert Burdick
Allen Mills
Crescent Boulevard
Cushman Ruseet
Sharp
Bennington A
Office Products Center
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
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