Federation of BPW clubs celebrate 50th birthday
The Vermont Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club marks its golden anniversary on Sept. 18 at Lake Morey Inn Fairlee. Chartered in 1926 the group now has 15 clubs. Event chair is Mrs. Jean Marshall with past state presidents on the committee. Miss Jane Culbreth of Leeds Ala national BPW president will be honored at a Miss Jane luncheon. She has held many civic posts in Alabama and will address guests alongside Vermont first lady Mrs. Thomas P. Salmon. Vocalist Rev John Nutting will perform and Miss Jean L McCarrey of Villa Grove Ill, past national BPW president, will speak at the banquet.
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St, Albans
Vermont Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lake Morey Inn
Fairlee
Vermont Federation
Jean Marshall
St. Albans
Marilyn Bixby
Burlington
Cecile Roy
Bennington
Faith Clapp
Brattleboro
Jane Culbreth
BPW
Leeds
Ala
Jane
Culbreth
Moss-Thornton Company Inc
Thomas P. Salmon
Vermont
John Nutting
Waterbury Center
Jean L. McCarrey
Villa Grove
Ill
McCarrey
National Federation of Bpw Clubs
EPA urges proper plant operation to keep New England water clean
The EPA reports 49 percent of New England main stem and major tributary mileage fails the Class B fishable swimmable standard despite a 7.61 million federal spend on sewage treatment since 1972. It stresses operation and maintenance as key to meeting permit limits, cites staff and funding needs, and notes programs plus awards to recognize well run plants like Webster Massachusetts and other New England sites.
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Boston
New England
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Webster
Mass
French River
Massachusetts-Connecticut
Connecticut
Cranston Print Works
Massachusetts Division of Water Pollution Control
Calais
Maine
Merrimack
N.H
Manchester
Massachusetts
Windsor
Conn
Falmouth
Sturbridge
Bennington Opens First Commercial Driving School
Rick Pinsonneault has opened the first commercial driving school in Bennington offering private lessons and standard driver education. For more information call Pinsonneault at 442-2946.
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Rick Pinsonneault
Bennington
Pinsonneault
Employment seminar to be held in Burlington
The Vermont Retail Association will sponsor a seminar on employment practices at the Radisson Hotel in Burlington on September 23 from 9 30 a m to 5 p m. Participants will learn to comply with federal and state laws, write advertisements and applications, and understand interviews and bona fide occupational requirements. Wage and benefit laws, promotions and dismissals rules, Q A time, and distribution of informational material are planned. For registration call 223 3245 in Montpelier or contact endorsing organizations.
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Burlington
The
Vermont Retail Association
Radisson
Montpelier
Check brakes often for safe driving margins
New York advises that modern brakes offer safety over tens of thousands of miles but cannot stop a car instantly. From 60 mph the total stopping distance is about 240 feet, including reaction time, roughly the length of a football field. Prolong brake life by avoiding heavy braking except in emergencies.
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New York
Lifeline rate plan in California powers utility reform
California opens Lifeline rate policy under PUC to freeze basic energy prices for residential use while allowing higher charges for consumption above lifeline levels. Utilities may raise costs for business and higher-use residential customers, with monitoring of inequality and calls for further shifts to conservation incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Commission
Walter J. Cavagnaro
Agency
Utilities Commission
California Commission
William Symons Jr
Vernon L. Sturgeon
Antique and Classic Car Show at Bennington Airport
The Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce hosts a 10th annual antique and classic car show at Bennington Airport today and tomorrow. About 200 cars and 150 flea market vendors are expected with numerous awards on Saturday including a spectator’s choice and many donor prizes. Sunday features judging for 22 classes and a Best of Show gold medallion. Families are welcome with food, including a chicken barbecue from noon to 4 p.m.
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Greater
New Englander Spectator
Atkins and
Gould
Hemmings Motor News
Bennington Potters
Bonnie and Clyde
Catamount National Bank
Birds Inc
Schultz
Ben
Nington Garage
DeMarco’s
Evans News
Union Carbide
The
Chamber
Stanley Tools
Boston Rocker
House At
Blue Hill
Globe Union
Business World
Kelley Oil
Bennington
Bennington Bookshop
E.L. Nichols
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Federation of Bpw Clubs
Alabama League of Municipalities
Joint Legislative Council of Alabama
Governor's Commission On the Status of Women
Miss Culbreth
Grand Union
Main Street
Bay Colony Mobile Home Sales
Curran
Adams
Edward Cowan
N.Y
Times News Service
Chamber’s Car Show
SPINE
Childre
D. Eas
Ree Eng Eneet
Benni
Ngton Fire Walker's
Dept. Food Market
Bennington Redemption Center
Benn
Redemption Center
Main St
Star Electric
mUaiTiillas
TNS
REMCO
Alcoa Aluminum Products
Ben-Mont Ave
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