Community Resources Center drive donors gathered for pool project
Richard A. Sleeman leads a pledge day with donors from Union Carbide plant manager Conrad Holtman and others. The Southwest Vermont Education Association contributors, Bennington Business and Professional Women, Norshaft Liong rep Gordon Kenyon, and Pastor George C. Mills of Bennington Seventh-day Adventist Church join in, giving sums toward the $100,000 goal to complete the former pool building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Sleeman
Community Resources Center
Conrad Holtman
Union Carbide
Fred Ehrich
Winston Luther
Bud Peterson
Southwest Vermont Education Association
Pat Gile
SVEA
Ehrich
Dick Singleton
Lorraine Eastman
Renate Wheelock
Pat Herring
Bennington Business and Professional Women
Joanne Dunham
Norshaft Liong
Gordon Kenyon
George C. Mills
Bennington Seventh-day Adventist Church
Estate in Old Sennington Sold to Bernard Cohen
The Eddy estate on Fairview Street in Old Sennington was transferred to Bernard T. Cohen. The large home and five acres were sold for about 75 000 dollars, with original price reported above 200 000. The deed has not yet been filed in town records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Fairview Street
Old Sennington
Bernard T. Cohen
Cohen
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
N.Y
Ruth Hart Reddy
Healter
Breard Hawks
Bennington
Bennington Iron Works
Cohén
Ex-Shriver aide Edgar May promotes Democrats field day
Edgar May, former Sargent Shriver aide and Pulitzer Prize winner, to headline Windsor County Donkey Day at Ascutney Peak Brownsville. He acts as a barker and talker on Dem candidates, with a Donkey Day festival featuring debates, donkey rides, and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriver
Edgar May
Woodstock
Wo Sargent Shriver
Ascutney
May
Peace Corps
Office of Economic Opportunity
France
Windham
Windsor Counties
Springfield
Bellows Falls Times
Buffalo, N.Y
Evening News
Ford Foundation
Zurich
Switzerland
Sargent Shriver
Windsor County Campaign Strategy Committee
McGovern
Nixon
Ascutney Écea
Brownsville
UCS campaign allocates Bennington County towns funds
United Counseling Service announces a 20000 drive split among Bennington County towns led by Bennington 9500 followed by Manchester 3000 Dorset 2650 and North Bennington and Shaftsbury 1000 each Arlington 800 Pownal 700 Bennington College 700 Sunderland 250 Hoosick Falls 200 Peru 100 and combined Rupert Pawlet 100. UCS executive director Lo Piccolo emphasizes access for all residents with sliding scale fees and referrals from community leaders. A Meals on Wheels meeting is set for Sept 26 at Putnam Memorial Hospital conference room with events and ticket info listed for community fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Counseling Service of
Bennington County Inc
Nance
Bennington County
Hoosick Falls
Susan Jannicky
UCS
Bennington
Manchester
Dorset
North Bennington
Shottsbury
Arlington
Pownal and
Benington College
Sunderland
Peru
Rupert and Pawlet
Joseph Lo Piccolo
Housick Falls
Dewey Street
Meals On Wheels Committee
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Community Resources Pool
Spokane, Wash
UPI
Melvin Bushnell
Spokane
al Haddock
Ree
Edt
Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Pennington
CVPS
Variance
Bennington Zoning Board of Adjustment
South Street
Roseann Tartaglia
Overlea Road
Pedwin
Ngton, Wi
Silenc Tigh
Kodak
birds + greater
ANZ Enain
Vti
UCS Fund
Shaftsbury
Montpelier
State Board of Education
Department of Public Safety
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Molly Stark
Bensington
Bennington Briefs
Birds
Bobby and
Reid Northrop
Arkansas Travelers
Mt. Anthony
Robert Woodward
Boston
Wentworth Institute
James
The
Institute of Art
Lo Piccolo
State University of New York At Albany
Altar Rosary Society
John XXII Institute
John Hamilton
Joanne Burgess
Heritage House
Rita Frappler
Aenmington
Beontagiom
Pabot
Main St
Banser Publishing Corp
Colted Preas Intersational
New York Times News Service
Matthews Shansom
Cullen Foe
Hoene
Abeenin
Tell Dor
Bennisgton
Nichols
Jaste
Africa
Daly
Moat
Bennington Travel Agency
Main Street
Evans News
Benn
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