New York Flower Show Draws School Scribes Pilgrimage
Four Benhi Catamount reporters and Arlington Eagle staffers joined Catamount adviser Miss Eupha Bonham visiting New York City for the International Flower Show. Colorful gardens of roses tulips azaleas and flowering shrubs dominated the main floor with a tropical orchid scene and a central fountain.
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Benhi Catamount
Arlington Eagle
New York City
Benhi
Jane Peck
Lee Lawson
Regina Hurley
Bette Grippin
Alice Noris
The
Eagle
Catamount
Eupha Bonham
Veterans Warned On GI Policy Provisions
White River Junction VA official urges Vermont veterans to update beneficiary designations for GI insurance. Changes in family status may leave current beneficiaries misaligned with wishes and could delay or misdirect proceeds. Forms available at any VA office or by writing the VA insurance office.
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White River
Vermont
Charles L. Jacobs
Veterans Administration Center
White River Junction
Jacobs
Roy Sullivans To Take OES Matrons' Posts
Roy A Sullivan and his wife of Elm Street were elected to the Mt. Anthony Chapter Order Eastern Star posts that had been held by Harold W Humphrey. Mrs Sullivan becomes president and treasurer while her husband is secretary. The annual meeting was at Masonic Temple with Frank Brownell speaking on Alaska. An April 14 banquet in Pownal will feature further remarks on Mardi Gras trip.
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Roy A. Sullivan
Elm Street
Mt. Anthony
Order
Eastern Star
Harold W. Humphrey
John Maxmillian
Pownal
New Orleans
Association
Maxmillian
OES
Lodge of Perfection
Frank Brownell
Arlington
Masonic Lodge of
Vermont
America
Den 3
Den 5
Den 7
Japan
Sweden
The
U.N
United States
Iran
Ghana
Belgium
Brazil
Indonesia
Zeus
Greece
Netherlands
Bennington Library Adds Diverse New Acquisitions
The Bennington Library announces new acquisitions covering social change in Asia Africa and South America. analyses of Eugene ONeill Niebuhr atomic ethics and peace. Patagonian expedition tales. Russian society. Greek rural life. CIA history. and Fitzgerald. A business reference collection is expanding with handbooks and periodicals including Business Week and Financial World. Readers are invited to suggest purchases.
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Paul Abrecht
Asia
Africa
South America
Eugene O’neill
Doris Alexander
Anne Armstrong
Miss Armstrong
Robert C. Batchelder
Mr. Batchelder
June Bingham
Miss Bingham
Reinhold Niebuhr
Raymond R. Camp
Mary Ellen Chase
Maurice G. Hindus
America
Dexter Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Grace Coolidge
Ishbel Ross
Irwin Taylor Sanders
Mr. Sanders
CIA
Andrew Tully
Stanley M. Brown
George D. Halsey
Peter F. Drucker
Gordon B. Carson
J.C. Lasser
Sydney Prerau
Bennington students witness professional photography workshop
Lloyd Oppenheimer of Lloyd Studio led Bennington Catholic High School photography students and Sister Joseph Marie through a workshop. He demonstrated lighting, three light setups, two lenses, and a 35 mm enlarger, then explained dark room steps and finishing processes with hands on examples. Students David Humphreys, Dennis Hogan, Robert Schultz, Michael Chechile, Eileen Stockman, Mary Collins and others attended the 12 15 p.m. session.
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Dennis Hogan
Patricia Prandini
Jean Cleary
Eleanor Danforth
Lloyd’s Studio
Lloyd Oppenheimer
BCHS
Bennington Catholic High
Lloyd Studio
Joseph Marie
Oppenheimer
David Humphreys
Robert Schultz
Michael Chechile
Eileen Stockman
Mary Collns
Jane Leahey
Marichristine Dahl
Ann Kuhn
Kathleen Ruland
Frances Burgess
Weekend motor mishaps damage three cars on Main Street
Village police report two 9 30 a m crashes on Main Street near Ruskin s injuring no one. A 1957 Chevrolet driven by Harvey Renfro and Joyce Winters was struck by a 1961 Mercury driven by Gwendalyn Lewis as the Mercury entered Main Street from Ruskin s driveway. A separate 9 36 p m hit and run damaged Charles Connors Pontiac on Union Street. Police pursue unidentified vehicle.
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Main Street
Ruskin’s
Harvey Renfro
Joyce Winters
Spruce Pine
N.C
Main St
Gwendalyn E. Lewis
Dewitt O. Lewis
Ruskin
Winters
Lewis
Charles B. Connors
Union St
Connors
Dens 3 5 7 Win Awards For Cub Scouts
At the March Cub Scouts pack meeting Pack 53 held at the Second Congregational Church awards were given to Dens 3 5 and 7. Skits featured presidents country tours and Japanese industry themes. Webelos recipients included John Peck Francis Morrissey John Lee Ned Quist Mike Ritchie David Eddington and Joel Howard with additional ranks and arrows announced.
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Cub Scouts
Second Congregational Church
Dens
Webelos
John Peck
Francis Morrissey
John Lee
Ned Quist
Mike Ritchie
David Eddington
Joel Howard
Lion
Mike Saliba
Bear
Mark Greenberg
Wolf
Jimmy Anderson
Steve Gordon
Kenny Brunina
Robert Reynolds
Ricky Stratton
Bobby Hall
Jimmy Lewis
Bobby Jones
Allen Watson
Jimmy Pappas
Steve Eddington
Chris Christie
Denner
Lee Owens
Rennie Barret
Wayne Jacobs
Rickie Taylor
Leftist Demonstration in Caracas Broken Up
Patrols broke up a leftist demonstration near the Venezuelan capital. Demonstrators distributed pamphlets urging the ouster of President Romulo Betancourt.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Air India expands to daily flights from Bombay to New York
Air India International announces daily jet service from Bombay to New York via London, replacing the current thrice weekly schedule. The move tightens international air links and boosts travel options between India and the United States.
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Bombay, India
Air India International
Bombay
New York
London
Catamount Students Tour United Nations in New York
Fifteen Benhi reporters visiting New York for the 28th annual CSPA Conference toured the United Nations. They viewed the General Assembly, Security Council, and Economic and Social Council rooms, noted decor and functions, and purchased UN souvenirs in the basement shop.
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Catamount
United Nations
Benhi
New York
CSPA
General Assembly
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
Norway
U.N
Trusteeship Council
Denmark
Science shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation H, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery, relieves itching and pain, and has led patients to declare piles no longer a problem. The preparation is available as suppositories and ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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Brad Smith
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