Bennington Native Appointed To Alfred University Faculty
Dr. William Bud Walker of Bennington, current principal of Mexico Academy and Central School, Mexico NY, was named associate professor of education at Alfred University starting next September. A Syracuse University alumnus with a long career in teaching and administration, he earned his Ed D from Syracuse University and has published on education while serving in multiple posts and honor societies. He and his wife Barbara and their three sons live in Mexico NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred, N.Y
William
Bud) J. Walker
Bennington
Mexico Academy
Central School
Mexico, N. Y
Alfred University
M. Ellis Drake
Richard
Mary
Walker
Syracuse University
Newport
R.I
Bexar
Onondaga Valley Academy
Syracuse
Crawford High Schoool
San Diego
New
York State
Fayetteville-Manlius Junior High School
Central
Barbara
Mexico
David Peterson
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Rotary Club
Peterson
Boy Scouts
Idaho
Tempers Flare In ETV Debate In Montpelier
In Montpelier senators clashed over a 450000 request to fund Vermont’s educational television network. Sen. Stovan Christone accused Sen. Daniel Ruggles of conflict of interest over a $100000 amendment, arguing Ruggles runs a radio station and does live broadcasts. The dispute led Senate President Daley to impose a five minute cooling off period before Ruggles withdrew his amendment as the bill moved to the governor for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPI
Sen
Stovan Christone
Windham
Daniel Ruggles
Washington
Sen. Ruggles
Christone
Ruggles
Raedio
ETV
Senate
John J. Daley
Philip H. Hoff
A Fashion Weekend Opens at St. Joseph College
Spring Week events at St. Joseph College in Old Bennington kicked off with a fashion show titled A Fashion Weekend. Sponsored by senior girls in the personality development program, the program featured commentator Miss Anita Gauthier and student co-chairs Donna Gallant and Christina Hart. Student models included Carol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph College
St. Joseph College Girls
Old Bennington
Devel
Anita Gauthier
Donna Gallant
Christina Hart
Bennington
Carol
Bleau
North Adams
Beatrice Browe
North Bennington
Joanne Lemme
Jean Burke
Rutland
Beverly Winters
Janice Cuddihy
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rosemary Denio
Diana Gros
Donna Strobridge
Susan Rogers
Mary Ellen Murphy
Joyce Simard
Candace Parrott
Mass
Cheryl Cullinan
Diana McKeighan
Arlington
Jean Guiden
Williamstown
Donna Hunt
Cambridge
Debbie Kittell
Shaftsbury
Patricia Flaherty
Pittsfield
Joseph Ellen
Carol di Manno
Glens Falls
Mary Tumelty
St. Albans
E.L. Nichols
Vogue and Vanity
Fashion Fair
A. Drysdale and Son Department Store
Adams Clothes Shop
Town Shop
Country Casuals
Fienberg Clothing Store, Inc
Carol DiManno
Candy Parrott
S.T.V
Rosemarie Denio
Vermont House session marks major reforms and welfare bill progress
Area Legislators review a pivotal Vermont session. The welfare reform bill, court system modernization moving all municipal courts to district courts, and full time judgeships are highlighted. Rep. Wallace and Rep. Van Santvoord praise tax reform, vocational education funding, and a comprehensive higher education study as key achievements shaping Vermont’s economy and future. The report also notes community events and spring fashion show details.
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House
Vermont
van Santvoord
Vermont Supreme Court
H. James Wallace
Bennington
Allen
Wallace
Rep
Clark and Kearns
Obituary: Margaret Price of Schenectady 70 dies
SCHENECTADY N Y Mrs Margaret Price 70 of 3545 Carman Road former Bennington resident died Friday morning at Ellis Hospital Born April 11 1897 in Hoosick Falls daughter of John and Catherine McAuliffe educated in Amsterdam N Y married Harvey Wheeler in 1918 and James Price in 1926 Served as a nurse s aid at Putnam Memorial Hospital 1944 1945 chaplain in the Gold Star Mothers Her son Charles Wheeler died in the South Pacific 1944 Survived by two sons Harvey Wheeler Sr and James Price Sr both of Nassau N Y two daughters Ruth Lorette Schenectady and Clifford Lewis Raymertown N Y three brothers William McAuliffe Troy Francis McAuliffe Albany and Michael McAuliffe Astoria N Y 18 grandchildren two great grandchildren One daughter Madeline Wheeler died at age five Funeral Monday at 2 p m Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Rev Thomas Steffen officiating Burial Park Lawn Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N.Y
Margaret Price
Carman Road
Bennington
Ellis Hospital
Hoosick Falls
John
Catherine (Ryan) McAuliffe
Amsterdam
Harvey Wheeler
James Price
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Gold Star
Charles H. Wheeler
South Pacific
Co. I
43Rd
Winged Victory
U.S. Army
Harvey Wheeler Sr
James Price Sr
Nassau
James
Ruth) Lorette
Clifford Lewis
Raymertown
William McAuliffe
Troy
Francis McAuliffe
Albany
Michael McAuliffe
Astoria
Madeline Wheeler
Hanson- Walbridge
Thomas Steffen
Second Congregational Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Raftery Expounds On Column Writing
Bennington Rotarians heard columnist Gerald Raftery discuss the trials and tribulations of writing a weekly column for The Banner. He argued many are born columnists, noted the value of facts versus opinions, and explained how ideas form through unconscious rumination and daily jotting.
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Bennington
Gerald Raftery
The
Banner
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Raftery
Whispering Joe
South Vietnam
Caesar
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Dr. Walker
Donald
Cecilia) Walker
Mr. Walker
Robert
David
Andrew
Board of Cooperative Educational Services of
Lewis County
Lyons Falls
National Education Association
New York State Teachers Association
National Association of Gifted Children
Oswego County Athletic League
Central School Study
Delta Phi Alpha
Phi Delta Kappa
Kappa Phi Kappa
William J. Walker
Bennington Briefs
Arthur Rousseau
Ben Mont Ave
Venus
Atkins
Jewelers
Main St. Bennington
Bennington, VT
Aininve
Elec
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main ST
TIMEX
Frost’s Pharmacy
North St. Bennington, Vt
A&p
NGTON
Bennin Tel Business Newsroom
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
U.S
Main Street
Tex
Stantogs
Drysdale’s
Capons
Salew
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