Bennington Registration Dates Announced for Schools
Bennington Graded School District schedules registration on August 12 and 13 from 8 30 to noon and 1 to 3 for Bennington High School and elementary students. Parents with questions may call the guidance office at 442 6372. Lost and found items at the YMCA pool will be kept one week before disposal.
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Bennington Graded School
Bennington High School
Corn
YMCA
B. Whitney
Bennington
Cora B. Whitney
Park Street
New Social Worker Joins UCS Staff
Madelaine St. Amand has joined United Counseling Service as a psychiatric social worker. A Springfield native and Boston and Anna Maria College alumna, she serves children and adults, counsels at UCS offices and is the hospital social worker for Putnam Memorial Hospital. She began July 19 after planning a move from Vermont, drawn by Bennington County’s need for rural level counseling.
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Madelaine St. Amand
United Counseling Service
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hurlburt
Woodford Road
Boston College
USC
Miss St. Amand
UCS
Springfield
Mass
National Institute of Mental Health
Anna Maria College
Vermont
Bennington
The
Bennington County
State Department of Mental Health
UMass Wins Ford Grant to Launch Legislative Interns Program
AmherstMass University of Massachusetts receives a 54000 Ford Foundation grant to start a fouryear Legislative Internship Program with the Massachusetts Legislature. Four interns annually for four years will work in leaders offices and major committees, earning 4500 yearly with shared funding and potential graduate credit. The program aims to spark interest in government careers, provide practical legislative experience, and strengthen ties between academia and the General Court. An advisory committee including educators and lawmakers will guide the effort.
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Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts
Ford Foundation
Massachusetts Legislature
Umass
John W. Lederle
Massachusetts
House
Senate
General Court
North Street No Parking Signs May Arrive This Week
Bennington Village Trustees heard from Village President Salvatore Santarcangelo that No Parking signs for the east side of North Street from Putnam Square to Adams Street may arrive this week. The order will enforce a previously issued ban that went into effect July 25 but could not be enforced without signs. Police will remove 18 meter heads once signs are posted.
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North Street
Bennington Village
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Putnam Square
Adams Street
Santarcangelo
George Ryan
John H. Williams II
County St
Caroline Drive
Edward Knapp
Village Highway Department
Joseph A. Pello Jr
Roaring Branch
Francis Lane
Williams
Joseph Y. Shaffe
Shaffe’s Men’s Shop
Harte Theater
Hook and Ladder Hose Co
Henry Mallory
Police Department
Ben- Mont Avenue
U.S. 7
Mt Holyoke alumnae form Vermont club in Woodstock
Mt Holyoke alumnae from Vermont voted to form a Vermont Mt Holyoke Alumnae Club in Woodstock. Mrs HN Hobson of Bellows Falls was re elected president. Miss Marion Hardy Shaftsbury named secretary. Miss Katharin Flowers Bran don treasurer. The meeting heard progress on college buildings and ABC program begun at Dartmouth now at Mt Holyoke, with 70 disadvantaged girls taught by 10 student tutors and 12 teachers.
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Woodstock
Vermont
Mt. Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Vermont Mt. Holyoke
H.N. Hobson
Bellows Falls
Catherine Longyear
College
Marion Hardy
Shaftsbury
Katharin Flowers
Brandon
ABC
Dartmouth
Mt. Holyoke
Bennington Antiques Show Planned for Oct 7 8 9
Seventh annual Bennington Antiques Show and Sale runs October 7 to 9, timed with the Fall Foliage Festival. Sponsored by the Women's Fellowship of Second Congregational Church, the event features 23 exhibitors and a full committee roster including Cochairs Mrs Richard B Davis and Miss Elizabeth Thomas.
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Bennington
Women’s Fellowship of the
Second Congregational Church
Richard B. Davis
Elizabeth Thomas
Eugene V. Clark
Benjamin Vail
Scholarships Go To Middleburyites
Two Middlebury College students won Army ROTC scholarships announced in Washington. David R. Nelson of Brattleboro won a four year merit award while Dana S. Brigham of West Newton Massachusetts earned a two year scholarship.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Washington
David R. Nelson
Maple St
Brattleboro
Dana S. Brigham
Temple St
West Newton
Mass
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John F.X. Davoren
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Caroline Ostrander
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Francis Greenslet
Dean Hanson
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John G. Irons Jr
Leroy Marsden
Fred B. Tifft
Kenneth R. Clayton
Peter Donavan Jr
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Madkour’s Central Market
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Turkey
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