CAP Squad Marks an Anniversary in Bennington CAP unit
The Bennington Civil Air Patrol squadron celebrates 23 years since its WWII coastal patrol origins. The Bennington unit, founded in the late 1940s and reorganized in 1952, now has 27 members including 18 cadets and nine adults. Meetings are Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at the State Armory. The group includes aircraft, radios, and a nearby Flintlock Club focused on antique firearms with leaders from Williamstown and North Adams.
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Bennington
Civil Air Patrol
National Aviation Organization
Air Force
New York
Massachusetts
Bennington Squadron
State Armory
Bennington Village
CAP
Stephen Gleba
Williamstown
Mass
Marilyn Harrington
North Adams
Robert Gardner
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bernard Guard
Union St
Paul Yarter
Stephen Corbett
Dennis Denio
Ralph Quackenbush
Mark Burgess
William Wright
Chester Burgess Jr
Earl Hunt
CAP Squadron
Flintlock Club
Gleba
Erty
Pownal
Harrington
Guard
Gardner
Everett Chaffin
Depot Street
Theodore DeMarco
North Bennington Road
Denis Denio
Shaftsbury
James Kirkpatrick
Gage St
Hearing on Mental Retardation Services In Rutland
Parents at Rutland hearings of the Vermont Mental Retardation Planning Project ask where to find help and services. They describe traveling to New York and Pennsylvania for options and cite Vermont’s lack of health education and information as a reason for a central information and referral service urged to the Governor’s Advisory Committee.
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Rutland
Vermont
New York City
Pennsylvania
Marion C. McKee
Vermont Department of Health
Bennington coed to sing in Kalamazoo Christmas service
Lorelei Mae Lewis, a Kalamazoo College freshman and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Lewis of 448 Main Street, will perform Dec 5 at 8 p.m. in Stetson Chapel as part of the 39th annual Christmas Carol Service. The event, sponsored by the Women’s League, features a 92-voice women’s choir and the Kalamazoo College Motet Choir with carols spanning medieval times to today.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Bennington
Kalamazoo College
Stetson Chapel
Lorelei Mae Lewis
DeWitt Lewis
Main Street
Miss Lewis
Women’s League
Shaw Engagement Planned for Susan Shaw and L William Schneski
Engaged Hoosick Falls couple announce the betrothal of Susan Jane Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Earl Shaw Jr of 34 Wilder Ave to L William Schneski son of Mr and Mrs Louis J Schneski of 59 Mechanic St The bride to be is a Middlebury College graduate while her fiance is a Michigan State University Forestry graduate The wedding is scheduled for December 12.
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Miss Shaw
Middlebury College
Michigan State University
College of Forestry
Dr. Clayton, Shaw
Hoosick Falls
Vermont academic named to National Planning Council
Dr Frederic O Sargent chair of the department of agricultural economics at the University of Vermont has been named to the National Council of the National Planning Association. He will join leaders in agriculture business labor and professions to promote cooperation on economic problems. The association focuses on utilizing national productive resources. A court order in the Putnam Memorial Hospital case is not expected before Dec 23 as parties argue about free care for indigent residents in Bennington County.
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William Co. Hill
Chancery Court
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Burlington
University of Vermont
National Council
National Planning Association
Frederic O. Sargent
United States
Bennington County
Bennington
Richard van Santvoord
Atty
Henry F. Black
White River Junction
Chancellor Hill
Black
Henry W. Putnam
Putnam
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Cap’s
Main St
Windows
Jewelers & Silversmiths
Bennington, Vt
Weldon
Burt Bros
Enturas
Amherst College
Brattleboro
Susan Jane Shaw
Shaw-Schneski
Dr. Sargent
National Planners
Colby College
University of Paris
University of Wisconsin
The
Hill
PT Lal LI
America
Zenith
Roamer
Vernier
Shoreline
Starmist
Opensite
Spiece
Williamspposite Old Soldiers Home
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