YMCA Directors Name Hanson Solicitation Division Chairman
The December meeting of the Board of Directors of the Bennington Area YMCA was held Tuesday night with Herbert H. Leonard presiding. Dean F. Hanson was introduced as chairman of the Solicitation Division for the 1962 Finance Campaign and began organizing the campaign with board members.
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YMCA
Hanson
Bennington Area
Herbert H. Leonard
Lester H. Nichols
Howlett
George W. Buck
Leonard
Dean F. Hanson
Main St
Youth Attacks Officer in Troy After Probation
A 17 year old Watervliet youth on probation for breach of peace attacked a Troy police officer after exiting the Post Office. The arrestee, Edward Changa, fought officers, was treated for injuries, and is held on assault charges with a history including earlier incidents in Arlington and hospital evaluation.
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Troy, N.Y
Watervliet
N. Y
Bennington
Troy
N.Y
Edward Changa
Arlington
Mosher Memorial Hospital
Albany
Changa
Richard K. Butler
Troy Police Department
Butler
Samaritan Hospital
Waterbury State Hospital
Marshall Sanitarium
Benhi Debaters Triumph in Burlington Tournament
Regina Hurley reports Benhi's Debate Club led by coach David Jareckie traveled to Burlington High School for a National Debate League event. Affirmative teams Freda Betts with Sherri Zyne won all three debates. Alan Moskovitz and Larry Moskovitz won one. negatives Hurlburt and Winn won two, Penny Bergquist and Lynn Oldendorph lost all three. About 27 schools attended including Brandon, Brattleboro, Burlington, Randolph, St. Anne's and Springfield.
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Benhi
David Jareckie
Burlington
National Debate League
Burlington High School
Bennington
Rutland
Middlebury
Middlebury College
Susan Winn
Freda Betts
Sherri Zyne
Alan Moskovitz
Larry Moskovitz
Paul Hurlburt
Gail Winn
Penny Bergquist
Lynn Oldendorph
Brandon
Brattleboro
Randolph
St. Anne’s
Springfield
Bennington Banner subscription rates and delivery details
Second Class Postage Paid At Bennington Vermont TELEPHONES Newsroom. The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont by the Banner Publishing Corporation. Delivery by carrier 7 cents per day. By mail in Vermont Rensselaer and Washington Counties NY and northwestern Massachusetts three months 4.25 six months 8 one year 15 Servicemen 1 per month. All other by mail 1.60 per month. Truck route delivery three months minimum six months 8 one year 15 payable in advance.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Rensselaer
Washington
N.Y
Massachusetts
Senior Quintet Views Possible College Choices
Five BCHS seniors plus Rev. Brennan toured northern Vermont colleges for insights. William Sennett considered St. Michael's College in Winooski and found students friendly. Donna Marcoux and others eyed Bishop DeGosbriand Hospital School for Nursing with dorm stays. Jacqueline McGurn hosted. Marcoux hopes to enter Bishop DeGosbriand next fall.
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BCHS
Vermont
William Sennett
Gail Vose
Nancy Turner
Dolores McDermott
Donna Marcoux
Gerard M. Brennan
Burlington
Winooski
St. Michael’s College
St. Michael’s
Bishop DeGosbriand Hospital School For Nursing
Jacqueline McGurn
Marcoux
Bishop DeGosbri
Bishop DeGosbriand
Bishop DeGosbriand Hospital
BC Thespians Win Acclaim at One Act Contest
BCHS drama club earned praise for its performers in the recent one act play contest. Top actress Christine Cassano, a 16 year old, wowed with her Riga in Gray Bread. Top actor Daniel Abbott, a sophomore, portrayed a madman in Mooncalf Mugford with standout voice. Ellen Toomey won best supporting actress as Etta Mugford. Barry Griffith tied for best supporting actor as Paw in Its Cold in Them That Hills. Dennis Jones played the hunter in The Storm with strong emotion.
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BCHS
Christine Cassano
Riga
Christine
Daniel Abbott
Mooncalf Mugford
Ellen Toomey
Etta Mugford
Barry Griffith
Western Mass Hit Hard By Snow Storm Aftermath
Franklin County reels from a severe storm with 5 to 10 inches of snow and widespread power outages affecting about 20 000 homes earlier. Fire and police in 26 towns aided by emergency crews from Hartford and Springfield as schools closed and commerce halted.
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Greenfield
Mass
Franklin County
Western Electric Co
Hartford
Conn
Springfield
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Regina Hurley
Gage St
Thespians
Margaret McGuire
Bchs Saber
Kings Men
Yardley
Seaforth
Quinlan
Kassekk SJ
Guan
Thal Hostory
Revelon
Coty
Shulton
Main
REXAL
Western Mass
Noveck’s
Phonos
Mus
Photographic
Benn
Vermont Bank & Trust
Vermont Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bellows Falls
Chester
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