Manchester Center notes Janet van Loon to substitute as Banner correspondent
Janet van Loon returns to Manchester Center and will substitute this month for the Manchester Banner while Jackie Breen is in Florida. Nancy Flood and her brother Robert return to studies after visiting grandparents in Manchester Depot. First Congregational Church sets Jan 17 meeting with officer reports due Jan 8. ECUMENICAL PROGRAM invites area residents to sing in the Palm Sunday cantata rehearsals begin on John Stainer's The Crucifixion. Police report no weekend incidents as area sees improved water, inns and restaurants fare varies.
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Janet van Loon
Bonner Street
Manchester Center
Manchester Banner
Jackie Breen
Florida
Nancy Flood
Fraconia College
N.H
Robert
Parsippany
N.J
Duncan Miller
Richville Road
Manchester Depot
John Flood
Manchester
Morris Plains
First Congregational Church
Charles Myers
Eileen L. Falconer
Laura Meredith
Blanchard Stone
Walter Rigney
John Stainer
Visiting Sisters Attend Hoosick Falls Holiday Gathering
Hoosick Falls residents hosted visiting relatives from Syracuse during New Year festivities. Sister Genevieve Theresa of St Anthony's Convent and Sister Louis Elena spent time with local families, as Lions Club chairman Wilfred Willets announced winners of the second annual Christmas Decorating Contest. Judges John G Keough Warner B Harrison and Mrs Maria LaPorte named Frank Sicinski first prize Anthony L Bromirski second prize and a three way tie for third among Gertrude Snider William Ogilvie and Howard L Reynolds. Five individuals received honorable mention Gerry Ingram Clayton E Shereman Andrew DeJernes Mrs Lucy F McMartin and Paul A Dreher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Genevieve Theresa
St. Anthony’s Convent
Syracuse
William A. Murphy
Willow Street
Louis Elena
Walter Wirmusky
Elm Street
Wilfred Willets
Lions Club
John
Feline Syndrome in Crime: Women More Angry in Prison
Amherst researchers Barbara Kay and Christine Schultz report that women prisoners show more negative attitudes toward law and authorities than men. They propose the “feline syndrome” as a factor, noting women harbor longer memories, greater wrath, and stronger feelings of unfair treatment, with harsher outcomes for female offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara A. Kay
University of Massachusetts
Christine G. Schultz
Umass
Amherst
Ohio
Miss Schultz
American Society of Criminology
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Ohio State University Dee
Manchester Starts Fund For Burned Out Family
A Manchester family of eight, the Crandalls, lost their trailer and all possessions in a East Manchester fire early Thursday. The Crandalls include William and Mrs Crandall and six children. A local fund, organized by residents, will aid replacement needs such as eyeglasses dentures clothing bedding and cooking utensils. Contributions may be left at village post offices or Gaudette's Children’s Shop for the children’s clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
William Crandall
Crandall
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
Mary D. Torrey
The
Association For the Crandalls
Frederick Lawrence
William C. Nawrath
Donald Mattison
Gaudette’s
North Bennington Lifts Water Restrictions
North Bennington announces removal of hose restrictions for washing cars and similar uses in North Bennington and Shaftsbury. Water board chairman Fred Welling thanks users for past cooperation that helped avert a more critical shortage and urges continued conservation despite the lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Welling
Manchester Hosts The Barn Saturday Night
Manchester hosts a youth dance show at Manchester Elementary School gym with Janice Sheldon Jackie Bell and the Hurley Trio among performers from nearby towns. Mrs David Beckwith leads the event presented by the Manchester Business and Professional Women s Club to raise funds for the BPW Burr and Burton scholarship loan program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Manchester Elementary School
Janice Sheldon
Jackie Bell
Hurley
David Beckwith
Manchester Bus
Iness and
Professional Women’s Club
BPW
Burr and Burton Girls
Vermont National Bank Renamed To Simpler Title
The bank adopts the shorter name Vermont National Bank reversing the longer designation Vermont National And Savings Bank. It retains its 1865 nationalized title and expands services with large participation loans consumer credit financing and full trust services including investment management and estate planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont National and Savings Bank
Windsor County National Bank
Vermont National Bank
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