New York Men Sentenced for Fraud in Rutland Case
William H. Redding and Frank Tamulewicz of Gloversville New York were sentenced by U S District Court Judge Ernest W Gibson after a November verdict finding them guilty of mail and wire fraud conspiracy in a scheme to defraud merchandisers nationwide by ordering goods with no intent to pay They received three and one year prison terms respectively with suspended terms and five year probation for Redding while Tamulewicz serves one year Each faces potential appeal and temporary release until March 8 with a third defendant Miriam M Lanigan Troy New York given a suspended one year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
New York State
U.S. District Court
Ernest W. Gibson
William H. Redding
Frank Tamulewicz
Gloversville
N.Y
Bennington
Beta Distributors
Redding
Tamulewicz
Miriam M. Lanigan
Troy
Deefense
Atty. A. Luke Crispe
Newfane
Gibson
Miss Thomas Addresses Office Practice Class
Miss Sally Thomas secretary to Breard Hawks gave a verbal tour of many offices for Sister William Marie's Bennington Catholic High office practice class. She stressed appearance, skill and manners as essential for a good secretary and outlined interview and first days at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Thomas
Breard Hawks
William Marie
Bennington Catholic High
Thomas
Bennington Catholic High School
Buckler
Epiphany Observed At St Peter's Church Service
Epiphany will be observed tonight at St Peter's Episcopal Church with a festival Eucharist at 7 30 p m and a Feast of Light ceremony to follow. Young people from St Peter's host other youth groups and assist in the ceremony. The Rev Stephen Green of Second Congregational Church will deliver Epistles and the senior choir will sing. Light refreshments follow for participating youth. List of arranging youths includes Bill Dupee Marshall Knapp Joanne Mason Kathy Danforth John Riddle Frank Howe Bruce Howe John Mook James Shoemaker Sally Barney Lloyd Killen Joseph Plue James Colvin Steven Maier Hamilton Ont. Ed ward Robinson 24 was charged with attempted murder after firing at a tavern bouncer and missing Ronald Lush ejected him earlier for abusive language.
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St. Peter’s
Stephen Green
Second Congregational Church
Bill Dupee
Marshall Knapp
Joanne Mason
Kathy Danforth
John Riddle
Frank
Bruce Howe
John Mook
James Shoemaker
Sally Barney
Lloyd Killen
Joseph Plue
James Colvin
Steven Maier
Hamilton
Ont
UPI
Edward Robinson
Ronald Lush
Robinson
Thrift Shop Seeks Contributions For New Year
Thrift shop announces new year ideas and departments while keeping familiar staff. Items on hand include a Toastmaster, a 14 cup Pyrex carafe, potato ricers, a six cup percolator, figurine bookends, a cocktail shaker, a glass rolling pin, bread box, cannister set, a Girl Scout cap, a Brownie dress size 8, a boy's rubbers size 13, winter coats, work baskets, two Bentwood chairs, an indoor baby swing, a three way floor lamp, records, and TV lamps. Requests for sleds and ski equipment have been received. The shop invites contributions of salable articles.
Retarded Children Topic of Rev Forman at BCHS Meeting
Rev Earl Forman spoke to Bennington Catholic High School Future Teachers of America about Vermont’s retarded children. He outlined educables and trainables, noted speech defects in over 60 percent, and described 35 local classes plus 40 private tutors. Students toured camp activities and heard of recreation programs and a Teenage Association for Retarded Children.
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Teachers of America Club
Bennington Catholic High School
Earl Forman
First Church of God
Forman
Vermont
FTA
Red Brick
Shaftsbury
Catholic High School
Silver Towers
Brookfield
National Archery Association
Bennington College
Teenage Association
BCHS
Union Carbide Cook Retires Early in Bennington Plant
Mrs Yvonne Cummings of East Arlington retired Jan 1 after 10 years as cafeteria cook at Union Carbide Corp Bennington plant. A company Christmas party gift purse marked her retirement. Mother of nine with 32 grandchildren and six great grandchildren, she chose early retirement at 62. Alice Davis will replace her as cafeteria cook.
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Yvonne Cummings
Bennington
Union Carbide Corporation
E.F
Jeff) Griffin
Robert L. Mihuta
Cummings
East Arlington
Peace Corps Tests Set For Jan 9 Here at 8:30 A.M.
Peace Corps placement tests will be given at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday in Second Congregational Church Hillside Street. Bring a completed questionnaire if not sent to Washington. Tests include general aptitude and modern language aptitude. Results and scores are not provided. About 800 centers nationwide administer the same 8:30 local time test. No advance registration or passing marks.
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Peace Corps
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Washington
Washington, D.C
Civil Service
United States
State To Begin Job Survey In Bennington Area
The Greater Bennington Association announces the Agriculture Vocational Survey Committee of the state Department of Education will start a survey today to determine local jobs needing agriculture competencies and the skills required. Five agricultural education seniors at the University of Vermont will interview farmers and businessmen, with GBA facilities available.
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Greater
Johnson push to extend federal minimum wage to hotels and restaurants
Washington UPI United States President Johnson proposed broadening the federal minimum wage law in his State of the Union to cover more than 2 million protected and unprotected workers in hotels motels and restaurants and large laundries. He did not specify new coverage or wage level but observers expect a request to extend the wage hour law and repeat last year’s proposal.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Organized Labor
White House
Legion Commander Raps Johnsons Foreign Policy
Legion Commander says the United States should mend relations with Allies before talking to the Soviets. He opposes inviting Soviet leaders to the U S and warns that coddling communism will not bring peace with honor. Johnson urged solidifying the Atlantic Alliance first.
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Legion
Raps Johnson
Civic
Biltmore
Johnson
United States
Russia
Labor Market Shows Season's Jobless Rise
Local labor market conditions reflect a normal seasonal trend per Raymond C. Lovely of the Vermont Department of Employment Security. End of December shows 608 job seekers registered, up from 442 thirty days earlier and 743 a year ago, with 129 new interviews including 40 women and 28 veterans. Employers reported 35 openings during December, down from 75 in November, while 33 placements occurred, down from 75 in November and 27 last year. Of filled jobs, 12 went to women and three to veterans, with many open postings for managers, secretaries, nurses aides, cooks, electricians, and other skilled and service roles as of January 4. Services also included aid to Selective Service rejectees, student testing and counseling, and efforts in the Manpower Development and Training Activities.
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Raymond C. Lovely
Veremont Department of Employment Security
Lovely
Seven Piecemakers
Paintings Auctioned in Palm Beach Next Month
A $2 million collection of paintings by Van Gogh Degas Renoir Modigliani and Monet from the private collection of the late Morris W Hart of New York will be auctioned in Palm Beach Florida next month The works go on the block February 9 at the Trosby Galleries.
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Palm Beach
Fla
van Gogh
Degas
Renoir
Modigliani
Monet
Morris W. Hart
New York
Trosby
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Bchs Saber
Hugh R. Perkins
86Th Engineering Co
Vermont National Guard
State Armory
Endre P. Thoma
Manchester
Gerald F. Krawczyk
North Adams
Victor F. Lamb
Jay C. Stratton
Richard J. Pierce
Howard P. Towsley
Edward T. Burgess
St.Peter’s
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
P.O. Box ‘‘V’’, Bennington Banner
Quinlan
Main ST
Thrift Shop
Rev
Biblical Award
UPS
W.D. Davies
Union Theological Seminary
Burkitt
Council of the British Academy
Davies
Union Carbide
Cook
LBJ
Los Angeles
APD
Donald E. Johnson
West Branch
Iowa
America
American Legion
Dial
Vogue and
Vanity Hotel
Putman Block
Bennington, VT
Col. Shopping Center
Williams Town, Mass
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