Scholarship winners listed by Jazz Lab at Bennington
Jazz Lab competition winners announced with first prize to Tim Moran for saxophone. Moran, a UMass graduate, credited late decision to apply and friend urging, and noted mentors Ronnie Drumm and Jaki Byard influence his career. Other awards include second and third prizes to Michael Krawitz, Alan Nemeth, Damaris Bernhard, Tom Piazza, Robert Wright, plus many Bennington Summers apprentices from 41 names. The event showcased a six week Jazz Lab program with masters like Chris White and Ted Dunbar and noted a bicentennial gathering of 21 states two foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Moran
Park-McCullough House
Anthony Friends of Music
Southern Vermont Art Center
Bennington Museum
Bennington
Summers Jazz Lab
Moran
Ronnie Drumm
University of Massachusetts
West Springfield
Mass
Chris White
Jimmy Owen
Ted Dunbar
Warren Smith
Jaki Byard
Jazz Lab
Diane MaclIntye
Mt. Anthony Friends of Music
Michael Krawitz
Alan Nemeth
Damaris Bernhard
Tom Piazza
Robert Wright
Prosecutor to address merchants on shoplifting
Raymond G. Bolton Bennington County states attorney will address the July meeting of the Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce Merchants Bureau on shop owners legal rights and responsibilities in cases of shoplifting The meeting will be held on Wednesday July 7 at the Paradise Restaurant at 8 am All Chamber member merchants are encouraged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond G. Bolton
Bennington County
Greater
Bennington Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths and Noted Careers
Obituary items note Teresa Menin Irali a Pittsfield midwife who died in Lenox after a long nursing career born Sarego Italy moved to Pittsfield 1909 and reads on. Charles William Forrest 66 a lifelong Wilmington resident, Navy WWII veteran, died after long illness with services in Wilmington. Nora B. Dion 80 Shaftsbury native, Arlington resident, former Mack Molding worker, died at Bennington Convalescent Center. funeral homes Covey Allen Hanson Walbridge arranged services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Mass
Irali
Padua
Italy
School of Nursing
Sarego
Vicenza
Pittsfield
Readsboro
Louis Irali
Ilario Menin
All Souls Church
Ilario
Charles William Forrest
Wilmington
Ruby Stewart
Bennington
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Wilmington Congregational Church
Alfred F. Cole
Riverview Cemetery
Guilford
Henry W
Grace (Clark ) Forrest
Pacific
Hahn
Grace Johnson
Route 9
Hanson- Walbridge
Arlington
Nora B. Dion
Shaftsbury
Bennington Convalescent Center
Evergreen Cemetery
David Bort
West Arlington United Methodist Church
Mack Molding Co
Joseph Dion
Celia Welch
Orson
Emma (Fox) Bromley
Hazel
Rudd
Florence Grout
Jennie Bentley
Ida Nadeau
North Bennington
Bennington Battle descendant dedicates Sun Prairie park
Caroline Bird of Poughkeepsie dedicates a Wis. park honoring her great-great grandmother Tabitha Bird. The Sun Prairie dedication ties to Burgoyne family history, with Bird noting ties to Dr. Augustus Burgoyne and local Wisconsin settlement paths. Her husband Tom Mahoney joined the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Battle
Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Caroline Bird
Sun Prairie
Wis
Tabitha Bird
Johnny’’ Burgoyne
Saratoga
Augustus Horatio Burgoyne
Bennington
Annie Rice
Thetford
Tabitha
Zenas Bird
Connecticut
New York
Watertown
Milwaukee
Madison
Dr. Burgoyne
John Burgoyne
James Lunt
George III
Burgoyne
Miss Bird
Tom Mahoney
Interview With William Barber Re-run Tonight 7 to 8
Bennington briefs note a rerun of Interview With William Barber on the Video Project Cable Channel 12 from 7 to 8 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barber
Popular
Video
Cheryl Neiderman
Collete Chagnon
Mary Anne Wilmot
Glynis Lemon
Aid-losers get queried in Vermont welfare move
Secretary of Human Services Thomas Davis announced a special task force to contact 625 people losing Supple mental Security Income due to welfare regulation changes. They will be encouraged to join the Food Stamp Program and learn about other services, with collaboration from Social & Rehabilitation Services and Social Welfare. The effort aims to finish within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Department
Davis
Department of Social & Rehabilitation Services
Department of Social Welfare
Santway cites oil decontrol as government by bureaucracy
Democratic candidate Robert W. Santway argues the oil decontrol bill shows Congress in thrall to Washington influence. He says price decisions for home heating oil diesel and kerosene came from an agreement between Congress and the Federal Energy Administration director Frank Zarb and that Congress should own the outcome. He claims Vermont’s delegation did not argue the issue and cites voter power and connections as key in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Santway
Congress
Frank Zarb
Federal Energy Administration
Santway
Senate
House
Washington
Vermont
Ford Administration
Stafford
Leahy
Geranium sale at Putnam Memorial Auxiliary nets $400
Despite heavy rain the May geranium sale by the Putnam Memorial Women's Hospital Auxiliary was a success. Chairman Mary Hoffman led the drive that netted $400 for the hospital School of Practical Nursing scholarship fund. Scholarship awards of $100 went to Kimberley J. Borden Shaftsbury Mary Christina Hill Bennington Pamela M. Krawczyk Bennington and Susan L. Wilcox Arlington. Classes start in September with graduation the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Memorial Women’s Hospital
Mary Hoffman
School of Practical Nursing
Kimberley J. Borden
Shaftsbury
Mary Christina Hill
Pamela M. Krawczyk
Bennington
Susan L. Wilcox
Arlington
Powell Couple Announce Daughter’s West Palm Beach Wedding
Mr and Mrs John Powell of Willow Road Bennington announce the marriage of their daughter Janis Lynn to Gerard Alexander son of Mr and Mrs David Alexander of Prospect Street on June 22 in West Palm Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Powell
Willow Road
Bennington
Janis Lynn
Gerard Alexander
David Alexander
Prospect Street
West Palm Beach
Fla
Bennington Police Sort Weekend Crash Report
Town police logged six weekend accidents with one injury. A 1966 Saab driven by Martin Conquest overturned on County and Grove streets, 21, of North Hoosick, NY. Lesley Scales was treated for cervical sprain and released. Other incidents involved parked and moving cars in Bennington, Mammoth Mart lot, Benmont Avenue, Walloomsac Road, Route 7 and Kocher Drive, with various damage levels but no additional injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
County
Grove
Martin D. Conquest
North Hoosick
N.Y
Lesley A. Scales
Proctorsville
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Conquest
Anthony J. Sausville
School Street
Chevrolet
Mary L. Griswold
Mammoth Mart
Benmont Avenue
Robert L. McDermott
Fishkill
Volkswagen
Wanda Gerity
Walloomsac Road
Ford
Jean Susee
Kathleen Myers
Shaftsbury
Route 7
Kocher Drive
Mary J. Menard
West Burke
John G. Gaydos
Huntington
Conn
Still a chance for dog races in Georgia Vermont
Yankee Greyhound Racing Inc may build a dog racing track in Georgia Vermont after voters backed the project and the environmental panel approved it. Economic concerns stalled progress, with the plan scaled back from 1.6 million to about 1 million. Revised plans should be ready in weeks for Vermont and New Hampshire businessmen to review. James Fayette of Burlington notes the group prefers the original plan but may accept the smaller track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
UPI
Yankee Greyhound Racing, Inc
Franklin County
District Environmental Commission
Yankee Greyhound Racing
Theodore Snell
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Vermont
Gell
James Fayette
Burlington
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Bennington Area
Admissions include Mable Noble Bennington Mary Greenslet North Bennington Harvey Pratt Angeline Rutley Anthony Brooks Eunice Myers Michelle Peckham and more. Births reported include a daughter to Wendell Taylor and wife in Bennington and a son to Robert Mylott in Bennington plus twin daughters to Roger Frechette and wife and a son to Joseph and Rose Sweet in Bennington. A later birth notes another son to Anthony and Lorraine Krulikowski born Monday at North Adams Regional Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moriarty
Harriet Barber
Anthony Brooks
Ethel Hazelton
Bennington
Priscilla Weir
Ann Smith
Clyde Chandler
Patricia Reynolds
Kathleen Peterson
Cecelia Hassenpflug
Wendell Taylor
Angeline Rutley
Eunice Myers
Shaftsbury
Michelle Peckham
Hoosick Falls
Robert Mylott
Roger Frechette
Joseph Sweet
Larry Hunt
Anthony and
Lorraine Krulikowski
North Adams, Mass
Vermont group probes highway charges under new public documents law
Bluestein of the Vermont Public Research Group accuses the state highway department of violating the Public Documents Law by charging 15 cents per page for documents, a rate three to five times higher than other agencies and deemed excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Newsboys Sound Alarm in Wake of Downtown Fire
In Rutland, two newspaper boys reported smoke from a two story warehouse owned by Charles Tuttle Publishing Co. The fire, sparked by suspected faulty wiring, was fought for over an hour. Four firefighters were injured, one hospitalized with smoke inhalation, and the building was gutted.
Thrift Shop Sells Kitchen Sink Returns to Stock
North Bennington thrift shop at Route 67A and Water Street features a kitchen sink with cabinets as the top item this week. Manager Kay Luce notes the shop offers lawn sprinklers, a giant vacuum cleaner, white bedspreads, brushes, dust mops, and a range of ladies dresses. Hours are Wednesday to Friday 1 to 5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Route 67A
Water Street
Kay Luce
Carter Sartien Ties Knot In Johnstown Church Ceremony
Joanne Sartien and Francis Carter were married at Christ Lutheran Church Johnstown at 2 p.m. on June 26. The bride, foster daughter of the Criscuolo family, was attended by Linda Salvione as maid of honor and Skip Salvione as best man. Beverly Durkee and Layton Sartien served as bridesmaid and usher, with Chris Sartien ring bearer. The couple, greeted at Rednar's Hall, planned a Lake George honeymoon and will reside at Applegate Apartments in Bennington after the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
N.Y
Joanne Sartien
Francis Carter
North Bennington
Christ Lutheran Church
John Criscuolo
Gloversville
Water Street
Linda Salvione
Skip Salvione
Beverly Durkee
Bennington
Layton
Chris Sartien
Rednar’s Hall
Lake George
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Bennington Summers
Bebafumi Akunyun
Peter Apfelbaum
Claude Baro
Daniel Belmont
Steve Bernstein
Frank Boehnlein
Ken Boome
Ernest Bruce
Craig Clark
Tony Conniff
Doug Corbin
Jean Decker
Joshua Edelman
Alexander el
Betsy Fesmire
Steve Fishman
Charles Gambetta
Lino Gianotti
Paul Hastil
John Hazilla
Reginald Hudgins
Eric Johnson
Bennington Area
Teresa Menin Irali
Charles W. Forrest
Carl
Enfield
Maine
Ray
Livingston
Mont
H. Warren
Vernon
Earl
Fresno
Calif
Leone Carruth
Whitingham
Helen Steele
Bellows Falls
Louise Rice
Deerfield Valley Rescue Inc
Covey and Allen Funeral Home
America
Lunt
Queen’s Own Lancers
Johnny Burgoyne
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
New York City
East
University of Wisconsin
Louisa Brayton Lawin
Bennington Briefs
FOE Aerie 1861
Eagles Hall
North Street
John E. Malone
ADV
Nets
Alexander—Powell
Lucille
Bud Crosscup
Clever Crafts
Monument Plaza
Mable Noble
Mary Greenslet
Sumpan Conway
Vida Gulley
Emma Beauregard
Ada Roach
Carleen Griffin
Harvey Pratt
Hazel Guetti
Kimberly Bailey
Louis Carpenter
Linda Mears
Arthur Phillips
Jacqueline Sprague
Baby Girl
Dorset
VPIRG
Highway Dept
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Manchester
Shaftsbury & Bennington
RON & Maureen
Thrift Shop
Jard Co. Inc
Applegate
Mr. and
Mrs
Salem‘s Attseee
Hamburg
Renoer
Salem
Farmer Fresh
Norm
Pepsi Cola
Pepsi Light
Ziss
Carton
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