Retiring Bernice McKee Honored by Vermont Educators
A June 30 farewell dinner at the Woodstock Inn honored Bernice McKee for over 50 years in Vermont education, including 24 years with the state Department of Education as a state helping teacher. Speakers included former commissioners Dr. Ralph E. Noble and Dr. A. John Holden Jr. and Deputy Commissioner Dr. Max W. Barrows. Harold Miller presented a 50 year pin, with remarks from superintendents and colleagues across elementary and state helping teacher groups.
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Montpelier
Bernice McKee
Woodstock Inn
Miss McKee
Vermont
Vermont Department of Education
Ralph E. Noble
Woodstock
Karlene V. Russell
Department of Education
Scotland
Hugh Laughlin
Quebec
Esther Mesh
Laughlin
McKee
Noble
A. John Holden Jr
Commissioners of Education
Max W. Barrows
Harold Miller
Vermont Education Association
Hilton Holland
Elizabeth Tessier
Bristol
Zilpha Billings
Burlington
Doris Demick
St. Johnsbury
Leonard Johnson
Castleton State College
Marion Crosby
Williston
Harold Raynolds
Cape Elizabeth
Maine
State Board of Education
Former Benningtonian named state's apprentice of the year
Kenneth Bahan of Burlington, formerly of Bennington, was awarded apprentice of the year at the Vermont Electrical Contractors Association sixth annual convention in Stowe held June 25 26 and 27. He received the certificate from Leslie McLeod of Labor and Industry and a gift from the association.
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Stowe
Kenneth Bahan
Burlington
Bennington
Vermont Electrical Contractors Association
Town & Country
Bahan
Leslie McLeod
Department of Labor
Bennington District Court names, pleas and fines roll
Judge John P. Morrissey presided as multiple defendants faced charges in Bennington District Court. David P. Monroe pleaded not guilty to threatening and pushing Pauline Monroe with a $150 bail and a stay away order. pre-trial set for next Monday. Richard F. Longtin pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined $150 with $10 weekly payments. Jeremiah Webster pled not guilty to assault and his case awaits pre-trial next Monday. Philip Raphael Jordan pled guilty to operating a vehicle with defective equipment and fined $15. Lawrence R. Browe was fined $25 for speeding on Route 7. David W. Riello pled not guilty to a motorcycle headgear violation and has a pre-trial hearing Monday. William J. Bennet pled guilty to speeding and fined $25. New York report notes Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock and John Adams received free dinners and rides at Coney Island during Independence Day, matching names of the signers of the Declaration.
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Bennington District Court
John P. Morrissey
David P. Monroe
White Creek
N.Y
Pauline Monroe
Monroe
John B. Harte
Richard F. Longtin
Union Street
Bennington
Manchester
Morrisey
Jeremiah Webster
McCall Street
Alan Strobridge
Pownal
William J. Bennet
Weston
New York
UPI
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
John Adams
Coney Island
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Bennington Banner
Benningtonian
State
Missioner of Labor
Labor and Industry
Louis Lavin
Lavin
Robert Mordhurst
Elwood Sawyer
William Ryan
Harold Johnson
Thomas Corcoran
Thomas Carpenter
Cota
Drug Stores
Het Cologme
Cologne
Pacquin
Spray Cologne
Aro
Elmer
Alka-Seltzer
SCOPE
Tain
Reg
REGAL
Ort
Tang
England
ULAY
Carlton
Gillette
Power Pak
Tote
Monument Plaza
Rte
SUN
HOL
Fishin
Auto Stores Inc
Main Street
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