St Joseph College graduates hear warning on uncertain world
The 60 graduates at St Joseph College in Bennington, including 40 with associate degrees in business administration and 20 in science, were addressed by Richard A. Severson, mayor of Hoosick Falls. He warned that the world threatens with hostility and hatred and urged living today in the fullest spirit.
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St. Joseph
Severson
St. Joseph College
Bennington
Richard A. Severson
Hoosick Falls
St. Francis of Assissi
Kevin M. Sheehy
Dennis J. Desnoyers
Mattapoisett
Mass
Charles Vajda
Center Rutland
Bennington Library Announces Essay Contest for Teens
The Bennington Free Library invites junior and senior high students from 7th to 12th grade to enter an essay contest titled The Books I Would Most Like to Have as My Own. First prize is 50 dollars and three honorable mentions of 10 dollars each.
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The
Bennington Free Library
Obituary and college awards announced in Bennington area
Mrs. Margaret Livermore Shepard, 94, widow of Francis H. Shepard Sr., died Sunday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in New York City, she lived in New Rochelle and Bennington. Survived by son, three daughters, eight grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Private memorial services will be held. Separate item lists graduates and honors from Mt. Anthony Union High School District and local colleges, naming many graduates with cum laude and magna cum laude distinctions and a diverse set of names and places.
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Margaret (Livermore) Shepard
Francis H. Shepard Sr
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
New York City
William Floyd
Jane
Harry) Livermore
New Rochelle
N.Y
Francis H. Shepard Jr
Summit
N.J
Franklin P
Margaret) Jones
Anna S. Sluman
Oriskany
Marsha S. Locker
Valhalla
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
May Cub Scouts Pack 345 Holds Awards and Webelo Ceremony
The May meeting at Catamount School featured many awards including wolf and bear ranks. Cubmaster Gerald Stowell praised den leaders and presented certificates of thanks. Webelo advancement and Boy Scout transition ceremonies honored numerous boys. A June 27 picnic at Willow Park closes the month.
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Catamount School
Gerald Stowell
Den
Larry Chenaille
Michael Stemp
James Comi
Chris Yarosz
Greg Pinsonneault
Reynard Adorable
Joseph Betii
Chris Hoth
Greg LoPiccolo
Robert Berard
David Michaels
Clark Green
Richard Green
Chris Comi
Edward Blair
James Michaels
John Sigsbury
Richard LaFlamme
Paul Burdick
Gary Thomas
Keith Kraus
William McGurn
Jay Emmet
Wolf
Bear
Webelo
Kendall Adams
Scout
Pack
Raymond Howe
Edwin Emmet
Den 4
Willow Park
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Mt. Anthony Union High
Mary Barbara
S.S.J
Charles C. Matusik
C.S.C
Thomas E. Allen
Steven H. Amadon
Shizuo Aoki
Tokyo
Japan
Alan E. Armstrong
Shaftsbury
Robert C. Runchman
Whitehall
Alan C. Ba
Douglas E. Caron
North Adams
Mark E. Cassidy
Rutland
James P. Collins
S. Burlington
Kerry R. Csizmesia
Wallingford
Mary A. Domenichini
Christine M. Esposito
Francis P. Finnigan
Burlington
John W. Firlier
James M. Foley
Poultney
Francis X. Guyette Jr
Searsburg
Michael J. Johnson
Jon Gordon Kenyon
James M. Knights
Larry A. LaBarge
Bernard W. Laliberte
Marie G. Laliberty
South Troy
Robert P Lavallee
Brattleboro
John W. LeRay
George S. Mitchell
Tallahassee
Fla
James G. Morin
Kris P. Newton
East Middlebury
Charles J. Oczechowski
Santa Rose
John R. Sebasky
Proctor
Mary Lynne Shortle
William D
John F. Harty
Brooklyn
Patricia A. Lafley
Mary A. Richieder
Westfield
Celeste E. Roy
Derby Line
Juliana J. Smyrski
Sharon L. Sprague
Patricia L. Tripp
Lucy S. Walkonen
West Dover
Barbara J. Walsh
Arlington
Daniel H. Welch
Nancy H. Willbrant
North Petersburg
Joanne R. Williams
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