Salem for Bennington 3-Year School Board Term
Dr. Charles G. Salem, a Mt. Anthony School Board member, seeks a 3 year term. He defends administration while urging discipline, questions English material choices, supports a school community committee, endorses rigid discipline for vandals, and backs open dialogue on social issues. He favors a K through 12 system and at large elections under the current charter.
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Edward Rice urges year round schooling and bus reforms
Edward Rice, a Bennington school board candidate, campaigns as The Silent Majority with focus on transportation, budget restraint, and local control. He criticizes leasing to Gareth Bus Lines, cites 15 buses sold for 1000 dollars, questions long term admin power, supports fewer teachers, smaller schools, and a year round calendar to cut costs and boost education.
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Edward Rice
Sevice
Gareth Bus Lines
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Proach
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
State Police Promote 12 Officers in Montpelier Reshuffle
Acting Public Safety chief Glenn E. Davis announced promotions and transfers affecting 12 veteran officers. Key changes include Ronald J. Woodward to lieutenant and head of the State Police Laboratory in Montpelier, and Nelson R. Lay to lieutenant and troop commander at Troop B in St Johnsbury. Other promotions span sergeant and corporal ranks with station moves. effective dates are June 8 with duty changes on July 15.
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Public Safety
Glenn E. Davis
State’s
Ronald J. Woodward
State Police Laboratory
Nelson R. Lay
St. Johnsbury
Lloyd E. Howard
Colchester
Lawrence A. Wade
Derby
John R. Edwards
St. Albans
Rutland
Howard G. Gould
Brattleboro
Robert A. Hains
Middlebury
Stuart M. Reed
James E. Nolan Jr
Albert J. Ravenna
Wesley E. Newman
Edward M. Prescott
Maj
George O. Patch
Hogan Burt Wedding at St Francis de Sales Church
Miss Janice Lee Burt married Dennis W. Hogan at 11 a.m. May 30 in St. Francis de Sales Church. The Rev. Richard Thompson officiated with Mrs. Thomas Donovan at the organ. The reception followed at Mt. Anthony Country Club. The couple will reside at 124 Congress St. for the summer.
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Dennis W. Hogan
St. Francis de Sales
Richard Thompson
Thomas Donovan
Carlton O. Burt
Lyons St
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Grandview St
Baby
Diane LeBlanc
Peggy LeBlanc
Sarah Waggoner
Waldrick
N.J
Bestman
William Hill
Washington , D.C
Okinawa
Neal Hogan
William Hassenpflug
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Washington, D.C
New Jersey
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Margaret Wadsworth
Homemakers' Council Meets in Burlington
Eighteen Bennington County women will attend the State Homemakers Council meeting at the University of Vermont on June 17 and 18. Banquet toastmistress Mrs Jean Noble of Manchester. speaker Rock Rogers of Arlington. Attendees include county officers and delegates from Arlington Dorset Pownal Rupert and North Bennington with county president Mrs Marjorie Hurley and secretary Mrs Madeline Fowler among leaders.
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Bennington County
University of Vermont
Jean Noble
Manchester
Simpson Hall
Rock Rogers
Arlington
Betsy Finney
West Arlington
State Council
Barbara Carrington
Mary Laurie
West Rupert
Helen Rogers
Rupert Valley Club
Janice Moore
Walter Jones
Dorset
Gloria Hoisington
Ruth Clough
Marjorie Hurley
Madeline Fowler
Yvette Dubois
Selah Burdick
Pownal
Doris LeGrande
Betty Jones
Clara Keough
Margaret Swanson
Burlington
Walthrude Pierce
North Bennington
Marion S. Harris
Bennington
Catholic Daughters Install New Officers at Court St Andrew 259
The Catholic Daughters of America Court St Andrew 259 installed officers June 2 at Pope John XXIII Institute led by installing officer Mrs. Marion Hanley. Anne Cummings became grand regent with Christine St John as vice regent and Agnes St John as prophetess. The group earned state convention awards for poetry contest sponsorship and a local winner Lori Rounds.
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St. Andrew
Catholic Daughters of America
Pope John XXIII Institute
Marion Hanley
Poultney
Margaret Durham
Anne Cummings
Christine St. John
Agnes St. John
Catherine Dermody
Patricia Perrotta
Alice Leete
Edna Purcell
Gertrude Harte
Monitor
Phyllis Capriola
Sentinel
Eleanor Harvey
Agatha Krawczyk
Ruth Mulvey
Alice Harwood
Lenora Longtin
Arthemise Plourde
Theresa Brunina
Lori Rounds
Samuel Rounds
West Main Street
Francis B. Flanagan
State CDA Hears Bishop At Convention in Stowe
The 23rd biennial State Court of the Catholic Daughters of America held at the Grand Motor Lodge in Stowe named officers including state regent Mrs. Ann Aher and vice regent Mrs. Barbara Trottier. Cummings re-elected secretary and named first alternate to the national convention in Seattle. The court pledged support to Father Logue and Father Moore, awarded scholarships to Jill Blanchard and Kathleen Davis, and noted nursing scholarship changes as Fanny Allen School closes. Attendees from Bennington included delegate Mrs. Christine St. John and Mrs. Dorothy Cassano.
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Waterbury Hospital
Father Moore
Windsor State Prison
Jill Blanchard
White River Junction
St. Joseph
Provider College
Kathleen Davis
Windsor
Trinity College
Jean Mance
Fanny Allen
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