Bennington County RNs Hold Annual Dinner Meeting
The Bennington County Registered Nurse Association met May 24 at Gov. McCullough Mansion for its annual dinner. Fifty four members attended including 15 honorees. Patricia Hernandez of Putnam Memorial Hospital spoke on nursing advances and future challenges to maintain professional status and the hospital’s new 25 bed addition plans. New officers were named for two year terms and a September dinner date was announced.
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Bennington County
R.N
Putnam
Charlotte Jordan
Leona Sausville
Marie Ray
Anne Hendee
Final rummage sale at Bennington College Commons lawn
The final rummage sale of the year will be held on the Commons lawn at Bennington College Monday June 14 with rain date June 15 from 11 a.m. Bargains for the whole family including clothing household items pottery jewelry will be sold Donations may be brought to the sale Proceeds go to the New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution Previous sales have been successful and bargain hunters will not be disappointed
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Bennington College
New England Coalition On
Vermont ETV delays Sesame Street and reshuffles kids shows
Vermont Educational Television announced a June start for summer programming. Sesame Street will appear at 4 p.m. on summer days, Mister Rogers at 5 p.m., Hodgepodge Lodge at 5:30 p.m., and The World We Live In at 6 p.m. Mister Rogers will switch to color in mid July. The lineup aims to help children connect with adults while viewing these programs.
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Burlington
Vermont
Educational Television
ETV
Two earn master's at Wesleyan University in liberal studies
Mrs. Kendall Landis of Walloomsac Road Bennington and Robert Morton of South Stream Road Bennington received the master of arts in liberal studies at Wesleyan University's 139th commencement in Middletown. Landis, a Bennington College alumna, earned the M A L S at Wesleyan's Graduate Summer School for Teachers. Morton, a North Adams State College graduate, also earned his degree at the summer school. More than 220 advanced degrees and 360 undergraduate degrees were conferred.
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Middletown
Conn
Kendall
Joan H.) Landis
Walloomsac Road
Bennington
Robert S. Morton
South Stream Road
Cambridge
N.Y
Central School
Wesleyan University
Landis
Bennington College
Wesleyan
Morton
North Adams
North Adams, Mass
Leave for Sgt Eggsware Ends Month of Duty in Vietnam
Sgt Thomas Eggsware, son of Mr and Mrs Kermit Eggsware of 1008 Goodall St, is home on 40 days leave after a year in Vietnam. After leave he will be stationed at Westover AFB Chicopee Mass, where he and his wife Cheryl plan to live. A surprise party honored him last Saturday. Misterogers will feature summer reruns.
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Sgt. Thomas Eggsware
Mrs. Kermit Eggsware
Goodall St
Vietnam
Westover Afb
Chicopee
Mass
Cheryl
Massachusetts
Sgt. Eggsware
Town sets June 15 deadline for landfill licenses
Town Manager Edward R. Lamb announced a June 15 deadline to apply for permits to use the town sanitary landfill. The new garbage ordinance requires licensed trash collectors with a $25 annual fee for the first vehicle and $10 for each additional vehicle, while private users are exempt. Licenses and vehicle stickers are issued upon approval, with annual renewals, and applications are available at the town manager’s office at 205 South Street.
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Edward R. Lamb
South Street
Maynard graduates in engineering at Vermont Tech College
Francis Maynard of Depot Street Bennington earned a degree in electromechanical engineering technology at Vermont Technical College commencement. The 1971 class, the largest to date at VTC, included fellow Bennington resident Grant Lapine of Readsboro, majoring in mechanical engineering technology. 168 seniors graduated.
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Randolph Center
Francis Maynard
Ronald Maynard
Depot Street
Bennington
Vermont Technical College
Maynard
VTC
Grant Lapine
Readsboro
Van Santvoord Graduates With Bowdoin BA Honors
Richard Nelson Van Santvoord of Williamstown Mass earns a bachelor of arts degree at Bowdoin College 166th commencement. An art major and Bowdoin Fathers Association scholar he studied at Mount Holyoke during his junior year and served as Delta Kappa Epsilon member and class vice president. He won freshman numerals in soccer and hockey and appeared with Bowdoin Readers Theatre.
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Brunswick
Maine
Richard Nelson van Santvoord
Williamstown
Mass
Richard van Santvoord
Shadowbrook Road
Bennington
van Stanvoord
Bowdoin College
Richard Z. van Santvoord
van Santvoord
Blake School
Hopkins
Minn
Bowdoin
Bowdoin Fathers Association
Mount Holyoke College
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Bowdoin Readers Theatre
North Bennington tax abatement hearing set for June 16
Town Clerk Mary Hodeck will chair a June 16 meeting of the 14 member Board of Tax Abatement to consider North Bennington's taxes. Norton Barber, advising Bennington Selectmen, said relief is unlikely without manifest error and a decision may not come the same night.
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Board of Abatement
North Bennington
Mary Hodeck
Bennington
Norton Barber
Board of Tax Abatement
Justices of the Peace
Selectmen
Hodeck
Barber
North Village
Garrison bankruptcy hearing delayed to June 24 in N Y
Representatives from Bennington County Industrial Corp and unsecured creditors met in New York to postpone the Chapter 11 hearing for Garrison Printing Division Inc. The hearing, originally set for the next day, will now occur June 24 as the court reviews a creditors plan. Garrison owes 3.54 million dollars, including 2.022 million to BCIC.
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Garrison
N.Y
Bennington County Industrial Corp
BCIC
Garrison Printing Division Inc
New York
U.S. District Court For
Garrison Printing Division
Thrift Shop Outdoor Sale Set for June 11 and 12
The thrift shop announces a two day sale Friday and Saturday June 11 and 12 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Weather permitting it will be outdoors with indoor options if rain. Items priced at 10 or 25 cents. Fresh stock added every two hours. Regular hours on Thursday June 10 from 2 to 5 p.m. Donors urged not to bring woolens until fall due to storage limits.
Lloyd Killen Receives Stetson Business Degree
Lloyd Killen son of Mr and Mrs Carroll G Killen of Bennington received a BBA in general business administration at Stetson University 88th commencement in DeLand on May 30 He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in ROTC at the ceremonies Attending the outdoor exercises were his parents among 380 graduates in the class with 22 receiving commissions.
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Deland, Fla
Lloyd Killen
Carroll G. Killen
Gage St
Bennington
Stetson University
DeLand
Young Killen
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Joan Alexander
Cathy Wells
Steve Wassick
Dreaw
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Misterogers
Penalto
Penaljo
Martin’s Shoe Store
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Blue Flame Gas Service
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Anthony Myers
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