Two Boys Graduate Worces ter Girls Trade School Cooking Course
Worcester Girls Trade School marks a milestone as Ronald A. Giacomelli and Dennis R. Goyette become the first two male graduates from its food trades program. Both aim for culinary careers. Goyette plans to be a chef and Giacomelli a cafeteria manager.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester Girls’ Trade School
Ronald A. Giacomelli
Milford
Dennis R. Goyette
Goyette
Giacomelli
Girls’ Trade School
Benhi Senior Yearbook News and Campus Events Totals
Final edition of Deep Thot thanks Bennington Banner for print help. Vermont contest high scorers Jim Crozier and four Benhi students receive top 20 percent certificates. Seniors receive yearbooks amid autograph dread. underclassmen to get theirs later. Memorial and advisory honors noted. Martha Gale teaches biology with seed and rat studies, linking to Green Version of Biology. Prom preparations and court announcements concluded with Carnival theme and royal pairings.
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Jim Crozier
Benhi
University of Vermont
Jim
Bendi
Stuart Eldred
Karen Killen
Ronald Pollock
Ty Tannor
State
Former Bennington Girl Is Bride in Ohio
Brenda Louise Shesler of Fostoria wife of Lawrence Allen Strickling of Ravenna Ohio wed at First Presbyterian Church Fostoria with Reception at the Fostoria Country Club Attendants included Ann Gerlinger Patsy Strickling Erma Sheiler and Allen Rowe Bride’s family and guests from several states attended The couple will reside in Lewiston New York after a honeymoon in Michigan
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Fostoria
Ohio
Brenda Louise Shesler
Elmer G. Shesler
Rick St
Bennington
Lawrence Allen Strickling
Bernard J. Strickling
Ravenna
First Presbyterian Church
Glenn B. Ogden
Charles Clark
Ann Gerlinger
Columbus
Erma Sheiler
Patsy Strickling
Allen Rowe
Harrisburg
Michigan
Tuscarora St
Lewiston
N.Y
Fostoria Country Club
Fostoria High School
Ohio State University
Columbus Business University
Phi Sigma Kappa
National Carbon Co
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Kent
Yonkers
N Y
Savannah
Norwalk
Donald G. Cherry
Joseph Gnandt
Paul Scaggs
Charles Boughton
Lawton Gerlinger
James Moore
Judy Myers
Jacquie Marshall
There’s a Bit of Old Oxford in Brooklynese
An American visitor in London notes how he slowly adopts British spellings and phrases. Over years he shifts from tomato soup to tomahto and from vacations to holidays, learning to say petrol and lift while hoping to one day return to Brooklyn.
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Old Oxford
London
UPI
England
Brooklyn
Oxford
Tomahto
St Joseph Business College Honors Many With Shorthand and Typing Honors
Senior students at St Joseph Business College are recognized for top shorthand and typing skills. Maureen Unavitch and Helen Roy win gold pins for high speed dictation and accuracy. Jane Tilley, Barbara Rockwood, Linda Wright gain 50 word tests and 80 word shorthand certificates. The college plans an outing on June 13 and graduation on June 17 at Bennington Catholic High School Auditorium.
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SJBC
Jo- Ann Cross
Janice Knapp
Marilyn Keyes
Sally Letourneau
Harry Barber
Mike Caslin
Don Bodak
Maureen Unavitch
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Maureen
Gregg Company
New York
Helen Roy
Williamstown
Alice Hewson
Brenda McCart
Barbara Kipp
Donald Bodak
Elizabeth Scarey
Donald Pacher
John P. Shalala
Michael Caslin
Jo-Ann Cross
Patricia Mayo
Madeleine Roy
Dave Victor
Barbara Rockwood
Linda Wright
Kathleen King
Alfred Davis
Barbara Bogan
Hedges Lake
Cambridge
Bennington Catholic High School
Miss Corinne Biggs Engaged to Laurence Hyman
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Biggs announce the engagement of their daughter Corinne to Laurence Jackson Hyman son of Mr and Mrs Stanley E Hyman of 66 Main Street North Benn ington. Corinne attends Benn ington College and Laurence attends Goddard College in Plainfield. A June wedding is planned.
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Thomas J. Biggs
Union St
Corinne
Laurence Jackson Hyman
Stanley E Hyman
Main St
North Bennington
Miss Biggs
Bennington College
Goddard College
Plainfield
Public Hearing Planned on Merrimack River Flood Control
A dozen state officials were briefed in Concord on U S Army Engineers plans for a public hearing next week about potential improvements to flood control in the Merrimack River watershed.
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Concord
N.H
New England Division
U.S. Army Engineer
Merrimack River
Mount Hermon School Confers 76th Commencement Honors
Among 159 graduates at Mount Hermon School for boys Sunday was David L. Stein son of Mrs Hyman Stein of 111 Jefferson Ave Bennington. Stein participated in soccer hockey and tennis during his high school career.
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Mount Hermon School
David L. Stein
Hyman Stein
Jefferson Ave
Bennington
David
Goat Joins Parade in Messina Hamlet Waiting for Donkey
In San Marco d'Alunzio, Sicily, Maria the two year old goat waits on the main street for Nino the donkey to pass by, a quirky local ritual that has drawn attention for weeks.
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Messina
Sicily
Maria
San Marco d’Alunzio
Nino
Spiritual Role Is Said Vital To Better Life
Charles M. Carr of Montclair New Jersey told a Hillside New Jersey audience that life’s problems are solved by spiritual awakening and that material inventions fail to bring lasting happiness peace or real meaning Carr a Christian Science Board of Lectureship member spoke at First Church of Christ Scientist Hillside and Silver streets introduced by Nelson Payne.
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Charles M. Carr
Montclair
N.J
Carr
Christian Science Board of
First Church of Christ Scientist
Hillside
Silver Streets
Nelson Payne
Tremor Hits Japan Shakes Northeast and Kanto
A minor earthquake struck parts of northeast Japan and the Kanto Plain at 1 04 a m Saturday according to AP reports. No injuries or major damage were immediately reported and residents felt a light tremor across several prefectures.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kanto Plain
Japanese Islands Get Water Fallout Filters
Tokyo reports the government will supply rainwater filters to about 20,000 families on outlying islands to shield them from potential radioactive fallout from U.S. nuclear tests in the Pacific. Each filtered set costs roughly ten dollars.
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Japanese Islands
Tokyo
U.S
Pacific
Powell Sets Record With Twelve Proclamations
Concord New Hampshire Governor Wesley Powell released a batch of twelve proclamations, believed to be the largest single issuance to date. The move highlights a busy period as Powell leverages executive authority across multiple statewide matters.
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Concord N.H
Wesley Powell
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