Elks Set Charity Records at Vermont convention
Charles Boyle of Bennington was elected trustee while Gerald Kelley of St Johnsbury became the 42nd association president at the Vermont State Elks convention in Brattleboro. The event drew over 400 Elks and guests as Vermont Elks reported record charity totals for 1968 69 including 11934 to the Elks National Foundation and 46000 for the Silver Towers Camp. Dr F Gordon Boyce of Putney spoke at the banquet.
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Brattleboro
Charles Boyle
Bennington
Bennington Lodge of Elks
Vermont State Elks Association
Gerald Kelley
St. Johnsbury Lodge
J. Paul Bushnell
Brattleboro Lodge
Roger J. Sheridan
Montpelier Lodge
U.S
Grand Lodge
R. Newton
F. Gordon Boyce
Putney
Mrs Arkin Named By Art Institute
Mrs Ste phen Arkin of Shaker Heights Ohio named registrar at the Cleveland Institute of Art. She is a former Old Bennington resident and Wellesley graduate with graduate work at Columbia. The new registrar taught at Dwight School Englewood. Her husband works at Case Western Reserve University Press. They reside in Shaker Heights. The institute offers a five year humanities and studio program culminating in a bachelor of fine arts degree.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Stephen Arkin
Shaker Heights
Mary Ellen Geer
Old Bennington
Cleveland Institute of Art
Joseph McCullough
Danforth Geer
3 Seminary Lane
Burr & Burton Seminary
Manchester
Wellesley College
Columbia University
Bennington
Dwight School
Englewood
N.J
Case Western Reserve University Press
Arkins
Daleford Road
Shecter Heights
Giddings Becomes A Veterinarian At Cornell University
Robert Fisk Giddings son of Dr and Mrs W Philip Giddings of Pippin Knoll Bennington was awarded the degree of doctor of veterinary medicine conferred with distinction at Cornell University commencement exercises on June 9 He is a 1961 Deerfield Academy graduate and Amherst College 1965 cum laude graduate He earned varsity letters in soccer and lacrosse sang with the Glee Club and belonged to Psi Upsilon He was elected to Phi Kappa Phi and named to Phi Zeta He won prizes for anatomy bacteriology pathology and clinical diagnosis He will practice in Middletown Connecticut starting July 1 with an established veterinarian and is married to Anne Roede
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Ithaca
N.Y
Robert Fisk Giddings
W. Philip Giddings
Pippin Knoll, Bennington
Cornell University
Dr. Giddings
Deerfield Academy
Deerfield
Mass
Amherst College
Amherst
Glee Club
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Cornell
Giddings
Phi Kappa Phi
Phi Zeta
Miss Lauzon To Be a Nurse
Miss Gail Lauzon daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Lauzon of 140 Washington Street Barre formerly of Bennington was graduated from Marian High School June 8 She earned a 200 scholarship from the Central Vermont Hospital Auxiliary and will enroll in St Luke s School of Nursing in Pittsfield Massachusetts in September Mr and Mrs Lauzon and their eight children are former residents of Bennington Mr Lauzon is chief of operations of data processing for the state of Vermont in Montpelier
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Barre
Gail Lauzon
Paul Lauzon
Washington St
Bennington
Marian High School
Lauzon
Central Vermont Hospital
St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Pittsfield
Mass
Karen E. Bowmaker
Norma Bowmaker
South St
Edward Bowmaker
Pleasant St
Alpha Lambda Honor Society
Castleton State College
Castleton
Costa Elected To Senior Post By State VFW
Ernest Costa of Shaftsbury was elected senior vice commander at the Vermont VFW Department convention in Winooski. Charles A. Hosley was named junior vice commander. Edward W. Lewis was chosen department commander. The 1970 convention will be in Barre.
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Winooski
Ernest Costa
Shaftsbury
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bennington
Department of Vermont
Charles A. Hosley
Manchester
Harned - Fowler
Edward W. Lewis
South Burlington
Barre
Military Order of Copties
Council of Administration
Philip Gowen
Hyde Park
Vermont
District 1
National Council
Raymond A. Gallagher
VFW
United States
Harry D. Manning
John H. West
Lora Waters
Ladies Auxiliary
U.S
Clarice M. DeVincent
Shaw Leads Worst Round Of Atlanta Classic
In Atlanta UPI reports the opening round of the Atlanta golf classic featured a 12 over par 84 by Tommy Shaw from Golf Illinois, the Doral Open champion, marking the day's worst score.
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Atlanta
UPI
Tommy Shaw
Golf, Ill
VFW meeting honors members and awards in Vermont
The VFW and auxiliary held a well attended meeting with surprises for Louise Bugbee and Eleanor Welch. Prizes from the department convention went to Margaret Knights Eleanor Welch Janet Campbell and Marion Charest for recruiting. Legislative chairman Lillian Bourassa and Mrs. Charest received convention gifts and publicity book prize respectively. An outstanding community service award was given to the post and auxiliary, who will host a social at the Vermont Soldiers Home Monday at 7 p.m. Next meeting set for June 24 at 8 p.m. In Montpelier the state Fish and Game Board announced a Newport public hearing June 19 at 7:30 p.m. to amend Regulation 41, shifting opening day for trapping otter mink raccoon skunk and muskrat to the fourth Saturday of October.
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Louise Bugbee
Eleanor Welch
Department
Margaret Knights
Janet Campbell
Marion Charest
Lillian Bourassa
Montpelier
State Fish and Game Board
Newport
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Mrs. Arkin
Art Institute
Barrow -In Furness
Benn
Barry
Nichols
the Hugger
Pops
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Black & Decker
Te Toon
Pruner
Slimknife
Miter
Ureenberg
Main ST. Bennington
DIAL
Costa
Post and Auxiliary
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
Shea Agency
Shea
Main Street
Suntan
Sea & Ski
Skolex
Lem Rael
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