Seniors Win Dozens Of Mt Anthony Awards And Scholarships
Mt Anthony seniors received numerous honors at a graduation ceremony and an earlier awards night. Recipients include Joan Walker Elliot Gilman Award Douglas Paddock Bausch and Lamb Award Steven Rice Edith M Dewey Memorial Awards and many others with Dollars for Scholars gifts announced for both current students and former graduates.
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Mt. Anthony
Joan M. Walker
Elliot S. Gilman
Douglass Paddock
Tansitor
Robert Moreau
Bausch and
Lamb
James Parker
Ruth Adler
Steven Rice
Mary E. Rice
Ann Rhinesmith
Marion E. Tifft
Tracy Barret
Elaine Curran
Peter M. Hoar
Norshaft Lions
John
Douglas Paddock
Ralf S. Kates
Knights of Columbus
Vincent Spinelli
Martin Betts
Linda Blake
Dawn Thibodeau
SWVEA
Joan Walker
Joseph Monroe
Josephine M. Keller
Barbara Chapman
John Goodall Hutton
Ellis
Scholastic
Darlene Berard
Lucille Morse
St. Joseph College
Alexis Breese
Mary E. Moore
John R. Wilson
Christine Ertell
Lisa Townsend
A.V.M
American Association of University Women
Laurie Cranston
PFC
Gerald S. Colvin
Stephen Latif
John James Jr. Industrial Arts
Robin
Steven C. Rice
Michael F. Silver
Gordon S. Sweet
Dawn M. Thibodeau
Katherine S. Wilkins
Anthony Wright
Denise Betit
Helen Burgess
Christopher Cranston
Eric Crawford
David Davis
John Holland
Anna Kinney
Martha Marshall
Leon Martell
Sandra Myers
Nancy Rounds
Prouty Signals Bid Focus on Vermonters and National Issues
In announcing re election plans Prouty stressed Vermonters will guide his campaign while acknowledging out of state funds and GOP support. He defended Nixon on Cambodia and outlined positions on ABM SALT and the environment, while noting Hoff as a better contrast on issues.
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Congress
Prouty
Meyer
Burlington
Fiore Bove
Hoff
Bove
GOP
Vermont
Sen. Prouty
Senate
Nixon
Cambodia
Church-Cooper
George D. Aiken
Vienna
Lake
Champlain
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Graduation Address Urges Duty and Patriotism at Mt. Anthony
Involving speakers praise civic duty and constitutional participation, the Mt. Anthony graduation features Hayes linking patriotism to public service and vote turnout. Teachers and students honored as diplomas are presented by William A. Castle, with a Benediction by Rev. Richard Lenehan and the class singing The Impossible Dream.
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Peter Howe
Richard Lenehan
Grads
Consumer Protection Talk at Mt Anthony Club
William Gilbert assistant Vermont attorney general will speak on Whats New in Consumer Protection at Industrial Management Club event Wednesday at Mt Anthony Country Club. He is a Wesleyan 1964 and NYU Law 1967 graduate who practiced in Burlington before November’s appointment to head the Consumer Protection Bureau. He will be introduced by Max Perrotta Agway manager with Paul DeConinck Eagle Square plant manager and club advisory chair.
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Industrial Management Club
Mt. Anthony Country Club
William Gilbert
Vermont
Gilbert
Wesleyan University
New York University Law School
Burlington
Consumer Protection Bureau
Max Perrotta
Agway
Paul DeConinck
Eagle Square
Border Alert Yields Fines For Drug Users
Border watch for illicit drugs leads to four convictions for marijuana possession in Vermont District Court in St. Albans. Defendants include John Olander and Karen Gutowski from Massachusetts, Donald Easson from Montreal, and Kenneth McKee from Lachine Quebec. Each received a $100 fine after pleading guilty as Operation Able expands border checks.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Vermont
John Olander
Northampton
Mass
Karen Gutowski
Florence
Donald Easson
Montreal
Kenneth McKee
Lachine Quebec
Swerving for Deer Injures 2 in Dorset
A midnight Dorset crash involved a 1964 Buick driven by Clarence R. Chittenden, 18, of Manchester Depot, who swerved to avoid a deer and hit a tree. He got a head bump. passenger Leo Reynolds, ? was treated for cuts and bruises before release. Car damage listed as right front end. Earlier on North Street, a 1963 Chrysler driven by Margaret Kaul, 20, of Cambridge, struck a parked 1969 Ford owned by Leon Carriere, 62, with minor damage to both vehicles.
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West Road
Dorset
Clarence R. Chittenden
Manchester
Leo Reynolds
Clifford B. Harwood
North Street
Chrysler
Margaret M. Kaul
Cambridge
Mass
Ford
Leon J. Carriere
Bennington
School Candidates Forum Tonight at Mt Anthony Union High
Mt Anthony Union High School voters can question 18 candidates for 11 school board posts tonight at 8 in the high school auditorium. The district seeks to inform voters with direct candidate responses in a face to face forum.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
New York Woman Dies in Vermont Motorcycle Crash
Mrs. Sondra Elaine Vedder, 25, of Napanoch New York, was killed when the motorcycle she rode with husband Robert L. Vedder 33 left Route 9 near Wilmington Vermont and plunged down a 20 foot embankment into the Deerfield River. He suffered injuries and was hospitalized in fair condition. The couple had been returning from motorcycle races in New Hampshire. This marked Vermont highway death number 40 for the year. Dr Milton Wolfe the regional medical examinerWas at the scene and authorized removal of the body.
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Wilmington
New York
Sondra Elaine Vedder
Napanoch
N.Y
Robert L. Vedder
Route 9
Vedder
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Whitingham Rescue
Charles Goodnow
Wilmington Village
Deerfield
Vedders
New Hampshire
Bennington Briefs Ups and meetings and a hospital admission
Bennington Day Care Center has a few openings for children of working mothers. Call 442-4553 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Women of the Moose will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. with officer installation. Emblem Club meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Elks Lodge. Senior Citizens card winners were Isabelle LaBarge and Wesley Montgomery. Eagles aerie 1861 meet tonight at 8 in the Eagles rooms. Mrs. Hazel Guetti of 138 Scott St. is in Putnam Memorial Hospital. Dr Oliver Durand’s office will close Sunday June 21 through Sunday June 28. hours resume Monday June 29.
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Bennington
Order of Eagles Aerie 1861
Eagles
Hazel Guetti
Scott St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Oliver Durand
State Garden Clubs Cite Many For Beautification
Vermont garden clubs award more than 20 merit citations at Federation luncheon at Mountain Top Inn. Honors go to Bennington area members and media figures, with special tributes to conservation educator Mrs. Thomas Foster and WBTN staff. Local races for school boards noted with incumbents facing challengers before June 18 voting.
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Thomas Foster
Banner
WBTN
Belva Keyworth
Melford Bushee
Vermont Garden Club
Bennington County
Charles Tilgner III
Old Bennington
Frank Calvin
Obituary notices from Bennington area include Paquin and Whittier deaths
Obituaries record Raymond A Paquin Sr 55 of 317 Pleasant St owner of Ray's Market died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after rescue. Survivors include wife Alice Gardner and six children. Madella S Whittier 87 widow of Howard Whittier died at Prospect Nursing Home. no close relatives. Royal R Blyther 68 Hubbardston Mass former Arlington VT died at Henry Heywood Memorial. Florence S Harrington ?? funeral at Hanson-Walbridge. Edward J Bergeron 63 Atlantic City NJ former Bennington resident died after long illness. Burial plans and services listed. multiple survivors named across several obituaries.
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Raymond A. Paquin Sr
Pleasant St
Ray
Main
Union Streets
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Charles Paquin Sr
Lillian (Richards) Paquin
Taunton
Mass
Wilson
St. Francis de Sales
Nancy A. Paquin
Rockville
Donald
Jean) Maillet
Clarksburg
Barbara M. Paquin
Patricia Paquin
Raymond A. Paquin Jr
North Olmstead
Ohio
John A. Paquin
U.s.army
Pleiku
Vietnam
Maryanna Nash
Paul
Lorraine) Caron
Lewis
Beatrice) Stratton
Lillian Paquin
Cambridge
Edward H. Paquin
North Bennington
Charles E. Paquin
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Bennington Rescue Squad
Vermont Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases Inc
Funeral Home
Madella S. Whittier
West Main St
Howard W. Whittier
Prospect Nursing Home
Steuben
Maine
Joseph and
Nancy (Stevens) Small
Lynn
Lynn Business College
Middlesex County
Melrose
Baptist Church
H. Glenn Payne
Saugus
Baptist Church Building Fund
Funeral Home Office
Hubbardston
Royal R. Blyther
Old Westminster Road
Arlington
Henry Heywood
Gardner
Deans and
Eunice ( Parker) Blyther
Sander
Pine Mills Co
Barbara Blyther
Priscilla Pultorak
Walter Blyther
Effie Blyther
East Arlington
Mary Houghton
Florence Jennings
Smith Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Clifford Jennings
Dean Houghton
Poultney
Dean Blyther
North Clarendon
Chester Pultorak
Edward J. Bergeron
Atlantic City
N.J
Mr. Bergeron
Columbia University
New York City
Johnson and Messenger
Interior Decorators
Europe
Norway
Sweden
West Indies
Louise Bergeron
C.J
Alma) Dyer
Clara B. Bergeron
Robert
Eleanor) Weichert
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
The record lists admissions Mrs. Jeanette LeBlanc Miss Mickie Jones Bennington John Viarengo Dorset Master Kenneth Hall East Dorset and discharges Master Joseph DeForge Floyd Harmon Warren E Paddock Master Ronald Salibury Ben nington Mrs Florence Brown North Bennington Mrs Mary Ann Brown and son Hoosick Falls.
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Jeanette LeBlanc
Mickie Jones
Bennington
John Viarengo
Dorset
Kenneth Hall
East Dorset
Joseph DeForge
Floyd Harmon
Warren E. Paddock
Ronald Salibury
Florence Brown
North Bennington
Mary Ann Brown
Hoosick Falls
Foster Announces Run for Vermont House District 3-3
Thomas H. Foster of Monument Road announced as a Republican candidate for state representative from District 3-3. A Bennington official on planning bodies, he chairs the Scenery Preservation Council and aims to bill esthetic standards for scenic roads. His 1968 bid failed against incumbents R. Marshall Witten and George Van Santvoord. His wife Catharine O. Foster writes a conservation column for The Banner.
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Thomas H. Foster
Monument Road
Bennington
Vermont
Foster
R. Marshall Witten
George van Santvoord
Catharine O. Foster
Power Authority to bid on Champlain underwater cables
The New York Power Authority plans bids this summer to replace three Lake Champlain underwater cables, including the one that caused a major blackout last December in northwestern Vermont. By next winter, new 115,000 kilowatt cables are expected to stretch from Cumberland Head, New York to Grand Isle, Vermont, carrying power from upstate New York. A short in one cable led to a two hour outage mainly in Chittenden County before Christmas.
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Grand Isle
UPI
New York Power Authority
Lake Champlain
Vermont
Cumberland Head
N.Y
Upstate New York
Chittenden County
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Exeter
England
Archie Coram
Labor
Party
Washington
United States
Ku Klux Klan
Hayes
Adlai Stevenson
Davis
James L
Consumer Protection Talk
Kenneth Betit
Reynolds Tool & Die
Robert Bradt
Thomas Hoyt
Carl LaPierre
YMCA
Dudley Baker
William McGuinness
Dodge Industries
Philip Kent
Dodge
The
Bennington Briefs
Women of the Moose
Emblem Club
Elks Lodge
Isabelle LaBarge
Wesley Montgomery
Tyler Resch
Henry Finnegan
E. Dean Finney
WTWN
Manchester Garden Club
National Council
Arthur Gibb
Royal B. Cutts
Arthur H. Jones
Middlebury Garden Club
Bellows Falls Garden Club
Brattleboro Floral Arts Club
Laurance N. Wilson
Vermont Leaf
League of Women Voters
R-3 3
Clyde Burgess
Stephen H. Gilman
Norman Stratton
Raymond C. Murray
Charles J. Sawyer
Arthur P. Lemieux Jr
Charles G. Salem
Edward Rice
Robert J. McWaters
Mary S. Dailey
John P. Laslo
James Shea
Shaftsbury
Mary Lou Cross
William F.D. Smith
Pownal
Donald Rogers
David Adler
Woodford
Franklin Frantz
Lawrence E. Harrington
Leonard Rowe
Peter Hoar
Florence Harrington
Florence S. Harrington
West Street
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Grandview Cemetery
Alfred Scott
North Bennington Baptist Church
New Jersey
Hanson-Walbridge
Sacred Heart Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Bennington College
Champlain Cables
Salem's
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