Miss Pineau to receive RN diploma in Boston
Susan Pineau of Bennington tops the class of 1971 at New England Baptist Hospital School of Nursing Boston. The 56 graduates’ commencement is June 27 at Tremont Temple with Dr James L Poppen the guest speaker and hospital officials to award diplomas.
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Boston
Mass
Susan Pineau
William Pineau
Grove St
Bennington
New England Baptist Hospital School of Nursing
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Lorana Watson
The
Baptist Hospital School of Nursing
Tremont Temple
Memorial Chapel
School of Nursing
Elinor Kirkby
James L. Poppen
Erico Franco
Asuncion
Paraguay
Benedicto Adorable
George Larigo
Madeleine Allard
Frederic Hoth
Bennington Leash Law Frustrations Prompt Plea for Enforcement
A Bennington resident Mrs. Clarence Peckham says the town leash law is useless without enforcement. She and neighbor Mrs. Jones report dogs roaming Division Street yards and gardens, posing health risks and creating constant dog complaints. The two women praise the dog catcher George Rogers while criticizing the lack of owner accountability and the town’s suggestion to fence private property. Mrs. Peckham supports raising penalties from five to twenty five dollars if enforcement improves.
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George Rogers
Playgrounds Open Monday in North Bennington Center Added
The Bennington Recreation Department starts a 10 week summer playground season Monday June 21 with opening ceremonies at four centers Memorial Park Stark Street Molly Stark and a new North Bennington site at McCullough Mansion. Hours 9 to noon and 1 to 5 Monday Thursday with Friday opening 30 minutes later. Stark Street and Memorial Park open evenings 6 to 8.
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Bennington Recreation Department
Memorial Park
Stark Street
Molly Stark
North Bennington
McCullough
Willow Park
Charles Comstock
Patricia Woodward
UVM
Francis Maynard
Vermont Technical College
Mrs Lyle Receives Diploma At Mary Fletcher Nursing School
Burlington report notes Sharon Colvin Lyle, daughter of Vernon Colvin of Bennington, earned her Mary Fletcher Hospital School of Nursing diploma in the 89th and final commencement. 34 graduates in the class. Lyle will join Mary Fletcher unit operating room July 6. Willard B Pope presided. Edward C Andrews Jr addressed. Grace Battolph presented the class. diplomas given by John Berry.
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Burlington
Sharon (Colvin) Lyle
Vernon Colvin
McCall Street
Bennington
Mary Fletcher Hospital School of Nursing
Lyle
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mary Fletcher Unit
Vermont Medical Center
Willard B. Pope
Schools of Nursing
Bennington Pool Offers YMCA Swim Classes Starting June 21
Swimming lessons at the Bennington Town Pool begin Monday June 21 with four two week periods. The YMCA progressive program returns with Shark Flying Fish at 9, Fish at 9 30, Minnow at 10, polliwog and life saving for juniors and seniors at 11, plus a mother’s class at 10. Peter LeGrand directs with Bucky Broomhall assisting Lynn Amidon Harriet Lamb and staff. Minnow is for students finished first grade and older while polliwog is for kindergarten and first grade entrants. Registrations for the first series are now being accepted at the pool.
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Peter LeGrand
Bucky Broomhall
Lynn Amidon
Harriet Lamb
Bennington Woman Receives U Conn Physical Therapy Degree
Patricia A. Chaloux, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo P Chaloux of Bennington, earned a degree from the University of Connecticut School of Physical Therapy at the 88th annual commencement in Storrs. About 3,800 students graduated as Kingman Brewster Jr. addressed undergraduates.
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Leo P. Chaloux
Gage St
Bennington
School of Physical Therapy
University of Connecticut
Miss Chaloux
Bennington Catholic High School
Kingman Brewster Jr
Yale University
Veterans Urged to Apply for Federal Protective Officer Jobs
Vermont's state veterans employment representative Charles E. Healy urged returned veterans to apply for federal protective officer positions with about 10 appointments still open in the state. The first officers began duty protecting Federal buildings in Burlington and Montpelier after a four week training period. Benefits include veteran preference, GS4 or GS5 pay scales ($6202–$6938), and credit for military service. Apply at the Vermont State Employment Service or contact the nearest Civil Service officer.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Charles E. Healy
Healy
Burlington
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R. N
Albert H. Curtis, II
Clarence Peckham
Division St
Marcien Roy
Pownal
Father Pasqual Adorable
Renato
Father Adorable
United States
France
Spain
Italy
Philippines
Stark Street Playground
Sue Pello
Dick Noble
Berkshire Community College
Marjorie Dawson
Debi LaVigne
Castleton State College
Scott Tinney
Mt. Anthony
Green Mountain College
Wallabees
Clarks
England
Williamstown, Mass
Spring Street
Mrs. Lyle
Mary Fletcher
Lance
Sharon C. Lyle
Bennington Town Pool
YMCA
University of Conn
Lster
Patricia A. Chaloux
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
U.S
Iron Kettle Restaurant
Brook Trout
Sunthurst A
Shaftsbury
Stanley Kimball
East Pownal
Fire Department
Nichals
Terry
Patriots
Fords
Ford
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