A J Pello Joins Adams Firm Sales Staff
Anthony J. Pello of Bennington Vermont joins the Butler Wholesale Products sales team in Adams Massachusetts. He is a Bennington Graded School District trustee and Elks lodge member, a WWII veteran, Siena College alum, and former Dow Chemical Ben-Mont and Ashkar Sales employee. He is married with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Mass
Anthony J. Pello
Spring St
Bene Nington
Butler Wholesale Products, Inc
David Bashevkin
Pello
Bennington Graded
Bennington Lodge of Elks
Joseph Pello
Jeanette Langlois
David
Cynthia
Mary Ellen
St. Francis School
Bennington High School
101St Airborne Division
Siena College
Loudonville
N.Y
Ben-Mont
Dow Chemical Co
Bennington
Ashkar Sales Co
Local Vermonters to Attend Calif AMA Convention
Dr. James Hammond and Mrs. Hammond with daughter Beverly of Old Bennington along with Mrs. Dexe ter Davis of Monument Road will attend the American Medical Association and Auxiliary annual convention in San Francisco. Davis is state president of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Vermont State Medical Society. Hammond is a council member and auxiliary delegate. Events include business meetings, tea, a fashion show, and a luncheon with AMA president Dr. Edward R. Annis. The Bennington group flies from Albany on Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Hamemond
Beverly
Old Bennington
D. Dexeter Davis
Monument Road
American Medical Association and Auxiliary
San Francisco
Davis
Woman’s Auxiliary
Vermont State Medical Socciety
Hammond
Division of
Urology
Putnam Memorial Hospital
AMA
C. Rodney Stoltz
Edward R. Annis
Ohio Woman’s Auxiliary
William H. Evans
Bennington
Albany
Personal income up $1.25 billion in May
The Commerce Department reports May personal income rose by $1.25 billion marking the smallest gain since January. The gain lifts the annual rate to a record $485 billion, about $25 billion above May of last year, with the slowdown concentrated in manufacturing wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
May
Girl Scout Day Camp News and Court of Awards
This compilation reports registration for the Girl Scout Day Camp at Sugarbush in Bennington and North Bennington libraries. It covers the Junior troop Court of Awards at the Episcopal Church with 134 badges earned by 31 girls, plus recognitions for fifth-year stars and World Association pins. Troop 10 started a weekly paper, Girl Scout Gazette, and the Memorial Day Parade featured the Girl Scout Band coached by Sister Evangelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mc Waters
Sugarbush
Pownal
Bennington
McCullough
North Bennington
The
Episcopal Church
Donald Ziter
Arthur Gage
Chris Harrington
Pamela Jolivette
Ziter
Gage
World Association
Troop 10
Girl Scout Gazette
Sacred Heart Church
M. Pietryka
J. Young
M. Roy
Sister Evangelist
Sisters of St. Joseph
Evangelist
Prouty calls for bigger Social Security benefits
Senator Winston L. Prouty of Vermont urged a substantial increase in Social Security during Senate hearings. He argued the elderly are underprotected, noting four of ten welfare recipients receive Social Security and backing his bill to extend benefits to all 70 plus with no other public annuities. He predicted support from peers and pledged to press on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Prouty
R. Sargent Shriver
Sen. Prouty
Shriver
Bernard LaDue Receives Music Degree at Syracuse 110th Commencement
Bernard J. LaDue son of Mrs Loretta Judge of 127 Dewey Street earned a bachelor of music in music education at Syracuse University 110th commencement exercises June 7 He was among 1829 bachelors 494 masters and 66 doctors conferred LaDue held leadership roles in Newman Club Student Advisory Council Phi Mu Alpha and Tau Kappa Epsilon He performed with Syracuse University Singers Madrigal Singers marching band and university chorus and directed Choir at St Peters Church He will teach in Bedford New York starting this fall Also Sidney Poitier to place handprints in cement at Grauman's Chinese Theater forecourt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Bernard J. LaDue
Loretta
Dewey St
Syracuse University
LaDue
Newman Club
School of Music
Phi Mu Alpha Men’s
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Syracuse University Singers
Areso
Madrigal Singers
University
St. Peter’s
Terence E. Cawthorne
Royal Society of Medicine
Ministry of Health
Cawthorne
James A. Perkins
Cornell University
Marvin R. Dye
New York State Court of Appeals
Walter M. Higley
Episcopal
Central New York
William P. Tolley
Bedford Public Schools
Mt. Kisco
Hidden Troop Hubs Report From Ongoing Front
Readers are urged to learn more about the many units still quiet on the map. Dispatches from a distant sector indicate supply lines and fortifications are being reinforced as weather permits. Local residents await further word on troop movements and engagements.
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A.J. Pello
Adams, Mass
Walter L. Barber
No. Benn. Rd
America’s New
Watchword
Jewel Wantace
Noveck
Shultz Inc
Main ST
Calif
Girl Scout News
Elizabeth Dwyer
Cathy Noyes
Karen Hogan
Shannon Parker
Virginia Parcker
Abigail Shapiro
Jeanne Shultz
Mary Merrill
Christine Harrington
Georgene Mouroutsos
Peggy LeBlanc
Kehoe
Margaret Roy
Kathy Betit
Beverly Lanoue
Viki Thereriault
Margaret Wargo
Gail Lauzon
Janet Young
Cindy Latif
Roxanna Sweet
Denise Betit
Charlene Durocher
Mary Murphy
Pat Harrington
Jean Kalinowski
Sharon Shea
Kathy Long
Nancy Rounds
Girl Scout
New York
U.S
Bernard LaDue
Poitier
Hollywood
Sidney Poitier
National General Corpporation
Grauman
Lycra and
Camp
Ter
Coretiere
Vichaels
Arthur Gibbs
Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont
Center
Gardens Club
Bennington Museum
Frederick L. Mayer
Bennington Garden Club
W. Philip Giddings
Plain Dirt Club
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington Banner
Dad
Ea Fsenberg
Isy
A — Benrus
Croton
U.S. RT. 7
Hpownal Ctr
Peaceful Valley
Dial
Emblem Club
ELKS
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Manchester Center
Natural Bridge
Sandler
Boston
the Clinic
Selva
Purdy’s Shoe Store
Carlisle
Lions Club
ED Shannahan Ransome Gore
Greater Bennington Lions
Squibb
Squibb LasonaToRias
Squibb Division Handy Tablet Form
R. C. Quinlan Pharmacy
Main Street
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