Summer Jobs Sought for Teen-Agers at State Office
Mrs Mary Noble is interviewing teens for summer work at the State Employment Service office, with 120 seekers examined, 90 referrals made and 30 landing jobs. She works 1 to 4 pm weekdays until June 30, paid by the Office of Economic Opportunity. James G Bullard screens employers for four hours daily.
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Mary Noble
State
Marjorie Galvin
Nobel
Galvin
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
The
Anti-Poverty Agency
Miss Galvin
Buckley Graduates From Darrow School
David G. Buckley son of Mr and Mrs T Garry Buckley of West Road graduated from Darrow School New Lebanon N Y June 9 and will enter American University in Washington D C this fall At Darrow he competed in varsity soccer skiing and wrestling on the honor roll junior and senior years and was a member of the choir glee club debating club investment club and senior prefect Also notes on local employment service funding and OEO funds in Rutland and Bennington area.
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David G. Buckley
T. Garry Buckley
West Road
Darrow School
New Lebanon
N.Y
American University
Washington, D.C
Darrow
Investment Club
Dancers Present Topsy Turvy Revue at BCHS Auditorium
Cecelia Greene Callahan School of Dance staged its 12th annual revue Alive in Topsy Turvy Land at the BCHS auditorium on Saturday night. The two hour program featured the Bennington Rockettes, Wee Rockettes, and numerous specialty acts with a wide array of dance styles and a teacher’s diploma presented to Kathy Maloney along with luggage, plus honorary certificates for eight students.
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BCHS
Cecelia Greene Callahan
School of Dance
Bennington Rockettes
Wee Rockettes
Pixies
Lobsters
Callahan
Kathy Maloney
Kim Borden
Patricia Hawley
Barbara Russ
Jane Kipp
Kathy Griswold
Cindy Colvin
Princess Marta Sue Crawford
Teddy van Orman
Pam Hill
Bonnie Harrington
James Mallory
Judy Johnson
Nadine Wisher
Nancy Wisher
Kathy Betit
Kim Hayden
Wanda Pero
Robin Pero
Donna Hawley
Karen Farnum
Henrietta Roy
Lisa Dickinson
Ann Marie Daley
Pam Schnurr
Sandra Shea
Beth Quinlan
Karen Pratt
Christine Rice
Cheryl Hassenpflug
Shirley Ranzona
Valerie Luce
Patty-Kate Car
Kimmie Ann Kelly
Laurie Gauthier
Andrea Vallotti
Kelly Vince
Laurie Mae Eddy
Patti McGuire
Lisa Hansen
Wanda Harper
Lori Parizo
Dianne Leazer
Sharon Pembroke
Kathy Allen
Mary Campbell
Linda Connell
Eileen Bett
Loretta O’brien
Irene O’brien
the Hare
Christine
Eddy and the
Teacups
Robin Bierwirth
Karen King
Lisa Napolitano
Barbara Carroll
Sarah Howe
Susan Santarcangelo
Andrea Valletti
Ellie Mae
Jape Kipp
Princess Crawford
Charlene Kittel
Corinne Hayden
Jill Fisher
Peggy LeBlanc
Bonnie Dwyer
Patty Paquin
Cheryl Ann Hassenpflug
Eleanor Powell
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Shane Crawford
Shirley Rice
Steven Husek
Alice
Alice’s Doll, Top Dance By Princess Crawford. T. T
Patty-Kate Carmody
Jay Seaman
Maria Windrow
Kim Vince
Juanita Smith
Wesley
Bruce Pecor
Kathy Carmody
Kelly Mahar
Shelley Jerome
Mary Lyons
Karen Overlock
Sherry and
Leila Miller
Kimberly Becker
Dawn Harrington
Area Students Honored at Kurn Hattin Graduation
Saxton s River Vermont area students were honored at Kurn Hattin graduation with more than 300 guests. Cindy Hurley and Jeffrey Allard received good citizenship prizes in memory of Gov and Mrs Weeks. Roxanne Younger won a prize in memory of Harold Putnam. Keith George and Sheila Norse earned band prizes, George also winning a Boy Scouts achievement plaque. John Cadoret earned an oral English prize. Diplomas were awarded by Malcolm Streeter. Turrell Cottage dedication highlighted with a Turrell Foundation representative present.
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Saxtons River
Bennington County
Kurn Hattin
John E. Weeks
Cindy Hurley
Jeffrey Allard
Bennington
Roxanne Younger
Wilmington
Harold Putnam
Brattleboro
Keith George
Sheila Norse
Bondville
John H. Bodgett
Joanna Woodhull Weeks
Gardner
Mass
John Cadoret
Hoosick
Malcolm Streeter
Westminster School
Wayne Allen George
Chester Fayette Norse
Turrell
East Orange
N.J
Herbert
Margaret Turrell
Vermont
Area Joblessness Set at 3.5 Per Cent in May
Insured unemployment in Bennington area averaged 3.5 percent in May per area DES manager Frank Mudgett, above the 2.6 percent statewide rate. New claims totaled 199 as short term layoffs affected apparel, service and private households, and electric machinery industries. Local office serves Bennington County with weekly itinerant service in Arlington and Manchester.
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Local
DES
Bennington
Frank H. Mudgett
Department of Employment Security
Vermont
Bennington County
House GOP task force urges permanent crime joint committee
Washington UPI report says Rep. Richard H. Poff chairs a GOP task force calling for a permanent joint congressional committee on organized crime to tackle a national priority. The panel would, in their view, signal government resolve to leaders of organized crime and corrupt officials.
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Washington
UPI
House
Joint
Congressional Committee On Organized Crime
Richard H. Poff
R-Va
Senate
House Committee On Crime
U.S
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