Scholarship Awards Made at BCHS Full year honors list at BCHS
At Bennington Catholic High School awards for excellence in scholarship were announced for the last quarter. In mathematics Kathleen Betit won the freshman award Deborah Delude the sophomore prize and Diane Niles the top junior average. Language awards went to Donald Shea freshman Latin Cynthia White sophomore Latin Mary Holland first year French and Peter Stratton French II. English awards went to Christine English Mary Dermody and Anne Horst for first second and third year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Catholic High School
Kathleen Betit
Deborah Delude
Diane Niles
Donald Shea
Cynthia White
Mary Holland
Peter Stratton
Christine English
Mary Dermody
Anne Horst
Michael McDonough
Janet Young
James Harris
Rosemary Rice
Rene Cassano
Claire Becker
Mark Dwyer
Denise Betit
Dianne Haddad
Patricia Chaloux
Craig Guetti
Francis Maynard
Gail Bo
Brian Morrissey
George Stockman
Linda Levine
Brian Maroney
Michele Pietryka
Denise Betii
Linda Lampron
BCHS
Steve Berard
Future Teachers of America Club
Kathleen Green
Nan Marceau
Joel Fisher
Mary Maroney
Helen Burgess
Linda Maroney
Kathleen Harwood
Dolores Caron
Charlene Galipeau
Patricia Fox
Cheryl Racicot
J.J. Moore
Alan Plante
Donald Chaffin
Stephen Rice
Dennis Hart
Steven LeBarron
Tim Racicot
Scott Racicot
William McKenzie
Henrick Bartholdi
Linda Humphreys
Jayne Brissette
James
New Officers Installed At Moose Club
In an impressive ceremony at Moose Hall, Bennington Chapter No. 1018 Women of the Moose installed new officers led by past lodge governor Carlton Bahan Ralph Mavilla current lodge governor and Charles Rice. Officers include Josie Baczek Nan cy Livingston Doris Sweet Bessie Hall Arlene Joseph Virginia Leger Mary Plante Alice Garant Inez Gregory Rhoda Pierce. A bountiful buffet luncheon followed with cake by relatives of Mrs Noble. Corsages and boutonnieres were given, gifts presented to retiring officers Livingston and Burgess. Next WOTM meeting set for July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOOSE
Moose Hall
Bennington
Women of the Moose
Lodge
Carlton Bahan
Ralph Mavilla
Charles Rice
Josie Baczek
Nancy Livingston
Doris Sweet
Bessie Hall
Arlene Joseph
Virginia Leger
Mary Plante
Alice Garant
Inez Gregory
Argus
Rhoda Pierce
Seminel
Livingston
Bessie Burgess
WOTM
Miss Comins Accepts Grove Press Position in New York
Thea Comins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Comins of Bennington, has joined Grove Press in New York after earning a Bachelor of Arts at Bennington College. She majored in literature and wrote a senior thesis on Samuel Beckett’s Trilogy. Her second concentration was art and she has spent three years as a student guide and tea hostess for prospective Bennington students in Washington and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea Comins
Richard Comins
Bennington
Grove Press
New York
Bennington College
Miss Comins
Samuel Beckett
Molloy
Malone Dies
Washington
Philadelphia
Aiken Wins Concession On School Lunch Proposal
Senator George D. Aiken voices support for the school lunch act and opposes moving meals to the poverty program. In Vermont, North Bennington votes anti unification, while local leaders discuss annexation and municipal governance. The Senate hearing considers adjusting funding and language limiting milk and lunch aid to under $2,000 family incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Vermont
House of Representative
Senate
Hoff Opposes Abandoning St. Johnsbury Railroad
Governor Hoff testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission that he strongly opposes abandoning the 96 mile St. Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad. He warned abandonment would delay industrial growth in Caledonia, Lamoille and Franklin Counties and questioned owners' failure to run the line profitably. The governor cited prospects and a key supplier dependent on the railroad and urged the commission to disfavor abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
St, J and
L.C. Hoff
L.C
Hoff
Eastern Magnesia Talc Co
St. J
Johnson
Twe
Bennington Air Force sergeant promoted to radio repairman
Roy L. Carpenter son of Mrs Ruth E Carpenter of Perceys Corners has been promoted to staff sergeant in the U S Air Force He serves as a radio repairman at San Pablo AB Spain and belongs to the Air Force Communications Service He is a Bennington High School graduate who attended the University of Buffalo His wife Matilda is the daughter of Mrs Regina Therriault of North Pownal RD Clipper rentals and Elks Club notices appear in this brief along with rental ads and a railroad expansion hope quoted Hoff on regional growth and service plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Carpenter
Ruth E. Carpenter
Percey’s Corners
U.S. Air Force
San Pablo AB
Spain
Air Force Communications Service
USAF
Bennington High School
University of Buffalo
Matilda
Regina Therriault
R.D
North Pownal
Four Municipal Court cases heard by Judge Fienberg
In Bennington, a 25 year old man pleaded not guilty to failing to support his wife and was ordered to pay weekly installments of 12.50 to the wife pending a hearing. In Sund erland, Guildo Lepage 22 of Long Lake New York was fined 35 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to careless driving that caused an accident on Kelley Stand Road. Police noted rain contributed to the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Fienberg
Bennington
Thomas J. Bushee
Robinson Avenue
Dorothy Ann Bushee
Guildo J. Lepage
Long Lake
N.Y
Kelley Stand
Sunderland
Lepage
Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council elects officers
Gloria Gil of Bennington was elected president of the Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council at a council meeting. John Squire of Tinmouth was named vice president and Marjorie Russell of Sudbury became secretary. Charles Lack of Shaftsbury treasurer and Eileen Flynn of Bennington named member at large. One board vacancy remains to be filled. Hayden Nichols and James Lowe resign from the board. Reverend Paul Bresnehan will resign from the board and move to Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Gloria Gil
Bennington
Bennington-Rutland
Opportunity Council
Gil
John Squire
Tinmouth
Marjorie Russell
Sudbury
Charles Lack
Shaftsbury
Eileen Flynn
Hayden Nichols
Rutland
James Lowe
Wallingford
Colchester
Paul F. Bresnehan
Catholic Charities
Burlington
Village motorists suffer minor crashes and fines in Vermont report
A 16 year old Linn S Wilson of 222 Elm St lost control on Silk Road while swatting a bee causing a 135 dollar front end claim after a mailbox strike near a left curve at 9 40 am. In Pownal two drivers Felix A Rondeau 38 Stamford and Richard L Bullett 47 North Adams Mass collided bumper to bumper. Rondeau front end 250 back end 400 and Bullett rear end damage with sore back and sore neck for a passenger Bernard Lavenda 20. Chaffee 17 Shaftsbury pleaded guilty to plates not assigned and Gargano 25 Mechanicville speeding 75 mph in a 50 mph zone. fines 15 dollars plus costs. A court alternative 10 days jail if fines unpaid. The text also discusses tax due dates in Town with Oct 31 preferred and potential November extension, and notes about tax collection history. Rio de Janeiro reports Plinio Gomes dos Santos selling peanuts with marijuana in 5 cent bags.
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North Bennington
North Village
Fred Wellings
Welling
Bennington
Joseph A. Pello Jr
Pello
Henry H. Mallory
Mallory
Clark’s Woods
Bennington Flats
Brooklyn
Leo Nash
Nash
Silk Road
Linn S. Wilson
Elm St
D.H. Lillie
Wilson
Rondeau
Bullett
Bernard Lavenda
North Adams
Conrad S. Chaffee
School Street
Shaftsbury
Chaffee
Salvatore R. Gargano
Mechanicville
N.Y
Gargano
U.S. 7
Pownal
Fienberg
Hogan
Barber
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements
Admissions list includes Mrs Alice Pratt of Pownal Mrs Agnes Gorman of Hoosick Falls Miss Marie Quackenbush Edward Cope Bennington Mrs Florence Mast Arlington Mrs Florence Deakin Johnsonville N Y Miss Marcia Hakey Putney Maurice Peckham North Burlington Harry Porter Mrs Jill Ann Hurley and son Bennington Mrs Jane Baker and daughter Victory Mills N Y Mrs Joan Bryant and daughter Manchester Center Clara Stevenson Manchester Lois Haner Buskirk N Y Mrs Ella Ouelett East Dorset Jacqueline Van Vinck Dorset Births to Mr and Mrs Robert McCoy 218 Washington Ave a daughter June 21 to Mr and Mrs Dennis O'Brien R D No 1 Hoosick Falls N Y a son June 21 to Mr and Mrs William Danforth 318 Safford St a son June 21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pratt
Pownal
Agnes Gorman
Hoosick Falls
Marie Quackenbush
Edward Cope
Bennington
Florence Mast
Arlington
Florence Deakin
Johnsonville
N.Y
Marcia Hakey
Putney
Maurice Peckham
North Bernington
Harry Porter
Jill Ann Hurley
Jane Baker
Victory Mills
Joan Bryant
Manchester Center
Clara Stevenson
Manchester
Lois Haner
Buskirk
Ella Ouelett
East Dorset
Jacqueline van Vinck
Dorset
Robert McCoy
Washington Ave
Dennis O’brien
R.D. No. 1
William Danforth
Safford St
Stock Averages Report Noon June 22 1966
Dow Jones industrials rise to 897.99 with a 3.01 point gain as 30 industrials lead gains. Railroads slip to 231.19 down 0.87 and utilities edge lower at 132.78 by 0.18. Composite average stands at 313.62 with total volume around 3,450,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Prominent Triangle in eastern sky Altair Deneb and Vega
Astronomy notes describe the renowned triangle of Altair Deneb and Vega in the eastern evening sky. A northward glimpse near Altair finds Delphinus the dolphin constellation with a dolphin shape. Ancient belief linked it to Arion’s escape on a dolphin.
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Altair
Deneb
Vega
Aquila
Arion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank J, Stuka
Hoolick Falls
N. Y
Mfg. Co
Martin St
Philip Martinez
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Rensselaer County
Anthony E. Matera
Stuka
St. Stanislaus Society
Frank Daczek
Adams
Mass
Austin Barber
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Leo J. Mahar
William Dowling
Bark Hughes
Third St
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Mr. Dowling
Daniel Dowling
Main St
Girls State
Montpelier
Boys State
Northfield
Vermont Department, American Legion and Auxiliary
Deborah Taylor
Jacqueline Kingsley
Hancock
Mary Leach
Marshall Knapp
Frederick Bissette
Fairfax
Moose Club
Clara Noble
George D. Aiken
Tory
Brandon
Coombs
William Loeb
N.H
Loeb
Laconia
Commission
Federal Agency
Bennington Briefs
Wilson Ford
Elks Club
Pownal Road
George Beshara
Mrs. Gil
Area Poverty War Council
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Plinio Gomes Dos Santos
Gomes
Italy
Main
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