Seven Sworn In By State Police at Montpelier Ceremony
Maj. Glenn E. Davis officiated the swearing in of seven new State Police officers. Each will report to a Troop location, with backgrounds ranging from Londdonderry to Randolph. The new troopers join a force still short of its 1970 complement by eight, and 26 more are needed for 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooers
N.Y
Catholic High
Montreal
Ayerst Laboratories
Rouses Point
Granville High School
Granville
Riva Equipment Corporation
Canaan
Randolph
Randolph High School
Randolph Furniture Co
Glenn E. Davis
Montpelier
Vermont
Michael S. Galvin
Foster C. Corliss
Mark H. Smith
Dennis J. Morel
Kenneth H. Mason Jr
Paul E. Ingham
Michael A. Herring
Carl E. Bailey
Norman G. Barry
Banner Names Three Join Summer Staff for College Newsroom
Bennington residents join The Banner for the summer with Kathe Dillmann of Manchester as student reporter. Don Otis, Burr & Burton chemistry teacher, substitutes for Manchester Bureau Chief Joseph Swayze. David McConkey, Mt. Anthony English teacher, fills in after Greg Guma’s resignation. Swayze and Joanna Swayze take a leave of absence touring Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Banner
Bennington County
Kathe S. Dillmann
Manchester
Fritz Dillmann
Arizona State University
Denver
Lisa
Kathe
Katy
Burr & Burton Seminary
Don B. Otis
Joseph Swayze
Swayze
Joanna
Bennington College
Europe
Otis
Seminary Avenue
Nancy
Melanie
David McConkey
Mt. Anthony Union High School
York Gazette
Pennsylvania
Greg Guma
McConkey
Bryant and Stratton College 105th graduation ceremony
Miss Brenda Lynne Gropman of Bennington was among 650 graduates at Bryant and Stratton College during the 105th Junior College of Business ceremony. Diplomas were presented by Donald G. Hanson and Richard Knapp, with Llewellyn P. White welcoming and William Howlett as speaker. In England, fisheries officer Alan Fennell warned wardens in Little Barford to watch for a four-foot crocodile in the River Ouse after several sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brenda Lynne Gropman
Maurice Gropman
Elm St
Bennington
Bryant & Stratton College
Junior College of Business
Donald G. Hanson
Richard Knapp
Llewellyn P. White
William Howlett
William
Little Barford
England
UPI
Alan Fennell
River Ouse
Moon Rocks on Exhibit At Historical Society
Tiny black chips from the moon surface are displayed in the Vermont Historical Society museum in Montpelier. The samples were brought to Earth by astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin on Apollo 11 last July and weigh about 50 milligrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Museum of the
Vermont Historical Society
Earth
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Armstrong
Aldrin
Sea of Tranquillity
Gov. Davis
Vermont
The
Historical Society
Two Girls Win $100 ACT Awards
The Vermont Association of Classroom Teachers awarded $100 scholarships to Helen Burgess of Bennington and Frances E. Nault of Barton. Burgess is a special education major aiming for education, while Nault, Class of ’70 at Lake Region Union High, plans to attend Johnson State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Association of Classroom Teachers
Helen Burgess
Bennington
Frances E. Nault
Barton
Scott Street
Bennington Catholic
Helen
College St
Rutland
Frances Nault
Lake Region Union High School
Orleans
Frank Nault
National Honor Society
Allied Youth
Johnson State College
Rescue Squad Busy in May
May taxed the Bennington Rescue Squad with 106 calls delivering aid to 82 people. Meals included 59 hospital trips and 1,826 miles traveled for ambulance service, with 241 man hours logged. Training on vehicle extraction used LeBlanc's yard and provided practice on wrecked autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Albany
Rutland
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Pittsford
International
Ford
LeBlanc
Orzell Announces Re election to State Senate
West Rutland Vermont veteran lawmaker Andrew Orzell, 61, says he will run again for the state Senate. He first served in the Senate in 1953 and was returned in 1966. Orzell also held five terms in the Vermont House starting in 1941.
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West Rutland
UPI
Andrew Orzell
Senate
Rutland County
Orzell
House of Representatives
Students Urged To Give In Red Cross Blood Drive
Red Cross appeals to Colgate Hall donors as college students return home for summer. Blood drawing is Wednesday June 24 from 11 45 a m to 5 30 p m at First Baptist Church 601 Main Street with parking at the rear of the church Sawyer s Flying A Service Station and Gibney Funeral Home. Age rules vary with minors needing parental consent between 18 and 21. seniors may donate to 66 with physician consent beyond 66. Substantial volunteer team listed under Blood mobile Co Chairs Mrs Eugene V Clark and Mrs Richard B Leake III including Motor Corps Gray Ladies typists lab technicians telephoners registrars nurses aides and more.
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Vermont
The
Red Cross
I.Q
Colgate Hall
First Baptist Church
Main Street
Sawyer’s Flying A
Gibney Funeral Home
Bloodmobile
Eugene V. Clark
Richard B. Leake III
Motor Corps
T.N. Goddard
Caroline Darlington
Charles Hayward
Gray
Ralph Wheeler
Florence Moore
J. Duncan Campbell
Roy Maddox
Alan Page
Thomas Cook
Harald Henningson
Bernard Leamey
Eugene Kosche
Edward MacKinnon
John Flitcroft
Emma Page
Alex Mahar
James Moore Jr
J. W. Fitzgerald
Raymond Heather
W.F. Stow
Waldo Holden
Edward Holden
Dudley Baker
Charles Salem
Bernard Cohen
Joseph Ferrari
L.A. Graves
Edward Lusignan
Franklin Jones
N.Y. DuHamel
St Joseph College Names Second Semester Dean's List
St Joseph College in Old Bennington announces its second semester dean's list. Students across Vermont Massachusetts New York and Connecticut earned at least a 3.0 GPA with several achieving higher ratings. Notable names include Michael J. Levins Bruce V. Mack Joseph D. Scanlon Sandra L. Rice and Denise Cobb among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Vermont — Bennington
Michael J. Levins
Bruce V. Mack
Joseph D. Scanlon
Everett C. Wager
David J. Williams
Paula A. Grover
Michal E. Latif
Jeanne E. Waite
Arlington
Frances E. Walsh
East Arlington
Vermont
Bennington
Thomas Allen
Steven Amadon
George Krawczyk
Larry LaBarge
William Rowe
Patricia Tripp
North Bennington
Christine English
Allen Goodrich
Barre
Sharon Lee Carpenter
George Mitchell
Brattleboro
Robert Lavallee
Chittenden
Dayle Congdon
Middlebury
Denise Cobb
Newport
Dennis Brodeur
Diane Lahar
Rutland
David Brush
John Firler
Patricia Lafley
Michael Pratice
Married Holton-Howarth in Wallingford Church
Arlington couple announces the marriage of Carol Ann Holton to Spec. 4 Donald F. Holton on June 16 at St. Patrick's church Wallingford. The bride wore lace and linen, carried pink roses. Attendants were Reginald Jennings and spouse. A reception followed at the bride's home. couple to reside in Manhattan Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Edward J. Howarth Sr
Carol Ann
Donald F. Holton
Fredric C. Holton
Charles E. Fitzpatrick
St. Patrick’s Church
Wallingford
Reginald Jennings
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Barry
Rockingham
Hoosick Falls
Herring
Hoosick Falls Central High School
Dodge Industries Inc
Johnson
Burlington High School
Ingham
Conn
State Police
Fennell
Nichols
Monsanto
Smirnoff
Ste. Pierre Smirnoff Fis
Heublein
Hartford
Heublein Inc
Moon Rocks
Campbell
Walker
Sen. Orzell
Margaret D. Clark
Red Cross Blood Program
Williamstown
Lorel E. Zoito
New York
Fort Edward
Roseanne M. Holleran
Whitehall
Charles F. Carswell
Philadelphia
Horace C. Bynum
Holton-Howarth
Manhattan, Kan
America
American Express
Exprres
Shea
County National Bank
Bennington & Arlington
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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