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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1968
Page
8
Staff Sergeant Jay E. Arnold, son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Arnold Sr of North Hoosick, serves with the unit stationed at Bien Hoa Air Base Vietnam. The report notes his role within the unit and ongoing duty in Vietnam.
Kenneth E. Nicholson receives a bachelor of science in education at Temple University's 82nd commencement. Dr. Gunnar Myrdal is chief speaker and honorary degree recipient, with his wife Alva also honored. Nicholson plans to return as science teacher after a year's absence. Also noted is USAF General Gabriel P. Disosway Trophy awarded to the 3rd Tactical Fighter Wing for elite combat record in Vietnam. Wing members support 500 Vietnamese student scholarships, and sergeant Arnold, a Hoosick Falls High School graduate, is married to Elizabeth, daughter of Mrs. Alice Thompson.
Arlington announces that the Yankee Doodlers will form at 5 30 p m Monday in the rooms for the Little League parade in Bennington if weather allows.
A windstorm left The Ruperts Power off from midnight Thursday in Rupert and from 5 15 to 8 45 am Friday in West Rupert and parts of Sandgate. Trees fell blocking roads and downed electric lines. The Philathea meeting at Mrs Duane Flower’s home drew a large turnout with 14 of Mrs Flower’s piano pupils from Salem Rupert and West Rupert performing for attendees.
Vermont's nursing home landscape has changed with fewer facilities but more beds and upgraded quality. From 1959 to 1969 the beds rose from 1,484 in 98 homes to 2,208 in 74, and inspections expanded from policing plants to advising facilities on staffing, patient care, and operations.
Gerard McInerney was installed as commander of Hoosick Post 40 American Legion Tuesday evening in Hoosick Falls New York. Officers appointed include James Frost first vice commander Stanley Arasim second vice commander Edwin Brenenstuhl third vice commander Donald Bogardus treasurer Joseph Auering secretary Francis Murphy adjutant and John ONeil chaplain.
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