Students Hear Panelists On Health and Medical Careers
A Mt. Anthony Union High School auditorium audience heard panelists from health and medicine discuss career paths. Moderator Mrs. Philip Giddings urged guidance counselor help. speakers covered medical technology, nursing, physical therapy, and allied fields, noting education options from one year to four years and the need for health, math, and people skills. The session included a film strip recap and refreshments served by the Health Careers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Vander Els
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Fred Bradley
Bennington
Bradley
Jean Hurley
R.N
Anne Sawyer
LPN
Craig Bean
Health Careers Club
Area Funerals Recall Local Notables and Services
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Ann L. Fox at Mahar & Son and St. Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass. Attending clergy included Msgr. Francis B. Flanagan and chaplains from local police and sheriff departments. Bearers listed. relatives traveled from several states. burial at Park Lawn Cemetery. Also, services for Louis F. Moore and Leslie N. Soper were conducted by Mahar & Son and Hanson Walbridge with local officials and hospital staff in attendance. burials followed in area cemeteries. Agnes Maher of Hartford formerly of Bennington received a Requiem High Mass at St. Francis de Sales. prayers held at Maher & Son. burial at Park Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann L. Fox
James F. Fox
Gage St
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
John J. DeVito
Kenneth W. Chapman
Winston W. Luther
Joseph Shaffe
Joseph W. Young
John H. Maloney
Flanagan
Leslie N. Soper
School St
Hanson- Walbridge
Max Webster
Robert Stout
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Albert Jones
Alfred Field
Harold Henningsen
Soper
Hartford
R. Waldo Landquist
Agnes Maher
Hartford, Conn
Bennington
St. Francis de Sales
Maher & Son Funeral
Park Lawn Cemetery
Msgr
Maher
Just War Doctrine Opposes U S Cambodia Role
In North Bennington a quiet church discussion examined the war in Cambodia through Augustine and Aquinas. Rev William Abernethy argued the conflict violates just war criteria, noting Congress has not declared war and questioning aims to restore peace given decades of U S involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montpelier
Vermont
Burlington
North Bennington Congregational Church
United States
William B. Abernethy
North Bennington
Cambodia
Abernethy
Christian Church
U.S
Congress
Southeast Asia
Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Russia
China
R v
Max Webster
James Wickenden
Real bathing beauty contest in Keizer sparks debate
Merchants in Keizer plan what they call the first real bathing beauty contest in 50 years with no intelligence test or talent displays. Contest chairman John Turnbull says the event aims to find the most beautiful woman with the most beautiful body. The article also covers war criticism over Cambodia, domestic impacts, and a community service sermon urging peace, plus a string of weekend traffic crashes in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Ore
UPI
Keizer
United States
John Turnbull
Reserve Officers Back Nixon Support at Vermont Meeting
At the Vermont Department Reserve Officers Association annual session at Marble Island Club Malletts Bay the group adopted a unanimous resolution backing President Nixon on Southeast Asia military policy and ordered letters to Vermont congressional members. Col John T Carlton AUS ret spoke on student unrest as a small vociferous minority while LTC Arthur J Goss USAR Montpelier was elected to a second year as department president with several officers named for Navy Air Force Army roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
Vermont Department, Reserve Officers Association
Marble Island Club
Malletts Bay
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Vermont
Congress
John T. Carlton
Aus
Arthur J. Goss
USAR
Montpelier
Navy
Air Force
Army
Lawrence J. Walsh
USNR
Burlington
Robert B. Williams
USAFR
Worcester
Leonard A. Giles
Barton
William W. Hill
Hinesburg
Wilbur B. McAllister
Waterbury
New Books at the Library FICTION and GENERAL lists
The library adds a mixed lineup of fiction and general reads led by Tau Zero and Shalom Aviva. Other notable titles include Murder in the Round, Doctor's Two Lives, and How to Make It in a Man's World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Arnothy
Shalom
Aviva
Ashe
Catto
King Oil
Cleary
Helga
Dodge
Dunnett
Fish
Gilmer
Grass
Hale
Holmes
Howells
Royal Langbrith
Jennings
Valla
California
Jewell
Jones
Judson
House of Enchantment
Keneally
Alex Ramsey
Levon
Michael
Pike
Reardon
Potts
Queen
Rose
Seifert
Siegel
White
Peasenhall
London
York
General Beals
Bergman
Ray Bergman
Crouse
Daniels
Downs
America
Flesch
Frazer
Gaddis
Gamow
Hill
James
Kutner
Matthiessen
Meetham
Pogrebin
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Philip Giddings
Woman’s Auxiliary
Bennington County Medical Society
Barth Vander Els
Putnam Hospital
Chicago
Ill
Douglas McGaughey
Melvin R. McGaughey
Jefferson Heights
Chicago Theological Seminary
CTS
Kent State University
Young McGaughey
First United Methodist Church
Main Street
Vuhar & Son Funeral
Cdward D
Mahar & Son Inc
Main St
Area Funerals
Louis F. Moore
North Branch Street
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Ralph Bevis
William Hassenpflug
Carl H
Stratton
Brian Wade
Mr. Payne
Shaftsbury
North Adams
Mass
Mr. Moore
St. Augustine
Thomas Aquinas
Elizabeth Dwyer
Beauty
U.S. 7
Bennington Drive-In
Grace A. Halleck
Buskirk
N.Y
Randall J. Newcity
Wanieta Newcity
Volkswagen
Linda M. Lyden
Adams
Warm Brook Road
Arlington
Richard J. Woodard
Woodard
David LaGrange
Chevrolet
Mary B. Judge
Ford
Gary B. Reed
Pownal Center Road
Joseph Chenaille
Pownal
Charles Harris
Williamstown
Fred Roschow III
Harold Weyers
James Moon
Cecil W. Pratt
Chapel
Lyons
Byars
River
Greene
Steele
St. Greenberg
Menoweet Meeting Actrac
Nichols
LOTUS
Rich & Rare Whisky
Canada
Associated Importers. Inc
Goodermann & Worts
Peoria