Pap test aids early cervical cancer detection and cure
Dr. Theodore E. Braun Jr. explains the Pap test’s role in spotting cancer and pre cancer changes early. He notes the colposcope clarifies abnormalities, allows targeted biopsies, and enables outpatient, cost effective evaluation with high cure potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Theodore E. Braun Jr
University of Vermont College of Medicine
Dr. Braun
Princeton University
Braun
University of Pennsylvania
Erickson-Campbell vows in Manchester ceremony
Dorothy Campbell and Richard Erickson wed April 2 at the Campbell home in Manchester Center. The Rev. Warren Fowler officiated as Dorothy, a Burr and Burton and McGill School of Graduate Nurses graduate, wore empire eggshell silk with lace veil. Attendant Paul Rennie’s sister wore floral print. The couple will live in Seattle where Dorothy works at Virginia Mason Hospital and Richard studies horticulture at the University of Washington after Air Force service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Center
James Batchelder Campbell
Dorothy
Richard Erickson
Seattle
Wash
Harlan Erickson
Newport Beach
Calif
Warren Fowler
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Brandon
Burr and Burton
Manchester
School of Graduate Nurses
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Paul Douglas Rennie
Teaneck
N.J
Virginia Mason Hospital
University of Washington
Dunn School
Solvang
Air Force
Court rules young skiers ought to be responsible
In Vermont a 17 year old skier was judged liable for injuring a Ski Patrol volunteer at Mad River Glen. The Appellate Division held the Morris County jury erred by treating the teen as a minor, ruling an underage participant in adult sports can be held to adult standards and must take precautions to avoid injuring others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
UPI
Vermont
Superior Court
Jacqueline Goss
Essex Junction
Steven Allen
Morristown
Morris County
Allen
Miss Goss
Mad River Glen
College Calendar Highlights May Events at Tishman Hall
A series of college events from May 13 to May 18 lists film screenings in Tishman Hall including Through A Glass Darkly and The Feast, plus a Celestial Mechanics talk by MIT professor Julian Palmore. Also noted are a senior party plan at Mt. Anthony Union High School, baby photo contest entries, senior concert at Bennington College, and a Chinese archaeology film, with concerts and a Charlie Chaplin short feature showing across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishman Hall
Brazil
Venezuela
Ukxone
Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Joseph Wassick
Jeanne Chapman
Harwood Dr
Bennington
Aileen O’neil
Maureen Gorman
Dickinson
Julian Palmore
MIT
Bennington College Music Division
Mitchell Markowitz
Bartok
Brahms
Luening
Barn 1
People’s Republic of China
Chaplin
Buster Keaton
Carriage Barn
Prent Rodgers
Daniel Dorff
Jacob Glick
Roger Kay
Dan Kumin
Maria Lattimore
David Levine
Dominic Messinger
Gretchen Paxson
Jared Shapiro
Mt Anthony board approves two curriculum additions
Mt Anthony Union High School Board on Monday night approved two new curriculum additions. A Vermont state and local government study curriculum will be organized into a single proposal, with the leadership training program for summer also approved. Summer signups show English and health enrollment gaps, while enrichment courses lack the minimum participation. A new satellite programs committee was formed, transportation planning scheduled, and policies on corporal punishment and student strikes approved. A motorcycle safety course and a right to read workshop were noted, with a Philadelphia concert record available. National Weather Service extended forecast for New England predicts showers late Thursday into Friday, then clearing Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Union High School
John W. Putre
Vermont
Jonathan Durand
Mary Anacilla
Durand
John E. Murray
Murray
Robert McWaters
David Adler
Barth Vander Els
Ivor Pelsue
Raymond Murray
Lawrence Harrington
Joseph Hall
Bennington
Boston
UPI
National Weather Service
New England
Obituary notices for May Renaudette and Walter O'Dell
Funeral services for May Renaudette 78 of Berlin N Y were held in Petersburg N Y conducted by Rev Royal Paddock burial in Center Berlin Cemetery. She was born in Plattsburgh daughter of Edward and Agnes Jones and worked as a public nurse in Troy area leaving four daughters a son and many grandchildren. Walter O'Dell 71 of North Adams Mass collapsed in North Adams and died at hospital. He was a Hoosick Falls native roofer with five sons and five daughters and a large extended family. Memorials suggested to Heart Fund local chapter.
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May Renaudette
Berlin
N.Y
Mary McClellan
Cambridge
Petersburg
Royal Paddock
First Baptist Church of
Center Berlin
Plattsburgh
Edward and
Agnes
Patenaude) Jones
Troy
Dorothy Baker
Helen Renaudette
Pearl Cash
Virginia
Catherine Garrow
Walter H. O'Dell
River St
North Adams
Mass
Hoosick Falls
North Adams Regional Hospital
Lafayette H. Sprague, Jr
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Southview Cemetery
Irving
Harriet
Church) O’dell
Walter Jr
Clarksburg
Ernest
Arthur
Shelburne Falls
Eugene
Halsey
Ore
Paul
Northboro
Harriet Mahar
Adams
Violet Solomon
Merritt, Fla
Shirley Corbiere
Constance Belliel
Colrain
Barbara Lamore
Greenfield
Oliver
Williamstown
Bessie Perry
Hazel Brown
Ruth Thomas
Carlson
Calif
The
Heart Fund
Bennington Briefs Readouts on Pets Meetings and Jobs
A missing large friendly German shepherd like dog is at Ruth Levin’s home and collarless female is cared for. contact 442 9003. Ladies of St Anne meet Wednesday 7 30 pm at Sacred Heart parish hall followed by a members only binge with refreshments. Champlain Valley Work and Training reports many teens seeking temporary jobs and asks call 442 8686. Friends of Music meets tonight 7 30 pm at Mt Anthony High School room 211. Bake sale Saturday 10 am to 2 pm supporting Bennington Women’s Softball League, at Methodists on Main and at Grant City Monument Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Levin
Ms. Levin
Ladies of St
Friends of Music
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Women’s Softball League of
Bennington
Methodist Church
Main Street
Grant City
Monument Plaza
Bennington Court Finds Three Plead Guilty in Local Cases
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg handled three cases. Beverly A. Flagg, 23, of North Adams, Mass., pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in Pownal on May 5 and was fined $25. Raymond J. Hoard, 30, of Arlington, had a pro forma not guilty plea entered for driving while under the influence in Dorset on May 4 and was released on $150 recognizance bail. James U. Wantorm, 24, of Snake Hill Road, Pownal, pleaded guilty to driving to endanger in Pownal on April 14, was fined $100, given a 30 day suspended jail sentence, and placed on probation until the fine is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Beverly A. Flagg
North Adams
Mass
Pownal
Raymond J. Hoard
Arlington
Dorset
James U. Wantorm
Snake Hill Road
Primitive Liquid and Drainage: Home Site Considerations
Describes how water management affects desert life and home construction. Highlights drainage soil types such as sand, loam, and gravel. Recommends locating the highest point for proper surface drainage outward from the house and notes groundwater depth. Also mentions hillside drainage routing.
Real estate firm notes service area in Vermont
The Hoisington Realty firm explains its sole focus on the real estate field serving Bennington and surrounding areas. It discusses grading around houses to divert surface water away from foundations and mentions runoff concepts for homes on varied ground. The firm is a member of the Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoisington Realty
Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Bennington
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American Cancer Society
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Daniel W. Fager
North Bennington
Castleton State College
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College
MAU
MAU Board
Mt. Anthony Union High School Orchestra
Philadelphia
Edward
Walter H. O’dell
Bennington Briefs
Champlain
Germany
France
England
Ireland
Madkour
Main ST
Catamount National Bank
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Guitars
Bennington, VT
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