Oakes Campaign Tour Through Bennington County
Vermont gubernatorial hopeful Jim Oakes pressed his Republican bid with a long area tour through Readsboro Stamford and Pownal meeting workers and residents. He promoted zoning, state planning help, and flexible education standards while noting Vermont’s poverty level and traffic of ideas from locals.
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Jim Oakes
Vermont
James L. Oakes
Bennington County
R. Marshall Witten
Readsboro
Oakes
Stamford
Pownal
North Adams
Mass
Coleman Mason
Beaudreau Rites Held at Holy Family Church
Funeral services for Viateur J. Beaudreau of North Adams were conducted Saturday at Holy Family Church with a Solemn High Mass of Requiem. Beaudreau, a World War II Navy veteran and interviewer for the state Division of Employment Security, died Wednesday at North Adams Hospital. husband of Veronica Allard Beaudreau of Bennington.
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North Adams
Mass
Viateur
J. Beaudreau
State Division of Employment Security
Holy Family Church
Beaudreau
Veronica Allard
Bennington
Lucien W. Fortin
Foster C. Jones
Jesus Saves Full Gospel Tabernacle
Leslie D. Tenney
Adams
Jones
North Adams Hospital
Charles
Donald Jones
Ernest Dix
Ralph Strange
John Gaspardi
Southview Cemetery
Trumbull Hill Crash Injures Falls Resident
A Hoosick Falls man had a fractured arm and facial cuts after a one car wreck on Trumbull Hill Road in Shaftsbury. Jerry A. Hosier, 42, was treated and released from Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Hoosick Falls
Trumbull Hill
Shaftsbury
Jerry A. Hosier
Elm Street
Hosier
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Gaston Boisvert
Bennington
U.S. 7
Harwood Hill
Boisvert
Clinton Walker
Dummerston
Brattleboro Man Arraigned on Pointing a Gun Charge
A Brattleboro garage owner posted bail of 2500 yesterday after arraignment in Bennington District Court on charges of pointing a gun at another person. The case details the alleged incident and current bail status.
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Brattleboro
Bennington District Court
Hospital Notes and Legal Breach of Peace Case
Hospital notes dated May 13 list admissions including Scott Lincourt Joan Jones Gretchen Frazier Steven Niegoda Ernest Murray Patricia Murray and John Powers III with discharges Doreen Hurley Beverly O'Dell Edith Thompson and the Broswki and Boyle families announcing newborns. In Brattleboro Paul E Pierson pleaded not guilty to gun and breach of peace charges with bail set and linked to the Woodford incident connected to Franklin Frantz and the Mallory case.
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Scott Lincourt
Joan Jones
Gretchen Frazier
Steven Niegoda
Bennington
Ernest Murray
Patricia Murray
North Bennington
John Powers III
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Paul E. Pierson
Brattleboro
Woodford
Burgess and
Gore Roads
Franklin Frantz
Pierson
Albert Mallory
Frantz
Bennington County
Mallory
Scouts Hike Long Trail Trek Draws Vermont Scouts
Scouts of Troop 353 hiked the Long Trail from Danby to South Wallingford amid rain and fog. Six scouts listed, and the group stored winter wood for next year while planning a spring camporee in Rupert. Attendees must submit parent-signed slips by May 21 for the upcoming campout led by Scoutmaster Kendall Adams.
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Bennington
Woodford
Camp
Ethan Allen Council
Rupert
Kendall Adams
Robert Burgess
David Page
George Kerbs
Wayne Jacobs
Steven Lampron
Armand Lampron
Vermont
Danby
South Wallingford
Obituary for Thomas H. Madigan Chicago Tribune staffer dies
Thomas H. Madigan 67 of Chicago formerly of Bennington Vermont, longtime composing department member at the Chicago Tribune, died May 9. He previously worked as a linotype operator for The Banner in Bennington and with News in Tonawanda. Survived by two children Kathleen Flynn and a son, 10 grandchildren, nieces and a nephew. Funeral held at Holy Name Cathedral with burial in St Bonaventure Cemetery.
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Chicago, Ill
Thomas H. Madigan
Bennington
Chicago Tribune
Banner
Martin W. Madigan
Tribune
The
News
Tonawanda
N.Y
Madigan
Terrence
Kathleen) Flynn
Gary
Ind
South Dakota
Pittsfield
Mass
Frances Madigan
Olean
Holy Name Society
Holy Name Cathedral
St. Bonaventure’s Cemetery
Early Vermont Baptist History Told at Convention
The Vermont Baptist State Convention marks 200 years since Baptists first settled in Vermont with a 1968 meeting in Bennington and a May 19 service in the Old Shaftsbury Church. The agenda includes election of local officials, zoning amendments, sewer maintenance, a Walloomsac Street reconstruction plan with $7,500 borrowing, and a 200th anniversary program featuring historians and ministers.
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Vermont
Vermont Baptist State Convention
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Vermont Baptist Church
Otto Nallinger
Burlington
Vermont Baptists
Old Shaftsbury
U.S. 7
Old Bennington Village
Alicia R
South Londonderry
Robert S. Denny
Baptist World Alliance
Washington, D.C
Denny
First Baptist Church
H. Glenn Payne
Lewie E. Dodge
Edwin H. Tuller
American Baptist Convention
Valley Forge
Penn
John Brush
Andover Newton Theological School
Albert F. Roberts
Adelaide
South Australia
Baptist Union of Australia
Harry Maxson
Barre
Homer Tricket
Baptist Church of Providence
R.I
Roger Williams
John Rhinesmith
William A. Jeffrey
Rutland
James L. Young
Brattleboro
World Mission
Bennington College Faculty Concert Wednesday Evening
The Bennington College music faculty presents a 20th century concert at 8 15 p m in the Carriage Barn admission is free The program features Louis Calabro s Piano Variations dedicated to Douglas Nordli plus works by Chavez Ornstein Telemann Brant and Fine Performers include Frank Baker Henry Brant Marianne Finckel Orren Pernell Eric Rosenblith and Gunnar Schonbeck with student helpers Gael Alcock and Olga Gussow Nordli teaches at Adelphi Columbia and Greenwich School Music House and is slated to perform Calabro s Variations in New York venues such as Lincoln Center and the Brooklyn Museum
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Bennington College
Louis Calabro
Calabro
Douglas Nordli
Carlos Chavez
Leo Ornstein
Telemann
Henry Brant
Vivian Fine
Frank Baker
Marianne Finckel
Orren Pernel
Eric Rosenblith
Gunnar Schonbeck
Gael Alcock
Olga Gussow
Nordli
Adelphi University
Columbia University
Greenwich School Music House
New York
Lincoln Center
Brooklyn Museum
Museum of the City of New York
Frank Stella Exhibit Opens at Bennington College New Gallery
New Gallery at Bennington College hosts Frank Stella paintings in a current show open from Monday through May 30. The New York artist, known for black pinstriped vases early work and later shaped canvases, has works in Whitney Museum and MoMA collections and has staged numerous solo shows in the United States and Europe. Hours are 1 to 4 pm daily and weekends with no admission charge.
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Frank Stella
New York
New Gallery
Bennington College
Europe
Stella
Whitney Museum
Brandeis
Museum of Modern Art
Brant Guest at Southern Illinois University Visit
Henry Brant, Bennington College music faculty member and composer, spoke at the University of Southern Illinois last weekend. He will address music classes and conduct an all-Brant concert featuring works including On the Nature of Things Mythical Beasts Dialogue in the Jungle and a new ensemble improvisation created on the spot. His flute concerto Angels and Devils was performed Saturday at Carnegie Recital Hall as part of a New England Conservatory series in New York.
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Henry Brant
Bennington College
University of Southern Illinois
Brant
Carnegie Recital Hall
New York
New England Conservatory of Music
Bennington Briefs Night lecture at Bennington College Commons Theatre
Bennington College literature faculty member Richard Tristman will lecture tonight on Humanism and Anti Humanism in Kierkegaard in Commons Theatre at 8 with no admission charge. Tristman joined the college’s literature division in September after serving as a teaching assistant at Columbia University. Mrs Edward Merrill of 102 Putnam St has returned from a four day trip to Montreal and St John in Quebec Canada. Vermont State Police are investigating a break in at a Pic n Pac Store in North Bennington with a broken window at the intersection of VT 67A and White Creek Road. Only items missing were one pack of cigarettes and one bottle of beer. Army Specialist 5 Frederick J Bushee 22 son of Mr and Mrs Chester L Bushee 801 Main St has been assigned as a personnel specialist in the 178th Maintenance Company in Vietnam. His wife Sandra resides on White Chapel Road.
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Richard Tristman
Bennington College
Kirkegaard
Commons
Tristman
The
Bennington
Columbia University
Edward Merrill
Putnam St
Montreal
St. John
Province of
Quebec
Canada
Vermont
Pic ’N Pac
North
Carl Webb
Vt. 67A
White Creek Road
Webb
Army Sp
Frederick J. Bushee
Chester L. Bushee
Main St
178Th
Vietnam
Sandra
White Chapel Road
Paris parade fuels debate on a new university
The Sorbonne section continues the discussion on France’s higher education future as 800000 citizens are urged to join the Paris Parade. Debates focus on policy for a new university within a changing society amid recent student unrest and street clashes leaving over 1500 injured nationwide. Local notices announce a rummage sale by Mt Anthony Chapter Eastern Star at the YMCA, a well baby clinic at Bennington Elementary, a chorus rehearsal for Israel in Egypt at MAUHS, and a Cootie Auxiliary meeting at the Old Bennington schoolhouse.
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Paris
Mantes
le Mans
Mt. Anthony
Eastern Star
YMCA
Rose Mattison
Bennington Elementary School
Park Street
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Warren Wire
Arthur George
Massachusetts
Simplex Wire and Cable Corp
Cambridge
Northeast Wood Products Corp
Fritz Tolle
Vermont Fish and Game Commission
Tolle
Fish and Game Board
F & G Commission
Harvey Carter
Mason Hill Road
Vermont Natural Resources
State Department of Education
Harvey Scribner
Oakes Told His Listeners. Asked About the Plan of Gov. Hoff
Merritt Hewitt Jr
Goodby
GOP
William Rowe
North Adams State College
Warren Wire Co
Dwyer
Area Funerals
Walker
Bennington Village
Union Street
E. L. Nichols
Carl F. Libardi
Williamstown
Julianne Mears
Beech Street
Benklington
Roger R. Gagnon
Notre Dame Church
Raymond L. Lavoie
Notre Dame
Albert T. Beaudry
Roland A. Renaud
Holyoke
San Soucie
Thomas Keleher
Leonard Baldessarini
Richard LaForest
Louis Therrien
Adrien Neveu
Phillip Descoteau
Father Fortin
Doreen Hurley and Son
Beverly O’dell
Edith Thompson
Manchester Center
Ronald W. Broswski
Mechanic St
Charles F. Boyle
Jefferson Ave
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Channel 17
Channel 11
Channel 5
Channel
China
Hartford’s
Better Tv, Inc
Old Village
Shaftsbury Historical Society
New
University of S. Illinois
Bennington Briefs
Sorbonne
Israel
Egypt
Mauhs
Paul Boepple
Military Order of the Cootie Auxiliary
Green Mountain Pup
American Association of Retired Persons
Colonie
RT. 67
Athaway’s
Man OF Hoosick Falls
Sun
Wae
Beatty Mt Dunaway
Picture Eastman Color
Val
Salem
U.S
Indian River
Salem’s
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