10th Dance Revue Draws Applause At State Armory
Cecelia Greene School of Dance staged its 10th annual revue "Stairway to Success" Sunday at the State Armory under Vermont National Guard auspices. Dancers from Tiny Tots to Senior Rockettes performed in tap, ballet, modern, jazz, and rhythm numbers with Nancy Finnegan leading in Moon Goddess Ballet. Soloists include Jay G Seaman, Princess Crawford, Denise Ann Moll, and Kathy Maloney, among many others, as audiences applauded the lively two hour program and gifts were presented to instructors and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Greene
Cecelia (Greene) Callahan
Wrgb-Tv
Ted Mack
Radio City Music Hall
Moon Goddess Ballet
Nancy Finnegan
Miss Finnegan
Princess Crawford
Denise Ann Moll
Barbara Lawless
Stepper
Jay G. Seaman
Barn
Shirley Ranzona
Jane Montgomery
Peggy LeBlanc
Kathy Maloney
Richard Hess
Kathy Griswold
Winnie Davis
Patty Kate Carmody
Jamie Severy
Carrie Lee Heap
Henrietta Roy
Lee
Londa Nesbitt
Patricia
Donna Hawley
Karen
Keith Martin
Time
Karen Farnum
Judith Knights
Darlene Waite
Robin Waite
Gale Patterson
Lynn Bevis
Kimmie Flood
Jennifer Tornabene
Patti Hollister
Bonnie Hollister
Kim Hayden
Lisa Dickinson
Judy Johnson
Joan Haddad
Stephanie Cole
Kimmie Bizzarro
Lynette Bellemare
Susan Babcock
Debra Carpenter
Kim Borden
Jeanette Carroll
Pam Hill
Michelle
Susan Lamoureaux
Pam Knights
Jamia Mallory
Karen Scarey
Susan Rivers
Lisa Puro
Sheila Dence
Kimberly Becker
Donna Elwell
Patricia Hawley
Carla Becerra
Sharon Dwyer
Bonnie Dwyer
Debbie Carpenter
Bonnie Harrington
Donna Burgess
Ann Haddad
Cheryl Ann Hassenpflug
Louise Frantz
Corinne Hayden
Jill Fisher
Christine Rice
Carol Santo
Amy Gillins
Barbara Pine
Diane Tate
Pam Blair
Debbie Pratt
Barbara Sweeney
Patti Roberts
Jo- Ann Knights
Debbie Grant
Scott Wiskoski
Karen Pratt
Jane Kipp
Elaine Bizzarro
Cindy Colvin
Barbara Russ
Teddy van Orman
Sandra Racicot
Kathy Chenaille
Valerie Luce
Patti Paquin
Patty Corcoran
Rockettes
Patty Co
New York
Callahan
Bob Harrington
WBTN
National Guard
Jo-Ann Knights
Merger Study Pushes Savings and Shared Staff
Bennington area officials press merger of two school districts citing savings from shared staff including a single superintendent and nurse, while maintaining education quality. Districts foresee 25-student classes, expanded facilities, and cost benefits from combined construction plans. A joint 10 member board would govern elementary schools in year one, then shift to seven members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirsch
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
James E. Kelley
Bennington Southwest
Rupert J. Spencer
State Department of Education
Allen
Citizens Committees
Labor and right to work dominate early congressional debate
The White House pushes a broad labor package touching 31 states not restricting labor. AFL-CIO leadership aims to repeal Taft-Hartley section 14B this session, claiming House and Senate majorities. Critics say repeal lacks votes. Johnson backs early consideration of wage and unemployment changes, urging modernized unemployment insurance with higher, longer benefits to ease hardship and spur growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
AFL - Cio
George Meany
House
Senate
Reed O. Larson
National Right-to- Work Committee
Larson
Johnson
Area Obituaries for Elliott and Murphy in New York and New Hampshire
Two obituaries from Manchester and Hoosick Falls note the deaths of Everett L. Elliott 52, longtime taxi operator, and Virginia Muldowney Murphy 78, longtime Hoosick Falls resident. Elliott, born March 14, 1913 in Rumney NH, died Monday. survived by wife Florence, son Everett Jr., and several relatives. services Wednesday at Brewster Funeral Home with burial in Factory Point Cemetery. Murphy died Monday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a short illness. survived by daughter Mrs. Cuddihy and others. funeral arrangements set for Thursday at East Hoosick and at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Everett L. Elliott
Elliott
Rumney
N.H
George
Bertha (Wallace) Elliott
Romney Baptist Church
Florence Pierson Elliott
Everett Jr
Bertha Hanson
Haverhill
Wesley
Milford
Hiram Hanson
Harry Sargeant
Bethel
Brewster Funeral Home
Godfrey Parker
First Baptist Church
Factory Point
John N. O’neil
Petersburg
Richard
Grafton
Robert
Palmdale
Calif
Thomas Lyden
Miami
Fla
William Remington
New Haven
Legislature Raises Pay for Legislative Aides Rejected by House
The bill would raise weekly pay to 160 to 250 dollars for lawmakers and set first assistant House clerk and assistant Senate secretary at 225 dollars weekly from 140, with second assistant House clerk rising from 125 to 200. The House, about 60 members absent, refused to suspend rules for final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Vermont towns explore unified government in Bennington meet
Bennington officials hear Brattleboro and Springfield town managers compare consolidation impacts on taxes services and governance. Elwell and Vermilya discuss dual tax rates frontier between urban rural service levels front foot valuations selectmen counts districting and the town manager model as a path to continuity and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Bennington
Springfield
Brattleboro
Corwin Elwell
Elwell
Vermilya
Hagerman
Clifford Vermilya
Arthur D. Taylor
Taylor
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Leon J. Boutin
John Litster
George Horst
John H. Williams II
No Parking On Main And North Streets For Saturday Parade
Police Chief Edward L. Silver announced no parking after 4 p.m. Saturday on both sides of Main Street from Valentine Street to Putnam Square and on North Street to Gage Street. The Tri-State Music Festival parade begins at 4:30 p.m. and all vehicles on Main and North Streets must be moved by 4 p.m. to allow 16 band units to march as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Silver
Main Street
Valentine Street
Putnam Square
North Street
Gage Street
Main
North Streets
Obituaries Mark Bennington, Milford and Warwick Services
Funeral notices recap multiple 20th century obituaries from Bennington area. Emily Clum longtime Milford resident dies in Connecticut nursing home. services at Mahar and Son with committal in White Chapel Cemetery. Jennie C Sawyer widow of Charles H Sawyer interred at Center Shaftsbury Cemetery with North Bennington pastor officiating. Robert H Hewitt son of Mr and Mrs Harold Hewitt buried after May 9 death Atco New Jersey with dozen relatives attending. Relatives and friends from Warwick Keene N H and surrounding area attend. Services held at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home with Rev Payne or Rev Scott officiating. Burial in Park Lawn Cemetery follows Muh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Clum
Bennington
Woodmont
Conn
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
White Chapel
John Sears
William Whitman
John Parent
Joseph Holiburta
Clum
Royce
Milford
Manchester
Seymour
Huntington
Hoosick Falls
Jennie C. Sawyer
Charles H. Sawyer
Warwick
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Alfred Scott
North Bennington Baptist Church
Center Shaftsbury Cemetery
Payne
R.I. Keene
N.H
State Seeks Recruiters For Government Jobs
Vermont searches for recruiters to attract college graduates into state government. State Personnel Director Lesley Bell notes 300 percent rise in high school applicants over 15 years but says college graduate recruitment lags. Senate funding for three staffers could launch the drive to keep graduates in Vermont public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bell
Vermont
Hospital Notes Admissions List Includes Numerous Bennington Area Names
Admissions include Miss Melissa Amidon Duane Jones Petersburg Mrs Dianna Slade Bondville Mrs Ruth Syverstad Mrs Ruth Knapp North Bennington Sally Cross Master Robert Cross White Creek Mrs Josephine Higgins Miss Donna Maroney Francis Gallett Bennington Master Kevin Davis Master Timothy Blair Arlington Discharges include Charles Sauer Mrs Lila Bruneau Bennington Mrs Barbara Stratton Shaftsbury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Amidon
Duane Jones
Petersburg
N.Y
Dianna Slade
Bondville
Ruth Syverstad
Ruth Knapp
North Bennington
Sally Cross
Robert Cross
White Creek
Josephine Higgins
Donna Maroney
Francis Gallett
Bennington
Kevin Davis
Timothy Blair
Arlington
Stock Averages Report From Dow Jones at Noon
The noon stock averages show declines across sectors with the Dow Jones industrials down 2.65 points to 928.02 and the railroads slipping 0.66 to 206.74 while utilities fall 0.18 to 161.71. Composite index sits at 319.21, with total trading volume listed as 2,230,000.
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Prandini
By Agnes Rockwood
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Village
Francis Collin
South St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Dale Carnegie
Haynes
Paul J. Harris
Philip Bushee
Suzanne Hopkins
Deane Drysdale
Lorenzo Kemmerer
Mary D. Lauzon
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Bessie Burgess
Mary Hier
Josephine Baczek
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Marion Charest
Lloyd C. Wicke
Ina Damon
Vermont National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Area Bank
Hotel Vermont
Burlington
Robert T. Holden
Fairdale Farms, Inc
American Legion Post No. 13
Legion
Danforth Geer
Old Academy Library
Monument Avenue
Bennington Lodge of Perfection
Masonic Temple
H. Jurgen Combs
North Adams State College
YMCA
Abnaki
North Hero
Dr. Durand
ADV
Labor
Ere Ee Harte
Bennington, VI
Peyton Place
Scugo
Frankie Avalon
Annette Funicello
Virginia M. Murphy
Hoosick Falls,n.y
Virginia (Muldowney) Murphy
Richard Murphy
Hoosick
Public Works
Mrs
Jennie Sawyer
Robert H. Hewitt
Charles Sauer
Lila Bruneau
Barbara Stratton
Shaftsbury
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Armour’s Star
U.S. No
Salem’s
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