Dupree named to whos who at Georgetown College
Georgetown Kentucky Georgetown College selects 21 students including William Brian Dupree son of Earl and Mrs Dupree of Bennington for the 1970 71 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Selection reflects scholarship, activities, citizenship and service to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
William Brian Dupree
Earl Dupree
Oakes Street
Bennington
Georgetown College
Mailbox Improvement Week Declared by Postal Service
The U S Postal Service designates May 17 to 22 as Mail Box Improvement Week. Postmaster Stanley J Pekalski urges customers to fix and paint boxes, ensure locks work, and display name or number for carrier clarity. He notes New England winter damage to rural and motorized route boxes and stresses neat appearance as a civic impression. A separate Cleveland report notes a pick pocket swiping six watches from Big Four Lumber customers, four of whom were private detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Postal Service
Stanley J. Pekalski
Pekalski
New England
Cleveland
UPI
Big Four Lumber Co
Independence
Catholic women unit to meet in Burlington May 22 23
The Vermont Council of Catholic Women marks its 25th anniversary with a May 22 23 gathering at Marble Island Resort Burlington. The event features Mrs Thomas Burke NCW president as luncheon speaker and a panel on family affairs and social concern moderated by Mrs Edward Koval with Rt Rev Paul Bresnehan and others. A noon Mass by Bishop Joyce and a main banquet Sunday with Rt Rev Edward Foster as guest speaker conclude the convention. Special statewide spiritual bouquet and recognitions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Council of Catholic Women
Marble Island Resort
Burlington
Thomas Burke
National Council of Catholic Women
Edward Koval
Paul Bresnehan
Francis Holland
Daniel Holt
Daniel Holland
Office of Economic Opportunity
Montpelier
Maureen McNamara
James Dente
William Hahn
Charles Keller
Arthur Smith
Robert F. Joyce
James B. Murray
James Engle
William Morgan
Edward Foster
Near East Relief Missions
Bennington Area Jobless Rate Averaged 8.2 Percent
April unemployment in Bennington stood at 8.2 percent, higher than the state 6.8 percent. Initial state claims totaled 340, up from March, with 60 percent from printing and publishing, service, and apparel. Local office serves Bennington County with weekly itinerant service in Arlington and Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Frank H. Mudgett
Department of Employment Security
Bennington County
Arlington
Manchester
College Calendar Week of May 18 May 24
Public invited to free events at Tishman Hall Carriage Barn Commons Theatre and Barn Studio Theatre May 18 23. Include French film Shoot the Piano Player lectures by Jonathan Mirsky Kenneth Clark series Dancer concert instrumental ensemble film Loneliness of The Long Distance Runner and art sale for Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois Truffaut
Tishman Hall
China
Jonathan Mirsky
Dartmouth College
Milford Graves
Buxtehude
Schuetz
Frank Baker
Palestrina
di Lasso
Vivian Fine
Carriage Barn
Commons Theatre
Kenneth Clark
Invri
Barn Studio Theatre
Coop Store
Invii
Morocco
Shanghai Express
Josef van Sternberg
Tishman
Vernon
Claude Fredericks
College
Garden clubs prep Woodstock show "The Spring Has Come"
Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont present their first Standard Flower Show at Woodstock Inn on Monday May 24 from 1 30 to 8 p m Entries open to federation members except invitation class Contestants must prepare entries for judging by 10 45 a m May 24 and cannot be removed until after 8 p m Several garden club members design the show schedule and a Woodstock home garden tour is arranged Entries highlight artistic division points Winnie container prize and consultants for each class with local organizers named including Mrs Donald Hemenway Sr Mrs E Green and Mrs Raymond Bostock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Garden Clubs of
Vermont
Woodstock Inn
Erwin Jennings
Dorset
Thomas H. Hocksteader
Manchester
Fayette Dunn
Raymond Bostock
Pawlet
Bennington District Court cases heard by Judge Morrissey
District Court sessions in Bennington saw a non-support petition against Robert Burleigh dismissed due to applicant disability. Three careless driving cases reduced to violations with $35 total fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington District Court
John P. Morrissey
Robert Burleigh
Bennington
Robert J. Honiker
John G. Miller
North Bennington
Alfred J. Marcoux
Bask in the Fame of a Vermont ETV Lifesaving Lesson
Morrisville father Henri Couture credited a Vermont Educational Television segment on mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration for saving his daughter Karen and his niece Michelle from drowning in a pond on their family resort golf course last month. Both girls were hospitalized three days with pneumonia but suffered no brain damage thanks to Couture’s quick action after viewing the technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Educational Television
Morrisville
Henri Couture
Karen
Michelle
Couture
Jury named for St George town center competition
The Vermont chapter AIA selects a jury for the St George town center design contest. Members include Warren Luther, Hideo Sasaki, Eugene Festa, William Geddis, and Armand Beliveau. The panel aims to show how Vermont towns can evolve with stronger community centers, with an awards dinner set for May 27 at Vermont Technical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
American Institute of Architects
St. George
Warren Luther
College of Architecture
Rhode Island School of Design
Hideo Sasaki
Eugene Festa
Roche- Dinkaloo
Hamden
Conn
William Geddis
Architects Collaborative
Armand Beliveau
Chittenden County
National Council of Architectual Registration Boards
Robert Burley
The
A.I.A
Vermont Council On the Arts
Earl Farnham
Vermont Technical College
State Planning Office
Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission
Art Council
Randolph
A.ia
Arthur Williams
Fayston
P.O. Waitsfield
CDA Observes 56th Annual Dinner of Catholic Daughters
Court St Andrew of Catholic Daughters of America held its 56th annual dinner at Paradise Restaurant with about 68 in attendance. Charter members surviving include Mrs. Kathryn Keeler and Miss Mae LaMarre. Attendees included Court St Mary 30 of Hoosick Falls with chaplain Rev John Ryan OSA and Grand Regent Mrs Elizabeth Guiden. Presenters included Miss Frances Kingsley and Msgr Flanagan, with priests, regents, and district deputies speaking or blessing. Music by Mrs Shirley Flood Debra Pratt Vincent Cassatti and Mrs Louise Gauthier accompanied. The evening ended with America the Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court St. Andrew
Catholic Daughters of America
Paradise Restaurant
Kathryn Keeler
Mae LaMarre
Court St. Mary 30
Hoosick Falls
John Ryan
O.S.A
Elizabeth Guiden
Christine St. John
Anne Cummings
Frances Kingsley
Miss Kingsley
Rutland
Msgr. Flanagan
Michael Demasi
St. John the Baptist
North Bennington
Charles Wallen
C.S.C
Sacred Heart Parish
John Hamilton
St. Francis de Sales Church
Ann Aher
South Royalton
Barbara Haynes
Poultney
St. John
Edna Purcell
Msgr
Flanagan
Father Wallen
Shirley Flood
Debra Pratt
Vincent Cassatti
Louise Gauthier
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Mt. Anthony Union Junior High School
James Rogers
Ken Ruggles
Anne Koziol
Bruce Waver
Jimmy Robinson
Clyde Sanders
Scott Smith
Dupree
Joyce
Vermont Council
Nichals
Pinking
Woodstock
Donald Hemenway Sr
Pippin Knoll
E. Green
Bostock
John D. Manion
Williamstown
Mass
Richard Longtin
Union St
Thomas S. Ewing
Keene
N.H
College Road
Janet Cronin
Catamount School
Morrissey
Michael DiGangi
Joseph DiGangi
School St
Norwich University
Mt. Anthony Union High School
South St. Sunoco
South St
Bennington, VI
ETV
Vermont Etv
St.George ‘New Town Project
Festa
Eero Saarinen
General Motors
IBM
Rochester
Mich
IBM Research Center
Yorktown Heights
N.Y
Beaumont
Lincoln Center
Athens
Greece
Dulles International Airport
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Geddis
UVM
CDA
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
U.S
Drysdale
BankAmericard
Drysdales
Triple-S
Grand Union
Watch Newspaper
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