Former Resident Becomes Young TWA Captain at Kennedy
Edmond F. Cardinal Jr., 25, formerly of Bennington, earned captain status with Trans World Airways. He is the youngest TWA captain operating from John F. Kennedy International Airport, and recently completed his first flight as captain aboard a Convair 880 from Kennedy to Denver and back.
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Edmond F. Cardinal Jr
Bennington
Trans World Airways
TWA
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Capt. Cardinal
Kennedy Airport
Denver
Colo
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Military College
Milledgeville
Bennington Airport
Joel Whittemore
Richard Sawyer
Cardinal
Adams
Mass
June Hill
South Stream Road
Edmond Jr
Kerry
Carmen
Stony Brook
N.Y
Harriman Airport
North Adams
Harrington Named Rotary President
Robert P Harrington of Paget Street will be the next president of the Bennington Rotary Club. He and his slate of officers will take office July 1. Ear Patterson of North Bennington was elected to succeed F Robert Stout but announced a transfer to another town. Harrington moved up after Patterson’s departure. Ellwood Allen praised Patterson for his Rotary work and presented a gift.
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Robert P. Harrington
Pageant Street
Bennington
Rotary
Patterson
Bennington concert showcases Bennington College string players
The Friends of the Bennington Free Library host a spring concert on Wednesday May 29 at 8 p.m. in the Library Reading Room Silver Street. Bennington College students perform four works including Mozart Duo No 1 in G Major Bach Suite in D minor and Beethoven Quartet Op 18 No 4 with Olga Gussow Hilary Apjohn Kittridge Cary and Janet Riley in a program likely to draw last year’s attendees and new patrons.
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Friends of the Bennington Free Library
Silver Street
Bennington College
Mozart
Hilary Apjohn
Kittridge
Janet Riley
Friends of the Library
Bennington College Calendar Performances and readings schedule
Bennington College events list includes a Thursday 8:30 p.m. Literature Division Lecture by Richard Elman from Bad Dreams unpublished verse, a Sunday 8:15 p.m. piano concert by Susan Charon, a Monday 8:30 p.m. spring dance concert at Commons Theatre featuring Signs and student works, and an 8:15 p.m. recital by Alice Marie Nelson with Linda Hall performing Brahms, Ravel, Hindemith and Poulenc.
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Richard Elman
Commons Theatre
Alice Marie Nelson
Mezzosoprano
Linda Hall
Brahms
Ravel
Hindemith
Poulenc
Bennington Forms Water and Sewer Committee Chairyed
Bennington's newly appointed Water and Sewer Committee met Monday evening and elected Mrs. Lucia Howard as chairman. The first regular meeting of the group, appointed by the selectmen in recent weeks, discussed a long range plan for provision and expansion of water and sewer services.
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Bennington
Water and Sewer Committee
Lucia Howard
Scout Notes on Camporee and Town Water Plans
Troop 353 Scribe George Kerbs reports a wet Spring Camporee in Rupert with a new patrol leadership system. Wolf patrol from Arlington won, Beaver patrol from Dorset topped patrol flags, Eagle patrol from Bennington led campsites. District Exec Mike Shanahan oversaw the event and several Bennington leaders attended. A Bennington water committee will invite Vermont water resources officials to discuss townwide water and sewer extensions, noting village mains limits and possible by pass mains.
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Bennington
Rehold W. Thieme
Vermont
Vermont Life Highlighted in New Summer Issue
Bennington County photo features span the new Vermont Life magazine with 64 pages and 24 color, including Marina Svetlova ballet, Batten Hill race film, and portraits of Peter Schaad. Special color features cover Grand Isle sunsets and Missisquoi valley scenes, plus local Vermont topics and summer events. A Water and Sewer Committee meeting was set for June 24 with Bennington officials in attendance.
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Montpelier
Bennington County
Vermont Life
Nancy Otis
Manchester
Banner County
Marina Svetlova
Dorset
Hanson Carroll
Battenhill
Arlington
Carroll
Bennington
Green Mountain Park
Peter Schaad
New Vermont Life
Mt Anthony Board backs dress code stance and center plans
Mt Anthony Board of Directors upheld the school policy of “appropriate dress and appearance” after a substitute teacher’s claim that some students were immodest. The board also weighed new quarters for the Media Center, considering Bennington Catholic High School rooms or Beech Street space, with decisions to follow teacher committee talks.
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Mt. Anthony
Betty Reilly
Media Center
Union Street
Franklin Frantz
Woodford
Roaring Branch
Bennington Jewelry Center Ad Promotes Diamonds
An advertisement for a Bennington jewelry shop at 409 Main Street touts diamonds described as forever with top cut color and clarity. It highlights superb settings and urges inspection of the finest gems.
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Edmond Cardinal
Harrington
Dennis Loomis
Linda Kelley
Bruce Lackey
Diane Haddad
James Woodard
Deborah Rabideau
Lane Gershaneck
Lloyd
Card Shop
Susan Charon
Water Committee
George Kerbs
Rupert
Ethan Allen Council
North Bennington
Beaver Patrol
Eagle Patrol
Mike Shanahan
Kendall Adams
Armand Lampron
Kenneth Giles
Green Mountain Boys Patrol
Steve Grover
David
Richard Garand
Wynn Metcaf
Steve Denis
Frank Johnson
Tim Hunt
Gary Huston
Tony Huston
Dave Perozio
Woodsmen Patrol
Alan Watson
Gene Daugherty
Carl Sherman
Bruce Weaver
Sam Hulbert
Steve Lampron
David Tinker
The
Wayne Jacobs
Dave Page
Tom Dockum
Terry Parks
Rupert Lewis
Woodstock
Vermont Life Magazine
New Vt
Putnam
Mrs. Howard
Leon Boutin
North Bennington Road
T. Garry Buckley
Old Bennington
J. Duncan Campbell
Gerald A. Cornell
Edward Haddad
Carl Jolivette
Ormal Pierce
Fred
Jr. — Jr. Petite
Country Casuals
Suddet
Frost's Pharmacy
North St. Bennington, Vt
Nichols
Union
Richard Lima
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
United States
Charles Keir
Atkins
Jewelers
Your Diamond Center
Main ST
Dupont
Greenberg
Main Street