North Bennington St Johns Sodality Names Committees
North Bennington St Johns Sodality announces committees for the June meeting: Nominating Mary Meagher Mary Thayer Therese Simmons. dinner Shirley Ann Flood. June meeting Peg Crossman Mary Thayer. A May crowning for parish members and nursing home residents is set for May 29 at 3 30 p m at Prospect Nursing Home. First Communion Class members may participate. Joyce Scarey leads the program and those with garden flowers are asked to bring them.
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St. John’s Sodality
North Bennington
Mary Meagher
Mary Thayer
Therese Simmons
Shirley
Ann Flood
Peg Crossman
the Prospect Nursing Home
Joyce Scarey
Manchester Bloodmobile tops quota at Zion Parish drive
Manchester donors at Zion Parish House boosted the Red Cross Bloodmobile past its 110 pint goal with 132 collected. Notable achievements included Claude Campbell reaching six gallons and Marjorie Edgerton four gallons, while Elaine G. Nawrath earned a nine gallon pin. A large volunteer staff and local businesses supported the May 18 drive, with many last week’s donors listed by name.
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Manchester
Zion
Red Cross
Claude Campbell
Marjorie Edgerton
Ruth Stewart
Sandra Black
Reginal Counsell
Robert W. Matt
Mildred Markey
Beverly Comar
Bay Assembly
Elizabeth Gilbert
C.E. Comar
Donald Pierson
Joan Zoller
Marie Zoufaly
Maureen Mutz
Brenda Madkour
Jean Markey
Dorothy Swezey
Frances Cocks
Irene Cherbonneau
Lois Roughgarden
Georgette Levis
Jean Rubick
Hazel He
New England College Holds 13th Commencement Exercises
John C. Alexopoulos of Jamaica, VI and A Scott MacFarlane of Arlington were among 320 graduates awarded bachelor of arts degrees at New England College in Henniker. William E Simon delivered the commencement address after degrees were conferred on candidates from the college's British and American campuses and the School of Continuing Education. Alexopoulos earned BA in physical education health and recreation. MacFarlane earned BA in visual arts.
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Henniker
N.H
John C. Alexopoulos
Jamaica
A. Scott MacFarlane
Arlington
New England College
School of Continuing Education
William E. Simon
U.S. Treasury
Alexopoulos
Liberal Arts College
Miriam Alexopoulos
MacFarlane
R.K. Miles Jr
Buck Hill Road
Fitness After Fifty Seminar Series in Rensselaerville
The Center for the Study of Aging Inc plans a weekend program titled Fitness After Fifty Body and Mind in Rensselaerville New York. It features seminars workshops demonstrations and lectures by national authorities on physiological psychological biochemical and mental aspects of aging.
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Rensselaerville
N.Y
Center For the Study of Aging Inc
Vermont learning disabilities conference set for June 11
The second annual Wald Vermont Association for Learning Disabilities conference called The State of the Art Where are we in Learning Disabilities will be held Saturday June 11 from 8 30 a m to 3 15 p m at the Bardwell Hotel in Rutland with six workshops and a keynote by Dr Sylvia Richardson associate director of the Cincinnati Center for Developmental Disorders and co author of Somethings Wrong. Parishioners of Our Lady of Lourdes Church will host a testimonial for Mr and Mrs Harvey DuBois after the 9 a m Mass on Sunday May 29 with refreshments for all. Early registration urged and for conference information WALD Spring Conference 62 Washington St Rutland 05701.
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Vermont Association For Learning Disabilities
Bardwell Hotel
Rutland
Sylvia Richardson
Richardson
Cincinnati Center For Developmental Disorders
Our Lady of the Lourdes Church
Harvey DuBois
Airman Patrick L. Ryan Graduates From Basic Training
Airman Patrick L. Ryan son of Mr and Mrs Philip C Ryan of Manchester Center completed Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas He will continue at Lackland for security police specialty training He earned credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force Ryan is a 1976 Burr and Burton High School graduate.
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Patrick L. Ryan
Philip C. Ryan
Manchester Center
Lackland Afb
Texas
Air Force
Lackland
Community College of the
Ryan
Burr and Burton High School
Vermont council lauds 1977 environmental gains
The Vermont Natural Resources Council praises modest but important gains from the 1977 legislature and notes ongoing, tough battles ahead. Highlights include a ban on phosphate detergents, low interest home insulation loans, scenic road protections, and the nation's strongest nuclear control laws requiring legislative approval for atomic waste facilities and related plants.
Fairlee resort sold to Marblehead couple
Bonnie Oaks, a long time eastern Vermont vacation resort on Lake Morey in Fairlee, has been sold by the Borden Avery family after 23 years. New owners are Mr and Mrs James Colligan of Marblehead Massachusetts. Purchase price not disclosed. Avery spokesmen will run Lake Morey Inn and Tavern Motor Inn in Montpelier.
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Fairlee
UPI
Bonnie Oaks
Vermont
Borden Avery
Lake Morey
James Colligan
Marblehead
Mass
Avery
Lake Morey Inn
Montpelier
Burlington Superintendent Returns After Medical Leave
Burlington School Superintendent Lansin Reinholz returns to work after weeks away for medical reasons. He resumed duties Monday following his extended absence in New Hampshire. His top assistant Albert Ellis resigns to take a job in Maine.
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Burlington
UPI
Lansin Reinholz
New Hampshire
Reinholz
Albert Ellis
Maine
Vocational education overemphasized says St Michael’s College president
Edward Henry, president of St Michael’s College, told Vermont public school superintendents on Tuesday that vocational training is overly pushed in the state. He argued the liberal arts value is eroded by the focus on vocations and that it fails to teach civic and moral values essential for meaningful social life.
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Bolton
UPI
St. Michael’s College
Vermont
Edward Henry
Henry
Rutland Gets 89000 Subsidy for Transit Authority
Rutland city officials received an 89000 subsidy from the Federal Highway Administration on Tuesday to bolster the 11 month old Rutland Area Transit Authority. The city bus system has already received over 200000 in federal funds but remains financially red.
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Rutland
UPI
Rutland Area Transit Authority
Federal Highway Administration
Rutland mall plans on site sewage plant expansion
Rutland attorneys for Juster Associates said the mall owner has bought 13 additional acres at the north end to build an onsite sewage treatment facility and allow room for more stores. The plan aims to meet state environmental requirements as the current septic system has problems.
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Rutland
UPS
Carl Anderson
Juster Associates
Anderson
Driver Dies in New York Garbage Truck Plunge
ALBANY A 27 year old garbage truck driver fell from the Erie Street overpass near I-90 and plunged onto Delaware and Hudson Railroad tracks. Thomas J. Greenlaw died from injuries after the truck jumped a guard rail. Albany Police are leading the investigation.
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Albany
Erie Street
Delaware and Hudson
Thomas J. Greenlaw
Albany Medical Center
Albany Police
Halloween sniper incident leaves officer gravely injured
Mechanicville reports ongoing sniper case as John Gonnelly loses his right eye after a wound worsens at Albany Medical Center. A Saratoga County Court judge rules death penalty unconstitutional forcing defendant Kenyon William Pryn to waive a jury trial while facing charges for October’s shootings that killed a policeman and a civilian and wounded nine others.
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Mechanicville
John Gonnelly
Albany Medical Center
Saratoga County
New York
Kenyon William Pryn
Pruyn
Gonnelly
Frat Bid Denied. fire destroys old Church Street house
Berkshire news reports the North Adams Board of Appeal rejected Beta Chi Gamma's bid for a new house at 413 Church St after a fire destroyed the old 308 Church St during a party on Feb 4. Neighbors voiced exasperation as six fraternity officers left the meeting. In Pittsfield, Miller newspapers announce a free Sunday edition The Extra will launch June 12 in Williamstown North Adams Adams and Cheshire with advertising only.
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Beta Chi Gamma Fraternity
Church St
Beta Chi
Pittsfield
Berkshire
Miller Newspapers
Berkshire Eagle
Bennington Banner
Vincent W. Monteleone
Miller
the Extra
Williamstown
Adams
Cheshire
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