Country Girls Visit BU for Scholastic Institute
Four Bennington students Christine King Kathleen Ruland Michele Sears and a companion traveled to Boston University for the Scholastic Press Institute. They attended lectures panels and a press conference while exploring Boston sights and experiences during a homecoming weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine King
Kathleen Ruland
Michele Sears
Massachusetts
Boston University
Scholastic Press Institute
William Marie
John David
School of Public Relations
Cops Brace for Goblins on Halloween in Bennington
Bennington Village Police Chief Edward Silver warned Monday that vandalism during Halloween will face full prosecution. About 10 unmarked cars will patrol Thursday night, and any objects hurled from vehicles will be charged as vandalism. Possessing eggs paint spray cans or shaving cream will lead to prosecution for the carrier. Destruction is a law violation not a childish prank.
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Bennington Village
Edward Silver
Silver
Fr McGowan Addresses Altar Rosary Society
The Altar Rosary Society of St. Francis de Sales at BCHS held a supper meeting Monday highlighted by Fr. McGowan and a talk by Rev. Richard McGowan. About 115 attendees. Stella Bruneau presided at the business session in the cafeteria. new members welcomed in the high school chapel with Rev. Anthony Brackett guiding the installation. Next meeting set for Nov 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McGowan
Altar Rosary Society
St. Francis de Sales
BCHS
Stella Bruneau
Anthony Brackett
Daigneaults Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton B Daigneault of Crescent Boulevard marked their silver jubilee with family and friends. The couple wed Oct 29 1938 at St Frances de Sales Church officiated by Rev Thomas J Henry. They have five sons and were feted at home and Mt Anthony Country Club with out of town guests from Newport Beach Plymouth New York City Pembroke Pittsfield Springfield Schenectady Albany Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton B. Daigneault
Crescent Boulevard
Daigneault
Margaret O’toole
St. Francis de Sales
Thomas J. Henry
Thomas R. Haley
Jeanne Galipeau
Martin Daigneault
Betty Daigneault
William Hall
New York City
Julia Young
Newport Beach
Calif
Plymouth
N.Y
Pembroke
Pittsfield
Springfield
Mass
Schenectady
Albany
Rutland
Two Men Returned To Prison by Court
William F. Slade of Bennington was found in violation of probation and ordered to serve four months in the House of Correction after previously being sentenced to four to six months for breach of peace with probation suspended. Richard J. Caron of Bennington was also in probation violation. Judge Feinberg reduced his eight to twelve months to four to six months in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Slade
Gage St
Bennington
House of Correction
Slade
Richard J. Caron
Main St
Caron
George M. Feinberg
Norman Rockwell Plans Moscow and Ethiopia Tour
Illustrator Norman Rockwell will travel from Stockbridge Massachusetts to Moscow for a two month Soviet trip in early spring. The visit includes work for USIS and magazines, plus a Peace Corps site near Addis Ababa. Rockwell will join a government traveling graphic arts show and may meet Premier Khrushchev.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Norman Rockwell
Arlington
Moscow
Soviet Union
Ethiopia
United States Information Service
USIS
State Department
Rockwell
Peace Corps
Addis Ababa
Nile
Saturday Evening Post
India
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Nehru
Nasser
Tito
U.S
Khrushchev
Kennedy Sees Echoes of 1960 in Goldwater Nomination Fight
President Kennedy reportedly compares Goldwater’s 1964 race to his own 1960 bid, saying Rockefeller could harm Goldwater while Humphrey could derail him. Goldwater says he’s not an announced candidate but would welcome a Rockefeller challenge. Analysts foresee a Kennedy Goldwater clash shaping key states.
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Washington
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Humphrey
Rockefeller
South
Midwest
Rocky Mountain States
California
Costly Montpelier move hikes Employment Security rent
The planned move of the Vermont Department of Employment Security from five downtown sites to the National Life building fifth floor would nearly double costs. Under the proposal the first year rent is 67 500 dollars, rising to 70 000 dollars for years two and three, compared with current total annual rent of 30 702 dollars.
Group Gathers To Restore Abandoned Vermont Cemeteries
SWANTON The Vermont Old Cemetery Association holds its fall meeting November 2 at 10 a.m. in the Swanton library hall. Leon W. Dean of Burlington will preside as the association proposes a constitutional change to create an assistant panel to the executive board. Committeemen Oscar A. Rixford H P Crowell and W A Ross oversee the event. Citizens interested in preserving neglected Vermont cemeteries are invited.
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Swanton
Vermont Old Cemetery Association
Oscar A. Rixford
H.P. Crowell
East Highgate
W.A. Ross
St. Albans
Leon W. Dean
Burlington
Vermont
Police Cars Used As Mobile Gassers
Winter Park Florida Police Chief Carl D Buchanan devised a mobile filling station for patrol cars. A valve on the fuel line diverts gasoline through a hose to stranded motorists, freeing officers from lengthy delays and avoiding gas can risks.
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Winter Park
Fla
Carl D. Buchanan
Buchanan
Congo to Welcome More Missionaries Says Kasavubu Press Secretary
Jean-David Makeba, Congo president Kasavubu’s press secretary, told the Presbyterian Church in the United States that Congo will welcome more missionaries. The denomination currently staffs 166 missionaries in the Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Jean-David Makeba
Congo
Kasavubu
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Board of World Missions
Presbyterian
World in his hands says poet Smith at Williams College
Poet William Jay Smith told Williams College freshmen parents day that today’s student must develop a personal frame of reference not limited by TV’s black and white images. He urged youth to act as their own camera, shaping a continuous, nuanced view across science and humanities and public service.
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Poet Smith
Williamstown
Mass
William Jay Smith
Pownal
Williams College
Smith
Williams
Thoreau
Walden Pond
Mark Hopkins
Walden
Benhi Chorus Joins Sacred Music Concert at Shaftsbury Church
Benhi's Chorus and Har monettes joined a Sacred Music Concert at Shaftsbury Methodist Church featuring local soloists and music groups. John Riddle of Bendi performed Prelude and Fugue in E Major by Buxtehude and Arioso by Bach. The Methodist Senior Choir sang Brahms To God Be The Glory and But the Lord is Mindful of His Own.
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Benhi
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
John Riddle
Bendi
Buxtehude
Bach
Methodist
Brahms
God
Mendels
John
Elvey
Allyson Nowak
Rupert Young
Joan Rathbun
Gale McCullough
Robert Nowak
William Peck
Miss McCullough
Chris Finckel
Alvan Lawrence
Bennington Methodist Men’s Chorus
Coast Guard cadet applications nearing deadline
The 88th Coast Guard Academy admission competition opens with the December 7 College Entrance Examination tests. Applicants must be unmarried high school seniors or graduates 17 but under 22 by July 1, 1964, with 15 high school units and specific course requirements. Eligible men may obtain forms from guidance counselors or the Commandant in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Washington, D.C
New Camera Club Forms at YMCA
A new camera and photography club is forming at the Bennington Area YMCA. An organizational meeting will be held at the YMCA on Main Street at 7 p.m. Wednesday, led by Bob Hagerman of The Banner staff. Members of all ages with an active interest in cameras are welcome. prospective members should bring their camera.
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Bennington Area
YMCA
Main Street
Bob Hagerman
Banner News
John P. Riddle
Riddle
Trick or Treat Goes to the Needy
About 15 to 20 children from the Seventh day Adventist Church will collect cans of food on Halloween night instead of candy. The donated cans will fill Thanksgiving baskets for needy families in Bennington and nearby areas. Accepted items include beans peas carrots peaches pears corn and other canned foods. Groups will be driven around town by car between 6 and 8 p.m. with an adult supervising each group.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Bennington
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