St Joseph College opens with new president Matusik
After two days of orientation 150 students began classes at St Joseph College with Student Government President Kevin Sheehy presiding. Rev Charles C Matusik welcomed freshmen and upperclassmen urging study and social participation, while praising Sister Julia Marie for her prior leadership and urging students to pursue education to effect social change.
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St. Joseph College
Kevin Sheehy
Sheehy
Sister Julia Marie
SSJ
Julia Marie
Charles C. Matusik
CSC
Father Matusik
Bennington trainee completes eight weeks at Ft McClellan
Pvt. Diana L. Shorey daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Clark of 215A Gage St Bennington finished eight weeks of basic training at the Women's Army Corps Center at Ft McClellan Alabama She studied Army history traditions administrative procedures military justice first aid and field training disease Her account sits among campus talks and club notices about student activism, community efforts, and the value of rational social change.
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Diana L. Shorey
Vernon Clark
Gage St
Bennington
Women’s Army Corps Center
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Woman's Auxiliary Luncheon and Card Party for Putnam Memorial
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Bennington County Medical Society hosts a luncheon and card party on October 20 at 12 30 at Mount Anthony Country Club to support Putnam Memorial Hospital. Proceeds fund equipment, nurse education, and ward comforts like a pediatric record player. Co chairs Mrs Abraham Moskovitz and Mrs Richard B Davis oversee ticket sales at five dollars from doctors wives or both chairs.
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Bennington County Medical Society
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington Court Rules On Fifteen Traffic Related Pleas
Judge John Morrissey presided at Bennington District Court where fifteen defendants appeared. Ten pleaded guilty, two pleaded innocent, and three were continued. motor vehicle violations dominated the docket. Notable actions include Stoessel and Meyers fines for violations, Carone and Langevin guilty pleas with small fines, and King’s case continued after requesting counsel. Steven Bushee and Allen Mann faced not guilty pleas with recognizance releases in other cases.
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John P. Morrissey
Bennington District Court
John Joseph Stoessel Jr
Beech St
Allen Hindy Mann
McCall St
Conrad Sumner Chaffee
Pownal
Barber’s Pond Road
Richard Charles Meyers
Hoosick Falls
Ore Ben Road
Meyers
William Henry Pratt
Steven O. Bushee
Peru
Glen Allen Davis
Rutland
Leroy L. Langevin
Gore Road
Bennington
Steve Zsolt
Londonderry
Manchester
Leslie Clinton Cole
Manchester Depot
Howard King
Morris Ray Barden
West Pawlet
Rupert
Hospital graduates 29 nurses at Putnam Memorial School
A class of 29 nursing graduates was staged Sept. 6 at Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Practical Nursing. Hospital administrator Robert D. Stout welcomed the group, with remarks from Dr. James Toolan. Quigley Memorial Hospital Soldier's Home Chelsea Mass. featured the commencement speaker who urged adaptation to health-care changes and dedication to the profession.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Practical Nursing
Karen Abraham
Whitesboro
N.Y
Bonnie Hynick
Hoosick Falls
Louise McLean
Joan Collin
Bennington
Martha Rich
Marcellus
Lynn Young
Edith-Anne Mulherin
Valhalla
Shirley Morey
Pawlet
Mary Lambert
White River Junction
Robert D. Stout
James Toolan
Quigley Memorial Hospital Soldier’s Home
Chelsea
Mass
Phyllis Coburn
R.N
Caroline Darlington
Stout
William DeForge
Ellen Gratton
DeForge
Grattion
Darlington
Linda(Levine) Frantz
Cecelia St. Hilaire
Rose-Marie Winters
Roderick Busneheays
Elizabeth Hi
Practical Nursing Association
Bennington County District 6
Roy Orthopedic Appliances of
Burlington
Regina Cadwell
Colleen Purcell
William Flood
Claire LaFlamme
Margaret DiCesare
Montpelier
Castleton State College
Joseph Stannard
Constance Jordan
Stannard
Melvin R. McGaughey
First United Methodist Church
Junior Women hear hypnotism lecture by Bachand in Bennington
At the September Bennington Junior Women meeting held on the first Tuesday at Gov. McCullough Mansion Albert Bachand certified hypnotist of Williamstown Mass spoke on hypnotism correcting misconceptions and outlining benefits under medical guidance The group noted to collect old toys for repair for November distribution at Christmas The next meeting is Oct 6 at 8 p.m. with Mt Anthony Jaycees representatives to discuss a Phoenix House project for adolescent offenders Aimed to open community treatment and reduce incarceration All members urged to attend guests welcome
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Moose Hall
Raymond Murray
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Moose
WOTM
Vera Jones
Nancy Livingston
Bennington
Gov. McCullough
North Bennington
Albert Bachand
Williamstown
Mass
Bachand
Mt. Anthony
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