Arlington Student Wins More Handicapped Essay
Linda Nieser of Arlington, a student at Bennington Catholic High School, won the state high school essay contest on The Role of the Community in the Employment of the Handicapped. Carol McCandless and Jean Burt won second and third, with prizes from local companies. James Harrigan and Susan Archambau placed fourth and fifth. The contest is backed by the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped and the Associated Industries of Vermont.
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Linda Nieser
Arlington
Bennington Catholic High School
Governor’s Committee On Employment of
Associated Industries of
Vermont
Cooperating Industries
Washington, D. C
Carol McCandless
Williamstown High School
Mack Molding Company
Jean Burt
Enosburg Falls High School
B. F. Moore Company
Newport
James Harrigan
Susan Archambeau
Bennington
Earl W. Thomas
West Hartford
American Legion
Mae Regan
Svetlova Extends Schedule At Manchester Arts Center
Miss Marina Svetlova extends her 1962 summer class schedule at the Svetlova School of Ballet in the Southern Vermont Art Center Manchester Vermont. Classes run July 24 through September 2 with group and private options plus a four day teacher seminar August 7. A production closes the season September 1 and 2 featuring students and guest instructors Georgia Deane Mary Simmons Jose Barrera Bruce King Jack Beaker.
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Manchester
Marina Svetlova
Svetlova
Miss Sevedova
Georgia Deane
Mary E. Sisom
Jose Barrera
Bruce King
Jack Beaker
Miss Svetlova
Art Center
Paris
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlos
Metropolitan Opera
Corps de Ballet
Southern Vermont Art Center
Only 11 Attend Shaftsbury Fire District Meet
Shaftsbury Fire District No 1 counted 11 voters at its annual meeting. Officers elected for the coming year include Paul Harris, Edward Armstrong, Jesse Strong, and Charles Becker as fire chief and town tax collector Charles Dewey. A $1.25 tax rate was approved, water commission duties kept by the prudential committee, and a new telephone for the firehouse authorized. Total indebtedness stood at $3,000 with $402.80 due on the new truck and $676.51 in uncollected water rents.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Fire District No
Prudential Committee
Paul Harris
Edward Armstrong
Jesse Strong
Charles Becker
Charles Dewey
Vermont Students Named To Middlebury Fraternity Posts
Vermont students H Alan Wood of South Dorset and David H Arnold of Marlboro have been named to top offices in Middlebury College fraternities. Wood will be president of Alpha Sigma Psi and Arnold will be vice president of Alpha Tau Omega. Wood is a junior and active in school papers and Boys State. Arnold, a Loomis School graduate and Middlebury descendant of presidents, is also a junior.
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Vermont
Middlebury College
H. Alan Wood
South Dorset
Alpha Sigma Psi
David H. Arnold
Marlboro
Alpha Tau Omega
Wood
Bure
Burton Seminary
Boys’ State
Arnold
Loomis School
Connecticut
Cyrus Hamlin
Benjamin Labaree
Dairies Lead Mt Anthony 2 Herd Improvement March
D.H LA. Hall Farm North Bennington and John T Kelley Eagle Bridge N Y topped the Mt Anthony 2 Dairy Herd Improvement Association for March. Mary H Wellington tested 920 cows from 20 herds, averaging 946 pounds of milk and 37.9 pounds butterfat with 481 honor cows producing 1 000 pounds of milk or 40 pounds butterfat. Leading cow Burke a registered Holstein owned by John T Kelley produced 2 200 pounds of milk. Other top herds included Fairdale Farm No 2 Bennington Henry Schurink Shaftsbury Ed Daun Eagle Bridge Keith Watkins Bennington Robert Fowler North Pownal and Fred Bishop Pownal.
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Hall Farm
North Bennington
John T. Kelley
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Mt. Anthony
Mary H. Wellington
Burke
John T. Kelly
Fairdale Farm No. 2
Bennington
Henry Schurink
Shaftsbury
Ed Daun
Keith Watkins
Robert Fowler
North Pownal
Fred Bishop
Pownal
Manchester Chamber Adds Eleven New Members
At a monthly board meeting the Manchester Chamber of Commerce announced eleven new members H W Shaw Agency Wall Letter Press Candlelight Motel Andrews Taxi Snare Associates Bartlett Tree Co Caseys Esso Sweet Clover Luncheonette Toll Gate Lodge Mrs George Garrett Ruhlands Motor Court. The chamber also updates its advertising folder to attract tourists and plans a summer visitors guide and a float in the Loyalty Day Parade April 29. The four season exhibit will travel to the Vermont Information Center in Montreal and then to the New England Information Center in Cleveland Ohio. A dinner dance and awards night is planned for late May due to vacation periods.
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Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Colburn House
Chamber
H. W. Shaw Agency
Wall Letter Press
Candlelight Motel
Andrew's Taxi
Snare Associates
Bartlett Tree Co
Casey’s Esso
Sweet Clover Luncheonette
Toll Gate Lodge
George Garrecht
Ruhland’s
Motor Court
Vermont
Montreal
Cleveland
Ohio
New England Information Center
Cooperation Brings Oxford Eagle and Courier Plan
The Oxford Eagle prints University High's Colonel Courier as an extra section every other week. In return, journalism students sell Courier ads, with proceeds funding Eagle printing costs.
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University High
The
Eagle
Courier
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