Five Vermont Areas To Be Shown at Fair
Vermont showcases five areas at the New England Pavilion in the New York World's Fair. Danville Enosburg Falls Ludlow Tunbridge and Rutland County stage varied programs including Rutland County Day July 3 with artist demonstrations and a Rutland City Band concert.
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Montpelier
Vermont
New England
Vermont Development Department
Danville
Enosburg Falls
Ludlow
Tunbridge
Rutland County
Twinfield
Ed Larkin
Tunbridge Day
Okemo Mountain
Foote Seeks Vermont Governor Nomination On State Progress
Lt. Gov. Foote outlines notional platforms and plans for Vermont aimed at fiscal responsibility, closer government to the people, and joint economy efforts across agriculture industry and recreation. He favors education boosts, broader vocational programs, and anti crime measures while opposing a sales tax.
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Vermont
Foote
Robert Babcock
University of Vermont
Nursing School Career Day Set at Jeanne Mance April 11
The Jeanne Mance School of Nursing at Bishop DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital in Burlington hosts Career Day for sophomore and junior girls on April 11. Registration starts 10 a.m. with a hospital tour, lunch, welcome by Sister Duchesneau, and a Q&A session followed by student entertainment at 2 p.m. Names of BCHS attendees listed.
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Jeanne Mance
BCHS
Lise Beaudoin
Bernadette Boutin
Nancy Dailey
Susan Handy
Judy Harrington
Nadine Hoag
Donna Humphreys
Burlington
Barbara Lawrence
Karen LeBarge
Elizabeth Kelly
Deborah Leonard
Diane Mathers
Jacqueline Morin
Louise Mulbey
Edith Roy
Beverly Taylor
Writers' League Of Vermont Holds Annual Meeting At Middlebury
The Vermont Writers League met at Dog Team Tavern in Middlebury with 55 attendees. President Earl Heath introduced speakers Marion Gleason and Richard Young and Pat Orvis offered insights on facing news objectively. Awards honored Updike, Ward, and McNeill, with Hemenway as guest of honor. Summer sessions set for July 9 and 10 at the University of Vermont.
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Middlebury
League of Vermont Writers
Dog Team Tavern
Earl Heath
St. Albans
Marion Gleason
Burlington
Richard Young
Wcax-Tv
Pat Orvis
Burlington Free Press
New York
John Updike
Aileen Ward
Keats
William McNeill
Ernest Hemenway
University of Vermont
Synthetic Painting Media by Dr. Jensen at Castleton State College
Castleton State College art department chair Dr. Lawrence N. Jensen releases Synthetic Painting Media from Prentice-Hall. The 140 page doctoral thesis turned textbook surveys synthetic paint binders and media, comparing them with traditional techniques and detailing sources for materials.
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Castleton
Lawrence N. Jensen
Castleton State College
Prentice-Hall, Inc
Columbia University
Jensen
Molly Stark School News Highlights April Showers Dance
Molly Stark School reports on the April Showers dance with chaperones Therese Goodermore Norman Lariviere Elsa Chapin and William Smith. Ronald Gallett and Sherryl Gaddy were crowned king and queen. Decorations and refreshments were organized by student and staff committees, and faculty and students attended Vermont student council conventions.
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Molly Stark
Therese Goodermore
Norman Lariviere
Elsa Chapin
William Smith
Miss Chapin
Lariviere
Ronald Gallett
Sherryl Gaddy
June Graves
Kay Smith
Pam Littlefield
Robin Keir
Linda Dean
Mike Andrews
Ralph Quackenbush
Edward Fortune
Barbara Moore
Linda Cross
Dianne Carbonaro
Linda Graves
Vermont Association of Student Council
South Burlington High School
Democrats Set Dinner for May 16 in Burlington
Bennington County plans a Democratic fundraising dinner in Burlington after the state convention on May 16. Ticket sales chief George M. Fienberg expects more than 800 attendees at $25 per plate with Massachusetts Senator Edward M. Kennedy as the speaker. A cocktail party at the Hotel Vermont precedes the dinner for $100 club members.
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Bennington County
Burlington
George M. Fienberg
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Fienberg
Vermont
Nurses Hear Hoosick Falls World Traveler
Miss Polly Armstrong of Hoosick Falls, a former TWA hostess, spoke at the Bennington County Registered Nurses Association meeting at Mt. Anthony Country Club and showed slides from Europe. President Josephine Buzzell led the session and a foodless food sale supported the general fund. Nurses Ruth Gates and Helene Nolfe plan to attend the American Nursing Association convention in Atlantic City in June. The next meeting is May 18 at 6 pm at West Mountain Farm in Arlington.
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Polly Armstrong
Hoosick Falls
TWA
Bennington County Registered Nurses Association
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Europe
Josephine Buzzell
Bennington
Ruth Gates
Helene Nolfe
American Nursing Association
Atlantic City
West Mountain Farm
Arlington
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Barbara Carpenter
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Nancy Sanders
W. Philip Walker
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Dan Green
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