Windham College Names Dr. Charles Fish Academic Dean
Eugene C. Winslow announced the Windham College appointment of Dr. Charles K. Fish as academic dean by unanimous Academic Council vote. He succeeds Dr. Patrick M. Sowle who resigned to teach full time. Dr. Fish, a Vermont native with degrees from Northwestern Oxford Princeton, has taught at Princeton and Hampton Institute and focuses on the American novel. He and his wife Eleanor and son Andrew live in Dummerston Center.
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Putney
Windham College
Eugene C. Winslow
Charles K. Fish
Fish
Patrick M. Sowle
Windham
Vermont
Essex Junction
Northwestern University
Oxford University
Oxford
England
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Princeton Cooperative Schools
New Jersey
Telluride Association
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Virginia
Dr. Fish
Eleanor
Andrew
Dummerston Center
California Educator To Discuss Coordinated Child Services
Dr. Theresa S. Mahler of San Francisco will address the Followup Vermont International Conference on Early Childhood Services at Trinity College on Saturday April 26. The event runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. sponsored by the governor's Committee on Children and Youth. Mahler directs San Francisco Unified's 27 child care centers serving 1600 children and 12 pre-kindergarten classes with 500 pupils, administering a $2.75 million budget and 300 staff. She champions coordinated community services for young children and families, with a national profile in early childhood education and Head Start involvement.
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Burlington
Theresa S. Mahler
San Francisco
California
Trinity College
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
Mahler
Manchester Selectmen dispute planner remarks at regional meeting
Manchester selectmen challenge Arthur Noonan of the Central Planning Office over remarks in The Banner about Commissioner John T Gray walking out of a Manchester meeting. Noonan backed the quote but said the incident may not have occurred and relied on a Manchester official for information. The board demanded a retraction.
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Selectmen
BCRPC
Manchester
Arthur Noonan
Central Planning Office
Montpelier
Bennington County Regional Planning Commission
Arlington
Noonan
Ner
John T. Gray
Selectman
Planning Commission
Clyde H. Bryant Jr
Henry B. van Loon
Regional Planning Commission
State Highway Department
Center Hill
U.S
Commission
Gray
East Dorset
Jolly Green Joint
Miss Vermont Barbara Ann Schmitt crowned at Burlington
Barbara Ann Schmitt 21 a South Hero UVM junior was named Miss Vermont 1969 in Burlington. She will represent Vermont at Miss America in Atlantic City and earned a 1450 scholarship a 250 clothing award and an Oldsmobile convertible. First runner up Mary Martha Curran won 700, second runner up Polly Ann Morgan 500, third runner up Sandra Christofoletti 250. Other honors went to Ann Waldron and Judi Holzle.
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Barbara Ann Schmitt
University of Vermont
Burlington
Atlantic City
N.J
Barbara
Vermont
Elizabeth Sackler
Windham College
Putney
Miss Schmitt
Wcax-Tv
Wvny-Tv
Mary Martha Curran
Milton
UVM
Polly Ann Morgan
Western Ave
Brattleboro
Sandra Christofoletti
Ann Waldron
Castleton College
Judi Holzel
Lighting designer opens home for open house in Eagle Bridge
Edward J. Curtis a lighting consultant unveils a three room renovation using valance cornice recessed bracket and dimmer controls to show how light shapes interior design He plans a business in his home with weekday evenings and Saturday hours and will showcase GE parts and lighting components Curtis aims for residential commercial and industrial lighting accolades with an April 21 Lake George entry and possible national SES competition in Boston later.
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Eagle Bridgemy
Edward J. Curtis
Academy of Lighting Art
General Electric Nela Park
Cleveland
Ohio
Curtis
Niagara Mohawk Power and Light
Adequate
Lake George
Hudson Mohawk
IES
Illuminating Engineering Society
Boston
Social Security tax impact for a Bennington County worker
A 25 year old entering the labor force in Bennington County will pay the maximum Social Security tax for 40 years, totaling about 17000 dollars. At 4 percent interest this amount accumulates to a substantial sum.
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Bennington County
Lions Auction Boosts Funds Amid Long Range Security
Arlington Helene Thompson notes the Lions auction in July to raise nearly $38,000 for donations. They estimate lifetime returns to $10.45 million for Bennington County’s 25 year old male cohort, with $7.22 million in taxes and interest. Social Security counters that insurance or savings lacks contingent support like disability, widowhood, and child aid.
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Bennington County
Social Security Administration
Outdoor fire call reported near Wilcox farm
Fire trucks were sent Sunday afternoon to a location behind Wilcox farm on U.S. 7 for an outdoors blaze but responders found no fire or smoke upon arrival.
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Wilcox Farm
U.S. 7
Pay Scale Set for Berlin Central School District
The Berlin Central School District and the Teachers Association reached a 1969-70 contract extending to June 30, 1970. Starting salaries vary by degree: BA at 6600 to 10200, MA at 7200 to 11100, and Masters plus 30 credits at 7600 to 11500, with reviews of leave policies duties substitutes and schedules.
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Berlin
Board of Education
Teachers Association of
Berlin Central School District
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Townshend
West Townshend
National Association For Education of Young Children
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Mills College of Education
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Riverside
Julie W. Lepeschkin
UVM Coed
South Hero College
Barnumville Gulf
Barbara Anne Schmitt
Save-Way Supermarket
Bennington
Mammoth Mart
Ed Curtis
Edith Beaumont
IBS
Helene Thompson
South Street
Michael Mille
P.O. Box
Peru
Alice Dibble
Roland Scott
Florida
Scott
Heeg
Three Meadows
Lucy Stevenson
Grants
Winner
Bradford
Depot Street
Bennington, VT
Beneficial Finance System
Beneficial Finance Co
Main Street
Freezer Sale
Wank
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