UVM to Give 750000 in Scholarships for 1965 66
The University of Vermont will award more than 750000 in scholarships and loans for 1965 66, largely from alumni private gifts and federal loan funds. About 550000 goes to upperclassmen and 225000 to freshmen. Applications exceeded available funds, with 750 freshmen and 700 upperclassmen seeking aid. Letters of notification go out around May 1 for freshen and April 1 for upperclass. Recipients notified after spring grades.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Allen Walker
UVM
Walker
Wilbur Fund
National Defense
Health Professions
Orleans County Drives $150,000 to Expand Furniture Plant
Orleans County launches a drive to raise 150000 to fund a 120000 square foot expansion at Orleans Manufacturing Co. The plan aims to add 125 jobs, on top of 404 current positions, with financing arranged via a cooperative plan involving the company Howard National Bank and the county development corp. Governor Hoff notes Baumritter's status as a major Vermont employer.
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Orleans
Orleans County
Orleans Manufacturing Co
Orleans County Development Corp
Philip LaFontaine
Barton
County
Baumritter Corp
Veremont
Ethan Allen
Howard National Bank
Philip H. Hoff
Baumritter
Vermont
Twe
300 Teens Sign Up For Local Summer Job Program
About 300 area teenagers enrolled in a county wide summer work project led by the Bennington League of Women Voters and parish groups. Sixty have been interviewed and 45 referred to opportunities. a preliminary report is due tonight at 8 at Bennington High School. Members of sponsoring groups include St Francis de Sales Sacred Heart St John the Baptist North Bennington and St Margaret Mary’s Arlington. A teenage job desk will soon open at the Manchester Business and Professional Women’s Club.
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Margaretta van R. Schuyler
Bennington League of Women Voters
St. Francis de Sales
Sacred Heart
Schuyler
St. John the Baptist
North Bennington
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Arlington
Manchester Business and Professional Women’s Club
Employment Service Office
Stamford Defendant Cleared In Rare Justice Court Session
In Stamford a six member jury swiftly found insufficient evidence that Arthur Goodreau assaulted Mrs. Pearl C. Tatro, denying damages in the $200 case before Justice of the Peace Albert G. Hamer. Attorney Levin plans an appeal to Bennington County Court.
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Stamford
Rare Justice
Justice of the Peace
Albert G. Hamer
Pearl C. Tatro
Arthur Goodreau
Bennington
Tatro
Harte
Levin
Goodreau
Rose Tatro
Albert Jangrow
Merrill Cole
Henry J. Kennedy
Shirley Jepson
Dewey Whitney
Stanley Moore
Eugene Bernini
James Bunce
Reading Teacher Speaks to Library Friends in Bennington
Mrs. Mary Jane Scott reading specialist for Arlington and Greater Bennington districts will discuss The Joy of Reading at the Friends of the Library meeting next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Bennington Free Library social room. She holds an MA from Columbia and a CAGS from Boston University, formerly with Scott Foresman. Frank Silvernail is the unit president.
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Mary Jane Scott
Arlington
Bennington
Friends of the Library
Conference for Retired Vermont Teachers in Rutland
A conference for retired and nearing retirement teachers will be held at the Northwest School in Rutland on Saturday with 10 a.m. registration. Sponsored by the Vermont Education Association retirement committee and the Association of Retired Teachers of Vermont, the event offers consultations with IRS official George Canavelis, Social Security’s Raymond Bender, State Teachers Retirement System’s Charlotte Merrimar, and Rep. Lyman Hunt. Participants include Marjorie Perrin on living for present and future, Lucy Doane and Donald Boucher on living with the arts, Theresa Brunghardt on living for fun and service, and Evelyn Calhoun with Lyman Hunt on living as a professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Northwest
Vermont Education Association
Association of Retired Teachers of
Vermont
George Canavelis
Internal Revenue Bureau
Raymond Bender
Social Security Office
Charlotte Merrimar
State Teachers’ Retirement System
Lyman Hunt
Essex
Marjorie Perrin
Burlington
Lucy Doane
Donald Boucher
Theresa Brunghardt
Evelyn Calhoun
Meeting To Save Reserves Set In Montpelier April 29
Montpelier April 29 meeting of the Vermont Department Reserve Officers Association will review the bid to merge reserve forces with state National Guard units. Lt. Col. Cecil W. Utley will preside at the Montpelier Tavern Motor Hotel with a social hour at 6 p.m. and smorgasbord dinner. A National headquarters official will report on Senate and House hearings. Reserve officers from Army Air Force Navy Marine Coast Guard and Public Health Service are invited with their ladies. reservations to Lt. Col. W. B. McAllister.
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Montpelier
Conegress
State National Guard
Reserve Officers Association
Department of Vermont
Montpelier Tavern
The
Association
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
W. B. McAllister
Waterbury
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Vermont Labor Forum
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Vermont Labor Council
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South Burlington
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Salisbury
Elbert G. Mouleton
Veremont Development Department
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Bill Hogan
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Falkirk
Scotland
John Gardiner
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