Burr and Burton Seminary Expands With New Wing
Burr and Burton Seminary will open Sept 7 with room for 500 students though likely just over 300. The 250000 dollar Given Foundation wing is over 98 percent complete and classrooms will be ready. The school extends day length to meet state standards, with half days first week and a 15 minute longer days from Sept 13, new schedule added.
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Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Breen
E. H. Henry
Irene Heinz Given
John LaPorte
Henry J
Carl Rice
David Newton
Gordon McClure
Isabel Wilkins
Lucille Fay
Lowrie Gibb
Burr and Burton
Burr and
Burton
North Bennington School Makes Only One Change
North Bennington School lists only one faculty change for 1965 66 with Miss Karen Lane new to teach mathematics and science in the high school replacing Raleigh Fleetwood on leave. Other staff return as listed, with junior high and elementary teachers all continuing and school opening Sept 1. Separate Woodford updates note James Hikel to teach grades 4 5 6 at Woodford Hollow. Edith Elwell will teach grades 1 2 3. Navy Ensign James E Dooley, son of Mr and Mrs Henry E Dooley, trains at Whiting Field Florida in T 28 Trojan jet flying and related ground schooling for six months.
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North Bennington
Leon Wagner
Karen Lane
Waterstown
Mass
North Adams State College
Lane
Raleigh Fleet
Robert Nolan
Ronald Reeves
Harry Robinsky
Jane Wickenden
Madalyn Green
Phoebe Crosier
North Bennington School
Woodford
Woodford Hollow
Wil
James Hikel
Jefferson
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Kan
Hikel
Edith Elwell
Bennington
Woodford School
Navy Ens
James E. Dooley
Henry E. Dooley
U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Whiting Field
Milton
Fla
Dooley
Navy
Castleton State College
Carole Thoms
Williamstown
University of Mass
Thoms
Beatrice Royer
Auburn
Ind
Indiana University
Kenneth Nicholson
Flint
Mich
Nicholson
University of Michigan
Virginia Mattson
LaCrosse
Wis
Mattson
Macalester College
St. Paul
Minn
Lorraine Walters
Uniondale
N.Y
Walters
Arlington Schools Hire Eleven New Teachers
Arlington schools announce 11 new teachers at Fisher Elementary and Arlington Memorial High. The intake includes couples Philip and Karen George and Roger and Margery Hanson, with hires spanning social studies English industrial arts and early grades. Several graduates from Keene State College Castleton State College and the University of Michigan join, plus experienced staff returning from last year. School opens Sept 1 with seniors buying books later in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Fisher Elementary
Arlington Memorial High
Philip George
Roger N. Hanson
Karen George
Angola
N.Y
Marietta College
Marietta
Ohio
Stamford
Hansons
Orange
Mass
Margery
Fisher School
Hanson
Keene State College
Keene, N.H
Francene Rohm
Shaftsbury
Rohm
Arlington Calendar Meeting and Clambake Schedule
Arlington Helene Thompson 375-2325 lists Tuesday events at 6 30 p m with a supper and 8 p m joint meeting at the American Legion and Auxiliary installation of officers 8 p m regular Arlington Fire Company at the fire house East Arlington Sunday 2 p m annual clambake for Arlington firemen and families Camp Ondawa Sunderland
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Arlington Fire Company
East Arlington
Arlington
Camp Ondawa
Sunderland
Shaftsbury to Hire Four New Teachers
Shaftsbury announces all teaching positions filled by a new slate and returning staff. New hires include Jean Crighton from North Bennington for kindergarten, Eleanor Smith from Bradford for primary, Carolyn Cobleigh of Windsor for Grade 3, and Dennis Jay of Mt. Kisco for physical education. Returning teachers cover Grades 1 through 8, with special staff for French music and school nursing. Classes start Sept. 1 with specific holidays and teacher release times noted. The school year is subject to storm-related cancellations with a tentative June 10 close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Leon E. Wagner
Jean Crighton
North Bennington
Wheelock College
Boston
Mass
Eleanor Smith
Bradford
UVM
Carolyn Cobleigh
Windsor
Castleton
Theodore Cook
Madelyn Green
Pownal
Employment STEP program aids local job health
STEP promotes local action to expand employment and community economic health after noting dropout rates halved national levels and graduates securing jobs. It offers private enterprise, local action, and self-help to solve local employment problems and invites responses via the National Association of Manufacturers in New York.
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Bedford
Ohio
Bedford High School
STEP
National Association of Manufacturers
Park Avenue
New York
N. Y
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BBS
Jackie Breen
Edwin L. Bigelow
Manchester Historical Society
Mark Skinner
Maurice Pennock
Jill
Mahwah
N.J
Roy W. Barstow
Berrien Springs
Barstow
National Science Foundation
Andrews University
Atkins. Jewelers
St. Bennington, Vt
Liggett-Bosworth
Sales & Service
North Bennington Road
Bennington, VT
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance Co
Main Street
Arlington Schools
Colorado State College
Greeley
Colo
Douglas Allen
Glen Mills
Allen
Lawrence University
Harvard
Dale Lanphear
Inez Smith
Shirley Mullener
Wayne King
Lillian Johnson
William H. Towne
Jane Aaron
Mary Henning
Christine Lawlor
Robert Paquet
Mabel Cullinan
Anna M. Marsh
David Fredrickson
Helene Thompson
Adams Clothes Shop
Hollywood
UPI
Jill St. John
Blue Boy
Walker’s
Stag
Cie
America
Pennsylvania
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