UVM Extends Credit for Industrial Arts Teachers' Experience
The University of Vermont offers up to 30 transfer credits toward a 120 credit bachelor’s degree for teachers and skilled tradespeople in Vermont. A three step evaluation tests knowledge, analyzes experience, and includes a performance and oral exam. First tests today in South Burlington cover auto mechanics. another in Burlington covers printing trades. Purvis notes growth of exams in woodworking and cabinet making and a national competency testing program. There is a shortage of vocational and industrial arts teachers in the state.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Avis
Walter E. Purvis, Jr
Department of Vocational Education and Technology
Nordic Ford
South
Vermont
George Talcott
Milton
Nordic
Francis Rooney
Essex Junction
George Little Press Inc
Purvis
Vermont Grant For Joint Public School Library Plan
The Vermont Department of Libraries seeks applications for a $25,000 two year grant to merge local public and school libraries into a joint community library. Governor Davis provided the funding from the 1973 budget. Applications due December 31, 1972. Communities should contact the state librarian in Montpelier.
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Montpelier
Vermont Department of Libraries
Davis
Vermont
Kathryn BR. Nelson
Department of Libraries
Legislators invited again to visit UVM
University of Vermont students renew the annual Legislative Day invite to the 1973 legislature. On Tuesday Dec 5, lawmakers will arrive at Billings Center around 1 p.m. for tours guided by students of dorms classes and facilities, following letters from Mary Kay DePay and Randall Mayhew.
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UVM
Burlington
University of Vermont
Mary Kay DePay
Billings Center
Bennington Transfers Record Multiple Property Deeds
Nov 20 to 29 period notes several Bennington property transfers including Francis B. Woodward to Alva B. and SAN JUAN P R, Lot 47 east Butter Road Holt Spring Development, and Roger A. Church interests on Route 7 north. Also Marisol Malaret Miss Universe 1970 marries Butch James in San Juan, with her role at Barbizon. Virginia J. McKenna to Jack L. and Lee Harrington.
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Bennington
Francis B. Woodward
Alva B
San Juan
P.R
UPI
Marisol Malaret
Butch James
Miss Malaret
Barbizon Modeling Agency
Lada A. MacDougall
Tel Critte
Holt Spring
Frank N
Stephen J. Rice
Robert A
Belly A. Church
Francis G. Woodward
Richard B
Gloria C. Watson
Butter Road
Virginia J. McKenna
Wennington
Jack L
Lee Rs. Harrington
Colville Road
VW warns of defective wiper alert in older VWs
ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS NJ Volkswagen of America warns owners of 1949 to 1963 models that windshield wiper performance may be impaired as the set screw linking the wiper arm to the driving shaft can loosen. Dealers offer replacement wiper arms at nominal cost to restore wiping action.
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Englewood Cliffs
Volkswagen of America
State crafts shop open for Christmas
The Vermont Department of Education Arts and Crafts Service operates a Christmas Shop on the 4th floor of the State Office Building in Montpelier. It runs weekdays 1 am to 2 pm through Dec 22, featuring 50 Vermont craftsmen across pottery leather stained glass weaving and jewelry with demonstrations by various creators on select dates. The shop aims to become a year round permanent display of Vermont handcrafts.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Department of Education
Arts and Crafts Service
State Office
D'Ann Fago
David Bredemier
Charlotte
Mildred Wells
Craftsbury
Kay Curtis
Randolph
Caroline Strauss
Moretown
Linda Seiffert
Jeffersonville
Arlene Jackson
Northfield
Judith Versweyveld
Essex
Donald Poole
Lincoln
Pria Cambio
Department of Education
Doctor Sues Ski Firm Over Injury at Glen Ellen
Dr Charles M Hyde of Ashtabula Ohio has filed suit in U S District Court naming Norse Corporations of Vermont as defendants along with Glen Ellen ski area Fayston Vermont where he broke his leg on December 13 1970 while skiing He says a toe binding problem was ignored by Glen Ellen staff and repairs at the mountain shop failed leading to further riding injuries.
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Burlington
Ashtabula
Ohio
Norse Corporations
Vermont
U.S. District Court
Glen Ellen
Fayston
Charles M. Hyde
Hyde. Teche
Grandma's patch quilts become museum pieces
Washington reports a quilt craze elevating American patchwork to museum and market status. Collectors seek antique counterpanes as stores and cooperatives expand quilting as both hobby and business. The Smithsonian hosts a quilt exhibit while the National Quilting Association grows in Beltsville to over 300 members.
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Washington
Attica
National Georgraphic Society
New York
Smithsonian Institution
Renwick
Washington, D.C
National Quilting Association
Beltsville
Yvonne Khin
Vermont Tech grads see strong field employment in Randolph
Fifty one percent of spring VT Technical College graduates in Randolph are employed in their study area seeks solid starting salaries. Eighteen percent pursue further education, a school record, and three percent join the military, a record low. The report notes overall favorable outcomes amid weak job conditions.
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Randolph
Vermont Technical College
Graduates' Salaries and Placement by Field and State
Placement Director Newton Ryerson reports engineering technology graduates earn an average in-state salary of 7060 dollars and 4664 dollars out-of-state. Only 29 percent provided complete data while others held temporary jobs or work outside their field. Agriculture graduates show 78 percent in Vermont. 52 percent of engineering grads are also employed there.
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Newton Ryerson
Vermont
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