Randolph couple pursue art and self direction in Vermont home
Mr and Mrs Harold Rippon of Randolph Center Vermont moved from Massachusetts to live as they choose Their 64 year old artist couple design and make ceramic pottery paint portraits and landscapes and build and craft jewelry Their two sons Dean and Windsor also work in sports science and architecture Their home blends modern and primitive styles with a three level layout and a distinctive stone fireplace The couple sell their work from home and enjoy rural life with birds and tame squirrels nearby.
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Randolph Center
Harold Rippon
Massachusetts
Rippon
Boston
Dean
Florida
Diane Struble
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Rutland High School
Windsor
General Electric
Burlington
Rippons
Mrs. Rippon
Vermont
Information Booths Report Big Gains in Vermont
Vermont officials report a 9.3 percent statewide rise in registrations at information booths by Labor Day 1960. Burlington Bellows Falls and Waterbury show the largest increases with foreign registrations up 14 percent, mainly Canadian. Many visitors first got Vermont info at the Montreal office, underscoring growing interest in Vermont as a vacation spot.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
Burlington
Bellows Falls
Waterbury
Vermont Information Office
Montreal
Development Department
Nims Named Chairman Of Vermont Heart Fund Drive
Fred L. Nims of Londonderry is named chairman of the 1962 Vermont Heart Association Fund drive Dr Porter H Dale president of the association announces Nims will lead over 5000 volunteers in the campaign against heart disease The state goal is 65000 Nims Brattleboro native is office and production manager for Smith Inc Londonderry and serves on the Vermont Heart Association board and executive committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Nims
Londonderry
Vermont Heart Association
Porter H. Dale
Montpelier
State Heart Fund
Nims
Brattleboro
Smith, Inc
Rivers Flow From Alberta To Global Waters
Rivers originate in Alberta Canada then flow south to the Gulf of Mexico north to the Arctic Ocean and east to Hudson Bay, outlining vast drainage paths across multiple regions.
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Canadian
Alberta
Gulf of Mexico
Arctic Ocean
Hudson Bay
Earhart Mystery Remains Unsolved Amid Saipan Find
CA anthropologist Dr. Theodore McCown concluded seven pounds of bones and teeth unearthed on Saipan are not Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan. He cited X ray and microscopic tests identifying the remains as Oriental. The bones were found by radio announcer Fred Goerner and sent for analysis.
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San Francisco
Amelia Earhart
Pacific
Fred Noonan
Theodore McCown
University of California
Saipan
Miss Earhart
Noonan
Fred Goerner
McCown
Vermont Proposes Youth Penal Institution Costing 2 Million
Chairman Holger C. Peterson of the State Board of Institutions urged a $2 million 1963 legislative appropriation for a new intermediate penal institution for youthful offenders in Vermont. The facility would bridge the gap between Weeks School and the state prison and is described as a top priority. He also pressed higher qualifications for 16 municipal court judges and six year terms instead of two.
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Burlington, Vt
Holger.c. Peterson
State Board of Institutions
Vermont
Peterson
Service Club
Vermont Municipal Court
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Rosasco
Travel Agency, Inc
Main’ ST
Bennington
North
Adams
Mass
Santa's
Kenner
Bennington Road
PLAID
Heart Fund
Earhart
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance Co
Main Street
YES
Columbia
Noveck’s
Main St. Bennington
Nichols
St. Thomas
Justin
Texas
Rolfe
Lady
Buxton
Lady Baltimore
Union St
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