Scholarships and Programs for Student Aid and Training
Continuation list of scholarships and programs from 4-H Heinz Hearst Westinghouse Ellis Elks Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing and others. Notable awards include 19 additional 4-H scholarships up to 1600, Army Nurse and Officer programs, Heinz funded restaurant scholarships, Hearst journalism fellowships, Westinghouse science and engineering grants, and Elks foundations with March 1 deadlines. Includes eligibility, addresses, and application processes for each.
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American Association of Schools
United States
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Hearst
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Market Streets
San Francisco
Calif
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Local Student Advises College Applicants
Canton New York Kenyon R Simpson of 201 Weeks St Bennington is among 80 St. Lawrence University students in Operation Boomerang a Christmas vacation project to help high school graduates understand college life through informal meetings with former classmates The aim is to reduce catalog only perceptions and ease the transition to higher education. Miss Patricia Prandini of Pag eant Street had a surprise bridal shower with twenty guests at her sister in law Mrs Eugene Prandini s home Purple and white decorations featured a wedding bell A buffet lunch and a decorative shower cake accompanied gifts Miss Prandini will wed Warren Buckler on January 21.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Educational Dept
Pittsburgh
Ellis Foundation
U.S
Elk Lodge
State Elks Association
Office
The
Elks National Foundation
Court Street
Boston
Mass
Canton
N.Y
Kenyon R. Simpson
Bennington
St. Lawrence University
St. Lawrence
Patricia Prandini
Pageant Street
Eugene Prandini
Gage Street
Emil Grimm
John Bellrose
Miss Prandini
Warren Buckler
Bennington Court Clears Docket With Guilty Pleas
Several cases in Municipal Court were settled on Wednesday as defendants withdrew not guilty pleas and entered new pleas. Earl Bishop Jr. of Bennington received a suspended four to six month sentence for petty larceny and is on probation. Eugene Percey of Bennington was fined for driving to endanger with a dismissed stop-for-officer charge. William Ostrander of Bennington got a suspended two to three year sentence for disturbing the peace by assault. Kenneth Dooley of Scotia pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined. William Smith of Bennington and Enoch Tollisen of Eagle Bridge faced new and ongoing charges, with Smith fined and Tollisen bail set. Earlier, Russell Christie was ordered to Weeks School, adjudged a delinquent minor, with a promise of potential release on good behavior.
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Earl Bishop Jr
Bennington
House of Correction
George M. Fienberg
Bishop
Eugene Percey
Percey
William Ostrander
John Young
Fienberg
Ostrander
Kenneth Dooley
Scotia
N.Y
William Smith
Enoch Tollisen
Eagle Bridge
Smith
Morgan Street
Tollisen
Russell Christie
Vergennes
Christie
Vermont to tax income as a percent of federal liability
Vermont would be the first state to set its income tax as a flat percentage of the federal tax under a Legislative Council proposal. The plan, supported by Miller of Princeton, would set the rate at about 20 to 25 percent of federal liability and add changes such as higher exemptions and a capital gains tax, shifting burden toward higher earners.
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Vermont
Miller
Santa Claus Brightens Shaftsbury Red Brick Christmas Party
BCHS Saber Games and Future Teachers Club staged a joyful Wednesday party at Red Brick School Shaftsbury with Santa alias George Stockman. Children played games won Tootsie Rolls prizes, then sang carols and opened gifts from Santa in a decoratively prepared playroom. Cookies chips and soda satisfied hungry guests as Santa received a warm sendoff.
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Santa Claus
George Stockman
Red Brick
Shaftsbury
Future Teachers Club
Michael Latif
Santa
Sue Grant
FTA
Miss Eastman
Youth Council Plans Caroling for Christmas Eve Outing
The Bennington Youth Council with reps from 10 churches invites all to join a caroling tour Friday night Dec 23. Meet 7:30 p.m. in front of First Methodist Church. procession along Main South Elm Dewey back to the church. London station announcer jokes about a late arrival.
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Bennington
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