Vermont Firms Urged To Hire Vermont Graduates
Vermont industries urged to recruit locally as 20 000 job openings expected at the University of Vermont this year. Hanau notes fewer than 1 percent of openings come from within the state, urging state employers to engage campus placement offices and connect with graduates including women and veterans returning after service. Alumni and undergraduates are counseled to align academic goals with career plans, while recruiters are welcomed as campus guests.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Vermont
Douglas O. Hanau
UVM
Hanau
Grand Union Reopens After Major Wilmington Renovation
The Grand Union in Wilmington on East Main Street reopens after a rebuilt remodel featuring vertical frozen food cases a modern delicatessen and automatic doors. The 8500 square foot store nearly doubles its space with more parking and new climate control. General Manager Bernard Dwyer announces hours daily to 9 pm through today with closures on December 24 25. During opening week prizes include trading stamps and a four piece silver coffee service. Assistants include Kenneth Sullivan Roy Bickford and Daniel Barnes.
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Wilmington
Grand Union
East Main Street
Bernard
Dwyer
Kenneth Sullivan
Roy Bickford
Daniel Barnes
Transfers at Bennington Town Clerk Dec 14 to 21
Miss Mary Hodeck reports transfers recorded in the Bennington town office for December 14 to 21. On December 15 Fillmore Farms to Mahar. December 15 Bates Estate to Wiskoski at 225 Park St. December 15 Bourgeois to Matheson on North Branch Street. December 19 Polygraphic Co. of America to Corcoran on U S 7 south of Harwood Hill underpass about 200 feet frontage.
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Bennington
Mary Hodeck
Fillmore Farms, Inc
J. C. Jerome
Alexander E
Marilyn C. Mahar
Colgate Road
Julius E. Bates
Ruth E. Bates
John and
Susan S. Wiskoski
Park St
Donald E
Anita P. Bourgeois
Frederick M
Audrey H. Matheson
North Branch Street
Polygraphic Co
America
Joseph D
Monica H. Corcoran
U.S. 7
Harwood Hill
ITN to Replace Love Deuce Tennis Scoring
Britain’s ITN plans to televise a Sydney tournament using an 11 2 3 4 scoring method instead of the traditional love and deuce. The change aims to simplify the game for viewers and clarify scoring for laymen.
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London
UPI
Britain
Independent Television Network
ITN
Sydney
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Robert C. Brewster
Judith 8
Brownell
Margaret H. Bryant
James B. Campbell
Paula R. Curran
Homer B. Ellis, Jr
Thelma Goodell
Louise H. Hartwell
Carleton G. Howe
John L
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Donald G. Johnson
Arthur M. Kelton
Nancy King
James C. Mabry
John 8. McCormick, Jr
Betty S. Powers
Christian W. Schafer
Douglas P. Shaw
Leona Squires
Lois Squires
Earle E., Storrs
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Raggedy Ann
Monument Plaza
Love Is
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Nok
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