Vermont children to march against welfare plan
Mrs. Linda Brown leads a Vermont march against Nixon Welfare Reform HR 1, planned for March 25 in Bellows Falls to protest its impact on children. VWRO and 5-C Inc. organize a March planning meeting in Rutland on March 3 and a February 26 workshop in Montpelier.
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Bellows Falls
Washington
Nixon
Linda Brown
5-C Inc
Vermont
Brown
Vermont Welfare Rights Organization
VWRO
Rutland
Unitarian Universalist Church
Bethany Congregational Church
Montpelier
SEVCA
5-C Corp
5-C Board of Trustees
National Welfare Rights Organization
The
Day Care and Child Development Council
County realtors hear soil conservationist
ARLINGTON The Bennington County Board of Realtors met at the Colonial Inn in Arlington Feb 17 for a dinner meeting. Newly elected realtor Gerry Butler attended with his wife and was welcomed by Vice President Walker Kimball. Mary Sparks de Brun of Arlington was admitted to membership by unanimous vote. John de Brun introduced Larry Pratt of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service who outlined the department’s interest in open spaces land planning and collaboration with landowners to prevent soil erosion and promote farm ponds tree planting programs.
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Arlington
Bennington County Board of Realtors
Colonial Inn
Gerry Butler
Bennington
Walker Kimball
Mary Sparks de Brun
Board of Realtors
John de Brun
Larry Pratt
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Obituaries for Carl F Taylor and James S Wilkins
Carl F Taylor 59 died Wednesday at his Granville New York home after a long illness. Survived by wife Ruth DeKalb son Ronald and six daughters. funeral Friday 2 pm at Robert M King Funeral Home Granville. burial Truthville Cemetery later. Also James S Wilkins 52 of Keene New Hampshire died last week at 20 Billings Ave Keene. survived by wife Mary E Pearson and daughter Bryan King. burial in West Chesterfield New Hampshire after services at Fletcher Funeral Home Keene.
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Carl F. Taylor
Granville
N.Y
West Pawlet
Clarence D. and
Elizabeth (Oatman) Taylor
Ruth DeKalb
Ronald Taylor
Shirley Reid
Beverly Taylor
Sharon McCullen
Diane
Robert M. King
James S. Wilkins
Keene, N.H
Peru
Billings Ave
Big Flats
American Optical Co
Keene
Wilkins
Kenne Lodge of Elks
Mary E. Pearson
Sarah Wilkins
Bryan King
Winchester
N.H
Kenneth
Manchester
Raymond
Arlington
Ida Beauregard
Mt. Tabor
Wayne
Betty) Westene
Chester
Roy
Charolotte) Norse
Francis
Dorothy) Daley
Fletcher Funeral Home
West Chesterfield
Vermont adopts para professional and performance based teaching certification
Vermont becomes the first state to include performance evaluation criteria for both professional and para professionals in teacher certification. The Board of Education adopted amendments enabling para professional certification and set evaluation guidelines with a plan to implement by September 1972. Initial para professional certification will begin in 1972-73, with a two year, 31 member committee overseeing seven public hearings.
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Montpelier
Vermont
State Board of Education
Robert B. Vail
Vail
Vermont Department of Education
State Department of Education
Department
State Board
Manchester Youth Sustains Minor Injuries In Car Crash
Manchester police say Gary Steven Roberts of Manchester Depot lost control on Route 7 north of Center, left the road, struck a snowbank and rolled over. The car was a total loss. Roberts was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital by the Manchester Rescue Squad.
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Manchester
Gary Steven Roberts
Manchester Depot
Roberts
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Manchester Rescue
Kidney Danger Signals Warn of Functional Disorders
A vintage classified style ad claims nocturia burning urge and leg pains signal kidney issues and promotes Bukets Regu day treatment for flushing kidneys and aiding passage. It promises a 48¢ refund if not pleased within 12 hours and directs readers to Quinlan's Drug Store today.
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Quinlan’s
Vermont course promotes sheep herding and hand spun yarn
In Montpelier on February 22 fourteen Vermont women begun a two month five days a week course to process local wool into hand spun yarn and natural dyes. The program, run by the Arts and Crafts Service with state departments, aims to keep Vermont wool crafts in state and create new jobs as sheep farming expands and open land policies grow.
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New State Course
Montpelier
Vermont
Arts and Crafts Service
Vermont Department of Education
Vermont Department of Employment Security
Shelburne Farms Spinners and Weavers Inc
D’ann Fago
Arts and Crafts
Vermont Department of Agriculture
Vermont Sheep Breeders Association
Shelburne
Webb
Webb Farm
Champlain Valley Transportation Co
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Ed Lauzon
Bennington Lions
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Regio Bay
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Bennington Free Library
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London
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Time Magazine
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Scott
Towers of Silence
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Blutstein
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Cavan
Haight
Haight- Ashbury
Chase
Giles
Kinne
Larmore
Lindbergh
Medvedev
Stalin
Milner
Woolley
Edmonds
Beaver Valley
Klimo
Smythe
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Berkshire
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Walker
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