Miss Okays VIM Child Care Center in Jackson
The Mississippi approval confirms VIM Child Care Center in Jackson joins federal lunch and welfare programs. Edward Seaver reports 34 children in center, 19 in sub-centers, staff of five led by his wife, meals costing 50 cents to $3 weekly, with operation funded by federal and VIM funds. Circle III hosts June meeting on space age talk.
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Jackson
Miss
Vermont In Mississippi, Inc
VIM
Child Welfare Division
Mississippi State Department of Public Welfare
VIM Board of
Edward
Ted) Seaver
Montpelier
Seaver
Carol
Medgar Evers
Guild
Booker Street
VIM Board
Medgar Evers Neighborhood Guild
Washington Addition
Hinds County
Paul Bohne
Harwood Hill
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Bennington
Bohne
U.S
Melvin R. McGaughey
Circle III
Fred Butler
Jaycees Offer Unusual Items at Mt Anthony Auction
The Mt Anthony Jaycees host their first annual auction at Bennington Shopping Plaza starting 10 a.m. Saturday. Items include a real Western mare donated by Peter Dona van Jr, a 1929 Model A Roadster buggy offered by E Joseph Strzesak, and possibly one or two tractors. Also on sale are used appliances and various new merchandise donated by local merchants, with refreshments available.
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Jaycee
Mt. Anthony Jaycees
Bennington
Walt Hazelton
Skip Laurson
Joe Strzesak
Hagerman
Mt. Anthony Jaycee
Bennington Road
Peter Donavan Jr
E. Joseph Strzesak
Strzesak
Jaycee Unit
St Joseph College to Graduate Sixty Six Students
Congressman Robert T. Stafford will be principal speaker at St. Joseph College graduation ceremonies at 3 p.m. Sunday in the National Guard Armory. Sixty six candidates include 29 with an associate in science in secretarial studies and 37 with an associate in science in business administration majors in accounting or management. Presiding will be John F. Lomer gan, board chairman. Rev. Joseph Wiseman will give invocation and benediction. Glee club and orchestra will perform. Graduates include Suzanne Hoth, Timothy Lindsey, John Mason, Martin Oak.
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Robert T. Stafford
St. Joseph College
National Guard
Presiding
John F. Lomergan
Joseph Wiseman
C.S.C
Sacred Heart Church
College Glee Club
Suzanne Hoth
Timothy Lindsey
John Mason
Martin Oak
Golden Wedding Open House Acknowledges Mallorys
George Mallory and wife observe their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday June 5 with an Open House at their Hicks Avenue home hosted by son Chester Mallory and daughter-in-law. The event from 2 30 to 5 p.m. invites family and friends including relatives in Bennington North Bennington Rutland Brattleboro Shaftsbury Adams Mass North Adams Mass Glens Falls N.Y. Stillwater N.Y. Portersburg N.Y. Quebec Canada and other listed communities for greetings.
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George Mallory
Hicks Avenue
Chester Mallory
Jefferson Heights
Albert Knights Jr
S. Branch St
Bobby Knights
Mallorys
Paul Ross
Brattleboro
Edmund Macfarlane
Robert J. Picucci
Rutland
Patricia McGann
West Rutland
Robert Millington
Joan Lyon
Shaftsbury
James R. Clark
Vergennes
Dennis Lawson
Michael Nimmons
Adams
Mass
John Gaffey
Anthony Gattuso
William Hurley
Richard Kiley
Dennis Moreau
Michael Morse
Gerald Mullen
Robert Racette
David Yorke
Patricia Alcambright
Traffic on Area Highways Shows Erratic April Pattern
Vermont traffic recorder report shows mixed April results. U S 7 in Shaftsbury fell 0.7 percent from April 1965, while Vt 11 in Peru rose 16.4 percent. Vt 9 in Wilmington dropped 6.0 percent, contrasting with a 37.7 percent April 1965 rise over 1964. 12 month averages edged up on some routes and dipped on others with varied yearly gains.
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Vermont Department of Highways
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Wilmington
Peru
Massachusetts Man Falls For Old Flimfdam Game
Andrew Barker, 70, of Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, was approached at his apartment by a young blonde woman named Susan Lippman who claimed to be visiting on Wednesday. The encounter appears to implement a common flimflam scheme targeting elderly residents.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Andrew Barker
Jamaica Plain
Susan Lippman
Barker
Susan
Sam
Park Square
Troop 53 closes 1965-66 season at Camp Woodford
Boy Scout notes recount a final meeting at Camp Woodford after Memorial Day with 18 Scouts marching in the parade. Eagle Bruce Fuller earned the Marksmanship badge at Philmont Ranch campout, and three Tenderfoot Scouts received badges. The troop announced Camp Sunrise sessions July 24–31 near Orwell, and listed season highlights from Sept 1965 to May 1966 including fundraisers and the Men of Tomorrow jamboree.
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Boy Scouts
Troop 53
Camp Woodford
Bruce Fuller
Philmont Ranch
Stephen Shoemaker
Gerald McIntire
Kevin Jacobs
Wayne Jacobs
Kendall F. Adams
Mr. Adams
Orwell
Lake Sunrise
Roy Bergquist
Rupert
Second Congregational Church
Rutland
Five Day Boston Forecast From UPI
Five day outlook for Boston and New England calls for near normal temperatures from Saturday through Wednesday with cooler days on Saturday and Tuesday or Wednesday. Normals include Boston 75 high 57 low and expected rainfall up to a half inch, with showers on Saturday and again around Tuesday.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
De Valera Wins Reelection in Tight Irish Vote
Dublin reports President Eamon De Valera, age 84 and nearly blind, won reelection by about 10,000 votes over Fine Gael candidate Tom O Higgins. Opposition calls result a repudiation and demands resignation as De Valera secures a second seven year term announced Thursday.
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Dublin
UPI
Fine Gael
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Tom O’higgins
Fine Gale Party
Old Academy Library Sets New Hours on Monument Ave
The Old Academy Library on Monument Avenue will open Tuesday evenings from 7 30 to 8 30 and Thursday afternoons from 3 to 5 starting June 7. Association president Hall W Cushman says the change aims to serve businessmen and the public better. the library is a modern reading library with no book rental.
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Old Academy
Monument Avenue
Association
Hall W. Cushman
Tues
Cushman
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Phooey
Rachel Carson
Arlington
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ELEC
Albert Watson
Harmon Rd
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Main St
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