Retiring Cora B Whitney principal honored at 47 years in teaching
Mrs. Florence R. Kinsley retires as Cora B Whitney School principal after 37 years of service at the primary, with 14 years as principal. About 200 guests at Mt. Anthony Country Club praised her career. speakers included Dr. Harold D. Sleeman and Ruth Bodine. Gifts ranged from plaques to a CORA B WHITNEY necklace pin watch and a decorative money tree.
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Vis
Mluonee
Kinsley
Cara B. Whitney School
Biorth
Steven Flynt
Te Crw
Kenneth Parte
CBW
James King
Cambridge
Sally Crawford
George A. Sherton
Supt. Sleeman
Ruth B. Bedine
Bennington
Geiuvipal
South Deerfield
Stoneham
Mass
CRW
Mary DeLong
Mary Ellen Carpenter
Lawrence Moe Harrington
Walter Gavin
PTG
Louis Jerretta
Richard A. Sleeman
Bennington School District Inc
Richard Woodward
Corab Whitney
Woodward
Burt Rockwood Jr
Moe" Harrington
Conrad
East Road
Maurice ‘Moe’ Rancourt
The
PIG
Harrisburg
David Kirkpatrick
Five million dollar Vermont telephone complex kicks off
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION UPI Work started on a multi million dollar addition to New England Telephone Co. long distance switching complex. When done in fall 1974 the building will more than double the size of the Vermont hub. The project carries a total price tag of more than nine million and is driven by rising long distance demand. Louis Retter says it is the company’s largest recent building effort in Vermont and underscores a commitment to improve service. Last week Retter said the company had filed for higher rates to fund the expansion.
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White River Junction
UPI
New England Telephone Co
Vermont
Louis Reder
Retter
Reder
Woman killed in N H crash near hill in Chesterfield
An 88 year old Brattleboro woman identified as Marjorie Harper died when her car struck the rear of a dump truck at a hilltop location in Chesterfield New Hampshire. The report notes ongoing Vermont Supreme Court related context and a Public Service Board action on a rate hike case earlier this year.
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Chesterfield
N.H
UPI
Marjorie Harper
Brattleboro
Vermont Supreme Court
State Public Service Board
1973 Mt Anthony Union Yearbook Supplement At Press
The 1973 Yearbook Supplement for Mt Anthony Union High School is at press and will cover all senior activities for spring 1973. It costs 75 cents and may be ordered with pickup of the yearbook. For more information call the school at 47-7511.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Blues chairman warns of insolvency if rate cuts hold
SUWTLAND UP I B Lues Blue Shield would face insolvency and seek higher rates if courts uphold orders requiring a 9 percent rate cut in Vermont and New Hampshire Blue Cross could raise up to 9 4 percent. Dr R P Darrow Rutland said lowering rates now and raising them later would be foolish and may force larger increases to cover losses. He noted the issue was presented to the Vermont Medical Society convention in Dover.
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Suwtland
UPI
Blue Shield
Supreme Courts
Vermont
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Insurance
John Durkin
Hankin
Insurance
Eugene Lemke
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Board
R. P. Darrow
Rutland
Darrow
Vermont State Medical Society
Dover
RSVP Volunteers Contribute Over Four Thousand Hours in April Bennington County
RSVP News Hours reports volunteers donated 1162 hours in April across Bennington County with total 4516 hours since October. Arlington area outreach expands as new advisory member Charlotte Dunlap joins and Hetirod Senior Volunteers grows. Many individuals including Helen Congdon and Alice Clark contribute at libraries, blood banks, and service projects while Bertha Stearns and Isabelle Pope supply items for nursing home patients and charitable causes. The RSVP office at 200 Pleasant St. Bennington invites more volunteers.
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RSVP
Bennington County
Hetirod
Charlotte Dunlap
Helen Congdon
Red Cross
Arlington
Alice Clark
East Arlington
Mary Houghton
Ann Metcalfe
Nellie Hayden
Martha Canfield
Town Planning Commission
Bertha Stearns
Isabelle Pope
St. Peter's Church
Pleasant St
Bennington
Bennington Briefs and Local Notices
The regular meeting of the 24 Depot St. board of directors is tonight at 7 30. Plais Dirt Gardeners prepare plants for the club flower show on Tuesday June 32 at St Peter's Church. Paula Anne Dowd graduates from Wells College with a BA. Mt Anthony Union High School seniors all night party final parents meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 in Road 104. Anniversary reception for Mr and Mrs John Riddle tonight 7 40 to 9 30 at Colgate Hall First Baptist. Death and Dying course at Ecumenical Center 507 County St tonight at 7. Phi Beta Kappa initiates 19 new UVM members. Jean M Davidson named new chapter president. Dr Durand will be out of town Friday afternoon June 8 and Saturday June 9. Office hours Monday June 10 as usual ADV.
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St. Peter's Church
Marell Riewann
Roderick Hwaphreys
Mt. Anthony
John Riddle
Colgate Hall
First Baptist Church
Ecumenical Center
County St
Edward Gauthier
UVM
Phi Beta Kappa
Jean M. Davidson
Classics
George T. Little
Politica Science
Dr. Durand
Bennington
Bennington Muscwn
Bennington Woodcrakers
Bennington Gallery
Bennington Potters
Harry Rowe
Wells River
Vermont State Medical Society
Bennington County
Willard C. Scrivner
AMA
Norman Gardner
Rowe
D. Donald Dingman
Rutland
J. Ward Stackpole
Hubert B. Coon
Burlington
Charles C. Cunningham
Springfield
Mes
Dexter Davis
Friends of the LBJ Library formed to aid Austin institutions
Lady Bird Johnson announced the formation of Friends of the LBJ Library to raise funds for the LBJ Library and the LBJ School of Public Affairs in Austin. The announcement came at a reception with hundreds of former associates, and Johnson approved the plans two weeks before his death last January.
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LBJ Library
Washington
UPI
Lyndon Johnson
Friends of the
LBT School of Public Affairs
Austin
Texas
Lady Bird Johnson
Johnson
Medical auxiliaries meet at Mt. Snow in June weekend
The Vermont and New Hampshire medical societies and auxiliaries held a combined meeting at Mt. Snow. Delegates arrived Thursday for executive sessions, with Friday scientific meetings while wives golfed, toured Bennington sites, and enjoyed local venues. Saturday elected officers. guest speaker Maggie Wolf entertained. Stafford and Thomas hosted special guests. A bird walk closed the weekend as plans for next year’s meeting at Wentworth by the Sea were announced.
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Mt. Snow
Vermont
Robert T. Stafford
Richard C. Thomas
Stafford
Wentworth-bythe-sea
Portsmouth
N.H
Obituary of Mrs Lucy Quadland Lorenzen of North Adams
Mrs Lucy Quadland Lorenzen widow of Louis Lorenzen former North Adams resident died May 14 in Delray Beach Florida Cremation occurred in Florida Burial in Southview Cemetery North Adams with Rev Lafayette H Sprague Jr officiating, aunt of M Warren Quadland Bennington.
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Lucy [(Quadland) Lorenzen
Louis Lorenzen
North Adams
Mass
Delray Beach
Fla
Curt Mittal
Lorenzen
M. Warren Quadland
Bennington
Cornelius Quadland
Florida
Southview Cemetery
Lafayette H. Sprague Jr
St. John's Episcopal Church
Chagall Returns to Russia for Tretyakov Show
Painter Marc Chagall, living in France for over five decades, visited Moscow for the first time since leaving Russia. An exhibition at the Tretyakov Gallery features 64 lithographs and five paintings.
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Moscow
Upl
Marc Chagall
Russia
France
Monnay
Tretyakov
ROTC at UVM Opens to Women on Equal Basis
The University of Vermont's department of military studies will admit freshmen and sophomores of both genders to ROTC this fall. Women can be commissioned into the National Guard Army Reserve or Regular Army with a starting salary of 9165 dollars per year, and may compete for Army ROTC scholarships covering tuition fees books and 14 dollars monthly while in school. Cadets without scholarships receive a monthly subsistence allowance in their junior and senior years. The program expands a successful trial on other campuses and is praised by Lt. Col. William Hapunski as overdue and beneficial to ROTC at UVM.
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Burlington
Department of Military Studies
The
University of Vermont
National Guard
Army Reserve
Regular Army
T Rollope
William 0. Hapunski
UVM
U.S. Army
University of Vermont, Burlington
Phine
Health agencies hear new state commissioner
Mrs Elizabeth M Burke acting director of Bennington Home Health Agency represented the agency at the third annual Vermont Assembly of Home Health Agencies meeting held May at Woodstock Inn. Dr Anthony Robbins Vermont Health Commissioner and Rep Emory Webard discussed the task force for a Vermont early and periodic screening diagnosis and treatment program and community nursing plans. Hebard noted reviewing a 300 million state budget in three months with 100000 approved for fiscal 1974 to expand home health services. A Bi-State Community Health Project panel followed. Nomination of officers included Mrs Joan Blankinship nominated for president.
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Woodstocks
Elizabeth M. Burke
H.N
Bennington Home Heath
Vermont Assembly of Home Health Agencies
Woodstock Inn
Anthony Robbins
Vermont Department of Health
Emory A. Webard
Vermont House Appropriations Committee
Robbins
Assembly
Vermont
Hebard
Vermont Assembly and
BiState
Taok
Joan Blankinship
St. Johnsbury
Tax tips when you buy a home
Tax guidance explains how property taxes, settlement costs, and deductible items affect year end filings. It notes that some settlement expenses may be added to the purchase price, reducing reported profit, and lists items like fees, surveys, title searches, and transfer taxes as examples.
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Ares Sawyers
Aml Lille Insurance
Phils
Feshwuld
Nivesdak
aTat
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Harold D. Sylvester
Fulton
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Rsvp News
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May
Arlington Area
Bennington Briefs
Depot St. Board of Directors
Paula Anne Dowd
Paul Ei. Dowd
Bradford Place
Wells College
Aurora, N.Y
College For Women
Upstate New York
Tunbeon
George A
Maggie) Wolf
Renteal
Pubie Servine Corporacion
Chagall
ROTC
Mossington
Vermont Association of Howitor Boards
Soslington
Nichols
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