Vacantion home in flying saucer shape eyed for future
New York reports a fiberglass mass produced vacation home designed in Finland by Matti Suuronen and built in the United States by Future Corp. The 26 foot diameter ellipse houses up to eight people with built in kitchen and bath, four engineered access points, and can be helicopter delivered to sites within 75 miles of the Philadelphia plant.
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New York
UPS
Finland
Matti Suuronen
Future Corp
Philadelphia
H. L. Pruchter
Fruchter
Pleasant Valley Grange to meet in hall Friday night
Community notices list the Pleasant Valley subordin ate and junior Granges meeting on Friday June 6 at 8 30 p m at the hall. Also noted are visits by Malcolm Hamilton and relatives, church services at United Methodist with Rev Oswald Muller, and W S C S meeting at Mrs James D Austin Jr's home June 5. Other items mention SUNY Farmingdale student Kenneth Aiken visiting from L I, a birth in Quito Ecuador of Stephen John Manney to Rosemarie Virtue Manney, and the engagement of Josephine Bruso to Harold Baker with a September 20 wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Malcolm Hamilton
Ithaca
Joy
Cornell University
Daniel More
Garretsville
United Methodist Church
Oswald A. Muller
W.S.C.S
James D. Austin Jr
Kenneth L. Aiken
SUNY
Farmingdale
L.I
Kenneth E. Aiken
Gerald
Gertrude Aiken
Stephen John
David L. Manney
Quito
Ecuador
Manney
Rosemarie Virtue
Cambridge
Ella Bruso
Johnsonville
Josephine
Harold Bruce Baker
Harold E. Baker
Lee Road
Miss Bruso
Hoosie Valley Central School
Baker
Vietnam
Local students and summer work noted in Manchester
Manchester miss Pamela Fisk, daughter of Dr and Mrs Robert Fisk, is home from Roanoke College in Salem Virginia for the summer and will work at the Harvest Inn. Arlene Cole won a Wyler watch in a drawing by Wyler Watch Company and McWayne Jewelers. Verna Moyer finished her first year at St Joseph College in Old Bennington in the executive secretarial program. Alison Cherbonneau, home from Castleton State College, majors in elementary education and works at the Grand Union. Mrs George B Otis of Hyde Park Massachusetts visits for granddaughter Melanie's graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Fisk
Robert Fisk
Roanoke College
Salem
Harvest Inn
Arlene Cole
Wyler
Wyler Watch Company
Mc Wayne Jewelers
Burr and Burton Seminary
Clifford Graham
Manchester Journal
Suzanne
Verna Moyer
Kenneth Moyer
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Alison Cherbonneau
Donald Cherbonneau
Castleton State College
Grand Union
George B. Otis
Hyde Park
Mass
Don B. Otis
Melanie
Johnson State Summer School expands offerings with fifth year program
Johnson State College will begin a six week summer session July 7 to August 15 led by Dr. Arthur J. Dibden. The new fifth year certification program allows holders of bachelor degrees to complete 30 additional credit hours in education or liberal arts. Also featured are Project Access and librarianship courses. The program aims to uplift elementary and secondary teachers in Vermont by improving professional standing.
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Johnson — Johnson State College
Arthur J. Dibden
Vermont State Colleges
JSC
Johnson State College
William D. May
Edward Elmendorf
Zoning Permits and Local Education Updates
Building permits issued in May include additions and new structures for residents on Bradford Street West Side Putnam Street and Main Street. Local graduates Jane Walsh and IBM testing noted. planning for Project Access aims to help high school graduates enter college with guidance and tutoring. Johnson State College expands librarian courses and summer session details outline admissions and dormitory housing for about 200 students.
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A. Sidney Edson
Stanley Etheridge
Grove St
Thomas Hoyt
Bradford St
George and
Norma Corey
Putnam St
Francis P. Conti
Grandview
James B. Gibney
Main St
Paul M. Clermont
Dewey St
Bennington and Mamaroneck Residents Visit Olsen Cabin
Mountain Towns Mr and Mrs R Dupree and Mr and Mrs Albert Noel of Bennington were callers at John Clement and Clara Day home. Arnold Olsen and three of five children from Mamaroneck New York spent the holiday weekend at the Olsen cabin.
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R. Dupree
Albert Noel
Bennington
John Clement
Clara Day
Arnold Olsen
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Olsen
School Lunch Week Menu Snapshot
Monday tomato soup crackers grilled cheese sandwich peach crisp milk. Tuesday oven fried chicken school bread butter peanut butter buttered kernels noodles fruit cocktail milk. Wednesday tuna macaroni salad hot rolls butter vegetable cheese cube applesauce milk. Thursday lasagna hot bread butter green salad jello milk. Friday American goulash peanut butter jelly sandwich assorted vegetables ice cream milk.
New Director Appointed To Crippled Children Assn
Rutland Vermont Association for the Crippled Inc names Robert H Dombro from Baltimore Maryland as executive director effective September replacing Dorothy Smithson who led since 1944. Dombro heads Johns Hopkins Child Life program and teaches pediatrics and education. he will oversee a 32 year old program serving over 600 handicapped Vermonters with offices at 88 Park Street Rutland.
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Rutland
Vermont Association For the Crippled Inc
Robert H., Dombro
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dorothy Smithson
Dombro
Johns Hopkins
Department of Pediatrics
School of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University
Coppin State College
Philadelphia
Albright College
Reading
Pennsylvania
University of Wisconsin At
Madison
Howard University
Washington, D.C
VAC
Association
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
Park Street
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South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Wickes
North St
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
ELM Street
Oneida
Manchester
Melanie Otis P.O. Box
Johnson State Summer School
The
David Martin Walsh Jr
East Main Street
Rockwood Mills
Greenbrier
M. Harry Hull
Ithaca, N.Y
Pownal
Pratt ST
Crippled Children Assn
Robert H. Dombro
John Malone
LEXAN
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Main Street
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