Vermont Montage Exhibit Showcases Girl Scout Art
Vermont Montage, a display of art forms depicting the seasons of Vermont, will be shown at Vermont Technical College Randolph in connection with a Senior Girl Scout event in July. The Vermont Girl Scout Council will host Scouts from the U S and abroad with works by two Bennington Junior Girl Scouts.
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Girl Scouts
Vermont
Vermont Technical
College
Randolph
Green Mountains
Far Meadows
Vermont Girl Scout Council
United States
Bennington
Sandra Kerbs
George Kerbs
Susan DeConick
Paul DeConiick
Manchester
Dorset
North Bennington
Arlington
Shaftsbury
Pownal
Readsboro
Twenty Vermont students named to Oakey advisory council
Vermont Education Commissioner Joseph H. Oakey announces a new Student Advisory Council of twenty seniors from diverse schools. Selected for their group interaction, problem analysis, and solutions, they will meet in Montpelier July 25 to 27 and then advise on educational issues and policies.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Education
Joseph H. Oakey
Oakey
State Board of Education
Michael Johnson
Springfield
Otter Valley
Brandon
Don Phillips
Fair Haven
Benson
Diane Taran
Poultney
Gloria Danforth
Mt. Anthony
North Pownal
John Monette
North Country
Newport
Tim Barton
Enosburg
Enosburg Falls
Lisa Greif
Burlington
Ken Pariseau
Rice
Adam Zahler
Champlain Valley
Charlotte
Keith Dawley
Blue Mountain
South Ryegate
Dan Bray
East Montpelier
Ed Gully
Leland & Gray
Jamaica
Paul de Masi
Whitingham School
Readsboro
Andy Staples
Lamoille
Johnson
JoAnn Gosselin
Lake Region
Barton
Henry Marckres
Craftsbury Academy
Craftsbury Village
Diane Martin
Rochester
Kathy Gagnon
Twinfield
Plainfield
Cheryl A. Godbout
Department of Education
Miss Godbout
Vermont Department of
New York
Utilities go underground in Woodstock
WOODSTOCK Vermont residents begin burying all utility lines to preserve rural character. Overhead cables including NE Telephone Co and CVPS lines are being removed and replaced by more than a mile and a half of underground cable behind 29 utility poles. The project is partly funded by Mr and Mrs Laurance Rockefeller who own a Woodstock home and financed the new Woodstock Inn.
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Woodstock
UPI
Vermont
New England Telephone Co
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Laurance Rockefeller
Woodstock Inn
Hartford Hospital of Nursing grads 100 in 3 year program
Mrs Dianne Haddad Probola of Bennington earned a nursing diploma as one of 100 graduates at Hartford Hospital School of Nursing during Sunday commencement exercises in Hartford Conn. Joseph D Duffey of Harvard spoke on Nursing as a Profession and a tea followed. The school has graduated 4100 in its diploma program since 1877. TOKYO UP I A 90 ton locomotive is being given away by Japanese National Railways to whoever can take it home.
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Dianne (Haddad) Probola
Edward Haddad Jr
Northside Drive
Bennington
Hartford Conn
Hospital School of Nursing
Joseph D. Duffey
Kennedy Institute of Politics
Harvard University
School of Nursing
Hartford Hospital School of Nursing
Tokyo
UPI
Japanese National Railways
Thrift Shop Offers Fresh Buys and Books This Week
The outdoor thrift sale proved successful thanks to pleasant weather. This week features women's blouses and skirts, men's slacks suits and jackets, plus a large books and magazines collection. Donors request baby clothes and women’s undergarments. Store hours Thursday 2 5 pm Friday 12 3 4 30 pm and Saturday 10 am to 2 pm.
Citizens Advisory Committee Formed for Swift Water Girl Scouts
Manchester New Hampshire Mrs R Dewitt Mallary of Mallory Farms Bradford Vermont and Mrs MacLean Williamson of Woodstock join the Swift Water Girl Scout Council advisory panel announced by council president Mrs Arthur Moody Amherst The composed of men and women from across New Hampshire and southeastern Vermont will advise on expanding Scouting services for girls The committee will meet at least twice a year Williamson serves on the National Girl Scout board.
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Manchester, N.H
R. Dewitt Mallary
Mallory Farms
Bradford
MacLean Williamson
Woodstock
Swift Water Girl Scout
Arthur Moody
Amherst
Council
New Hampshire
Vermont
Board of Directors
Williamson
National
Girl Scout Board
Sun’s Distant Fate Told By Griffith Park Show
Griffith Park planetarium outlines a five billion year scenario in a news release. The sun will exhaust its fuel, expand, then cool. Oceans evaporate, atmosphere blown away, land and mountains melt, Earth becomes a molten marble then a frigid orb.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Griffith Park Plantarium
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