Miss Harvey Represents Syracuse At Conference in Texas
Syracuse University sends eight member team to the National Association of Women Deans and Counselors Convention in Dallas Texas. Delegation includes dean of women Miss Marjorie C Smith assistant Miss Jean Crawford director Miss Margaret P Stafford and five graduate students led by Rosemary Harvey and others from Kingston Bennington Fredonia Colville and Syracuse. A Syracuse reunion breakfast for about 75 will be held Saturday with guest speaker Dr Jo Ann James former Syracuse assistant dean now dean at Texas Christian University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse University
National Association of Women
Dallas
Tex
Marjorie C. Smith
Jean Crawford
Margaret P. Stafford
Karen Dawkins
Foxhall Ave
Kingston
Margaret Barry
Roe Ave
Rosemary Harvey
Gage St
Bennington
Anne Gugino
Hillcrest Dr
Fredonia
Thel Bartholomew
First St
Colville
Wash
Jo Ann James
Texas Christian University
Pinewood Derby Races Crown Cub Scout Winners
Cub Scout Pack No 345 held a Pinewood Derby at the K of C Hall on Sunday. Timmy Betit of Den 6 won first place, with Timmy Stratton Dennis Krawczyk Robert Svitak David Saliba Jimmy Rogers and Michael Honan also earning den cups and multiple scouts receiving ranks pins and arrows. Next monthly pack meeting is Sunday April 16 at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K of C Hall
Dennis Krawczyk
Michael Honan
Dave Saliba
Timmy Betit
Jimmy Rogers
Bob Svitak
Timmy Stratton
Michael Raina
Krawczyk
Den
Dennis Krawcczyk
Robert Svitak
David Saliba
Wolf
Tom Lyons
Scott Martin
John Burke
Edward Sennett
Jeffrey Marcoux
Buck Noyes
Michael Sleeman
Brian Thayer
Don Wassick
Michael Alderman
John Harte
Mark Quinlan
Gerald Sennett
Paul Boutin
Richard Boutin
George Salem
William Davis
John Carpenter
Wilfred Hurley
James Garand
Richard Osgood
Kevin Stratton
Francis Colin
Eric LaCross
Ronald Pinsonneault
John Lyons
Armand Garand
Ernest Salvatore
James LaPlante
John Morin
William Saliba
Frederic Hoth
Claire Lyons
Mary Sleeman
Joyce Saliba
Dot Hart
Pat Garand
Joan Honan
Barbara Petersen
Julie Betit
Marie Boutin
Theresa Boutin
K of C
Six State Positions Abolished by Vermont Board
The Emergency Board in Montpelier abolished six state government positions and created five new posts, two of which will be fully funded by federal dollars. It approved 6,953 to cover Public Service Board back rent after its move to private quarters, while a 3,000 request for other operating expenses was tabled pending PSB details. The buildings division received 7,500 for new power lines at the Montpelier meat inspection lab, and 50,000 was moved inside the Mental Health Department from a nonimplemented program to the Brandon Training Center and State Hospital food budget. Dr. Jonathan Leopold cited hospital mergers as the reason a planned psychiatric services project was cancelled, limiting usable funds for hospital meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meat Inspection Laboratory
Montpelier
Mental Health Department
Brandon
State Hospital
Jonathan Leopold
Burlington
Bill Confusing To Legislative Grammarians
Members of the House Education Committee supported the spirit of a bill to use state funds to build classrooms for handicapped pupils but said the bill is poorly drafted. Rep. Van Santvoord flagged vague language and a long first paragraph sentence, urging rewriting. Judge ordered Mrs. Ginet Frankie and her 90 dogs to move by April 3 after owner reclaimed the rented home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
House
George van Santvoord
D-Bennington
van Santvoord
Hotchkiss School
Connecticut
Bennington
Graham Newell
St. Johnsbury
Lyndon State College
Lyman C. Hunt
Essex Junction
Burlington
Newell
Hunt
Hunt and
Cleveland
UPI
Ginet Frankie
Frankie
New Books at Bennington Free Library
A list of new fiction and reference titles arriving at Bennington Free Library including Buck Pearl Buck Clark Delmar Loring Read Sherman Slaughter Tully Gulick Wallace and others. Also notes a Hollywood UPI report of Chuck Connors touring Vietnam and a reminder that out books can be reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Pearl Buck
Clark
Delmar
Grandmere
Loring
Emily
Market Square
Sherman
Africa
Saul
Tarsus
Tully
Vietnam
van Gulick
Controversial Vietnam Resolution Tabled at Hanover Town Meeting
In Hanover New Hampshire a proposed peace plan for Vietnam was passed over at the Town Meeting by a 396 to 114 vote delaying action until March 1968. Article 16 urged local officials to press New Hampshire's Congressmen for a unilateral pullback and negotiations based on U Thant's three point plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth - Hanover Committee
New Hampshire
South Vietnam
United Nations
U Thant
Women Voters Plan Membership Meeting
The Bennington League of Women Voters will hold a general membership meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at 20 Monument Ave. Mrs. Norton Barber hosts. Waldo C. Holden, president of the Vermont Bar Association from 1965 to 1966, will speak on the court system and proposed modernization by the Legislative Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington League of Women Voters
Norton Barber
Monument Ave
Waldo C. Holden
Vermont Bar Association
Legislative Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvey
Texas
Atkins
Jewelers
Main St. Bennington
Gladstone
Gladstone Shoes
Church Street
Burlington Barre
Newport
St. Albans
Cub Scout Pack
Richard Jones
Daniel Pinsonneault
Mneiican
Gladstone’s
Legislative Grammarians
Bennington Free Library
Danhour
Hougham
Ickis
Viet
Hollywood
Chuck Connors
U.S
Hollywood Overseas Committee
United Service Organization
McKim
Miers
Bush
Montgomery
Nicholson
Sulzberger
Taylor
Carry Nation
Thayer
Warner
Wineland
Appleton
Tom Swift Jr
Dixon
Hoban
Papa Mouse
Lionni
Tico
The
Golden Wings
Moore
Ousley
Herbert Hill
Women Voters Plan
New York - Lugano
Switzerland
Barton’s
Evans’ News and Office Equipment Inc
Main ST
DIAL
Panty
Coats
Drysdale’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!