Democratic women set D-Day luncheon in Montpelier
Vermont Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs hosts D-Day on March 31 with Burlington physician Dr. Katherine E. McSweeney as luncheon speaker on Ver mont Women the state's most important majority group. The day features registration, legislative observation, a panel with Carol Casey and Miss Hartigan, a 3:30 tea, and discussions with legislators, with many state leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Montpelier
Democratic Women’s Organizations
Joan Drake
Logue Drive
Statehouse
McGovern Committee
Democratic National Committee
Margaret Hartigan
Vermont
National Committee
Thomas Sorrell
Faire Edwards
Salvatore Lacenti
Barre
Marion Brice
Riverton
Philip Hoff
Leo O’brien
Jack Daley
E. Frank Brannon
Daniel O’brien
Charles Delaney
Thomas Candon
Oreste Valsangiacomo
Madelyn Davidson
Budget okayed with switches in Vermont House plan
The Vermont House Institutions Committee approved a $7.2 million capital budget with changes to Gov. Deane C. Davis's proposal. It shifted funds to plan a new correctional center in Burlington and to expand work at St. Albans, cut $25,000 from a five year environmental grant, and reduced the St Johnsbury highway garage project to a $10,000 planning start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
St. Johnsbury
Father sues state over detention of son at Waterbury hospital
Albert Ploof sues Vermont State Hospital and two officials in U S District Court Burlington seeking 5000 dollars for illegal confinement of his 16 year old son at Waterbury facility. Legal Aid filed the suit alleging his son was kept in locked wards for punitive reasons in a ward for emotional disturbed patients violating cruel and unusual punishment ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Vermont State Hospital
Waterbury
Vermont Legal Aid
U.S. District Court
Albert Ploof
Ploof
Snowflake Bentley life to be on Vermont Cracker Barrel
Vermont Educational Television broadcasts a New England history piece on Snowflake Bentley of Jericho. The program features Frank and Roberta Goldstein and their son Jan performing scenes and music from Bentley’s life, with discussions by Prof. Blair Williams and performances by Vermont Youth Orchestra members and area students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Vermont Educational Television
Jericho
John Donoghue
Bentley
Frank
Roberta Goldstein
Jan
Jan Goldstein
Nashville Road
ETV
Lynn Jarvis
David Brown
Donoghue
Vermont Youth Orchestra
Vermont Cracker Barrel
Nancy Neubert
South Burlington High School
Paul Applegate
Burlington High School
Reunion Set For June Matteson Genealogy Volumes
Palm City genealogist H Porter Matteson will haul 1 000 four volume sets of the Matteson Genealogy to the Hugh Matteson Get-Together in Arlington June 25 26 and 27 using a U Haul trailer. The set costs 46 with family discounts and library pledges to place copies in libraries. Matteson invites cousins across the states to order now for free delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm City
Fla
H. Porter Matteson
Matteson
Bennington
South Shaftsbury
Hugh Matteson
Fisher Elementary School
Arlington
Henry
Hannah (Parsons) Matteson
Rochester
N.Y
Matteson Historical Congress of America
Fifth St
Vermont issues handbook on child hearing conservation
The Vermont Department of Education and Health publish a 33 page Hearing Conservation Handbook for school administrators nurses teachers and parents. It outlines prevention detection treatment and follow up for about 5000 school age children with hearing impairment and explains annual hearing tests as required by state law. Copies available by writing Murdo Campbell at the Vermont Department of Education Montpelier 05602.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
State Departments of Health and Education
Jean Garvin
Department of Education
Special Educational and
Murdo Campbell
Division of Special Educational and Pupil Personnel Services
Vermont Department of Education
Montpelier
Horton named executive of Middlebury chamber
Alden Pete Horton named part time executive secretary for the Middlebury Chamber of Commerce and Business Bureau. He will handle correspondence promote membership drives publicize activities of the merged organizations and develop new programs. Horton writes a Vermont affairs column and serves on several state tourism and planning bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Vermont
Banner
Brattleboro
Uniform accounting course to run at four Vermont sites
Champlain College and partners will teach a two phase program on uniform state accounting with emphasis on fund accounting for town treasurers clerks and recordkeepers. The first phase begins April 6 at Lyndon State College Wilmington High School Rutland Public Service Corp Building and Champlain College with instructors from St Joseph College Green Mountain College and Champlain College. The course is free to attendees in the first phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Lyndon State College
Wilmington High School
Rutland Public Service Corp
Champlain College
Wilmington
Vermont League of Cities and Towns
Agency For Development and Community Affairs
Mt Anthony students to attend Model Congress in Springfield
Mt Anthony Union High School delegates and adviser Leslie Robinson will join five students John Cole Wendy Hadwen Ellen Carpenter Patricia Morrissey and Cherie Maynard at the 31st Model Congress of American International College in Springfield Mass April 3 5 They plan to introduce a welfare reform bill on April 4 proposing a Family Supplemental Income and Aid Bureau with 50 members one from each state appointed by state legislatures and approved by Congress The bill spans six sections and various clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Leslie Robinson
American International College
Springfield
Mass
John Cole
Wendy Hadwen
Ellen Carpenter
Patricia Morrissey
Cherie Maynard
Family Supplemental Income and Aid Bureau
Congress
Julian Bond to speak at UVM Sunday lecture
Georgia legislator Julian Bond visits the University of Vermont on Sunday March 28 as a Student Association Speakers Bureau lecturer. The 8 p.m. talk at Patrick Gymnasium includes a Q a session and tickets are available at the door or Student Association Office Billings Center. Bond helped found the SNCC in 1960 and led communications for more than five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Georgia
Julian Bond
University of Vermont
Student Association Speakers Bureau
Patrick Gymnasium
Student Association
Billings Center
Bond
Student Nonviolent Co-ordinating Committee
SNCC
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
House of Representatives
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carol Casey
Washington
Katherine McSweeney
Father Sues State
Son
Blair Williams
UVM Department of Home
Carolyn Foulkes
Sandra Thieret
Terrill Goss
Champlain Valley Union High School
Dennis Frink
Susanna Martell
Jeffrey Pratt
Champlain Valley Union
Nardini
J.s.bach
Snowflake’ Bentley
Pratt ST
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
First National Stores
North Bennington
Reed
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
Gerald E. Morrissey
Bennington, Vt
Horton
Middlebury Chamber
Vermont Hotel Motel Restaurant Association
Windham County
Chamber of Commerce
Burlington — Champlain College
William S. Lyons
Mt. Anthony
Cole
Miss Hadwen
William Grant
South St
Susan Grant Moriarty
Professional Photographers Society of New York
Concord Hotel
Kiamesha
William Andrick
Hoosick Falls
Bennington Monument
Wickes
Frigidaire
North Street
UVM
Vietnam
Georgia House
Supreme Court
Southern Conference Education Fund
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
Atlanta
MAACP
Vermont State Library Board
Niggerhead Pond
Marshfield
James Igoe
Goddard College
Plainfield
Library Board
Riser
Eguromy Auto
Main Street
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!