Barre Dairy Princess Crown to Be Awarded at May DInner
Highlight of Vermont dairy dinner at Barre Municipal Auditorium on Thursday May 26 includes crowning the Vermont Dairy Princess for the upcoming year. Judge panel features Faith Prior Dan Hurld and Donald Rowan. Contestants listed include Rita Hodges Mary Metcalf Kristina Moulton Barbara Fisher Nyra Edwards Viola Wilmington Nancy Audy Susan Cadieux Pamela Ainsworth Jacqueline Rogers Sally Bushey and Judy McKeighan.
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Barre
Barre Municipal Auditorium
Vermont
Jennifer Andrews
Richmond
Faith Prior
Burlington
UVM
Dan Hurld
Boston Common
Massachusetts
Donald Rowan
Greater Vermont Association
Barre Auditorium
Rita Hodges
St. Johnsbury
Mary Metcalf
East Corinth
Kristina Moulton
Vergennes
Barbara Fisher
Bartonsville
Nyra Edwards
Chelsea
Viola Wilington
White River
White River Jet.; Nancy Audy, Danby; Susan Cadieux, St. Albans
Pamela Ainsworth
Rochester
Jacqueline Rogers
Westminster
Sally Bushey
Essex Jet
Judy McKeighan
Rupert
Hoff opposes waterway. IJC hearing in Burlington noted
Vermont governor Philip Hoff says he is unalterably opposed to any waterway that worsens Lake Champlain pollution. The IJC hearing examined a St LawrenceSeaway to Hudson River route. the Lake Champlain project is deemed not economically feasible, with costs outweighing savings. In Burlington a separate report details a missing rock Point School pair. A Vermont horse auctions plan is announced for May 28 in Halifax from Harold Gregory, a New Yorker who moved to Vermont in 1960.
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Lake Champlain Waterway Board
LJC
Halifax
Vermont
Harold Gregory
Gregory
Great Neck
Long Island
Right of way survey eyed for Lauderdale campsite
State Conservation Department staff and local officials met to review right of way construction at Lauderdale campsite. The state will survey the area and report findings to the Town of Jackson amid criticism over purchasing the site and removing it from tax rolls without advancing a campsite program.
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Cambridge
State Conservation Department
Lauderdale
Jackson
Williams College Nets NSF Grant for Psychology Lab Equipment
In Williamstown Massachusetts Williams College psychology department receives a 16900 dollar grant from the National Science Foundation to buy scientific equipment. The grant requires a matching college contribution and Dr Thomas E McGill is named grant director. In North Adams the School Committee’s football coach hire by telephone vote is ruled illegal by City Solicitor Bernard Lenhoff as without equivoca tion. A special meeting is set to discuss the issue. In Pittsfield the second trial of James A Roy Wallace is postponed to Berkshire County Superior Court October sitting per District Attorney Matthew J Ryan. Wallace was convicted of manslaughter in the death of James A Iringle at Miss Hall’s School and served part of his sentence before a new trial. He remains out on bail.
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Williamstown
Williams College
National Science Foundation
Department of Psychology
Thomas E. McGill
North Adams
Bernard Lenhoff
Francis C. Florini
Joseph Llodra
Adams High School
Drury High School
Pittsfield
James A. Roy Wallace
Berkshire County Superior Court
Dist
Matthew J. Ryan
Wallace
James A. Iringle
Miss Hall’s
Walpole State
Missing Boston Toddler Found Alive in Boarded Up Cellar
Billie Dias an 18 month old boy was found alive in a boarded up cellar after missing more than 48 hours since leaving a market with his mother Maggie Dias of Mattapan. A teen reported hearing a child crying in a vacant Talbot Avenue building and guidance from police said the child could not have wandered there. The boy was dehydrated but recovering at Children’s Hospital Medical Center with his mother at his side.
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Boston
UPI
Billie Dias
Maggie Dias
Harvard St
Mattapan
Billie
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Dias
Supreme Market
Talbot St
Hoff Meets Tuesday With Power Committee
Gov. Philip Hoff is to meet the Legislative Council Power Study Committee in Montpelier on Tuesday. The nine member panel invited him after its first session with former Federal Power Commission Chairman Joseph Swidler and Reis and Chandler. Swidler will prepare 20 questions on Hoff’s Canadian power import plan, to be answered June 1.
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Swidler
Quebec Hydroelectric Commission
Hydro-Quebec
Workshops For Teachers In Bennington Area
Cooperative Project for Curriculum Development offers three summer workshops for teachers to earn credits toward certification. Africa workshop begins the week of June 13 taught by John A. Strong. registration capped at 25. August session on audio visual aids, Aug 1 12 with Robert Rowe and SUNY Albany colleague. 35 capacity. Final Aug 15 26 studies language study and grammar taught by Dr Robert Thorstenson. credits: Africa one, others two. Pittsburgh report notes youth groups launch a “Fireproof Your Draft Card” campaign using laminating equipment.
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Bennington
Cooperative
Africa
John A. Strong
Southampton College
Robert Rowe
Communications Media Department
State University of New York At Albany
Robert Thorstenson
Pittsburgh
UPD
Bennington Banner contact and pricing details
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news and newsroom operations and provides subscription rates for Vermont and U.S. delivery. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, address at 425 Main St. Bennington Vermont, and UPI news use rights.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Bomb Exploded in Canadian Parliament Building
A man carrying a homemade bomb entered a washroom in the Parliament Building in Ottawa. The device exploded, killing the bomber Paul Joseph Chartier, 45, a former psychiatric patient, while the building saw no other injuries. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson attended the session and said he was unsure if the blast was an assassination attempt. Police found three more bombs and instructions at Chartier's Toronto apartment.
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Ottawa
UPI
Lester B. Pearson
House of Commons
Parliament
Paul Joseph Chartier
Toronto
Pearson
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