Retired Teachers Association meeting in Burlington honors NRTA guests
At Edmunds Junior High School the Association of Retired Teachers of Vermont heard guest speakers from NRTA including Margaret Burke of Springfield and Lyman Hunt of Burlington, with questions answered on retirement issues. Officers elected include Frank Stiles president and Don Sears VP, highlighting that Vermont NRTA membership stands at 82 percent of the state's 751 retired teachers.
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Burlington
Association of Retired Teachers’ of
Vermont
Edmunds Junior High School
Margaret Burke
Springfield
Mass
Area One
National Retired Teachers Association
Albert Lawton
Essex Junction
Lyman C. Hunt
NRTA
Charlotte Merriman
Roy Kelley
Frank Stiles
Fairhaven
Don Sears
Earl Cross
Underhill
Ruth S. Ainsworth
Henry Caswell
National
Retired Teachers Association
Recreation conference session on Areas and Facilities
Montpelier delegate Thomas DeRocco will join the Governor's Conference on Recreation as part of the Areas and Facilities afternoon session moderated by Stewart Allen. UVM specialist John J. Lindsay will discuss lakeshore land use research, with Richard A. Tapply moderating a camping demand trends program. Other speakers include Dana Harlow Marion Clawson Fred Sargent Betty van der Smissen and Malcolm Bevins.
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Montpelier
Thomas DeRocco
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Philadelphia
Stewart Allen
Allen Associates
Bennington
John J. Lindsay
UVM
Richard A. Tapply
New Hampshire
Dana Harlow
North Shore Community College
Beverly
Mass
Marion Clawson
Fred Sargent
Betty van der Smissen
Pennsylvania State University
Malcolm Bevins
Vermont
Vermont state budget to reach two hundred million in decade
Vermont faces a projected General Fund appropriation of 175.2 million in ten years, an 89.9 percent rise from 92.3 million in 1966-67, with debt service up from 1.8 million in 1958-59 to 7.7 million in 1966-67. The Vermont Philharmonic opens its eighth season with a concert at Montpelier High School Smille Auditorium, conducted by Jon Borowicz, featuring works by Cimarosa Mozart Handel-Harty and Mendelssohn, alongside a local art exhibit and a Collector's Corner for sale items.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Legislative Council
Department of Education
Vermont Philharmonic Orchestra
Smille
Montpelier High School
Cimarosa
Mozart
Royal Water Music
Handel-Harty
Mendelssohn
Jon Borowicz
Philharmonic Artists Group
Vandals strike World War II monument in Cohoes
Police Chief Kielb and Mayor McDonald condemn the vandalism as disgusting and deplorable as a crackdown on youths begins. The donated monument in the Fifth Ward was defaced with lipstick and paint, veterans’ stars gouged, and sections chipped away. In Argyle a Cub Scout pack will organize Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Argyle Central School for parents of eight to ten year olds, Sabo N. Sabo to assist.
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Cohoes
John F. Kielb
James McDonald
Fifth Ward
Argyle
Argyle Central School
Sabo N. Sabo
Iroquois District
Mohican Council
Missionary Mrs. Webber to Speak at Hudson River Baptist Session
Mrs. Aaron F. Webber wife of the head of the Administrative Associate Division of the American Baptist Home Mission Society and a missionary will speak at the final session of the American Baptist Women of the Hudson River Baptist Association North at First Baptist Church. The session runs from 3 30 to 9 p.m.
Pittsfield AFTE strike shuts gates at GE plant
Local 140 AFTE members picket Pittsfield GE plant gates as 350 draftsmen strike. Unclear impact on 4500 other workers as union says members will judge on honoring lines. North Adams Hospital trustees raise charges by 2 dollars for private and semi private rooms and 1 dollar for ward rates. Nurses' minimum pay rises to 92 dollars. average weekly wage sums to 103 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
UPS
American Federation of Technical Engineers
North Adams
North Adams Hospital
Raymonds to Open New Pasadena Restaurant in City
Dale Long's Restaurant and Bar has been transferred to Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond from Pasadena, California. The new establishment will be called The Raymonds and is slated to open this Saturday.
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Adams — Dale Long
William Raymond
Pasadena
Calif
the Raymonds
Snelling
Massachusetts
Williams College students earn record summer earnings
Williams College students earned 728863 in summer work, a new all time high per a survey by Henry N Flynt Jr director of financial aid. The figure reflects growing student involvement in off campus employment during the season.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Financial Aid
Henry N. Flynt Jr
UVM Board Approves Operating Budget for 1967 69
The University of Vermont Board of Trustees approves a 1967 69 operating budget totaling 22.385 million for year one and 25.002 million for year two with state and federal shares rising and tuition funds increasing by 2.675 million. Capital plans include a second residence hall, a physical sciences building, married student housing, and renovations totaling about 10 million. A request of up to 4.91 million for the capital plan is sent to the 1967 Legislature including a 3.235 million physical sciences building as the largest item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
UVM
Lyman S. Rowell
Rowell
Lature
University
Johnson signs bill with 1.1 million for Dickey Dam
President Johnson signs a 4.1 billion public works bill, including 1.1 million for Maine's Dickey Lincoln Dam. The act carries a House study proviso on the St John River hydro project, signaling possible future opposition. Rep Edward Boland notes the probe may block further appropriations. Senator Margaret Chase Smith sought 1.2 million for planning.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Maine
Dickey- Lincoln Dam
St. John River
House Appropriations Committee
Edward P. Boland
Dmass
House
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Allen
New York
Veterans Memorial
Falls
Down In
Berkshire
UVM Board
Dickey
LBJ
New England
Dick Snelling
Ford
Johnson-Hoff
Hoff
Richard A. Snelling
Charles Black
Duncan F. Brown
Duncan Brown
St. Burlington, Vt
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