What an Athlete Needs to Eat
Vermont Extension nutritionist Miss Anna Wilson explains athletic diets are similar to general diets but higher calories. A balanced plan includes fruits with vitamin C, greens, other produce, dairy, protein, and whole grains. portion sizes depend on age, body build, and activity. Avoid crash diets and dehydration as ineffective. protein needs rise in teens. vitamin supplements show no clear endurance or strength benefits.
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Burlington
Ays
Anna Wilson
Vermont
Wilson
American Medical Association
Seven Area Churches Collect for UNICEF
United Church Women of Bennington sponsor UNICEF fund drive on Halloween. Seven area churches will join in with about 450 children trick or treating for UNICEF, led by Ellen Gird as UNICEF chairman.
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United Church Women of
Bennington
Unicef
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Bennington Area
The
Christian Missionary Alliance
Episcopal, Baptist
First Church of God
First Methodist
Old First Church
Second Congregational
Ellen Gird
United Church Women
Special Air Force Courses Open to Former Servicemen
The U S Air Force invites former servicemen from any branch to enroll in advanced technical training in electronics and related fields. Courses include radio repair navigation equipment repair electronic countermeasures repair and radar tracking repair lasting 33 to 43 weeks. Enrollees are guaranteed placement in writing and do not perform basic training, being assigned directly to the school. Contact Sgt. Teal at HI 2 2650 or visit 246 North St Pittsfield MA.
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U.S. Air Force
Eldon W. Teal
Air Force
Sgt
Teal
North St
Pittsfield
Mass
Williams Students Earn 5 Million in Summer Work
Williams College reports a summer earnings record of 559152 dollars by 944 students led by a sophomore dictionary salesman who promoted himself to sales manager. Sophomores topped income, while seniors averaged 725 dollars and freshmen 420. The report notes room and board often increased real earnings and lists diverse job placements and standout student stories. The second item notes a Minneapolis Kansas report on a woman catching an eight-pound catfish with a twig and plastic line.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
South
Henry N. Flynt
Student Aid
Vermont D A R Leaders Attend National Conference in Washington
Two Vermont women Mrs G Murray Campbell of Manchester and Mrs Bernard D Dooley of Poultney attend the national DAR meeting in Washington. Campbell is national chairman of junior American citizens and Dooley Vermont state regent as the board considers about 2000 new membership applications and about 200 reinstatements.
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G. Murray Campbell
Manchester
Bernard D. Dooley
Poultney
Vermont
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
National
DAR
Campbell
Inspection Reminder Urges Vermont Vehicle Inspections Now
Vermont State Police call all motor vehicle owners to have their cars inspected this month to avoid end of period rush. No extension will be granted for purchasing or installing new equipment before inspection pass.
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Vermont
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Woodbury
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Austin
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Louisville
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Haverhill
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Zenith Products
ER. T. Williams
Soldiers’ Home
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Zelkrome
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