Class Officers Elected at Mt Anthony in Year of Change
The Mt Anthony school year begins with class and student council officers elected across freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Freshmen plan initiation and orientation while juniors run the concession stand and prom preparations. A senior writer reflects on the end of football season and the lasting memories of the final high school games.
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Mt. Anthony
Shea
Debbie Ryan
Green Bay Packers
MSJ
Inspection Reminder in Montpelier Advises Early Vehicle Checks
Motor Vehicle Commissioner James E. Malloy warns the October 1969 inspection deadline is near with many motorists still uninspected. The 1969 yellow stickers must be attached before November 1 with no extension. Stations will verify identification, glass, mirrors, wipers, defrosters, horns, brakes, lights, tires, exhaust, body work, steering, suspension, seatbelts for 1964 and newer, mud flaps flags and flares on trucks.
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Malloy
Computer Use In Classroom Is Topic at UVM
A two day seminar on computer use in classrooms and school administration will be held Oct 31 and Nov 1 at the University of Vermont. Organized by UVM Champlain Valley Union High School and Norwich University the event draws over 100 educators with sponsors from NASA and the National Science Foundation.
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UVM
Burlington
University of Vermont
Champlain Valley Union High School
Norwich University
National Aeronautics and Spacy Agency
National Science Foundation
UVM Sues Burlington Over Tax and Permit Fees
The University of Vermont sues Burlington claiming tax and permit fee immunity after paying 9500 under protest for permits on a new physical sciences building and residence hall. A prior opinion by Atty Gen Louis Peck supports sovereign in LUBBOCK, Tex. A dog incident left Patrolman Woodall with a broken leg after a leash snagged, enabling the dog to drag him before he could stop it.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont
The
University
Physical Sciences
Louis Peck
Lubbock
Tex
Ptl
al Woodall
Wodall
Woodall
Old Cemetery Group Meets in Essex Center
The Vermont Old Cemetery Association holds its fall meeting this Saturday October 25 at the Essex Center Methodist Church. Sessions begin 10 30 a m with luncheon at 12 15 and an afternoon session at 1 15. An award of 15 for best cemetery writing will be announced and two new assistants to the executive board elected. A breaking headstone repair demonstration and a Maine Old Cemetery Association report are on the agenda. All are welcome.
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Essex
Vermont Old Cemetery Association
Methodist Church In
Essex Center
Vermont
Maine Old Cemetery Association
Irons Honored as Waterbury Unit Dedicates Rehabilitation Center
Francis S. Irons of Montpelier, longtime director of Vermont Vocational Rehabilitation, was toasted at Waterbury State Hospital as the rehabilitation unit was named the Irons Rehabilitation Center. The ceremony honored his leadership from 1955 to 1976 in expanding statewide services and preparing hundreds of long-term patients for community life, with 21 graduates receiving diplomas at the event.
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Francis S. Irons
Council On Aging
Waterbury
Montpelier
Bennington Southwest
Vermont State Hospital
Department of Education
Irons
Southwest
Keene Valley
N.Y
J. G. Irons Sr
Bennington
Florida
Middlebury College
Irons Rehabilitation Center
Philip Chase
State Hospital
George W. Brooks
Richard W. Hill
Deane C. Davis
Robert C. Lager
John W. Wagner
St Michael's To Inaugurate A President
Bernard L. Boutin will be inaugurated as the first lay head of St. Michael's College in a Sunday ceremony at 11 30 a.m. in the Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel on the campus. Attendees include government officials, other colleges, alumni, and Bishop Robert F. Joyce.
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Winooski
Bernard L. Boutin
St. Michael’s College
St. Michael the Archangel
St. Michael’s
Boutin
Gerald E. Dupont
S.S.E
Society of St. Edmund
Robert F. Joyce
Burlington
U.S
George D. Aiken
Robert T. Stafford
Alliot Hall
State Education Board To Meet In Brattleboro
The Vermont State Board of Education will hold a Brattleboro meeting on Monday October 27 at 7 p.m. at Brattleboro Union High School to review its division of school administrative services. On October 28 at 9 a.m. the board will visit the Head Start Follow Through program at Tasker House directed by Miss Alice Miller of Shaftsbury, then dine at the high school and conduct a business meeting at Brooks Memorial Library. The board hopes to also meet soon in Bennington, chairwoman Marian Taylor’s hometown.
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Brooks Memorial Library
Bennington
Marian Taylor
New Agency Opens to Fight Crime in New England
Boston reports the regional branch of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration officially opens. Charle Rogovin, former state AG Criminal Division chief, directs the office and cites the omnibus crime control act to aid police, courts, and corrections. The Boston unit serves six New England states plus New York and New Jersey as one of seven regional offices.
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Boston
UPI
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
New England
Charle Rogovin
State Attorney General’s Office
New York
New Jersey
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Stan Jepson
Mary Brooks
SWIFT
Chuck Roast
Walker
Dustrome Furniture Inc
Bennington, Vermont
ELM Street
Waterman
David McLane
Systems Development Corp
Sheraton Motor Inn
Glen Immegart
University of Rochester
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Charles Case
David B. Hill
deGrasse
Queen City
Chittenden County
Hot Pursuit
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Melvin Dyson
Old Cemetery Group
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J. W. Barber, Jr
Larry Gray
Lebanon
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J.W. Barber, Jr
New Hampshire
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State Education Board
Brattleboro
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