Vermont education chief Robert Withey steers a growing department
Robert A. Withey, Vermont's commissioner of education, oversees a large department with over 150 staff, 360 elementary schools, 65 high schools, and extensive programs from adult education to driver education. Born in 1929 in New Jersey, he pursued a long career in education before moving to Montpelier in 1972 to lead Vermont's education system.
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Montpelier
Robert A. Withey
Vermont
Department of Education
Vermont Education
Withey
Commissioner of Education
Robert Withey
Rutgers
Maria
New Jersey
Long Branch High School
Monmouth College
New Jersey Department of Education
New Jersey Association of High School Councils
Maine
Daniel O’conner
Joseph H. Oakey
Oakey
Education of
Community notices and hospital updates from Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls reports upcoming meetings for Count St Mary CDA on Wednesday at 8 p.m. and the Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church on Thursday at 10 a.m. A local attorney, James F. Sennett, was hospitalized after being struck by a golf ball at the Hoosick Falls Country Club. Gary Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Miller, is hospitalized in Cambridge with facial burns from steam. he is a June HFCS graduate planning studies in Boston in October. Ida Van West is treated for a fractured hip at Putnam Memorial Hospital. An open house for Mr and Mrs Charles Arnold is set for September 16 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the North Hoosick Firehouse.
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Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church
Ernest Haas
Gary Miller
Fred Miller
Abbott St
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Ida van West
River St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
North Hoosick Firehouse
Charles Arnold
Hoosick
N.Y
All Saints Episcopal Church
Edward Dudley Tibbets
Tibbets
George Mortimer Tibbets
Europe
Florence
Italy
Munich
Ketchum
Blair
Henry Luce
Puffery
Oxford
Princeton
Commonwealth Fund
Ex Harper's publisher launches rural journal in New England
William Blair, former Harper's publisher, and Dick Ketchum of Dorset form Blair and Ketchum's Country Journal to publish in Brattleboro and edit in Manchester. They plan a glossy, primarily reader-funded magazine for rural New England with expert input and wide circulation aims.
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Brattleboro
William Blair
Guilford
Harper’s Magazine of
New York
Blair
New
Blair & Ketchum
Country Journal
New England
England
Ketchum
American Heritage Book Division
Veteran staff opens North Village school
The North Bennington School opens Wednesday with a veteran staff of teachers led by grade by grade veterans. The sole newcomer is Alesia A. Deyerling who will teach in Grade 6. She is a 1972 Purdue University graduate with a BA in elementary education and English and has no prior teaching experience.
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North Bennington
Alesia A. Deyerling
Miss Deyerling
Purdue University
Florence Beebe
Aline LaFlamme
Catherine Elwell
Shirley Salter
Beatrice Gilman
Ruth Mattison
Robert Nolan
Harold Sausville
Alice McGovern
Grace Ball
Barbara O’neil
Linda Johnson
Michael Maxwell
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Boston
Harper’s
Bill Blair
Virginia Page
All Saints
Will Rogers
Dorset
United States Information Agency
Washington
American Heritage
Grants
Granth Virco
Urmila Mimelie Moneysworth Store
Monument Plaza
Northside Drive
Bennington
North Village
Berkshire
North St
Bennington, Vt
Jean Nidetch
Weight Watchers
Joyce Associates, Inc
New Rochelle
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