Local Gals Win Twirler Trophies in Clinton Contest
Susan Philputt seven won first place in intermediate visitors solo and national open solo plus strutting T-routine in the Mohawk Valley Championships in Clinton New York. Princess Maria-Sue Crawford, seven, took top score in advanced open solo and advanced hoop with multiple medals. Both attend Janet Flynn's School of Baton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Philputt
Raymond Philputt
Pleasant Valley Road
Maria-Sue Crawford
Walter Crawford
East Arlington
Clinton
N.Y
Susan
Concord
N.H
Marilyn Stampalia
Utica
Princess
Janet Flynn
School of Baton
Wellspeak Team Wins Drawing At Exposition
Wellspeak of Bennington captured first in the 3,600 pound class at the Eastern States Exposition horse drawing in West Springfield Mass. Seven teams entered with 1,700 pounds drawn. Second went to Hay and Anderson of Whatley Mass. Other results list Francis Bough Port Byron NY and Daniel Reed Raynham Mass among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Springfield
Mass
David Wellspeak
Bennington
Hay and Anderson
Whatley, Mass
Francis Bough
Port Byron
N.Y
Daniel Reed
Raynham
N, Y
Whatley
Ed Crowell
St. Dennis
Peter Reed
Rayham
Rainville & Sons
Baltic
Conn
Rainville
Harold Brigham
Colrain
Roberts Bros
Ashfield
William Silkey
North Granby
Boston University study to gauge Rutland Railroad termination impact
A $25,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce funds Boston University to assess the economic effects of ending Rutland Railroad service in Vermont and parts of New York. The six month project led by Dr. Francis Doody will examine freight, employment, payrolls, tax payments, and shifts to alternative transport since 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Rutland
Vermont
Upper
New York State
Bureau of Business Research
Boston University
U.S. Department of Commerce
Harold C. Case
Francis S. Doody
Pembroke
The
University
Rutland Railroad
Chris A. Theodore
Lexington
College of Business Administration
George D. Blackwood
Arlington
Rsearch
Norwich University
Northfield
Garden Club Studies Water Conservation in Bennington
Vermont officials and Garden Club leaders gathered at Old Bennington School to discuss water conservation and state water classifications. Sen Eugene V Clark outlined bills on water class rules and a Vermont Water Resources Board, with other measures on districting and sewer system additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Clark
George H. Plumb
The
Vermont Fish and Game Board
Bennington Garden Club
Bennington
Stanley R. Morton
Garden Club of America Conservation
Zone
Sen. Clark
Vermont Water Resources Board
Sen
Clark
Veremont
Vermont
Rex Brasher
State PTA Head Urges Superintendents Act
Vermont PTA president W. Scott Mahoney urges school superintendents to attend more meetings and teachers to speak more boldly. He says PTA can drive effective educational action and urges active superintendent leadership to realize the organization’s potential for children. The two day State PTA Convention will be held Oct. 6 and 7 at Hartford Memorial High School in White River Junction. attendees should register by Sept. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
PTA
Vermont
Congress of Parents and Teachers
W. Scott Mahoney
Newbury
Mahoney
Hartford Memorial High School
White River Junction
Kenneth Swanson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Princess Crawford
Lloyd
Wellspeak
Mercury
B.A
Rutland RR
Charles J. Jorgensen
Department of Economics and Business Administration
Herbert Gebelein
Norman A. Abend
Portland Area Transportation Study
Garden Club
Volkswagen
R& H
Liggettbosworth
Sales & Service North
Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
George VanSantvoord
Stell Anderson
Waldo Holden
Miss Anderson
Tsa Se
Raat RL
Jin
First National Stores
Delmonico
Xees
Beefaroni
Finast
Dinty Moore
Jiffy
McIntosh
U. S
U. S. No
First National
Stave
Tw First National Stores
Dearborn
AGA
Abbott
Main ST
DIAL
Superintendents Act
Second Congregational Church
Fred Tifft
South St
Dean F. Hanson
Convent Avenue
Tifft
Richard Davis
Gage St
Hagerman
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