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Th Burlington ff Pftt THURSDAY, NOV. 25, IMS 8 Planned Parenthood Inaugurates Telephone Referral Service Decapping Ceremony 275 Vermont College Freshmen Retire Their Beanies At a program last week sponsored by the Planned Parenthood Association of Vermont Mrs. Naomi Gray, field director of Planned ParenthoodWorld Population, stressed the continuing need of low income families for family the establishment of a telephone referral service. Information concerning contraceptive services available in the Burlington area may be obtained by calling UN 2-9706 or by writing to Planned Parenthood, P.O. Box 2014, South Burlington, said State President Service Notes Douglas L.

Titus, son of Mr, and Mrs. Leon Titus of Charlotte, has enlisted in the Coast Guard and has been transferred to the Coast Guard Re' ceiving Center at Cape May, N.J., where he will undergo nine weeks of recruit training. He is a graduate of Vergennes Union High School. Read "the Free Press Want Ad pages daily for big bargains 1 planning services. -7 A 1 Fv While a Planned Parenthood: Mrs.

George W. Welsh. Clinic is not yet in operation inj About 90 per cent of the Vermont, an attempt to meet world's grapefruit is grown in local needs is being made with I the United States. mony at which each member of the senior class removed the beanie from a freshman and wished her good luck, the dean ding, announced winners of the orientation competition awards. Winners of $250 scholarships for the highest individual scholastic averages during the first quarter of the college year were senior Carol Watkins, 1041 Mountain Road, Bloomfield, and junior Nancy Tuft-erly, 24 Mills Road, Windsor, Conn.

In presenting the scholarship certificates to the girls, Dean the students, "These are the things which happen every day but which have a cumulative effect that can mean a great deal." Dr. Noble also expressed (hanks to members of the student body, faculty and administration for promoting the college's new freshman orientation program, now in its second year, Also welcoming the students was Senior Class president Molly a of Ingmeadow, Mass. Before the decapping, cere MONTPELIER In an impressive candlelit ceremony Tuesday night in Alumni Hall, more than 275 Vermont College freshmen officially retired their blue and white beanies as they became members of the junior class. In welcoming the new members to the two year college for women, Dr. Ralph E.

Noble, president of Vermont College, advised them io be ready to find new opportunities and to take on new responsibilities. "Take the opportunity to do 'little good things," he advised Harding notd that Miss Wat-kins won the scholarship in her freshman -year. Turning to Miss Tutherly, he added that her mother was a member of the Vermont College Class of 1943, and her father was a graduate of nearby Norwich University. He also said that two $250 scholarships will be awarded later in the year to members of each class who show the most scholastic improvement from the first quarter to the end of the first semester. The senior class won the in-ter-cLass scholastic competition and Jones Hall was awarded the plaque for having the highest average among freshmen dormitories.

Winner of the science award was senior Irene Johnson Newlngton, and Cynthia Lawrence, Greenwood, won the mathematics prize. Sharyn Wilkinson, Montpelier was presented a cup for win-nine individual honors in the Good thitiRS come Beverly Pearl packages Hero Dad's Uniform Mrs. William A. Ferrell, Columbus, shows husband's uniform to Cassia Jean, 4, after learning that Sgt. William A.

Ferrell had been killed in Viet Nam battle. 'He did everything for his family, but we were second to the Army said Mrs. Ferrell. (AP Wirephoto) Our Pure Wool Shaker -by Darlene freshman talent show and a 1 singing group composed of Eliz-i abeth Shanholtzer, Nassau, -N. 0 6 State Wants Look At Irasburg Water Skiing, skating or just for the outdoor life, our Shaker knit is the perfect go-with-everything fully fashioned too.

VH'- 4siir S3lUtGS Ilia VSS) the III BOOT! 1 MONTPELIER The Vermont Public Service Board will travel to Irasburg next Tuesday, Nov. 30, to investigate the quality of the water and the service provided by the Irasburg Water Co. to its cus 12L White, black, midnight blue 34 to 40 Y. Miss Tutherly, Ruth Furu-holmen, San Francisco, and Sharon Masseth, Pittsford, N.Y., took place in group competition. In Athletici Winners of awards in athletic competition held during 'the orientation period Included the following: tennis doubles, Jane Evers, Augusta, Maine, and Roberta Pace, Hamden, tennis singles, Laura Cum-mings, Schenectady, N.Y.; inter-dorm volleyball, the team from Bishop Hatch, composed of Susan Wein, Newton Centre, Patricia Moses, White Plains, N.Y.; Eda Jacobs, West Orange, N.J.; Leslie Ann Wilkinson, Snyder, N.Y.; Heather Jones, Laconia, N.H.; Patricia Albofonte, Racine, Linda Mahoney, Larchmont, N.Y., and Laura Cummings.

Placing second in the tennis doubles competition were Barbara Chandler, Weymouth, Elizabeth Ann Laudin, Melrose, Susan Fein, 4 eVen if it 1 isn't ours! iT- i ribbon? 1 a 1 Four thumbs? 1 Play it cool, 1 lJ we'll wrap it no charge I 1 Charge it: Open your charge account -either 30 day or 90 day extended terms. was given a temporary rate hike this year by 'the PSB, so that flat rates to home customers are $30 annually; to public buildings, $50 annually; and metered rates for commercial establishments, 30 cents per cubic foot for the first 10,000 feet; 20 cents for the next 15,000 cubic feet; 15 cents for the next 25,000 cubic feet; 12 cents for the next 50,000 cubic feet; and 10 cents for all water over 100,000 cubic feet. A hearing scheduled Tuesday in the petition for the sale of the Crystal Spring Water System of East Montpelier by Raymond L. 0 p-ping to Paul R. and Mary P.

Andrews of East Montpelier, and Edward C. and Ruth G. Andrews Sr. of Plainfield, was canceled. It was canceled after the Andrews indicated they were no longer interested in purchase of the system.

6 They Do Sell nice -things at. 7 Pi ISf 1 tomers. PSP Chairman Ernest W. Gibson, III, said the hearing A Burlington fr Prtfi CAPITOL BUREAU will be at 10 a.m. in the Irasburg Town Hall.

Customers of the water company have not filed a formal petition with the PSB. However, there have been a number of individual complaints. Rates charged by the Young and Emslie Water Co. Inc. to 62 customers on the Barre-Montpelier road, will be examined at a hearing set for Monday, Dec.

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