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vermont
creamery
team!
Barre Elks Lodge recently recognized Eagle Scout Trent Ripley. Trent, who was a guest for dinner at
the Lodge, received a certificate, a letter from Grand Exalted Ruler McPherson, a pin, and an American
Flag. Trent is a member of Troop 795. His Eagle Scout Project included the raised beds at the
Presbyterian Church as part of the community garden. Pictured above: Scott Herring, Troop
Committee Chair, Eagle Scout Trent Ripley, Phil Delia from Barre Elks, and Joe Aldsworth, Troop
Leader. Scouting is just one of the many youth activities supported by your Local Elks Lodge. For
more information call the Lodge 479-9522.
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Red Sox Invite Spaulding High School
Students to Submit Applications for
2018 Red Sox Service Scholarship
For the 8th consecutive year,
the Boston Red Sox Foundation
is seeking submissions from
inspiring senior students who
are dedicated to making a positive
impact in their communities
for the New England Red
Sox Service Scholarship. The
annual scholarship honors academically-inclined
high school
seniors who have demonstrated
a commitment to community
service. Those selected will receive a $1,000 The Red Sox Service Scholarship, presented
by Jenzabar and sponsored by Ford Motor
college scholarship and recognition during a
special pre-game ceremony at Fenway Park. Company Fund, was first introduced in New
“We are continually inspired by high school Hampshire in 2010 and has since expanded to
students’ charitable endeavors and seek to recognize
and reward their ongoing dedication to Maine and Vermont as well. This year, the
honor students in Rhode Island, Connecticut,
promoting social good,” said Linda Henry, Red Scholarship Program will be available to students
in more than 200 schools throughout
Sox Foundation Board Member. “We are very
pleased with the growth of the Service New England.
Scholarship program and we are eager to hear For more details and to apply visit, redsoxfoundation.org/service-scholarships.
about this year’s seniors who are going above
and beyond in their communities.”
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VSAC Scholarship Deadline Is Nearing
Vermont Student Assistance Corp. is
reminding high school seniors and returning
college students to apply now for any of the
126 scholarships administered by VSAC.
Scholarships—like grants—are financial
aid that you do not need to pay back.
Scholarships are offered by many different
groups, organizations, and even individuals.
They are offered for all kinds of achievements—and
to all kinds of students. And
they’re usually competitive, with eligible
applicants competing for a limited number of
awards.
New scholarships for academic year 2018-
19 include:
• $2,500 from the Paquin Family Technical
Scholarship for students from Franklin
County interested in an accredited certificate
program in technical and skilled trades.
• $2,500 from the Tatarczuch Family
Scholarship for business study, open to students
seeking a bachelor’s degree in accounting,
finance or business management.
• $2,500 from the Tatarczuch Family
Scholarship for technical study, open to students
who are the first in their family to
attend a postsecondary program and seeking
an associate’s degree in a technical field.
VSAC has online links to complete the unified
scholarship application, or USA, and
required transcripts, recommendations or
other documentation can be uploaded right at
the VSAC website. Visit VSAC’s scholarship
page for more information.
The scholarship booklets also will be distributed
to agencies, colleges, and libraries in
Vermont and some out-of-state high schools
and colleges that border Vermont.
The deadline for these VSAC-assisted
scholarships is Feb. 16, 2018. For more information,
call 888-253-4819 or email scholarships@vsac.org.
The French Connection
French Music for flute and piano
open house
At Vermont Creamery, we pride ourselves in producing
the highest quality cheeses, butter and crème fraiche
while supporting and developing family farms. We aim to
exemplify sustainability by being profi table, engaging our
staff in the business, and living our mission every day at
the Creamery.
January 18
9am-6pm
Interested candidates will be able to discuss the open positions, complete an application, and receive
either a tour or a cheese tasting! Good starting wage based on experience. Benefi t package includes
medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, a generous retirement plan, vacations/paid holidays,
training program and cheese privileges. Vermont Creamery is an equal opportunity employer.
For more information, please call 802-479-9371 or visit our website for a listing of positions that are
currently open.
Vermont Creamery, 20 Pitman Road, Websterville, VT 05678 www.vermontcreamery.com
CENTRAL
VERMONT’S
BEST
COUNTRY
BEVERAGES TO BENEFIT
Special
Olympics
CENTRAL VERMONT SPECIAL OLYMPICS
RAISE YOUR GLASS AND MAKE A TOAST
TO THIS GREAT ORGANIZATION!
This tribute concert to Louis Moyse, the guiding force behind Capital City Concerts,
features fl utist Karen Kevra and pianist Jeffrey Chappell performing Michel
Blavet’s exquisite Sonata ”L’Henriette”, Poulenc’s enduring Sonata for fl ute and
piano, and a short work of Louis Moyse. At intermission a menu/ballot of the
ten works from Louis Moyse’s celebrated collection Flute Music by French
Composers will be distributed. Based on written descriptions of each piece
by such composers as Gabriel Fauré, Georges Enesco, and Cécile Chaminade,
audience members will cast their ballots for the pieces they would like to hear
during the second half of the program.
Sunday, January 21 at 3PM
Unitarian Church of Montpelier
Tickets: $15-$25 at the door (while they last),
in advance at Bear Pond Books, Montpelier, and online at:
www.capitalcityconcerts.org
WHETHER IT'S A GLASS OF CHAMPAGNE, A FOUNTAIN BEVERAGE,
BEER, WINE, MILK, JUICE, COFFEE OR TEA,
IT'S YOUR THOUGHTFULNESS TH AT MATTERS.
A GENEROUS PORTION OF JANUARY'S BEVERAGES SALES
WILL BE DONATED TO
CENTRAL VERMONT SPECIAL OLY M P I C S.
SPONSORED BY:
If you are unable to visit the Wayside Restaurant during the
month of January, donations can be mailed to:
CVSO, c/o Tim Pouliot - Program Coordinator,
20 White Street, Barre, VT 05641.
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