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OCTOBER COUPONSti rin oonr o crt iionGifford Gifted CuddleCot throughScarlet’s MissionKatie Irwin and JimMcGonigal don’t want anyparent to go through whatthey did more than six yearsago. Their daughter ScarletSuzy McGonigal was stillbornand the Woodbridge, CTcouple didn’t have the properamount of time to spend withher and process their grief.Following that experience,ior i nEllen FoxKatie and Jim createdScarlet’s Mission, donatingCuddleCots to various hospitals,including Gifford Medical Center.“Gifford is very sweet,” Irwin said. “You can feel the empathyhere, which is how it should be.”A warm room can deteriorate a stillborn baby’s conditionquickly. The CuddleCot system cools the baby allowing familiesto spend more time with their baby, where every minutecounts.“We are absolutely honored and very appreciative,” GiffordDirector of Women’s Health, Bonnie Hervieux-Woodbury said.“This will be a huge gift to families, parents, and grandparents.We hope the opportunity to use the CuddleCot is few and farbetween, but in those instances, we will put it to good use.”Fundraising for Scarlet’s Mission is mostly done throughsocial media. The first CuddleCot was donated about threeyears ago. Seven CuddleCots have been presented since, withsix of them going to Vermont hospitals.“Vermont has very compassionate health care,” Irwin said.“To be able to help the parents and to keep my daughter’sspirit and name alive is extremely important. I’m very gratefulto Gifford for accepting this.”“Our goal is to support families in our birthing center andthis is another way to do that,” Hervieux-Woodbury said. “Wedon’t want to put time frames on when it’s okay for parents tosay goodbye.”For more information on Scarlet’s Mission: https://www.facebook.com/scarletsmission.For more information on the CuddleCot: https://flexmort.com/cuddle-cots/.Reminder during COVID-19: All Gifford clinics are open.We must continue to provide care and treat members of ourcommunity so that medical conditions do not escalate. If apatient does not have a mask upon arrival for an appointment,Gifford will provide one. For more information about COVID-19 and answers to frequently asked questions, visit giffordhealthcare.org/coronavirus-covid-19,cdc.gov or healthvermont.gov.SANDY’SPLUSComplete Automotive Repair QUICK LUBEDistributor of A.R. Sandri ProductsRt 302 • Barre-Montpelier Rd.The Only Full-Service Station on theBarre-Montpelier Rd.SaveOnGas!476-9984 PaulSelf-Serve orFull-Service GasSAME PRICE!SayersWe DoVermontInspections!# 10NOW DUEGET 10¢, 20¢, 30¢ ORMORE OFFPER GALLON OF GAS!Fuel AdvantEdge Discount good at participatingSunoco locations only. See in-store for details.US Route 302 • Barre-Montpelier Rd.Midstate Chrysler Dodge, Jeep, Ram & Hyundai is an authorized VT STATEINSPECTIONChrysler Hyundai Dealer here to meet all your manufacturerservice needs whether it is a warranty or service issue. 10Please give us a call. Let us be your servicing dealer.DUESERVICE FEATURES: •Factory Trained Technicians •Factory Parts & Labor comewith 12-mo./12,000-mile warranty •Early Morning or Late Night Drop Off•Comfortable Customer Lounge •Local Shuttle Service (M-F only)•Service Hours Mon.-Fri. 8:00AM-5:00PMCall Our Service Advisors Today @ 476-4724!DIRECTLINETOLL FREE 866-410-3541802-476-4724 www.midstatedodge.comBeat the Rush!Book Your4-Snow Tire$35ChangeoverMostVehiclesTPMS TiresExtraFREE FALL SAFETYCheck with Oil Changesnow through 10/29/21MIDSTATEEnvironmentallyFriendly VehicleUndercoatingPROTECTYOURINVESTMENT$249 95Regularly $299.95Coupon expires October 30, 2021.OIL &FILTERCHANGE$17 95Up to5 qts. oilWith this coupon now thru 10/29/21.Most Cars - Some AdditionsDELAIR’S CARPET & FLOORING NOW OFFERS CARPET CLEANING!OPEN BYAPPOINTMENTONLY “Our Prices Will Simply Floor You!”RT. 2, EAST MONTPELIER802-223-7171 Mohawk Carpet plus Mohawk Laminate® Mohawk Wood®VT TOLL FREE 1-800-244-7179 flooringvt.com10 ¢ OFFsq. ft.PlusMIDSTATEAlignmentSpecialAll front end work, plus freefront wheel alignment20FREE CarpetDeodorizingtreatment withevery cleaningLet us help you maintain the beauty & qualityof your carpets. Freshen up you home instantly with ourdeodorizing steam sanitizing treatment for your rugs.%OFFIncludes parts and labor. Excludes all solid front axlesand 3/4 ton & up. Some exceptions.CALL SERVICE ADVISOR FOR DETAILS.Not valid with any other offers.Coupon expires October 30, 2021.October 13, 2021 The WORLD page 5
September 22 through October 31, 2021THE BEGINNING OF THE END OF ABORTION®MID-CAMPAIGN RALLYSunday, October 17, 2021 • 1:00pmSt. Monica Parish Hall (Church Basement)79 Summer Street, Barre- Sign up for prayer & fasting- Sign up for vigil participation and pick-up materials- Discuss experiences & lessons learnedHandicap accessibleTravel to vigil site at 1:45pm for prayer time and public witness.Go to https://40daysforlife.com/barre for sign upContact Tom Kelly, 802-224-6309 thomaskelly.tom@gmail.comEnd of Campaign Rally, 2:15pm to 3:pm, Sunday, October 31, 2021, on thesidewalk in the vicinity of 90 Washington Street for public prayer to end abortion.30%EVEN ONSPECIAL ORDERS!9TH ANNUALFACTORY AUTHORIZEDSALE!With consideration for public health and safety we will not be using our tent this year.Instead we have doubled the amount of sale dates to allow for more spaced out shopping.NOW THRU OCT.18, 2021SPECIAL SALE HOURS:Thu: 9-5, Fri: 9-6, Sat: 9-3, Mon: 9-5For over 30 years in the heart of the Northeast Kingdom, LyndonFurniture has been producing furniture that becomes an heirloom.We’ve made a special purchase from the factory and now untilOctober 18, Stahler Furniture will pass the savings on to you.Save up to an unprecedented:70%Up toOFF ALL LYNDON OFF ALL LYNDONFURNITURE SECONDSAWARDEDPLUS ADDITIONAL 10-20% OFFLYNDON SECONDS TABLESStahler FurnitureAmerican Quality - Vermont Values469 Broad Street Lyndonville, Vt802.626.5996 • 800.439.5996SHOP EARLYFOR BESTSELECTION!to50%UpOFF ALL SOFAS& RECLINERSHUGE SELECTIONMANY STYLES & COLORSDINING ROOM SETS • HEADBOARDS & FOOTBOARDS • DINING ROOM TABLESCHAIRS • BARSTOOLS • HUTCHES • DESKS • CABINETS • COFFEE TABLESWORTHTHEDRIVE!$99& UPAll LyndonChairsKristian Page, Body Shop ManagerSky Elderkin, Assistant ManagerCOLLISION CENTERWE REPAIRALL MAKESAND MODELSCODY COLLISION CENTER received a100% customer satisfaction ratingand 100% of respondents said theywould return and would recommendthe facility to others!Collision RepairBusinessThe Collision Repair IndustryStandards for TrainingThat Contributes to Complete,Safe and Quality RepairsCALL KRISTIAN AT THE COLLISION CENTER 802-613-3017page 6 The WORLD October 13, 2021New One Dollar Coin FeaturesVermont SnowboarderBy CompassVermont.comThe United States Mint(Mint) has officially announcedthe 2022 AmericanInnovation 1 CoinProgram designs, andVermont’s will be asnowboarder.This multi-yearseries that started in2018 honors innova-tion and innovators byissuing 1 coins for eachof the 50 states, the Districtof Columbia, and the five.S. territories.The Mint works with each state’sgovernor’s office and subject matter expertsto determine design concepts.“I am proud to have snowboarding representingVermont in the Innovation 1 program,”said Vermont overnor Phil Scott.“In many ways, Vermont is the birthplaceof modern snowboarding, and this coin representsVermont’s contributions to the sport,from physical innovations in boards and bindingsto the creativity and athleticism showcasedby Vermontersand others who train inthe reen Mountainsin competitionon the world stage.”The Mint also released thefollowing description of thecoin.American Innovation VermontDesigner: Justin Kunz,Artistic Infusion ProgramSculptor: Craig Camp-bell, Medallic Artist.“The Vermont 1 Coinfeatures a young femalesnowboarder in the air performinga trick called a “melon grab,”set against a mountainous winter line inspired by the landscape of Vermont.sky-The aim of the design is to capture a senseof the energy and exuberance of snowboardingthrough movement implied by diagonallines and curved shapes. Inscriptions include“NITED STATES OF AMERICA” and“VERMONT.”CompassVermont.Com is an independentpublication founded by a native Vermonter,providing non-editorial news and stories presentedin concert with the culture, mindset,and values of the Green Mountain State.• • •Preservation Trust of Vermont AwardedFunding for 2022 Bruhn GrantsThe Preservation Trust of Vermont hasbeen awarded 659,000 from the Paul BruhnHistoric Revitalization rant Program grant,administered by the National Park Service.These grants mark the third year of fundingfor the program named in honor of the latePaul Bruhn, president of the PreservationTrust of Vermont for nearly 40 years. Subgrantsawarded by the Preservation Trust willsupport preservation projects in rural Vermont.As Vice Chairman of the Senate AppropriationsCommittee, Senator Patrick Leahycreated and named the 7.5 million annualprogram to support rural communities workingto revitalize historic properties in theircommunities of national, state and local significancein order to restore, protect and fostereconomic development in rural villages anddowntown areas.Of the award to the Preservation Trust ofVermont, Senator Leahy said: “As I knowfrom my long friendship and partnership withPaul Bruhn, Vermont’s historic structures arecrucial to preserving the identity of our localcommunities and to energizing our economy.This award will allow the Preservation Trustto help more Vermont communities activatethese spaces, keeping their downtowns andvillage centers vibrant places where Vermonterscan meet their neighbors.”“The Preservation Trust of Vermont isdeeply honored to be entrusted with thisfunding from the National Parks Service,”said Ben Doyle, President of the PreservationTrust. “We are excited to fund projectsaround Vermont that will revitalize communities,help save the buildings Vermonters love,and create new economic activity. This awardis a testament to the hard work of communityleaders engaged in preservation projects andto Senator Leahy’s leadership that has madethe program possible.”Congress appropriates funding for the programthrough the Historic Preservation Fund(HPF). The HPF uses revenue from federal oilleases on the Outer Continental Shelf, providingassistance for a broad range of preservationprojects without expending tax dollars.The program is administered by the NationalPark Service, Department of the Interior.For more information, visit www.ptvermont.org.• • •Castleton University, Northern VermontUniversity, and Vermont Technical College toUnify as Vermont State UniversityThe Board of Trustees of the VermontState Colleges System (VSCS) approved thename Vermont State niversity for the onenew university unifying Castleton niversity,Northern Vermont niversity, and VermontTechnical College.“The establishment of the nameVermontState niversityis a pivotal pointin the creation of our new and innovativeuniversity,” stated Board of Trustees ChairLynn Dickinson. “Vermont State niversitycapitalizes on the nationally and internationallyknown Vermont brand and highlights ourconnection to the state as a public higher educationinstitution. In establishing the identityof the new institution, this is the first step. Weare looking forward to the continued workover the next several months on the additionalcritical elements of the brand identityof Vermont State niversity: the mission, vision,brand identity, and academic structure.”She continued, “the VSCS Board of Trusteesis committed to fully unifying Castletonniversity, Northern Vermont niversity,and Vermont Technical College. With theguidance, support, and financial investmentof the state, the Board of Trustees plans toaccomplish a unification that expands opportunitiesfor learners throughout the state,restructures the system for financial success,and retains our current campus locations andthus our commitment to serving Vermont’srural communities.”Chancellor Sophie datny noted, “theestablishment of Vermont State niversityis an opportunity to fully unify our threeresidential institutions. It is essential thatwe do so in a strategic and thoughtful way.Extensive research, including feedback fromover 3,000 students, faculty, staff, alumni,administrators, and community partners, wasdone to inform the name recommendation.This research was crucial to establishing theunifying name and will continue to be usedin the coming months as we do further workon the mission, vision, and brand identity ofVermont State niversity.”“One key takeaway from the research doneis the importance of innovation and technologywith a focus on the future,” she added.“Another is how embedded Vermont is inour collective identity through our workforcepartners, applied learning opportunities, ourlocal communities and alumni, and connectionto the state. The importance of the wordniversity’ to convey the variety, strength,quality, and prestige of the education providedwas another key indicator. Vermont Stateniversity gives us incredible flexibility inbringing the brand identity of the new universityto life. In the coming months, we willbe continuing the exciting work of establishinga unified brand identity for Vermont Stateniversity.”Vermont State niversity will launch July1, 2023 with recruitment for the first class tobegin in fall 2022. Once the new universityis established, the VSCS will consist of VermontState niversity and Community Collegeof Vermont.The Vermont State Colleges System, withthe guidance and direction of the state, beganworking on system transformation and theunification of the three residential collegeslast year. In Act 74 of the 2021 legislativesession, the state mandated system transformationand integration while also committingto stronger funding of the system, themember institutions, and Vermont students.
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