Perfect Attendance Listed for Bend at Bennington High
The superintendent's office released the Bennington High School perfect attendance list for Jan 18 to Mar 19. Included are Post Graduates Stanley Gilmore and Douglas Marsden and students across grades 12 to 7, listing names such as Barbara Buck Christopher Conway Kathy Danforth Bradford Dewey Julia Farnum Diane Gros Josephine Jones and many others.
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Bennington High School
Stanley Gilmore
Douglas Marsden
Barbara Buck
Christopher Conway
Kathy Danforth
Bradford Dewey
Julia Farnum
Diane Gros
Josephine Jones
Sandra Kelson
Shirley Loveland
Linda Potter
Milton Pratt
Ruby Sanders
Diane Whitney
Christine Williams
Ann Arnold
Clifford Barber
Kevin Barry
Janice Burt
William Cone
Candace Cross
Lynne Davis
Wesley Foster
Susan Gilmore
Ladie Ann Graves
Ralph Greenawalt
Char
State Cable TV Regulation Opposed in Clark Message
Paul W. Clark of Bennington Better TV sends Vermont legislators a case against state regulation of cable TV. A bill would place cable firms under Public Service Board oversight, akin to gas electric and water utilities, and is pending in the House Banking and Corporations Committee.
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Vermont
Paul W. Clark
Bennington
Better TV
State Public Service Board
House Banking and Corporations Committee
Daulton Mann
Peru
Banking and Corporations Committee
Ernest W. Gibson Jr
Public Service Board
Clark
PSB
CATV
Ralph A. Foote
Welfare Costs Rise Despite Poverty War
Washington reports welfare outlays continue to climb under Johnson anti poverty programs as a House hearing probes for a 407.9 million supplemental for federal matching payments. Bureau of Family Services chief Steininger cites higher inflation and demand across programs. He notes Congress allocated 2.8 billion last year, but more funding is needed for fiscal 1965.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Ing Up
Cougrons
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fred H. Steininger
Department’s
Bureau of Family Services
Congress
Steininger
Bennington County Service Firms Report Strong 1963 Receipts
Bennington County’s 247 service establishments reported total receipts of 8.8 million dollars in 1963, up 82 percent from 1958, per the 1963 census of business released by the Bureau of the Census. The 1958 census covered operations during that year and the service trades included personal services and miscellaneous business activities.
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Bennington County
Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
Jobs Open At Village Playgrounds This Summer
Students home on vacation may interview for summer work at village playgrounds by contacting Leonard J. Black at the YMCA or Howard Fitzgerald of 118 Branch St. All potential staff must be interviewed by the Village Recreation Committee. more staff needed. Requirements include high school graduate or college student, male or female, able to supervise children. The passage also notes census figures for county and state personal service establishments and payrolls in 1963.
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Leonard J. Black
YMCA
Howard Fitzgerald
Branch St
Benhi Marks FHA Week at Bennington High School
Bennington High School hosts National FHA Week with displays on school bulletin boards and the third annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. Officers for next year will be installed as the chapter gears up for the state convention at Mount Snow on April 23 and 24. FHA members are home economics students and other interested girls, guided by advisor Barbara House.
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Bennington High School
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Benhi
Barbara House
Mount Snow
America
Marraige
Early Bird Satellite Set For 6 30 P M Launch Tonight
Cape Kennedy reports COMSAT launches its first commercial communications satellite Early Bird atop the TAD booster. The 6,000 solar cell drum will relay 240 two way telephone conversations across the Atlantic and support television links. Weather favorable. launch televised.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
New Communication Satellite Corporation
Atlantic
Space Agency
Comsat
North America
Europe
Early Bird
Ghost in the House staged at Cambridge Central School
Helen Louise Miller’s play Ghost in the House was presented for upper grade pupils at Cambridge Central School. The cast included Jock McCall as the ghost, John Cullinan Doreen Parseley as the Merediths, Scott Wands as Bob Meredith, Mary Beth Adams as Mary Potter, Debbie Bower as Margie Newman, and Robert McDonald as Mr. Newman. Nan cy Voerman directed with Vicki Clark assisting. front of house staff covered management box office and publicity. stage crew supported lights and makeup.
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Helen Louise Miller
Cambridge Central School
Laurie Gibbons
Ray Olson
Don Robertson
Judy Austin
Carol King
Kay Kenyon
Esther Parks
Meredith
John Cullinan
Doreen Parseley
Scott Wands
Bob Meredith
Mary Beth Adams
Mary Potter
Debbie Bowler
Margie Newman
Robert McDonald
Mr. Newman
Nancy Voerman
Vicki Clark
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Bend
Coulommiers
France
Jean Depene
Depenne
Lotte Greer
Edith Greer
Duane Knapp
Richard Knapp
Neil Lachant
Peter Lanfair
Stephen Mattison
Everett Maxham
Cheryl Pratt
Daniel Shultz
David Wilkinson
Judith Boise
Earl Bump
Steve Cleveland
Stephen Crawford
Richard Farrar
Carol Foley
Leo Gauthier
Ruth Gavin
Peter Harrington
Anna Harwood
Nancy Humphrey
Gerald Jepson
Marshall Knapp
Jane Lackey
Gary Littlefield
Kathy Mould
Richard Noble
William Rogers
Sonotone
Carroll
Bennington, VI
House of Hearing
Apt
Wichaels
By Diane Leblanc
Thaddeus Swertz
CSC
Bennington Catholic High School
Henry
Science Department
Prandini
Bird
Cambridge
Ruth Bates
Cammie Hudson
Rupert Jennings
Jim Seveerson
Jonathan Phelps
Steve Parrish
Tom Shiland
Janet Gummoe
Kay McCarty
Jan Kyer
Kathy Marsh
Belgium
Noveck-Shultz, Inc
Pernieo Er V Distillery
Daant Nentucm
Bond
Plymouths
Axive
Plymouth
Ford
Chevrolet
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Plymouthland
FURY
Belvedere
Valiant
Barracuda
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