YMCA Fund Drive Plans Last Report Meeting Tonight
The Bennington YMCA finance campaign reports $7,150 pledged, about one third of the $22,000 goal, with optimism to reach the target by week end. Special gifts total $2,505, from industry and local leaders, and donors include $2,080 from directors and staff.
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YMCA
Bennington
Morrissey
Thomas D. Cook Jr
Lucien E. Loomis
J. Philip Hall
Hall
John P. Zyne
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Beekeepers Hold Buzz Session At Farm Show
Vermont beekeepers will host their annual buzz session on February 5 at the Country House Restaurant in Barre aligned with the Vermont Farm Show. Ernest W. Bemis Boston district FDA inspector will discuss laws on honey packing followed by a question period. John Mailloux Ferrisburg will present colored slides on beekeeping before a business meeting and honey contest awards.
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John Mailloux
Ferrisburg
Vermont Colleges Share $18 500 From Donors
Trustees of the Vermont Foundation of Independent Colleges met in Rutland with presidents of Bennington Goddard Green Mountain Marlboro Putney Trinity Vermont and Windham attending. The fund, raised from 67 donors, totaled 18 500 in 1962 an increase of about 50 percent from three years earlier and will be distributed among the eight member colleges. Raymond A Withey noted out of state gifts surpassed Vermont gifts and officers were re elected for another year.
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Poultney
Vermont Foundation of Independent Colleges
Rutland
Bennington
Goddard
Green Mountain
Marlboro
Putney Graduate School
Trinity
Vermont
Windham
Raymond A. Withey
Foundation
Green Mountai College
William Fels
Bennington College
Ralph Noble
Vermont College
Frank Stanbrough
UE Sponsors Education Classes in Vermont Local 2
The New England District 2 UE conducts officer and member education across Vermont. Bennington Local 295 hosted two sessions led by Don Torney UE international representative and Gerard Steinberg of Boston UE on labor history, pensions, and insurance.
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New England
United Electrical Radio Or Machine Workers of America
Vermont
Bennington
Don Torney
Gerard Steinberg
Boston UE Office
District 2
Paul Seymour
Robert Kirkwood
North Bennington Baptists Screen Jungle Beachhead Viet Nam Film
The North Bennington Baptist Church will show Jungle Beachhead, a color sound film, Sunday at 7 pm. The adventure follows a Christian safari into Viet Nam jungles to establish a beachhead for Christ. The film, set against Vietnamese tribes, is open to the public.
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North Bennington
North Bennington Baptist Church
Viet Nam
LWV Hears Mrs Phelps At Bennington Breakfast
Over 50 members and guests of the Bennington League of Women Voters heard Mrs Ward Phelps of Montpelier speak at a Mt Anthony Country Club breakfast. She outlined league policies and programs at local state national and international levels including the U N Congo peacekeeping efforts. Attendees included members from North Bennington Pownal Shaftsbury Bennington and Old Bennington. The pre town meeting is set for Feb 28 at 8 p m in the Court House.
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Bennington League of Women Voters
Ward Phelps
Montpelier
LWV State Board
Mt. Anthony Country Club
U.N
Congo
North Bennington
Pownal
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Old Bennington
N. Y. DuHamel
League
Court House
St Peters Parish Plans Christian Education Courses
St Peter s Parish offers two Christian education classes at St Peters Episcopal Church. The adult Journey in Faith session runs 10 weeks starting Sundays at 7 30 pm led by Rev Frederick B Wolf with a 2 50 fee. A high school course for grades 9 and up begins Feb 3 at 7 pm and is free, led by Rev Donald A Webster and several educators.
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Frederick B. Wolf
Inquirer
Donald A. Webster
William H
Park Users Paying Development Bonds
The Department of Forests and Parks reported that $2.2 million in state park bonds are funded by park users. It also noted at least $100,000 in park income is available for operating and maintenance expenses.
Weekend Shoppers Beef Prices Offer Bargains
Beef prices are bargain priced nationwide as pork and poultry supplies remain ample. A national chain highlights ric roasts at 69 cents per pound and top sirloin at 99 cents in New York stores. Other beef items include sirloin steaks liver and stew beef while pork loins chops and hams remain widely offered. Fruit prices reflect winter freezes with Florida oranges at half previous year levels and doubled shipping point values for top quality fruit. Fresh vegetables show varied changes with beans and peppers higher while beets carrots spinach celery escarole lettuce and cauliflower hold steady.
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New York
Florida
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John P. Morrissey
Bennington Club
Nick Marra
Main ST
Sirlein Or
Porterhouse
Hamburg
Oleo
N. Bennington Baptists
LWV
St. Peter’s Parish
The
Associated Press
Fishman's
Rayon
ST. Dolores
Pepperell
Prestone
Cristy
Bandon
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