Burr and Burton Seminary Trustees Meet in Manchester
The Burr and Burton Seminary trustees will meet in the school library in Manchester at 4 p.m. on Thursday June 2 to consider approving a proposed contract with the Teachers Association adopt a budget for 1976 1977 elect a trustee to fill the vacancy from the death of E Roger Wilcox and transact other business as may come before the board.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Burr and Burton Seminary Teachers’ Association
E. Roger Wilcox
Diet foods drive major supermarket business
New York UPI reports that diet foods constitute a major portion of a supermarket's business volume according to Progressive Grocer Magazine, underscoring consumer emphasis on low calorie choices and health oriented shopping trends.
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New York
UPI
Grocer Magazine
First prize winners named in Banner Create-an-Ad contest
Jeff Congdon an eighth grader won first prize in the Banner Create-an-Ad contest for a Bill Hogan Chevrolet ad on Page 2. Hogan awarded a $25 savings bond in addition to the $100 grand prize. Other first prize winners include Eric Turner Michael Tuller and Terry Knapp for Agway Petroleum Greenbergs and Country Casuals ads.
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Jeff Congdon
Bill Hogan
Chevrolet
Hogan
Congdon
Eric Turner
Agway Petroleum
Michael Tuller
Greenberg’s
Terry Knapp
New Hampshire Ready for Independence Declared
Mesheck Weare, president of the New Hampshire provincial congress, informed Philadelphia delegates that New Hampshire is prepared to declare independence due to unparalleled tyranny by Britain. About 200 local schoolchildren entered the year's contest with $325 in prize money awarded by The Banner. Judges were Tim Smith of Bennington and Bill Ryan of Madison North Advertising in Schenectady.
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Exeter
N.H
Mesheck Weare
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
Tim Smith
Bennington
Bill Ryan
Madison North Advertising
Schenectady
MacDonalds
Travel market growth seen to rise by 1983
New York UPI reports consumer travel aftermarkets are projected to grow from 48.7 billion dollars in 1976 to 78 billion by 1983. Frost & Sullivan forecasts nonlocal travel miles rising to 500 billion by 1983 from 370 billion in 1972. Through 1976, nonlocal miles are not expected to increase, with hotels motels eating places trailer markets and sporting goods and camping equipment retailing showing the strongest growth potential.
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New York
UPI
Frost & Sullivan, Inc
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