School and You Scholarships By Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
The Education Foundation of Alpha Phi Alpha awards 5 to 8 scholarships annually to high school graduates. Each grant ranges from $300 to $500. Selection emphasizes financial need, potential for self development and service, and scholastic achievement. Applications: request forms March 1 to April 15, with all materials due by May 1, 1966.
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Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc
Director of Education
Ade
American Society For Metals Foundation For Education and Research
United States
Canada
Cone Tact
American Society For Metals
Metals Park
Ohio
College Library Reports Increase in Collection
Bennington College library served 17 Vermont libraries and borrowed from 31 collections in 1964 65 under interlibrary loan. Heaviest borrowers included Bennington Free Library Bennington High School Library Goddard and Marlboro College libraries and Brattleboro Regional Library. The college borrowed most from New York State Library and from as far as University of Oklahoma. Miss Mary S Hopkins, college librarian, issued the annual report today noting a 5 per
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Bennington College
Vermont
Bennington Free Library
Bennington High School
Goddard and Marlboro College
Brattleboro Regional
New York State Library
University of Oklahoma
Mary S. Hopkins
George D. Aiken
Easter Seals volunteers from Bennington aid drive
Co chairs Mrs. Dorothy Damour and Mrs. Catherine Dermody say Boy Scout Troop 345 led by John Barry joined Girl Scout Troops 160 245 and 246 in delivering Easter Seals. The Bennington library reported 48 891 volumes with 2 405 new items during the year and 22 266 total student circulations in 1964 65.
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Bennington
Dorothy Damour
Catherine Dermody
John Barry
Richard Davis
Robert Rounds
David Remington
Allen Brown
John Davis
Steve Dennis
Alan Folsom
Conrad Hoffman
Beverly Petrelis
Susan Kehoe
Colleen Burgess
Gerry Salter
Pam Mears
Wanda Tyrrell
Louise Frantz
Carol Parker
Gene Irons
Kathy Shea
Pamela Hollister
Nancie Jolivette
J. Damon
Janet McGaughey
Jean Peterson
Susan Ransom
Cindy Burgess
Kerry Glase
Kathy Kehoe
Peace Corps Test Wins Interest From Bennington Area Residents
Peace Corps invites Bennington area residents to a placement test at 9 a.m. Saturday March 12 in Brattleboro at the Post Office building. The test measures aptitude and language learning potential, not achievement, and is non competitive. Applicants must complete an application before testing, obtainable at local post offices or Peace Corps headquarters.
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Bennington
Peace Corps
Brattleboro Post Office
Washington, D.C
Dr Hager Named BFRC President at Bennington meeting
Dr Dorothy Hager was elected president of the Bennington Friends of Retarded Children at the annual meeting. Former VP Dr Hager succeeds Dr William Worthington as president with Mrs Charles Longtin named VP and Arthur Murephy re elected treasurer. New board members include Dr Worthington and Mrs Michael Povsner. Also listed are scholarships from the American Optometric Association and various foundations offering aid to students in optometry and nursing, with details and contact info.
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Dorothy Hager
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
BFRC
Hager
William Worthington
Charles Longtin
Arthur Mure Phy
Julius Manes
Joseph Hall
Margaret Lillie
James Consroy
Worthington
Michael Povsner
Shaftsbury
American Optometric Association
Alabama
California
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
North Carolina
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Ontario
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Canada
Chippewa St
St. Louis
Learning From Failure in 4-H Club Work
4 H News Notes by James A. Edgerton urges learning through failure. It cites Edward V. Pope on compulsive winners and professional competitors, argues 4 H aims to prepare youth for life through success experiences, and offers six practical steps to foster healthy responses to loss including praise for effort, specific feedback, and public acknowledgment.
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National
Edward V. Pope
Federal Extension Service
10 Inch Mastodon Tooth Found Near Lisbon
A 10 inch mastodon tooth was discovered during excavation in Charneca De Lumiar, north of Lisbon. An expert estimates fossilization began around 15 million years ago, dating the tooth to the Miocene period.
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Lisbon
UPI
Charneca de Lumiar
Bennington Banner telephones and staff listings
Bennington Banner publication details list city address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201 with daily schedule except Sundays and holidays. It includes newsroom advertising and circulation contact numbers 442-2800 442-2684 and subscription rates 2 months 6.80 6 months 11.70 1 year 22.50 within 50 mile radius Vermont and 38 months 5 months 13.00 in other U S. Postage paid at Bennington Vermont 05201.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Vermont Girl Scout Cookie Sale Starts This Saturday
The annual Vermont Girl Scout Cookie Sale runs March 5 to 12 with 13 neighborhoods of the Vermont Girl Scout Council participating. Junior, Cadette and Senior Scouts will take orders while Brownies do not sell. Cookies cost 50 cents a box and deliveries occur April 11 and 12. The sale supports camping facilities, camperships, and troop activities beyond regular dues. five cents per box stays in troop treasuries. Mrs. Edward Bouton of Montpelier chairs the event. Neighborhood No. 12, chaired by Mrs. Steve Gilman of Bennington, covers Bennington and nearby towns.
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St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Pat Sallisky
Andrea Mason
Dawn Keough
Kenneth Jolivette Jr
Hagerman
Vermont
Vermont Girl Scout Council
Edward Bouton
Montpelier
Regu
Bouton
Steve Gilman
Bennington
North Bennington
Manchester
Arlington
Shaftsbury
Stiff Penalties Proposed For Demonstrators
Rep. Charles E. Bennett proposes a bill to jail demonstrators who interfere with military operations and impose fines up to 10000 dollars. The measure also covers those urging interference and those distributing urging material.
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Washington
UPI
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
Also Mentioned on This Page
George A. Sleeman
Bennington South Supervisory Union
College
Germany
Frank M. Bailey Jr
U.S. Army
Jennie Bailey
Frank M. Bailey
94Th Arty
APO
N.Y
Peacer Corp
Dr. Hager
Oscar W. Ritchie
Lakewood Road
Ravenna
Bergen Foundation
Foundation
Sunset Blvd
Hollywood
Calif
Elks Grand Lodge
Elks National Foundation
Youth Activities Committee
Elks Lodge
Grand Lodge
James A. Edgerton
UVM
Bennington, Vt
PHE
Cookie
Women’s
Wash & Wear Cotton Drysdale’s
CABLE
Cray
Better Tv, Inc
Dial
Girl Scout
Bennington Bookshop, Inc
TEL
Cash & Carry
Early Bird
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
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