Carbonaro Named Vermont Submarine Veterans Commander
Nicholas Carbonaro Jr. of Bennington was named Vermont state commander of the United States Submarine Veterans of World War II. The group honors Silent Service sailors, preserves memory, and promotes fellowship and patriotism. Veterans not yet members are urged to contact him at P.O. Box 653, Bennington.
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Nicholas Carbonaro Jr
Bennington
Vermont
United States Submarine Veterans
United States
P.O. Box
Bennington Explains Rise in Extension Costs
Town selectmen hear explanation from John C. Page on Vermont Extension Service costs rising from 2724.12 to 3996.74 as Bennington’s Grand List threshold moved countywide. The law ties county totals to per agent costs, with higher brackets after Grand List exceeded 30 million.
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Bennington
Vermont
John C. Page
Page
Benington
Bennington County
Weekend Food Buys for the Coming Weekend
Washington reports from the Consumer and Marketing Service on ample supplies for the weekend. Beef roasts and steaks, bacon and chops, broiler-fryers and turkey are economical meat buys. Fresh vegetables include cabbage carrots cauliflower celery endive lettuce and onions with peppers potatoes radishes and tomatoes. Fruits highlight apples avocadoes bananas grapefruits lemons and oranges with fish sticks red salmon and scallops in good supply nationally.
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Washington
UPI
Housewives Seek Deep Colors at National Housewares Show
In Chicago, housewives favor deep toned plastics to pair with pastel blues pinks yellows and greens. Exhibits feature citron French blue Roman gold and avocado green with copper rising in popularity as early American decor returns. Marketing executives note a shift from pastels to richer high fashion colors especially in bedrooms baths closets and patios. A gray and black garbage pail pairing remains preferred over bright hues.
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Chicago
UPI
W.R. McDonald
Republic Molding
School and You scholarships and awards guide
A continuation of scholarships and awards from General Mills Ford Future Scientists of America National Youth Group Achievement Awards and more. Eligibility spans all 50 states and District of Columbia with tests for Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow and separate national science and youth group honors. Awards include sizable scholarships, pins, plaques, and special seminars, with deadlines and submission details provided for participating schools and groups.
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General Mills
States
Dist. of Columbia
Betty Crocker
Homemakers of Tomorrow
United States
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Ford Future Scientists of America
Ford
FSA
Ford Motor Research Laboratories
Dearborn
Michigan
U.S
Parent’s Magazine
National
Acheivement Awards
Canada
America
PTA
Parents' Magazine
Youth Group Achievement Awards
Vanderbilt Avenue
New York
White psychiatrist admitted to Negro medical society
Dr. Vincent S. Conigliaro a white psychiatrist was admitted Wednesday to the Manhattan Central Medical Society after the executive committee approved his application following a meeting with the New York City Commission on Human Rights. He had filed a complaint last November alleging he was excluded because he is white.
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New York
UPI
Vincent S. Conigliaro
Manhattan Central Medical Society
Conigliaro
New York City
GBA Warns Merchants About Fraudulent Directory Solicitations
The Greater Bennington Association warns merchants that false invoices mimic annual directory listings. Businesses are urged to distinguish solicitations from bills, noting wording that they are not invoices. A 1964 postal booklet on mail fraud is cited as guidance. Lincoln, Neb. UPI mentions the penitentiary screening of Young Dillinger this weekend.
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Greater
GBA
Postal Inspection Service
Post Office Department
Directory GBA cites help for soli citation forms in business listings
The GBA notes it can assist in determining the legitimacy of a classified directory form for businessmen. It recalls collaborating with the H A Manning Company of Greenfield Massachusetts on Manning's Bennington North Bennington Old Bennington and Shaftsbury Directories, last published in 1965, achieved through personal contact and interviews.
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GBA
H.A. Manning Company
Greenfield
Mass
Manning
Bennington
North Bennington
Old Bennington
Shaftsbury
Sale Offer for Readsboro Old School Building
The Village of Readsboro announces sale of the old school building at School and Tunnel Street with the bell reserved for the Readsboro School District. The buyer must raze and remove debris, or remove the structure entirely, under a written contract. Bid by March 16, 1966. Contact Mrs. Margie Cristofolini, Village Clerk, Readsboro VT.
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Readsboro
Vermont
School and
Tunnel Street
A.D
Margie Cristofolini
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Carbonaro Heads
Submarine Vets
Nichols
Dept
Housewives
George A. Sleeman
Bennington South Supervisory Union
National Science Teachers Association
Future Scientists of America
The
Sixteenth St
N.W
Washington, D.C
Negro Society
ICC
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Annington
Sealy
Sealy Quilt Supreme
Anne Fogarty
Dustin Furniture Incorporated
Bennington, Vermont
Elam Street
Lincoln
Neb
State Penitentiary
Young Dillinger
Rock OF Ages
Granite
Barre Guild
D.E. Carver
Washington Avenue
Bennington Bookshop
Main St
Bennington Lanes
Automotive Agencies
Toyota
Spike’s
Call
Arthur Passardi
Thomas Maroni
Arthur Cassatti
Village of
Readsboro, Inc
Carmen Landy
Chaser
Wrecking Service
Leblanc’s
Rambler’s
E. Main ST. Bennington
By Charles M. Schulz
Der
Blondie
Steve Canyon
Jo22es
Johnny Hart
Eroe
By Chie Young
Milton Caniff
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Whit
Eve
By Stan Drake
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