Telephone Company Official To Speak At Dinner Meet
The Industrial Management Club of Bennington County Hoosick Area linked to the Bennington YMCA will host its monthly Dinner Meeting at Paradise Restaurant on Wednesday at 7 p.m. John H. Herder of Southern New England Telephone Company will present The Changing Character of Management. Herder, a general studies manager, directs organization planning and manpower studies and holds degrees from Rutgers Columbia NYU. He teaches management at Quinnipiac College and has lectured at NYU Rutgers New Haven College and UConn. He is married to Marilyn Hurt of Bennington. Reservations are via the YMCA by Tuesday.
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Bennington Area
YMCA
Paradise
John H. Herder
South
Ern
New England Telephone Company
Herder
Southern New England Telephone Company
Rutgers University
Columbia University
New York University
Phi Beta Kappa
Quinnipiac College
Hamden Conn
New Haven College
University of Connecticut
Marilyn Hurt
Bennington
Eugene C. Burt
Pageant St
North Haven, Conn
Tansitor Electronics Inc
Busy Night for Boy Scout Troop 53 Awards and Dues
Boy Scout Troop 53 held its weekly meeting Tuesday with several awards and announcements. Scoutmaster Kendall Adams reported about 20 Scouts behind on dues, risking ineligibility for re-registration. Dues are 10 cents weekly or $3 yearly, with 59 cents needed to register for another year, part of dues supporting subscriptions.
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Boy Scout Troop 53
Terry Hunt
Kendall Adams
Boy’s Life Magazine
Geoffrey Locklin
Bruce Fuller
Bruce
Rupert
James Harrington
Bart Howe
Theodore Betts
Martin Betts
Wayne Jacobs
Eagle Scout
Fuller
Jacobs
Troop 53
Rutland Fairgrounds
New England Construction Gains Led by Vermont and New Hampshire
In 196 the New England states built sharply higher total contracts reaching 2.491 billion, up 6.5 percent from the prior year. Non-residential work rose 9 percent to 928.8 million while residential gained 4 percent to 1.080 billion. Vermont up 59 percent to 106 million and New Hampshire up 23 percent to 149 million led gains. Massachusetts remained largest, Connecticut slipped, Rhode Island rose 22 percent to 192 million.
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Boston
UPI
Maine
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New England
F. W. Dodge Co
Board urges condemnation of anti semitism at UN
The Coordinating Board of Jewish Organizations urged that anti semitism be condemned in any international convention against religious intolerance. They sent a letter to Secretary General Thant on the opening of the U N Human Rights Commission session urging inclusion of a specific article condemning anti semitism as beyond the pale of organized society.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPD
Coordinating Board of Jewish Organizations
United Nations
Thant
U.N. Human Rights Commission
Construction Begins in Summer on $5 Million Science Center
Middlebury College plans the first phase of a $5 million Science Center to start this summer. The project forms part of a 10 year, $17.5 million capital program aimed at expanding enrollment and upgrading arts and sciences facilities.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Edwin S. S. Sunderland
Charles A. Dana
Warner Science
Ford Foundation
Challenge Fund
Challenge
YMCA Hosts Industrial Display At The Globe Union Booth
The Globe Union Corporation showcased cutaway batteries and interior battery components at the YMCA lobby, including Gulf Power Crest Allstate High Voltage and Sunoco Hi Power products. Youths study electricity as Jr Hi Y members report on the World Service meeting in Hartford.
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Globe Union Corporation
YMCA
Gulf Power Crest
Allstate High Voltage
Sunoco Hi Power
Jr. Hi-Y
World Service
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Waldo C. Holden
Paul Riddle
Dale Wilson
David Carrier
Marvin
Bucky) Sutton
Molly Stark School News Highlights Chorus Prog and Hootenanny
Molly Stark elementary reports a successful Chorus Club season guided by Mrs. Watkin aiding social activities and a lively Hootenanny on January 28 featuring the Travelers Three from Benihi to fund a trip to see My Fair Lady. Educational TV use by Miss Smith and Mr. Carrara aids science and news lessons with noted drawbacks.
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Molly Stark
Miss Smith
Seventh and eighth graders form Molly Stark softball team
A new Molly Stark junior high softball squad will begin once weather allows. The team will play Pownal Shaftsbury North Bennington and Ben Hi schools in upcoming games.
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Molly Stark
Pownal
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Ben- Hi
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