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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1971

Page

6

UVM Students Aid Area Schools In Handicapped Programs

Graduate students in UVM's special education program act as consulting teacher interns in six Vermont districts Barre Washington Northeast Washington West Chittenden South Burlington and Rutland Windsor. They develop individualized plans for about 20 students train aides run in service workshops and continue their studies under university supervision.

Burlington University of Vermont Vermont Washington Northeast Washington West Chittenden South Rutland- Windsor UVM

Green Mt Furniture names maintenance chief Richard Askew

Richard E. Askew of Clinton Connecticut has joined Green Mountain Furniture Inc. of North Bennington as maintenance manager. A 12 year Navy submarine veteran and Navy Nuclear Propulsion graduate, he previously worked as a nuclear test engineer at General Dynamics and a safety engineer at International Insurance. He and his wife Antoinette Domorod live on West Road in Bennington with their three children.

Richard E. Askew Clinton, Conn Green Mountain Furniture Inc North Bennington Askew Navy Nuclear Propulsion Engineering Union College Schenectady N.Y Navy Nuclear Propulsion Laboratory Groton American Society of Safety Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers Antoinette Domorod Clinton West Road Bennington

Teachers explore other cultures at Burlington convention

In Montpelier the Vermont Department of Education and four professional groups plan a two day conference Oct. 14–15 at Essex Junction High School on How to Inquire Into Another Society. The event, part of the Vermont Education Association convention, features Yale’s Dr. Robert Thompson and Carnegie Mellon’s Dr. Barry Beyer with six Africa Japan focused workshops and multiple displays.

Essex Junction High School Vermont Education Association VEA Vermont Department of Education Vermont Council For Teachers of English Vermont Council For Social Studies Vermont Art Teachers Association Vermont Music Education Association Vermont Robert Thompson Yale University Barry K. Beyer Carnegie Mellon University Project Africa Africa International Film Foundation Dorothy Wilson Bellows Falls High School Japan John P. Sanders Ray Dilley ETV Boy Scouts Bruce Barrows Stowe Max Dorsinville English Department McGill University James Becker Social Studies Development Center Indiana University Foreign Policy Association of New York City Tuttle Press Rutland John Sanders Jon Weil Harwood Union High School Jean Minotti Champlain Valley Union High School Hinesburg

Vermont educators to hear Eves at VEA convention

Dr Howard Eves of the University of Maine will address Vermont teachers during the Vermont Education Association Convention in Burlington October 14 15. His talk Tales of the Prince starts 6 p m October 14 after the VCTM banquet at 5 p m. Reservations due by October 11. The next day VCTM sessions run at South Burlington High School with other speakers including William Slesnick and George Edmunds.

Burlington Howard Eves University of Maine Vermont Council of Teachers Vermont Education Association Eves Burlington High School VCTM Kenneth Dresser South Burlington High School William Slesnick Dartmouth College George Edmunds Hingham Mass Robert Wood Tom McKenna Floyd McPherres Hartford High School White River Junction Donald Robinson Green Mountain High School Chester

Pharmacist to Receive Outstanding Young Men of America Award

Pharmacist Philip J. ONeill of Bennington will receive a certificate of appreciation as an Outstanding Young Man of America for 1971 at the Albany College of Pharmacy Union University first annual alumni awards dinner on October 17. Congressmen Samuel S.Stratton will speak on government role in health care and become an honorary ACP Alumni Association member. Three ACP Distinguished Service Medals will be presented.

Philip J. O’neill Bennington ACP Alumni Association ACP

Local Property Sales In Manchester And Deer Meadow

Manchester businessman Carleton E Howe sold Green Peak Orchard land to Mr and Mrs Paul C Noe formerly of New York. Roland Giordano sold their Deer Meadow home to Mr and Mrs Peter Acoutin and family of Flushing New York. Both transactions handled by Walter Realty.

Manchester Carleton E. Howe Green Peak Orchard Paul C. Noe New York Roland Giordano Deer Meadow Peter Acoutin Flushing, N.Y Walter Realty

Bennington Transfers Record of Property TransERS

The Bennington town clerk records several transfers on October dates. Donald A. Facto and Joan M. Facto sell to Albert L. and Mary Roy Brissette at 216 218 Depot Street. Anna E. Moses sells land on Pleasant Valley Road to Robert E. and K Marion Fowler and to Eleanor D. Thompson. E D S Realty Inc sells Lot 3 in Green View Development on Green View Drive to Ann Hussey. Southern Vermont Orchards Inc sells two parcels on Carpenter Hill Road to Blair M. Fletcher. Richard A. and M Phyllis Anderson transfer land and premises on Crescent Boulevard to Kenneth H. and Dorothy A. Hilliard.

Donald A Joan M. Facto Albert L Mary Roy Brissette Depot St Anna E. Moses Robert E. and K. Marion Fowler Pleasant Valley Road Eleanor D. Thompson E-D-S_ Realty Inc Ann Hussey Green View Green View Drive Southern Vermont Orchards, Inc Blair M. Fletcher Carpenter Hill Road Richard A M. Phyllis Anderson Kenneth H Dorothy A. Hilliard Crescent Boulevard

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