New England Wide Study Center Opens in Durham New Hampshire
The New England Center for Continuing Education near the University of New Hampshire will host its first conference October 12 to 18 in multi million dollar facilities. It serves six regional universities with offices, a learning center and residential tower. Dedication occurs in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
University of New Hampshire
New England
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
al Firm
William L. Pereira
Selican "Pecnastion Witen
Harry P. Day
New England Counsell
University of Conecticut
Ceneter
United Nations
New England Hospital Assembly
U.S. Department of Labor
Social Security Benefits Aid Students in Vermont
About 500000 students aged 18 to 22 will qualify for Social Security benefits this year, with total benefits of roughly 490 million dollars. The program emphasizes that dependents may receive support through contributions from a parent who is retired dead or not. A Vermont Real Estate Commission seminar on Oct 14–15 at the Treadway Inn will discuss standards, current laws, and ethics with Richard D. Simmons as guest speaker.
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Eugene Pelham
West Arlington
Manchester
Joe
Helen Billo
New York City
Peru
Billos
Vermont
Walker Realty
Billo
Steve
Rutland
Middlebury
Vermont Real Estate Commission
Treadway Middlebury Inn
Richard D. Simmons
Simmons
Richard D. Simmons Inc
Wakefield
Mass
New England
Robert £. Normandie
Normandie Ae
Benenington County
Normandie
Social Security Office
Cahill Named Jay Peak Publicity Director
Jay Peak area manager J. D. Mathe announced Al Cahill as director of publicity and advertising. Cahill, 41, formerly of Albany New York, produced and hosted TV programs on WAST Albany and earned awards for a ski guide program with Ski magazine. In 1967 he received the Silver Beaver Award and directed canoeing for the World Scout Jamboree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
D. M
Mack’ Matheson
Jay Peak
Procey
al Cahill
Pub. No
Cahill
Albany
N.Y
WAST
Ski Magazine
Farragut State Park
Idaho
Ski Ball To Benefit U S Ski Team Fund
Boston plans for a $650 a plate autumn ball to raise funds for the United States Ski Team through the New England Committee. The event November 6 at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel aims to fund junior Buddy Werner Leagues and national squad training, part of a broader USSEF drive with a $1 million national goal.
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Boston
United States
Harry R. Leidholdt Jr
New England
Sheraton Plaza Hotel
Buddy Werner
Don Henderson
U.8
al Merrill
USSEF
United States Ski Association
Ing
New England Ball
Francis W. Sargent
Massachusetts
Bay State
Edward M. Kennedy
Edward W. Brooke
F. Lee Bailey
George Macomers
Job openings rise as schools reopen in Vermont
Vermont’s Employment Service reports August openings up by over 1,000 from July as students return to school. Gains occur mainly in sales, clerical, service, and construction roles with 80 day plus positions climbing about 100. Burlington shows a hospital led rise in medical staff demand and hard to fill RNA LPN and nurse aide posts.
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Montpelier
Vermont State Employment Service
Department of Employment Security
Burlington
Springfield
Research & Statistics Section
Mental Health Programs Advised For Windsor Windham Areas
At the Windham County Family and Child Guidance Services annual meeting, Allan R. Cutting urged planning a comprehensive mental health center for Windsor and Windham counties. He noted Vermont Mental Health Plan aims for coordinated Southeastern Vermont programs amid state austerity, calling for new local funding approaches. The group, now six years old from a merger, serves Windham County as an outpatient service with about 300 members.
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Guidance Service
Brattleboro
Family and Child Guidance Services
Windham County
Allan R. Cutting
Windsor
Windham
Cutting
Vermont
Ices
Malcolm Jones
Putney
Russell Hanson
Wise French
Guilford
Robert Ralble
Marlboro
Jonathan Leopold
Veremont
Helen Howe
Gerald Greemore
Governor’s Commission On Children and
Family and
Family Service Agency of
Children’s Special Services
State Department of Mental Health
Beautification Pays Off For Gas Station Owners
Thirty six Vermont Petroleum Association service station dealers were honored at an awards banquet in Montpelier for the beautification contest. Eight top finalists received a $37.50 savings bond and an engraved wall plaque. Guest speaker Robert E. Finucane described plantings and periodic inspections by a dedicated team. Thomas R. Dwyer of Dwyer's Gulf Service in Bennington earned an honorable mention Certificate of Merit.
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Montpelier
Vermont Petroleum Association
Tavern Motor Inn
Robert E. Finucane
Oil Company
Philadelphia
Finucane
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Bennington Banner
Durham, N.H
N.H
New England Center For Continuing Education
Beribner
South St
Orthopedic Associates
Williamstown
Bennington
Burgess Bros
Gey
Thomas L. Hayes
Dan J. Healy
Vermont Federal Housing Administration
Rex Doane
Londonderry
Right
Vermont Association of Boards of Realtors Inc
William E. Hoisington
Sugarbush Inn
Warren
U.S
Mercer, Pa
UPI
James Harkins
Akron
Ohio
Mercer County
Harking
Morgan's
North &T
Mammoth Mart
Tity i
Dardea Vick Bacoumt Bet Store
Gerald
Morrissey, Inc
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Oscar
Star Electric
William J. Congdon
David P. Forrest
Gibson Corp
Paradise Island
Nassau
Bahamas
Gibson
Gibson and Easy Products
Lou Hamper
Gibson Sales Corp
Max Feldman
Empire State Wholesalers, Inc
Troy
Monument Plaza
William Congdon
Betty Congdon
Jane Forrest
David Forrest
Thomas R. Dwyer
Dwyer
Gulf Service
Wickes
Frigidaire
North St.Bennington
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Prince's Restaurant
Priday
East Main St
Bennington, Vermont
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