State Grocers To Confer On Sales Computers
VermontRetail Grocers Association meets October 15 at UVM Memorial Lounge to discuss computers cash registers and profit planning. Malcolm Bevins chairs morning session guiding UVM Computing Center tour with speakers from National Cash Register Co and public accountants. An afternoon panel covers financial records and profits with USDA expert Lewis Norwood Jr. All Vermont grocers invited.
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Burlington
Systematic Records
Vermont Retail Grocers Association
UVM
Distributive Education Service
State Department of Education
Vermont Extension Service
Malcolm I. Bevins
Vermont Experiment Station
Charles W.W. Mitchell
National Cash Register Co
Teen Age Drinking Topic For VEA Session Friday
The Vermont Education Association convenes in Burlington on October 18 with a panel discussion on teen age drinking. Robert W. Jones of Rutgers University will speak, chaired by John J. Pascuitti, with student panelists from St. Albans Winooski Windsor Orleans and South Burlington. The event starts at 9 a.m. in Edmunds High School Room 35 and is open to teachers students and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Education Association
Vermont
Robert W. Jones
Center For Alcohol Studies
Rutgers University
Jones
Alcoholism Foundation of
Alberta
Canada
John J. Pascuitti
Thomas M. Shea
Margaret Bryant
St. Albans
Gary Chicoine
Stephen Richards
Winooski
Bonnie Durphey
Windsor
Thomas Leonard
Jean Leslie
Orleans
Cynethia Turo
South Burlington
Edmunds Senior High School
How New England Senators Voted on Recent Roll Calls
Senate: On Goldwater amendment to cut vocational ed funds by 63 million yearly the vote was 23 for 52 against with Saltonstall against Aiken McIntyre Muskie Pastore Pell Prouty Smith voting for and Cotton Dodd Kennedy Ribicoff Saltonstall voting for passage of the vocational ed program. House: On the Civil Rights Commission extension bill the vote was 265 for 80 against with Fort Bates Boland Burke Cleveland Conte Daddario Donohue Fogarty Giaimo Grabowski Keith McIntire Monagan Morse ONeill Philbin Stafford Wyman for and Macdonald Martin St Germain St Onge Sibal Tupper not voting.
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Goldwater
R-Ariz
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Aiken
R-Vt
McIntyre
D-N.h
Muskie
Dmaine
Pastore
D-R.l
Pell
Prouty
Smith
R-Maine
Cotton
R-N.h
Dodd
D-Conn
Kennedy
D - Mass
Ribicoff
Dconn
McIintyre
Civil Rights Commission
Fort Bates
Rmass
Boland
D-Mass
Burke
Cleveland
Conte
Daddario
Donohue
Fogarty
D-R.i
Giaimo
Grabowski
Keith
McIntire
R - Maine
Morse
O’neill
Philbin
Stafford
Wyman
Macdonald
Dmass
Martin
R - Mass
St. Germain
Students Role-Play Historic Figures in Benhi Ideology Class
In Benhi Catamount's ideology class ten students portrayed historical figures who argued on human self-government. Lynne Preston presented St. Thomas Aquinas, Sam Greer portrayed Plato, Nancy presented Thomas Paine, with other selections following.
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Benhi
St. Thomas Aquinas
Lynne Preston
Plato
Sam Greer
Thomas Paine
Nancy
Benhi News Briefs Highlight VEA Convention Trip and Youth Activities
The Benhi Catamount staff notes Lynne Preston as associate editor and details her band, Honor Society, FTA, Math and Science Club memberships. The school plans a four day weekend for teachers to attend the VEA Convention in Burlington October 17 18. The Bennington Youth Council hosts a hayride October 26 starting at the Second Congregational Church with dancing afterward.
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Benhi
Burlington
Lynne Preston
Benhi Catamount
FTA
Lynne
University of Vermont
Bennington Youth Council
Second Congregational Church
Vermont Moves To Wipe Out Hog Cholera
Wyoming Nevada and Vermont advance to Phase IV of the national hog cholera eradication program. USDA reports no infected hogs in these states, with outbreaks last in 1957 1960 and 1961 respectively. The program spans 36 states and Puerto Rico aiming to end a $50 million annual hog disease.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Nevada
Vermont
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Puerto Rico
State To Get 11 Special Days At World's Fair
Miller & Company announces applications for special days at the New England States Pavilion New York World's Fair 1964 65. About 150 days will be set aside for New England cities counties colleges and regional groups with a village green stage for outdoor shows. Vermont receives 11 days six in 1964 five in 1965 chosen by the Vermont Development Department through a Miller committee based on performance quality practicality spectator appeal and Vermont interest.
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Montpelier — Miller & Company
New England States
New England
Vermont
L. Samuel Miller
Miller & Company
Vermont Development Department
Miller
Friends of Retarded Children Begin Annual Drive
The Bennington group launches its annual fund drive seeking about $11,000 in private donations to supplement public funds for its 1963-64 program aiding mentally retarded residents. Most of the $39,000 budget supports Red Brick School in Shaftsbury serving 30 children with education and training to foster self sufficiency.
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Bennington Friends of
Dartmouth welcomes 800 freshmen as 195th year begins
Hanover New Hampshire seven Vermont students are among more than 800 freshmen entering Dartmouth College for its 195th year. About 40 percent of the class receive scholarship aid part of over 1 million dollars in undergraduate financial aid for 1963 64. Convocation ends freshman week for the class of 1967. A Bennington area freshman is Peter V Holden son of Vermont Supreme Court Justice James S Holden and Mrs Holden of Overlea Road North Bennington. Holden graduated North Bennington High School in June 1963.
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Hanover
N.H
Vermont
Bennington
Dartmouth
Bennington Area
Peter V. Holden
Vermont Supreme Court
James S. Holden
Overlea Road
North Bennington
Holden
North Bennington High School
Five New Teachers Named by Castleton
Castleton State College announces five new faculty for 1963-64, four in education and one in nursing. Names include Byron G. Avery, Stephen A. Warde, John A. Myers, Thomas J. Adriance, and Miss Marjorie Ann Meyer. The rising budget funds a third class of 15 students starting January, with most staffing costs supported by the state's Division of Special Education. Local funds cover auxiliary services and programs, while the Red Brick School association provides counseling and referral services and operates a speech therapist for students with mental retardation and speech difficulties.
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Vermont
Portsmouth
N.H
New England Board of Higher Education
Robert E. Long
Lyndon State College
Robert T. Marsh
Green Mountain College
Graham S. Newell
St. Johnsbury
John T. Fey
UVM
Odino A. Martinsell
Johnson State College
Richard J. Dundas
Castleton State College
George A. Bell
Sanborn Partridge
Proctor
John S. Hooper
Brattleboro Reformer
Byron G. Avery
Westminster
Stephen A. Warde
Hawes Cave
N.Y
John A. Myers
Landgrove
Thomas J. Adriance
Glens Falls
Marjorie Ann Meyer
Syosset
L.I
Division of
Association
Red Brick
Forman
Mary Greenslet
George Jenkins
Viola Goodyear
Arthur Murphy
Dorothy Hager
Leon Wagner
Howard Greenslet
Janet Lloyd
Richard B. Leake III
Curtis M. Flory
Allan J. Heath
Harold Riemann
William Worthington
Guy Kagey
Charles Longtin
Joseph Hall
Madelyn Green
Margaret Lillie
LeGrand Thompson
John H. Williams II
Julius H. Manes
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Wesley A. Cilley
Cilley
Vermont Association of Public Accountants
Grocers’ Association
Carl R. Smith
Gerald Bellavance
Wilder
Berk Bennett
Albert Verret
Thomas S. Stanley
Lewis F. Norwood Jr
Division of Marketing and Utilization Sciences
Washington
Congress
Senate
Hollywood
Haynes
Main ST
Neg Ree Peters Is
Salem’s SN
The
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Vermont Bank
Flderal Clpolit Insurance Corporation
Robert G. Cum
Mings
George Cummings
County St
Fort Dix, N.J
I Co
Trag. Regt
Bennington Catholic High School
Co. C
By Anne Bahan Benhi Catamount
By Diane Leblanc
Steve Noyes
Bill Hickok
John Fothergill
Tom Mooney
Greg Palmer
Bonnie Barber
Bendi
Channel 6
Catholic High
Carolyn Comstock
Katrina Koziol
New York Times
Herald Tribune
James Santarcangelo
Chip
Bruce Howe
Wilma Howe
Fred Carmichael
Dorset Playhouse
Santarcangelo
Rubinoff
Machiavelli
Anne Bahan
Karl Marx
Freda Betts
John Stuart Mill
Paul Williams
Pericles
Allison Aja
John Locke
Debi Smith
James Madison
Judy Dawson
Nikolai Lenin
Tom Lanfair
Lester Jipp
Richard Caswell
Friends of Retarded Children
Castleton
School of Education
School of Nursing
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
W. Earle Forman
Scotland
Fon Own
Long John Importing Company
New York
del Monte
Walker’s
Berkshire
Union Street
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