Miss Betit's community work spans Potentials and teaching
MISS CECILE BETIT of Bennington, now in Philadelphia, has earned a master's in education from Temple. She helped found Potentials at Smith Kline & French, guiding four boys in the SB&R Sunshine Co. and saving funds for future schooling. She remains a full time fourth grade teacher and envisions expanding youth business programs.
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Cecile Betit
Hector Betit
Park St
Philadelphia
Bennington
Temple University
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Tribune
National Teachers Corps
Miss Bett
Information Services Center
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
Miss Betit
Center For Credit
Sk&f
Shoe Shine
Sb&r Sunshine Co
New York City
Bennington Catholic High School
Emmanuel College
Boston
Youth In Action
Sunshine Company
Weekly School Lunch Menu Through Friday
The weekly menu lists daily meals across multiple days with varied items such as Western steaks American chop suey chicken noodle soup fish sticks and more. Milk or fruit juice accompanies all meals with a weekly lunch price of 1.75 dollars and milk only at four cents per carton daily.
Too Young Drivers Stopped Near Cincinnati
Billy Higgins aged 11 and Harold Wilson aged 8, both of Dayton Ohio, were stopped by police in Kentucky while driving 22 miles without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
UPI
Billy Higgins
Harold Wilson
Dayton
Ohio
Kentucky
Billy
Harold
Friends of Library To Hear Brockway Talk
The Friends of the Bennington Free Library open their season with Dr. Thomas P. Brockway as speaker on Can the Research Library Survive? He helped study library problems for ACLS and LBJ’s library commission, later advising on the New York Public Library. The group invites all interested to attend Wednesday Sept 18 at 8 p.m. in the library social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Bennington Free Library
Thomas P. Brockway
American Council of Learned Societies
New York
A.C.L.S
Research Library Commission
A.C.L.S. Commission On Research Libraries
Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ
Brockway
National Advisory Commission
White House
New York Public Library
Reed College
Oxford
Yale
United States
Supply and Demand Law Pushes 1968 Food Prices Higher
New York UPI reports food prices are inching up driven by the supply and demand balance. Forecasts from S Kent Christensen of the National Association of Food Chains project a 2.5 percent rise by election time and 3.5 to 4 percent for all of 1968 compared with 1967. He notes prices for staples like tomatoes peas and ground chuck have increased, while food-at-home costs have risen less than the overall price index. Overall, per capita supplies will be slightly lower as population grows, contributing to higher farm prices despite rising wages.
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New York
UPI
S. Kent Christensen
National Association of Food Chains
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Women of the Moose hold regular meeting notes
The Women of the Moose group met on September 4 with Bessie Burgess presiding. Plans for the September 27 to 29 convention proceed, Gov. Jack Bahan spoke on convention plans. Bessie Hall presented the mystery package to Burgess. Frances Pierce served as food chair, and a lively auction was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Bessie Burgess
Jack Bahan
Bessie Hall
Frances Pierce
Third Consumer Day Highlighted by Extension Program
The Bennington and Windham County Extension Service of UVM sponsors the Third Consumer Day on Oct 1 at Zion Episcopal Church Parish House in Manchester from 1 to 9 30 PM. The theme Dollars for Sense in Home Furnishings features talks by Charles Gottlieb Jr. and Robert Brewster, plus decorating and consumer protection discussions. Exhibits accompany the program and pickling tips are shared with USDA bulletin access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington and Windham County Extension Service
UVM
Manchester
Zion Episcopal Church
Charles Gottlieb Jr
Rutland
Union Furniture Co
Robert Brewster
Brewster’s Inc
Anne Goody
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Jessie P. Rhodes
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Northeastern University
Quincy
Herbert Gallagher
Generals
Murray Candib
King’s
Dave Candib
Coulter Street
Springfield
East Longmeadow
Candib
Virginia A. Milkey
Brattleboro
State of Ver
Mont
Gov. Hoff
New England
Miss Milkey
Brattleboro High School
Middlebury College
Gaines Dog Foods
Gaines
P.O
Kankakee
Ill
Gary E. Dickinson
Edmund Dickinson
Clarksburg
Paula C. Hamilton
Otis Afb
Grand Forks
N.D
St. Dickinson
Drury High School
North Adams
University of Massachusetts
Dickinson
Perry J. Hamilton
Henderson Road
Williamstown
Bill Burton
The
Baltimore Sun
Banner
Mexico City
Washington-Baltimore
Patricia Neal
Long Island
Dorset
MT. Anthony
Arlington
Pownal
Eize
Bennington Travel Agency
Main ST
DIAL
Evans’ News
Noah’s Ark
Vermont
John
East
Friends of Library
Brockways
Joan
Bennington College
Christensen
WOTM
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
U.S
St. John the Baptist Church
Bennington, VT
Cushman's
Beacon
Walter Murphy
Ransom Gore
Ed Shanahan
Marion Harris
Faith Prior
Vermont Extension Service
Richard Blum
Consumer Protection Service
Extension Service
USDA
Federal Building
South Street
Temple Stuart
Haynes
Kane, Inc
North ST
Sennington
Chiropractic
Springwall Chiropractic
Leer Siegler, Inc
Nome Furniture
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