Dorset Letter Warns on School Bond Debt and Tax Hikes
In a Dorset letter to the editor, E J Ellenwood warns of mounting school debt and a proposed 56 000 bond issue for a new school addition. He notes prior bonds 72 400 unpaid, school enrollment declines, and cites a 1963 forecast of tax increases as precedent while reflecting on national retrenchment trends.
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Dorset
Miller
Princeton
Washington
Montpelier
Calvin Skinner
Byron Bowen
B.S. Fenn
E.J. Ellenwood
Data School Offers Two New Data Processing Courses
Data School in Bennington announces two new courses. Data Processing Computer Concepts runs 10 weeks from Sept 21 evenings 7 to 9 30, priced 219. Computer Programming in COBOL lasts 17 weeks starting Sept 27, evenings 7 to 9 30, priced 324.50. Prerequisite is completion of the first course or equivalent.
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Southern Vermont Computer Center
Data School
Bennington
IBM
Tri-State
Vermont State Department of Education
Veterans Administration
Elks Lodge to celebrate its new home Oct 22 24
The Bennington Lodge of Elks will dedicate its new Washington Avenue home with a three day weekend celebration October 22 to 24. A commemorative program, solicited ads, and a fundraising drive are planned led by Past Exalted Ruler John B. Harte with John DeVito as treasurer and PERs John Ahearn and Virginia N. Max Perrotta assisting.
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Bennington Lodge of Elks
Washington Avenue
John B. Harte
John DeVito
Per
John Ahearn
Virginia N
Max’ Perrotta
Bennington Lodge
John Maloney
Bennington
William Fox
Robert E. Cummings
William E. Dailey Sr
Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Elks
Elks Club
Vermont
New England Coastal Zone Conference Opens in Durham
A two day conference in Durham New Hampshire gathers professionals from industry education and government to map coastal zone management. Workshops cover energy legislative activities resource development research techniques and economic considerations with keynote by R Frank Gregg and talks by John M Hunt and J W Devanney III.
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Durham
N.H
New England Council For Economic Development
New England Center For Continuing Education
R. Frank Gregg
Cochairman
New England River Basins Commission
John M. Hunt
Woods Hole Oceangraphic Institution
J. W. Devanney III
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Health officials confer on insect and rodent controls
Burlington hosts a two day federal training on insect and rodent control led by Harold E. Sargent. Dr. Harry Pratt warns Vermont flies as a major health problem and notes shifts away from DDT. He covers rodent borne diseases and emphasizes rapid EpiPen treatment for bee sting allergies. Rat rabies risk remains uncertain.
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Burlington
State Health Department
Environmental Health Division
Harold E. Sargent
Public Health Service
Harry Pratt
Robert Swiecicki
Bureau of Community Environmental Control
Public Health Services
University of Vermont
Health Department
Pratt
Vermont
Vermont medical assistants plan fall seminar in Essex Junction
The Vermont Association of Medical Assistants holds its annual fall seminar on Saturday Oct. 2 at the Lincoln Inn Essex Junction. Registration at 8:45 am features Gilbert Myers attorney speaking on Medicolegal Problems. A Nixon address film and Dr. Roger W. Mann talk on Medicredit follow. A noon luncheon precedes a Health Maintenance Center tour led by Jackie Lee RN.
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Essex Jct
Vermont Association of Medical Assistants
Lincoln Inn
Park St
Essex Junction
Gilbert Myers
Richard Nixon
Association of Medical Assistants House of Delegates
Roger W. Mann
AMA
Vermont
Legislative Council
Medicredit
Interstate 89
Jackie Lee
Mountaintop restaurant planned at Killington peak Vermont
SHERBURNE The Killington summit terminal expands into a restaurant and sightseeing facility at 4241 feet with first phase ready for the 1971 72 ski season. Additional decks to open next summer. The project aims to be the highest in New England besides Mount Washington and uses angled windows to blend with rock and trees. Microwave heating planned for winter meals. The 3.4 mile gondola, claimed as the world’s longest ski lift, will serve about 40 000 summer sightseers this season.
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Sherburne
Killington
Vermont
Foster Chandler
New England
Mt. Washington
N.H
Chandler
Innkeepers to convene at Stowe Vermont
Vermont Hotel Motel Restaurant Association members gather in Stowe September 19 to 21 for a fall meeting with Gov. Deane C. Davis and Development Secretary Roland A. Loveless among speakers. The program includes sessions on group workman’s compensation safety insurance and highway advertising.
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Rutland
Deane C. Davis
Roland A. Loveless
Vermont Hotel-Motel Restaurant Association
Stowe
Toll House Inn
Toni Flory
Bob Harnish
Cortina Inn
Toll House
Jack Straw
Stowe and Weston
Robert Condon
New Englander Motor Inn
Bennington
Condon
Eugene Cenci
Holiday Inn
Burlington
Laurence Heath
Edson Hill Manor
James Dumas Jr
Clayton Cox
MarketDyne Division
Insurance Company of North America
WHMRA
Elbert G. Moulton
Vermonts
Stowe Country Club
Gov. Davis
Peter Reby
Margrit Aeby
Burr Vail III
Linda Vail
Mt. Mansfield Company
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the Banner
State Board of Education
Tumwater, Wash
Li Grard
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
Wickes
Granada
North St
Walker's
Main ST
Dial
Elks Lodge
Elks Lodges
Silver Towers
N.E
Essex
Queone
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Mountaintop
Killington Peak
Esso
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Gerald E. Morrissey
Bennington, Vt
Meee Drug Stores
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Agway Petroleum
Agway
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Agway Petroleum Service Petroleum Corporation
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