Business screen magazine (1967)

Record Details:

Title:
Business screen magazine
Date:
1967
Publisher:
[Chicago, Ill. : Business Screen Magazine
Volume:
Business screen magazine
Leaf #:
00050
Language:
English
Collection:
Non-Theatrical Film
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Prelinger Library
Sponsor:
Internet Archive
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
September 14, 2023
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EDUCATIONAL & SCIENTIFIC GROUPS: AUDIOVISUAL DEPARTMENT OF THE N.E.A. Membership Chairmen. Current publication list includes books and pamphlets in areas of AV Instruction. T\', programmed instruction, educational technology, foreign language, educational uses of the computer, non-projected pictures. (Complete publications catalog availaDle upon request. ) Awards and Scholarships: Pioneer Awards for long-time service in the AV field given at each national convention: two scholarships for A\' personnel — Memorial and Programmed Instruction scholarships. THE EDUCATIONAL FILM LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Office: 250 West .^7th Street. New York New York 10019. Officers: James L. Limbacher. Presideiu: William J. Speed. Vice-Presidem: Carolyn Guss. Secretary: Emily S. Jones, Administrative Director (at headquarters). CoiUMiTTEEs: Emily S. Jones, Festival Chairman: Carolyn Guss. Nominations Chairman: William J. Speed. Membership Cliairman: Judy V'ogelsand. Evahiations Chairman. Membership: (Constituent) — 715 nonprofit educational institutions: (Service) — 95 commercial organizations and interested individuals; 4 international members (govern ment agencies, film groups of other countries ) : 46 sub-memberships and 250 personal memberships, for a total enrollment of 1 1 00. Plrpose: To encourage and improve the production, distribution and utilization of educational films. EFLA conducts a film evaluation service. 1967 American Film Festival: To be held May 10-13, at the Biltmore Hotel, New York City. Pi'BLiCATiONs: For members — Evaluations. EFLA Bulletins. Service Supplements and Film Review Digest and Filmlist. A catalog containing descriptions of EFLA "general" publications is provided on letterhead request. THE FARM FILM FOUNDATION, INC. Main Office: 1425 H. St.. N.W., Washington, DC. 20005. Officers: Dr. Roger B. Corbett (New Mexico State University). President: Mrs. Edith T. Bennett. Executive Vice-President; Beatty H. Dimit (National Grange). Francis Wilco.x ( National Council of Farmer Cooperatives ) . Mrs. Haven Smith (Women's Committee, .-^m. Farm Bureau Federation), E. M. Norton (National Milk Producers Federation). Vice-Presidents: Ken Geyer (Connecticut Milk Producers Assn.). Treasurer; J. K. Stern (American Institute of Cooperation), Secretary: Charles Dana Bennett, Special Consultant: Lewe B. Martin. (Pope. Ballard & Loos), Counsel; Dickson Loos (Pope, Ballard & Loos), Assistant Treasurer. Board of Trustees: Elmaar Bakken (Boy Scouts of America); Mrs. Edith T. Bennett, L.xec. V. P.; Harry O. Bercher (International Harvester Co.); Mrs, Anna Breckenridge (Potomac Grange): Roger Corbett (New Mexico State University): P. O. Davis (Assn. of Land Grant Colleges); Beatty H. Dimit (National Grange): Roger Fleming (American Farm Bureau Federation); Ken Geyer (Connecticut Milk Producers' Assn.): James E. Gibson (National Archives); N, John Hansen (National .Assn. of County Agricultural .^gents); H. G. Hawes (Maine State Dept. of .'\grieulture ) ; Karl D. Loos (Pope. Ballard & Loos); Robert F. McCleod (Corn Products Co.); Herschel D. Newsom (National Grange); E. M. Norton (National Milk Producers Federation ) ; Mrs. Haven Smith ( Women's Committee. Am. Farm Bureau Federation); J. K. Stern (American Institute of Cooperation); Carroll Streeter (Farm Journal): R. Douglas Stuart ( Quaker Oats Company ) : Webster Tenney (Future Farmers of America): John D. Waugh (Allied Chemical Corp.): J. Jerome Thompson ( Chas. Pfizer & Co. ) ; Francis Wilcox (National Council of Farmer Cooperatives). Honorary Life Me.mbers: Earl W. Benjamin. William T. Brady. Frank W. Jenks. James A. McConnell. Wheeler McMillen. Mrs. Raymond Sayre. William T. Spanton. Board of Consultants: Roy Battles (Clear ■quality. . -Service., .Dependability" . . . everybody's promise to the film maker! These are all empty words mdeed. without the know-how and the personal attention of experienced people to back them up. Charles Young, our Laboratory Scheduling Director, helps us put life and meaning into the words "Colburn Quality," "Colburn Service." "Colburn Dependability." Charlie and his co-workers have that priceless experience and the equipment to help you achieve a finer finished film on your next production. GEO. W. COLBURN LABORATORY, INC. 164 N, Wacl^er Drive • Chicago, Illinois 60606 Telephone (area code 312) 332 6286 Complete laborjioiy Serv Suner 8 8MM « Ifif.'M RpK ice lor I6MM Editing RecoftJing ;icp Pnnlinp Titlinr l^MV ShiIp ^nrt Work Prints / ilmstnp SpfvirP 42 BUSINESS SCREEN ■ 1967