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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1967

Page

2

Vermont Derby Prizes Attract Young Builders In Bellows Falls

Prizes worth excitement await entrants in the 1967 Vermont Soap Box Derby set for June 11 in Bellows Falls. Winners receive a $500 savings bond a trophy and a trip to Akron to compete for $30,000 in college scholarships from Chevrolet. Eligible boys 11 to 15 may register at state Chevrolet dealers or by mail.

Bellows Falls Vermont Akron Ohio Chevrolet P.O. Box

Vermont Education Association Assembly in White River Junction

More than 100 delegates from 64 local teacher associations travel to Hartford High School for the Vermont Education Association Representative Assembly. Miss Ruth Spooner, VEA president, says delegates will review committee reports vote on the budget and dues and act on resolutions to set policy for the coming year. Friday 8 p.m. session discusses a Professional Practices Act teacher certification study and resolutions. Saturday 9 a.m. starts the annual corporation meeting followed by the assembly formal session.

White River Junction Vermont Education Association Hartford High School Ruth Spooner VEA Burlington Representative Assembly

Hoff to speak at Vermont Small Business Advisory Council

Governor Philip H. Hoff will address the Vermont Small Business Advisory Council spring meeting in Montpelier next Tuesday on federal state relations, focusing on the New England Regional Commission. He travels to Washington on Monday to join a commission meeting to set priorities and hire an executive director.

Montpelier UPI Philip H. Hoff Vermont Small Business Advisory Council New England

Lake George Opera Festival Reveals 1967 Season Lineup

The Lake George Opera Festival announces its sixth season running July 22 to September 3 featuring Robert Ward’s The Crucible and Douglas Moore’s The Ballad of Baby Doe. Aug 12 and Aug 24 mark the first Crucible and Baby Doe performances with Frances Bible recreating Augusta Tabor and Elizabeth Proctor. The season opens July 22 with Verdi’s La Traviata.

Lake George Robert Ward Douglas Moore Baby Doe Young Frances Bible New York City Opera Augusta Tabor Elizabeth Proctor Lake George Opera Festival

Cohoes Plans Three Day All American City Celebration

Cohoes dedicates three days to celebrate its All American City award from Look Magazine. Events include a victory dance at the State Armory parade banquet and ball, a Sunday fireworks display, and dances. Speakers: Dr James E McDonald Mayor Paul G VanBuskirk and Paul R Coughlin. Also Mohican Council retreat organizer Robert K Chatel Sr to chair Camp Wakpominee gathering April 28–30.

Cohoes State Armory James E. McDonald Paul G. VanBuskirk Paul R. Coughlin Glens Falill Robert K. Chatel Iroquois Mohican Council Camp Wakpominee Chatel

Mohawk Motors Told to Remove Advertising Sign

Berkshire news reports Mayor Florini orders Mohawk Motors to take down a sign attached to the Veterans Memorial Drive Bridge amid lease disputes over land under the bridge. A city ordinance bans handbills on city property, and officials oppose a permissive change. Another item notes a county theater project approved for school children funded by federal grants and run by the Massachusetts Department of Education. Mediators have entered a strike at Cornish Wire Co in Williams College area, with pickets at Williamstown and North Adams facilities.

North Adams Francis C. Florini Mohawk Motors, Inc Veterans Memorial Drive Sprague Electric Pittsfield Massachusetts Dept. of Education Williamstown Cornish Wire Co Williams Inn

UVM Receives 490000 in Research Grants

University of Vermont trustees approved more than 490000 in grants at the April meeting. Funds came from state and federal agencies including the U S Public Health Service the Navy NSF and the Office of Education for medicine pediatrics pharmacology chemistry biology and engineering research and graduate fellowships. Other support funded social work instruction heart disease prevention and civil defense courses among various departments and programs.

Burlington — University of Vermont State of Vermont Blair Williams Vermont Heart Association Department of Medicine Eugene Lepeschkin Vermont Department of Health Doris Steele U.S. Public Health Service Edward Andrews Ethan A. H. Sims Department of Pediatrics Jerold F. Lucey Res Department of Pharmacology Julian J. Jaffee Department of Biochemistry William Meyer George Schumacher Martin Kuehne Murdo MacDonald National Society of Professional Engineers Stephen Knight Ben R. Forsyth U.S. Department of Agriculture Thomas Dowe Sears Roebuck Foundation R. V. Phillips James Monahan University of Connecticut Richard Thomsen

Legislation Sought to Validate Union High Bond Vote

In Montpelier supporters of Union High School District 25 urged lawmakers to draft a validating act to uphold a $900000 bond, while opponents claimed the union was formed illegally. The five-town union includes Grand Isle South Hero North Hero Isle La Motte and Alburg with one high school at Alburg and others bused to Franklin and Chittenden County. Opposition centers on alleged 60 ineligible voters added to checklists for the October bond vote. An attorney for the union said bonding counsel was told bonds cannot be marketed until a validating act is approved or a court rules on the bond vote’s legality.

John Ewing

Vermont Hearing Debates Lowering Voting Age to 18

About 40 people attended the Vermont House Judiciary Committee hearing as supporters urged lowering the voting age to 18. State Rep. Michael Broutsas said the change is coming and could be on the 1968 town meeting warning if the measure passes this session. If two thirds of towns approve next year, the question could reach a constitutional convention when one convenes. About half of attendees were students from high schools and colleges.

House Judiciary Committee Michael Broutsas Brattleboro

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