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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1967
Page
3
A national junior college authority in Washington urges employing instruction technologists to free teachers for real teaching, arguing that education is more than mere information transfer and that teachers need more time and opportunity for effective instruction.
Burlington hosts the 23rd annual Church Women United in Vermont assembly on Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. More than 200 women from 22 councils and seven denominations attend, opening with a devotional by Margaret Applegarth and a panel on action. Afternoon talks cover faith, urbanization, gender, leisure, values, and world peace, closing with communion.
The AAUW calls for book donations over the next weeks to fund area high schools and local funds. Donations can be picked up by calling Mrs. Thom as Cook, Mrs. Stanley Pike, or Mrs. Lawrence Bangs. Books may be left May 1 from 9 to 12 at the Buckley building on South Street for the May 3 to 5 sale with co chairs and committee volunteers coordinating pre sale work.
A catalogue of fiction non fiction and juveniles arriving at Bennington Free Library. Entries include Curry Gunfighter s Way Eliot Return to Aylforth Ely The Tour Fair Traps Need Fresh Bait Gilmer Nurse in the Trop ics Hill Rainbow Cottage King Fly Away Home Lockridge Murder for Art s Sake Morrison Tell Me River Queen Face to Face Ellery s latest mystery Roberts Danger in Paradise Rosten A Most Private Intrigue Wellman The Buckstones Adhemar Toulouse Lautrec The complete Lithographs Culbertson Games Christians Play Goodhart The Teen Ager s Guide to Diet and Health Halpern Policies toward China Karol China The Other Communism Mac Fall Family Fun Outdoors Neale An Island to Myself Salisbury Behind the Lines Hanoi Schaap Turned on Sprague A Gallery of Dudes Thompson The House of Tomorrow Ulrich Catching Freshwater Fish Made Easy JUVENILE Appleton Tom Swift Jr and His Jetmarine Brooke Johnny Crow s Garden Milne Christopher Robin Story Book Remember reserve items if out
Riverside California reports Dr J George Harra president of the Rockefeller Foundation warns rising noise pollution and overcrowding may drive global tensions. He says human attempts to alter the environment are failing due to exploitation for convenience and stresses the need for basic food health education and opportunities to use education to prevent a larger conflict.
Vermont high school and college students over 16 will be served by a statewide SOS program for summer jobs. DES Commissioner Stella Hackel announced the 1967 effort collaborates with Employment Service offices and the Youth Opportunity Center in Burlington, relying on volunteers from community clubs to contact employers and collect applications. The program began in 1966 after two towns proved its value, with 2,727 student applications in 1966 and 626 placements.
About 110 seniors from the State University Maritime College at Fort Schuyler Bronx graduate seven weeks early to supply officers for the undermanned U S merchant marine. Cadet Charles F. Nolfo receives a bachelor of science and third mate license. Lance R. Turner also graduates.
The Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council will hold its annual meeting at 8 p.m. on April 27 at the Congregational Church Hillside Street Bennington. Election of a Board of Directors will be held and any resident of the two county area may attend and vote. Reports will cover Summer Head Start Dorset Nursing Association Neighborhood Youth Corps and Foster Grandparents programs with staff updates and plans for the next year.
A Massachusetts promoter claims a nationwide Reagan booster group will place Ronald Reagan on the New Hampshire March 12 1968 presidential primary ballot. Richard Jennett of Pilgrim Associates Advertising says he has petition blanks and expects about 10 000 signatures with an initial 100 000 fund drive. He notes Reagan will be a favorite son in California and has not encouraged entry in other states.
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