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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1969

Page

7

Williams Accepts 97 Women Exchange Students for ’69

Williams College will host 97 women exchange students for 1969-70 from six men’s and five women’s colleges in the Northeast. They will live near campus and earn credits toward home degrees, with 25-year, 37-first semester, and 35-second semester allocations. Williams sends 31 men to five women’s colleges. Vassar and Smith lead in reciprocal placements. A five-college program is under study by a faculty-trustee committee, with a final report due in June.

Williamstown Mass Williams College Williams Smith College Wheaton Mt. Holyoke Vassar Connecticut College Smith Connecticut Amherst Bowdoin Dartmouth Trinity Wesleyan

Peru 4H Club Luncheon Held at Nina Farnum’s Home

The Peru 4H Club met at Nina Farnum’s house last week at 10 30 to prepare a luncheon with Monica Daley and Elizabeth de Schweintz as main dish cooks Wanda Norse and Theresa Daley on dessert and Cindy Rockwell on salad The 1st year class led by Janice Mc Williams joined for lunch and a follow up luncheon is planned for May 17 Also noted are residents visiting relatives and artists including Sam Ogden Jr of Landgrove who had a one man sculpture show in Scottsdale Arizona and other local moves and trips by Perry and area families

Nina Farnum Monica Daley Elizabeth de Schweintz Wanda Norse Theresa Daley Cindy Rockwell Janice McWilliams Mary John Pheenix Arizona Ogden Gallery of Modern Art Scottsdale A. M. Pitcher Landgrove Prescott Hurdkoper Dedham Mass Bruce McCloud Daulton Mann

Depot Artist Finalist in Seventh Benedictine Art Award

Virginia Webb of Manchester Depot Vermont is a prize-winning finalist in the seventh Benedictine Art Award. Her original painting will be shown May 13 to 29 at Manufacturers Hanover Trust Gallery New York. Thirty-five finalists were chosen from 2000 entries by the American Federation of Arts. Winners will be announced May 12 at a gallery preview.

New York Virginia Webb Canterbury Road Manchester Depot Benedictine Art Awards Manufacturers Hanover Trust American Federation of Arts Julian Academy Paris Manchester Benedictine Benedictine S.A Fecamp France Benedictine Abbey

District Nurses To Meet May 7

Fernando A. Duran R N will speak at the District 3 Vermont State Nurses Association annual meeting on May 7 at Beau May Restaurant starting 6 30 p m. Public welcome. reservations by Monday to Mrs Hazel F MacDonald Shaftsbury or 447 7257. Duran will discuss his work with the Northeast Kingdom Mental Health Service in Newport. He chairs the American Nurses Association division of mental health and serves on the state council on practice as a consultant on psychiatric nursing.

Shaftsbury Fernando A. Duran R.N Vermont State Nurses Association Beau May Hazel F. MacDonald Duran Northeast Kingdom Mental Health Service Newport United Counseling Service American Nurses Association Division of State Council On Practice

Readsboro Village Tax Rate Jumps 55 Cents

Readsboro voters approve a 55 cent village tax rate increase at the annual meeting. Actions include 4000 for sewer disposal work 1000 for a new snow plow and 100 for street blacktopping. Water bylaws were updated and new water rates set. Arthur Cassatti noted possible state legislation to aid water purification and town officials were elected.

Readsboro Howe Pond Arthur Cassatti Harvey Carter

Windham Announces Faculty Appointments 1969-70

Windham College president Eugene C Winslow names four new appointments for 1969 70 Jeremy D Birch assistant professor psychology Robert Parro instructor physical education Alan T Udall assistant professor economics and Roderick Wong associate professor psychology Birch holds Hamilton College BA and Columbia degrees and returns from Arizona State University Parro earned Castleton State College BS and Southern Illinois University MS with prior posts in physical education Udall holds Stanford BA Yale MA and is a Yale PhD candidate Wong earned British Columbia BA and Northwestern MA with prior teaching at Northwestern and UBC He is listed in American Men of Science and holds several professional memberships

Putney Windham College Eugene C. Winslow Jeremy D. Birch Robert Parro Alan T. Udall Roderick Wong Dr. Birch Hamilton College Columbia University Columbia Arizona State University Windham Birch National Science Foundation Parro Castleton State College Southern Illinois University Lamoille Central Academy Mt. Mansfield Union High Udall Stanford University Yale University Yale Bogota Colombia University of British Columbia Western Michigan University Northwestern University Eastern Washington State College Wong American Men of Science American Psychological Association Canadian Psychological Association Animal Behavior Society Psychonomics Society

Disgruntled Wilmington Taxpayers Challenge State Appraisal

In Wilmington a controversial Vermont Tax Department property reappraisal that raised town valuations by at least 18 million was rejected at a special town meeting. Over 200 voters by voice vote directed the Board of Sisters to set aside the state appraisal, assess valuations independently, and hire counsel and assistance. They urged local control, with speakers rejecting state authority and stressing local autonomy.

Wilmington Vermont Board of Sisters Green Mountain Boys Russia Lensey Cole Cole

Pownal Community Calendar Notes and Town Meeting Turmoil

Public pot luck supper set for Saturday April 26 at North Pownal Congregational Church beginning 6 p.m. Sponsored by Women’s Fellowship. Troop 347 executive meeting scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday April 28 at Scoutmaster Rolland Roy’s home in South Pownal to discuss future plans. Lions Club social hour 5 30 p.m. and meeting 6 p.m. Monday April 28 at Club House lounge. Town Meeting debates on reappraisal and state authority, with quotes about reluctance and oath as listers, and figures indicating property values and NE Power Co. assessment.

North Pownal Congregational Church Women’s Fellowshp Boy Scout Troop 347 Rolland Roy South Pownal Pownal

New VEW District Officers Elected In Manchester

Edward Smith of Fair Haven was elected commander of the new VFW district that includes Manchester. He succeeds Charles A. Fosley of Manchester as state veterans met at Harned Fowler Post 6471, VFW, to discuss expanding from three districts to five amid a growth in membership.

Manchester Edward Smith Fair Haven VFW Charles A. Fosley Harned Fowler

Miss Wirmusky and Frazier Win Elks Scholarships

Two local seniors receive $500 New York Elks Association scholarships based on merit. Margaret Wirmusky of Elm Street, St. Mary’s Academy, and Charles Frazier of Cummings Street, Hoosick Falls Central School, are honored as sons and daughters of Elks. Their fathers are past and current exalted rulers of Hoosick Falls Lodge.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Margaret Wirmusky Walter Wirmusky Elm Street St. Mary’s Academy Charles Frazier Cummings Street Hoosick Falls Central School New York Elks Association Sons Frazier

Open Letter to the Voters of Pownal

An open letter asserts vindication for the town in ongoing efforts and urges voters to decide, while calling on Track Management to improve public relations with the town and engage more with residents.

Pownal

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