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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1966
Page
5
Guidance director explains college variety across the nation with over 2000 institutions including colleges, universities, junior colleges, trade and technical schools. Accreditation varies. open–door colleges accept most applicants. public and private junior colleges broaden access, enrolling millions.
The article outlines three college types: open access state universities, selective colleges with clear standards, and highly competitive schools including the Ivy League and service academies. It stresses matching student ability to institution, advises counselor guidance, campus visits, and notes trade schools and correspondence programs as viable options.
Ernest Costa is re elected commander of Bennington Post 1332 after April elections. Officers named include Welch Gueard Cowley Desmond Devlin, Pinsonneault Kinney Brw nina Vosburgh. Ladies Auxiliary officers listed with Ina Damon as president and Mary West to install May 7 joint ceremony with buffet and dance.
Miss Gloria Jean Hollister a Bennington High School senior is named the first alternate scholarship winner in the Vermont Police Association statewide contest announced by Old Bennington Police Chief Joseph V Young association president The $250 award would go to Miss Kath leen Therese Flanagan if she declines Susan Potter of Rutland High School won the Herbert Fullam Memorial Award David P Rawson of Underhill is the second alternate The board and Barrie Byrne of Benfaul ty consultants approved the choice
A commemorative oil painting by Peter Kapetan honoring Rev. Vincent J. Spinelli. The late BCHS principal and K of C Fourth Degree chaplain, killed in last September's plane crash, is depicted from a photograph and will be displayed in a downtown window before hanging in the Knights of Columbus council rooms at 331 Main St.
Boy Scout Troop 53 announces the annual fishing derby starting Saturday, opening Vermont trout season, running four days to Thursday May 3. Scouts may fish anywhere not posted, with 10 prizes including longes and heaviest fish. two prizes per Scout. Registration cards and $5 Camp Sunrise fee due by May 1. Troop 53 to Camp Sunrise July 24 31. 50+ attendees, jam boree May 14 at Rutland Fairgrounds features parade of 4000 Scouts with exhibits, skits, and songs. proceeds fund Camp Sunrise and Camp Plymouth.
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