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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1965
Page
3
A writer's ramble through Vermont's Northeast Kingdom reveals winding mountain passes, lakes like Seymour and Willoughby, crossborder Derby Line, and rustic inns. The piece celebrates unspoiled scenery, dairy farms, and simple leisure away from heavy tourist lure as the trip returns toward home.
Area weekend listings highlight Joseph Wood III works at the Bennington Gallery, the Southern Vermont Art Center Members Exhibition in Manchester with daily hours, Grandma Moses paintings at the Bennington Museum, 19th century French drawings at Clark Art Institute, and the Bennington Composers Conference first concert at Bennington College Carriage Barn. Also Robert Joffrey Ballet mentioned in Lee Massachusetts.
The date April 16 is set for the formal inauguration of Dr. Shan non McCune as the 18th president of the University of Vermont. The ceremonies committee, chaired by Roy Whitmore, includes Rose Forgione, Frank Lidral, Donald Moser, Hans Marbe, Heath Riggs, John Tamps, and Jack Little. ex officio members include Brady Gilleland, Frederic Marston, Albert Sadler, and Constance Zolotas.
The Bennington Banner publishes from Main Street Bennington Vermont with Newsroom advertising and business numbers listed. Subscription rates shown include 3 months 6.30 6 months 11.70 and 1 year 22.50 for Vermont 50 miles, and 3 months 7.00 6 months 13.00 1 year 25.00 for elsewhere in the U.S. Special servicemen rates apply.
The University of Vermont hosts 38 Vermont high school French teachers in the NDEA Institute teaching structural French to think in the language. They attend core courses on civilization, linguistics, and teaching methods, with daily lab work and an observation class of junior high students to test techniques.
Mt Anthony Ladies' Day awarded medals for play with Low gross won by Mrs Ned Healy 41. First low net Dot Chapin 22, second low net Ben Kramer 22, third low net Lee Barrett 27, fourth low net Maxine Heald 28, fifth low net Ella Graves 31, special prize Maddy Pollock. Next week's play uses the burglar system with tee off at 9:45.
Local 545 of the Upholsterers International Union met to elect delegates for several functions and heard Raymond Lovely of the Vermont Department of Employment Security discuss the department's services. Clarence Hall’s move to foreman created vacancies. Robert Peckham and Perle Hoyt were named permanent delegates on the joint New Hampshire Vermont board and Bennington County Central Labor Council respectively. Richard Bruce was chosen as a ternate on the joint board. Verder Elwell and Stephen Vince became the other county council delegates. Elwell also became the local delegate to the Vermont Labor Council convention on Sept 17 to 19 in Barre.
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