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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
3
Old Bennington trustees schedule the first hearings on the revised zoning ordinance to address state law changes. A second hearing will follow in two to three weeks, with a village meeting for a ballot vote about 30 days after the final hearing.
Vermont's October labor turnover in manufacturing fell to 48 per thousand, down nearly one third from September's 71. Payroll separations declined from 42 to 26 per thousand while hires and recalls slid from 29 to 22. Layoff rates rose in textiles and electrical machinery, with four other groups showing net additions over separations. CHICAGO (API) report notes automation entering traditional craft weaving as Brother Ignatius designs a loom after six years of work.
Bennington area teachers plan three additional curriculum study trips funded by a Ford Foundation grant. Five teachers depart today for Pittsburgh to study educational television and team teaching in the city schools, which pioneered team teaching under Calvin Gross. The trips are among 20 taken since November 1 to districts with strong curriculum programs. Springfield residents Sen. Olin D. Gay and his wife celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house December 14 at 198 Summer St. Their son Olin B. Gay, married Eleanor Strout of Center Shaftsbury, now lives in Essex Junction.
Bennington High School plans a memorial scholarship for J Goodall Hutton. Funds may be sent to Principal Paul E. Kirsch with checks to Bennington High School for the Hutton Memorial Award Fund. Teachers travel to observe programs in New Hampshire and New York for a Ford Foundation project.
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