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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
10
Mountain towns report Mt. Snow operating four lifts with wind masks urged, Haystack lifts closed until wind eases, Hogback fully open. All three areas note rising weekly ski ticket sales as stranded skiers cannot go home due to the snowstorm.
Theodore Midurski of North Bennington is among 21 freshmen at Vermont Technical College to earn Honors on the first semester academic honor roll. The announcement was made February 1 by President P. V. Keifer Jr.
White Creek Grange No. 1390 meets Friday night at the Arthur May home at 8 to elect officers and decide on raising dues due to higher state dues. Applesauce cake contest encouraged with entries from Mrs. Leonard Black and Mrs. Ray Andrew. Ralph Hunt improving at Putnam Memorial Hospital after surgery. Thomas Nesbitt returns to Norwich University after a home stay. WSCS of Jermain Methodist Church meets Thursday at the home of Mrs. Dewey McCart. Mrs. Frank Hulihan hospitalized at Putnam Memorial. Mrs. Maida Bascom recovering at Frank Bouplon home after hospital stay for shoulder injury.
West Arlington and Sandgate items highlight Harry Pickering Jr on a 20 day Marine Corps leave at Camp Lejeune with plans for a new assignment. He works with highway crews. Also, Mrs. Elsie Sprague, Vermonter, is housebound from illness as snow piles up. Forsythia blooms at Way Side Country Store, gardener Charles Lindsey drives winter flowering, snowshoeing grows as a safe winter sport for locals.
Several Bennington County women attended the winter board meeting for the Department of Classroom Teachers of the VEA at the Tavern in Montpelier. Attendees included Edna T. Wright Marie Farnham Rosemary Lewis Ann Wilkins Greta England Mary Naylor May Willard Bernard DuBay Ruth Simpson and others. Plans for the spring assembly at Middlebury March 19 were announced along with a report on the NEA Million Dollar Fund and the annual instructional conference set for March 25 26 focusing on The Reluctant Learner. Wright and Farnham joined a state wide advisory committee for teacher education at the University of Vermont.
Marlboro College hosts a Monday evening lecture at 8 Feb 7 with David V. Erdman editor of publications at The New York Public Library since 1956. Erdman will discuss Coleridge s Political Journalism and has taught at Minnesota Wisconsin Duke and Temple. author of Blake study. He earned a BA from Carleton and a PhD from Princeton and resides in Princeton New Jersey.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Miss Stella Hawkins home to discuss One People With One Witness led by Mrs Blanche Center. Dues and penny a day collection accepted. Also notes on Rev A J MacDonald's seminar trip and Troop 31 BSA winter camp at Plymouth Scout Camp Tyson with details of activities and participants.
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