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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1965
Page
5
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A UPI written tribute recalls Churchill as a near-mythic figure praised for resolve during World War II. It notes his speechcraft, pivotal 1940-41 leadership, and his postwar flaws from colonial resistance to female suffrage controversy, while acknowledging human fallibility and lasting global impact.
Calvin Moser manager of special assignments for Globe Union Co. will be guest speaker at the Greater Bennington Association annual dinner on February 8. The meeting is scheduled for 6 30 p.m.
Bennington League members will study education statewide planning court reorganization election law reform fiscal policy and reapportionment as the Vermont LWV develops its program for the next two years. Leagues statewide will submit preferences to the state board with final decisions in May at the biennial convention.
Richard Jolivette, 35, of Robinson Avenue, fell from a ladder while assembling a rope tow at Mt Anthony Country Club. He is Resting comfortably in Putnam Memorial Hospital with head and back injuries. He may have a back vertebra injury and is expected to be inactive for some weeks. Jolivette chairs the ski tow committee for the Bennington Rotary Club and the tow is to be ready to operate this weekend.
Timothy J. Shea, 18, of North Adams Massachusetts, was found late Saturday in good condition and resting in a shelter he built after becoming separated from his hunting party in Searsburg woods. State police reported he had set out with five others, they split at 11 a.m., and he was located about 11:45 p.m. He was slightly lame but unharmed.
George A. Sleeman announces high school equivalency tests at Bennington High School on Feb 3 and 4. Vermont residents aged 20 or older who have not graduated may qualify by passing five tests in English, social studies, science, literary materials and mathematics. Apply at the local high school or contact Sleeman at 442-6372.
A Vermont study shows Bennington Village Graded School District spent more per pupil than most districts in 1963-64 across several categories. Per high school pupil expenditures ranged from 308 to 946 dollars, with Bennington at 587. Textbook, teaching supplies, and library costs also exceed state medians, though elementary per pupil spending stays just below the 75th percentile. The district reports high teacher degree coverage at 92 percent, with median state figures around 61 percent.
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