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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1962

Page

3

Benhi PTA Votes Citizenship Award and Literary Focus

The Bennington High School PTA approves a Benhi Citizenship Award to honor class seven through twelve students for classroom, school and community spirit. The award runs March 12 to May 1 with a May assembly presentation. The PTA also promotes the new Focus literary magazine and a foodless food sale in April. Guest Philip F. Smith of Williams College urges emphasis on adviser recommendations and student activities for college admission and notes scholarships can cover costs.

Bennington High School PTA Kirby White Benhi Focus Arthur Taylor Philip F. Smith Williams College Smith

WWI Veterans Auxiliary Installs New Officers

Newport VI 1955 Thursday department president Mrs Edna Hopkins supervised the installation of officers for the World War I Veterans Auxiliary. New officers include Mrs Lillian Johnson president Mrs Margaret Knights senior vice president Mrs Rose Greenwood conductress Mrs Nellie Hollister chaplain Mrs Alta Callahan guard and Mrs Sarah Kenson secretary treasurer. Lunch followed at the president's home.

Edna Hopkins Newport Edna Lloyd Lillian Johnson Margaret Knights Rose Greenwood Nellie Hollister Alta Callahan Sarah Kenson

Teachers address high school drop outs at Bennington meeting

At the Bennington Teachers Association gathering on March 1, members discussed high school drop outs. A 35 minute film titled Drop-Out traced a student’s decline due to poor home life and weak reading education, highlighting crowded classes and lack of individual help. Steps proposed include special reading courses, sports involvement, and on the job training to reengage students.

Bennington Teachers’ Association

Thrift Shop Announces Spring Half Price Sale

The Thrift Shop plans a spring sale with merchandise at half price and requests coats suits hats and furniture. Readership is asked to donate items such as chairs tables lamps dishes vases jewelry a screen piano bench and a studio couch while noting a vacancy in the scribe position left by Miss Caroline Darlington.

Thrift Shop Caroline Darlington Richard van Santvoord Lillian Kleine Clarence Daley Dan Sargent Sidney Edson Leah Cook

Municipal Court Proceedings in Bennington Area

Judge Eugene V. Clark presided as multiple defendants faced charges in Bennington Municipal Court. Helen Dicranian, cited for unlicensed operation, stated a New York license though residing in Vermont. defendants faced charges ranging from breaking the peace to careless driving, with bail set for several and fines totaling over $55 for Tarbell. Additional cases included fire insurance fraud, petty larceny, and traffic violations with sentences and probation assigned.

Eugene V. Clark Helen Mae Dicranian Maple St New York Vermont John A. Burgess Dicranian Robert S. Peare Winhall Wallace Pearce Joseph M. Bartlett Rutland David M. Babson Bennington John F. Taylor South Street Extension Douglas L. Guerard Center Brunswick N.Y Troy F. Ray Keyser Jr Guerard Rensselaer County John Cain George F. Griffis Harry J. McDermott Arlington Wilcox

Literary Group Brings First Magazine Focus to Benhi

The Benhi Literary Association releases Focus a student written magazine with 13 works chosen from 18 members. Editor crew includes Ann Marie Goyette Judy Manes Jane Ker Mark Donovan Sara Pike and others. Copies are sold at Evans News and the Benhi bookstore.

Focus Benhi Literary Association Literary Association Benhi Joanne Vallee Sherri Zyne Jay Crozier Larry Moskovitz Lorelei Lewis Judy Manes Ann Eddington Ann Marie Goyette Jane Ker Mark Donavan Sara Pike Wendy Wyatt Nancy Danish Linda Sibley Alysson Aja Judy MacDonald Ralph Watson Janet Carpenter Ann Bahan Jane Shoemaker Evans News

Benhi Grad Authored Satirical Auto Biography Novel

Robert Newton Peck, once of Bennington now in Springdale Conn, writes The Happy Sad ist a humorous satire on advertising. Published by Doubleday the book is billed as a distinguished American autobiographical novel about a totally undistinguished American nobody. Peck attended Bennington High School class of 1945.

Robert Newton Peck Bennington Springdale Peck America Bobby Kennedy Bennington High School

Five Day Forecast for New England and Maine

The U S Weather Bureau forecasts five day temperatures across northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island near normal with Maine and eastern New Hampshire and Massachusetts 3 to 9 degrees above normal. Total precipitation averages over six tenths of an inch with rain or snow in northern New England Tuesday and again with rain south portions and rain or snow north portions around Thursday night or Friday.

Boston U.S. Weather Bureau New England Massachusetts Rhode Island Maine New Hampshire

Adams Pleads Guilty to Speeding in Small-Town Court

Adams pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 15.10 dollars including costs in the local court.

Cyrus F. Tarbell Pawlet Arlington Tarbell Robert S. Carli North Adams

Scientific Gains Could Save Two of Three Cancer Victims

AP Science Writer reports that nearly two of every three cancer patients could be saved today if science is fully applied. Dr. John R. Heller of Sloan-Kettering cites detection, public cooperation, and access to best treatment as key factors, with potential cure rates varying by cancer type.

Phoenix ,Ariz John R. Heller Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center New York City American Cancer Society Science Writers Seminar Heller New York National Cancer Institute

Tasmanian Monster Mystery Draws International Interest

Pieces of a mystery carcass found on Tasmania's west coast will be flown to foreign scientists for analysis. The 20 foot by 18 foot object weighs 5 to 10 tons and remains partly buried in sand. Scientists from the CSIRO say it defies known invertebrates, and Tasmanian Museum officials will request results from tests. Local experts say the creature is marine but not a whale.

Hobart Tasmania Bruce Mollison Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization Tasmanian

St Patrick Day parades drawn into Catholic concerns

Rev Edward T Cooke of Maywood New Jersey argues in Information that St Patrick Day parades harm the church schools and Irish community. He recalls marching in New York parades and warns of misperceptions and risks of undemocratic imagery. He opposes tying Irish identity to Catholic education on the great day.

New York Edward T. Cooke Information Magazine a_ national Catholic monthly Paulist Fathers Father Cooke Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Maywood N.J

Open Season On Rattlesnakes Near Sweetwater

In Sweetwater Texas volunteers of the Junior Chamber of Commerce completed a three day rattlesnake hunt. The 2392 fewer rattlers were captured and reptile curator Bob Jenni of Lincoln Park Zoo Oklahoma City will take them home. He plans to keep some sell some to other zoos and extract venom from others.

Sweetwater Tex

Postman’s kiss causes jaw to lock in Rochester

Police report Arthur Heveron 43 a Rochester postal worker kissed his wife Sunday and his jaw locked. He was taken to Genesee Hospital to have the jaw set.

Rochester N.Y Arthur Heveron Heveron Genesee Hospital

Lawrence S Mayers Peace Essay Contest Opens Winners Named

A donation of 100000 boosts the Lawrence S Mayers Memorial Peace Essay contest for 1962. High school seniors may win prizes including 1000 bond or college scholarship. nine second prize bonds. 15 medallions and a peace book. Essays due by May 1 1962 with topics from Kennedy or Oscar Darwin quotes.

Lawrence S. Mayers John F. Kennedy United Nations United States Oscar John Darwin Texaco Inc Miss Bonham

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