Demonstration Days in 4-H set for March and April
4 H Club Agent James M Edger ton notes Bennington County 4 H ers will switch from learners to teachers during Demonstration Days on March 27 at Equinox Grange Hall Manchester and April 3 at Taconic Grange Hall South Shaftsbury, 1 30 to 3 30 p m. Also reports a 1965 4 H Camp Ondawa fee of 16 per week, with junior camp July 11 17 and senior camp July 18 24. The Leaders Forum set for April 4 10 in Washington DC and Livestock Day planned for April 17 at Poly meadow and Fred Bishop farms Shaftsbury. County annual meeting March 29 at Fisher Elementary Arlington features Dr Fred O Sargent on land use planning.
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Equinox Grange Hall
Manchester
South District
Taconic Grange Hall
South Shaftsbury
Ondawa
Bennington County Extension
Fisher Elementary School
Arlington
Fred O. Sargent
Department of Agricultural Economics
University of Vermont
Botany Time-Lapse Films Captivate AAUW Bennington Group
Members of the Bennington Branch AAUW heard Dr. Robert Woodworth describe time-lapse botany films showing plant growth and responses to light and gravity. The program demonstrated root and shoot movements, phototropic and geotropic actions, nutation, sleep action, and Venus fly trap behavior. Refreshments followed as May book sale plans were announced for May 5 to 7.
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American Association of University Women
Rob
Ert Woodworth
Bennington College
C.H. Buckley
Elm St
AAUW
Dr. Woodworth
Woodworth
Harvard
Radcliffe
Stanley Pike
William Eddington
George Buck
John Paulson
Vincent Pizzano
Teachers Group Meets Saturday in Barre Vermont
Vergennes Vermont announces the annual spring meeting of the Vermont Department of Classroom Teachers to be held March 20 at Spaulding High School in Barre. Evelyn D. Springstead of Vergennes Union High School, president, invites all teachers to attend starting at 10 a.m. The agenda includes officer elections, resolutions, a talk by Mrs. Mary Naylor, and speakers Miss Laura Maltmann and Miss Esther Urie.
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Vergennes
Vermont Department of Classroom Teachers
Spaulding High School
Barre
Evelyn D. Springstead
Vergennes Union High School
Laura Maltmann
Northeast
Department of Classroom Teachers
Vermont Education Association
Mary Naylor
Esther Urie
National Education Association
Guggenheim Curator Lectures on Minor Cubism at Bennington
Daniel Robbins assistant curator of the Guggenheim Museum New York will deliver a public lecture titled Minor Cubism Anedotal or Epic at 8 p m Friday March 19 in the Bennington College Theatre. The talk reexamines traditional Cubism concepts and the evolution toward abstract art inviting students to rethink modern painting.
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Daniel Robbins
Guggenheim Museum
New York
Bennington College
Art
Robbins
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
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Rhode Island School of Design
Institute of Fine Arts
New York City
University of Chicago
Yale University
Europe
Paintings by Alfred Rau on Exhibit at Bennington Gallery
An exhibit of six Alfred Rau paintings opens today at the Bennington Gallery on North Street, selected by Richard Comesins from Rau's works. The show runs two weeks with pieces ranging from travel scenes to religious subjects, including Gethsemane and Deep Water, reflecting Rau's memory based, symbolic style. The artist, born in Nuremberg and now 88, lives in Fairview Nursing Home and remains noted as a writer and community figure in Vermont.
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Alfred Rau
Bennington
Bennington Gallery
North Street
Richard Comeins
Rau
Southern Vermont Art Center
Manchester
Ray
Fairview
Vermont Forums
United Negro College Fund
Vermont
Gaspe Peninsula
Canada
Jesus
Vermont towns seek federal Project Head Start support
Four Vermont communities show interest in Project Head Start as described by Rutland chair Mrs. Ray Stark. The program targets disadvantaged four to six year olds and forms part of the Economic Opportunity plan. Office of Economic Opportunity allocates funds for 1966 with $17 million available by April 26, 1965. Local leadership and volunteer groups must plan and administer projects.
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Vermont
Rutland
Ray Stark
Governor’s Commission On the Status of Women
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dren
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sargent Shriver
Stark
Obituary of Leo O. Hynick of Hoosick Falls N Y
Hoosick Falls resident Leo O Hynick 70 died at home after a long illness. A former vestryman of St Mark's Episcopal Church he worked 30 years at Specialty Insulation and Holman Mfg. Survived by wife Belle Stevens two daughters Mrs James Nolan Mrs Richard Lindemann a son Robert L and two brothers 11 grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Robson Home for Funerals and St Marks Episcopal Church with Maple Grove Cemetery interment.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Leo O. Hynick
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Fiske St
Specialty Insulation Mfg. Co
Holman Mfg. Co
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