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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1963
Page
3
Harry Schwartz of the New York Times urged Columbia Scholastic Press Conference students to seek peaceful coexistence amid a dangerous world. He warned against Cold War pessimism, outlined factors from Cuba to the Middle East, and urged that all men must learn to live together in peace.
A weekly community activities outline lists programs at YMCA and partners from Tuesday to Saturday. Activities include physical education, men's and women's volleyball, bowling, weight lifting, baton classes, junior body building, Stamp Club, and a hairdressers association rummage sale with specific times.
Winter term attendance data show Bennington High School at 93 percent, Bennington Elementary 91 and Cora B Whitney School 88. Top attenders include Miss White and Mrs Coulter classroom groups, with many students listed as perfect attendance across grades.
St Michael's College hosts the Third Annual Music in Vermont series with five Sunday matinee concerts at 4 PM in the College Playhouse starting July 7. Performers include Greene Sullivan Fenelle, Casper, Sturges Johnson Viscaglia Kane Tortolano, and the Summer Session Chorus.
A lighthearted season closer features the boys and girls varsity in costume, with the boys winning the finale as faculty beat the senior volleyball team. Emblems and a banquet honor the girls, while a gym exhibition and several spring events cap the busy schedule at BCHS Farmindale.
Benhi Catamount and Southwestern Vermont schools join NBHS for an Industrial Arts Fair in the gym on May 10. Home economics features clothing exhibits and three cooking categories berry pies quick breads and cookies with judging by faculty from each school. The shop section covers six categories wood metal general mechanical drawing vocational electricity and graphic arts with unjudged teacher exhibits on industrial arts topics.
Bennington High School hosts its Math and Science Fair this afternoon and evening in science rooms with about 100 projects from Bendi students Cora B. Whitney and Bennington Elementary schools. Judging starts at 3 p.m. and awards at 8 p.m. A certificate of participation goes to every participant.
Dr V Lawrence Parsegian will deliver a science lecture for area secondary school students at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in West Hall at 10 a m Saturday. The topic is Technical and Non Technical Goals for the Atomic Age.
Maureen Rushmore leads Bendi students touring the United Nations after arriving in New York March 13 for the Columbia Scholastic Press Conference. The tour highlights the General Assembly, Security Council, and Trusteeship Council, with key details on membership and functions.
Paris plans to name a Montmartre street after painter Maurice Utrillo. The article then surveys United Nations structure noting the Economic and Social Council as the UN workshop handling hunger disease poverty and ignorance. It mentions the General Assembly meets annually with five delegates from each nation and a two thirds vote to pass resolutions.
In Montreal Quebec the AP reports that a married woman cannot buy or sell stocks bonds shares or property without her husband’s authorization. The rule also blocks her from starting a business obtaining surgery or committing her child to a hospital. All persons are capable of seek reforms.
Frank Joseph and Bill Wilkenson of Williams' IGA led Grades 9-10 home economics girls through a meat cutting demonstration on East Main Street. They showed beef, pork, lamb, and veal cuts and explained selection for economical shopping. Refreshments were donated by Albany Packing Co, Fassetti Bakery, and Williams' IGA.
A Columbia Press Conference in New York on March 15 featured U N correspondents Lynne Davis Andrea Kapetan Anne Bahan and others debating whether reporters should focus on their country or provide a global view. Panelists stressed balance and clarity in reporting world affairs.
Public Relations Conference in Hartford March 15 featured Roderrick McPhee of Harvard and Robert Baram of Boston University. They argued public relations differs from publicity and hinges on school staff efforts and community engagement to shape the school image.
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