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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1965
Page
5
This article discusses energy as a living concept in youth development. It argues energy drives motion, behavior, and growth, urging adults to unite mind and body in youth guidance. It praises volunteers directing energy into purposeful channels and supporting growing up challenges.
The 46th annual drive of the Women’s Auxiliary of Putnam Memorial Hospital runs across Bennington County and nearby New York. Dues are $1 yearly, funding scholarships for area high school graduates entering nursing. recent recipients include Linda Sibley Eileen Stockman and Sandra Fuller.
Benhi Catamount school plans a Coriolanus project with 35 seniors and advisers studying Shakespeare. They will attend a lecture and see the play as part of the unit.
Gordon W. Hall 38 of Brattleboro was named director of state publicity for the Vermont Development Department. Chosen from about 20 candidates, he will start April 12. Hall, WKVT Brattleboro assistant manager and former TV producer director, has a Baylor University background and five years with Charles W. Hobson Agency in London. He plus years with J Walter Thompson in New York preceded his Brattleboro radio work begun in 1962. he is married with one child.
Bennington residents participate in a nationwide U.S. Department of Agriculture eating habits survey conducted by National Analysts Inc. Interviews begin April 1 with homemakers detailing weekly household food use, purchases, prices, and expenditures. The study aims to assess diet nutrient adequacy to guide policies and educational programs.
MONTPELIER The Future Homemakers of America will hold a state meeting April 23 and 24 at Mount Snow. About 300 girls advisers and chapter mothers are expected. Opening session at 1 30 p m Friday includes Peggy Boyle speaking on Crossroads Africa at 2 15 a dinner at 6 with speakers chorus fashion show and Miss FHA naming. By 10 p m a hootenanny. Saturday starts 10 30 a m with Jean Beland from Putney Experiment in International Living as speaker. At 11 Emerson Lang leads a get acquainted dance and about 2 45 new officers will be installed.
Sen. George D. Aiken says a plan to cut staff by half and boost maple marketing research time could preserve part of the Philadelphia ARS maple program slated for abolition. He urges Congress to withhold parts of 1965 funds until subcommittee review, aiming to shift effort toward processing and new products while ending other research.
In East London on Thursday a subway train was left unattended at a station while the motorman and conductor sought hot water for a teapot. The train rolled out down a gradient for 600 yards before stopping. The crew sprinted along the rails to reboard. No collision occurred. The incident will be investigated by London Transport Authority officials.
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