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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1967
Page
3
George A Sleeman explains how modular scheduling reduces classroom interruptions by allowing unscheduled student contact with counselors. It boosts counselor contacts by 150 to 200 percent and enables students to browse catalogs, access materials, and meet course needs with flexible patterns to avoid conflicts.
The Rev. Alfred S. Cole, former Tufts professor, will be guest minister at the Bennington Unitarian Fellowship Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. at the Bennington Free Library. His topic is What Does Worship Mean to Unitarians. He has taught in Tufts homiletics and lived in Wilmington since 1966. Visitors welcome.
Donald P. Rogers of 159 BenMont Ave is home on a 30 day leave from Vietnam duty. After leave he will report to a Philadelphia station, continuing service with the U S Navy.
Colorful ceremonies marked the installation of Bennington Emblem Club 368 officers at the Elks Barn. Installing president was Mrs. Maude Barnard of Greenfield Mass and installing marshal Mrs. Maxine Day. Guests included Springfield club 243 members, Hartford state president Mrs. Evelyn Woodward, North Adams club president Mrs. Jean Harrington and past presidents. A check was given to the Elks building fund. A roast beef supper preceded the ceremony and Babcock's orchestra provided dancing music.
Troop 353 prepares for the Wonderful World of Scouting jamboree at Windsor Fair Grounds on May 19. Scouts must attend a Tuesday meeting at Second Congregational Church at 7 p.m. to organize and submit the attendance fee. Leaders emphasize teamwork as a key, with tent assignments, flag duties, and upkeep of patrol boxes and gear. The troop plans a 5 p.m. Friday departure, expecting about 2500 participants, plus a Saturday parade. Get well wishes go to Scoutmaster Kendall Adams at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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