Summer CPCD Courses Offer Broad Range Across Vermont
The third annual Coop erative Project for Curriculum Development summer school will run June 20 to July 29 with 22 courses from driver training to Japanese culture for students in grades 2 through 12. Tuition ranges from 4 to 30 dollars per course, and classes meet at Bennington High, Bennington Elementary, and Pownal Center School with teachers from multiple area schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Cooperative Project For Curriculum Development
CPCD
Phillip Viereck
John Herlihy
Bennington High School
Bennington
Pownal Center
Arlington
Pownal
Shaftsbury
Woodford
Viereck
Herlihy
Molly Stark
Bendi
Beech Street
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Sacred Heart School
Red Brick School
Bennington College
Sharon Brown
Kathleen Harney
Jon Emerson
Alice Murphy
Richard Caswell
Kenedall Rich
Pat Sherman
Eupha Bonham
Ellen Therese
Lorraine Eastman
George Daley
Samuel Carrara
Pownal Center School
Obituary notices from North Bennington area deaths
Obituary notices summarize Herman Sim mons Simmons a North Bennington resident dies from burns after tar bucket explosion at his Main Street home. He served in World War I and worked in the Simmons boiler business before joining American Locomotive Co during World War II. Also reported are death notices for Harry B. McClellan of Buskirk, John F. Malley of Boston and John F Malley, and Annie Laurie Vince of Bennington with family survivors and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Herman McLean
Jack) Simmons
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Main Street
Simmons
H. C
Martha (Galush
North Bennington High School
France
Marcia Allen
North Hoosick
Jack Simmons
American Locomotive Co
Schenectady
Tucker Lodge
F&am
Buskirk
N. Y
Harry B. McClellan
Argonne
Veterans’ Administration
Albany
N.Y
Jackson
Joseph
Sarah (Hay) McClellan
Hoosick Barracks
Reformed Church of
Annie Laurie Vince
Clark’s Woods
Fienberg’s
Bennington
Walter W. Sr
Nora (Thompson) Gavin
Shaftsbury
Hanson
Walbridge Funeral Home
Melvin R. McGaughey
First Methodist Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Union School Plans Aired At Bendi PTA Final Meet
The Bennington High School PTA meets for the last time before its dissolution next year with the opening of the union school. Four Mt. Anthony Union School Board members and Principal Charles W. Keir provide updates on the planned union school curriculum and philosophy as plans proceed and questions await teacher and pupil assembly and instruction start.
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Bendi Pta
Bennington High School
PTA
Union School
Mt. Anthony Union School Board
Mt. Anthony
Charles W. Keir
Marian Cummings
Cummings
Crit
Educators Fund
Marion Harlow
Benhi
Mallary Backs Snelling for Vermont Governor Nomination
Fairlee Vermont House Speaker Richard Mallary endorsed Richard Snelling for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He praised Snelling on key fall issues, including local tax relief, voluntary intermunicipal cooperation, and balanced statewide development, citing youth vigor knowledge and a strong Republican stance as reasons for support at Barre convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairlee
UPI
Vermont
Richard Mallary
Richard Snelling
Mallary
Snelling
Hoff
Barre
Bennington Rural Fire Auxiliary Meets. uniforms on agenda
Fourteen members attended the Bennington Rural Fire Department Auxiliary meeting at the Willow Road firehouse. Talks covered rotating meeting locations between Beech Street and Willow Road, a July food sale to fund new uniforms, and fundraising ideas. The Cambridge Fire Department Auxiliary invites the unit to a June 5 social hour, with eight members planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Rutland
Grace Hurley
Mary Sauer
Polly Carruth
Hurley
Janet Mattison
Elementary PTA Plans Panel on Bennington Merger
The Bennington Elementary PTA will host a public panel discussion on the Bennington Elementary School merger on Wednesday May 25 at 8 in the school multipurpose room. Ray mond C Roy Jr director of elementary education and one representative from each of two districts will speak on the merger followed by a question and answer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Bennington Elementary Parent Teacher Association
Raymond C. Roy Jr
Molly Stark
Beech Street
Cora B
Lawrence B. Bangs
Philip G. Bushee
William T. Eddingston
Thomas Butherfield
St. Francis de Sales
Bennington Briefs Shrunk to Local Notices
Bennington County Sheriff John H. Maloney is under observation at Putnam Memorial Hospital. There is no story hour at the Bennington Free Library on Wednesday morning. The Well‑Baby Clinic will be held at Bennington Elementary School Park Street entrance Saturday from 9 to 10 a.m. The clinic is available without
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
John H. Maloney
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington Free
Bennington Elementary School
Park Street
Bennington LWY To Hostess State Council Meeting
The Bennington League of Women Voters will host the Vermont State Council meeting at Mt. Anthony Country Club on Wednesday with registration at 9 30 a m and the meeting to begin at 10 a m The program includes state chairmen reports a 12 30 luncheon budget adoption and delegates reports from the national convention in Denver Official Bennington delegates are L W Gillette Ward Phelps and others The event aims to unite local and state boards and review league activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington League of Women Voters
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Vermont
Stanely B. Schreuder
Bennington League
Ward Phelps
League
Bennington
L. W. Gillette
Denver
L.W. Gillette
John Mason
David Bergmark
Benjamin Vail
Clarence Howard
Jupiter shines as brilliant star in western sky
The planet Jupiter stands as the bright star in early evening western skies, south of Capella. It will be favorably placed for a week or so before becoming less visible as it nears the sun, disappearing from evening skies by June’s end and reappearing in July as a morning star in the eastern sky.
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Jupiter
Capella
Bennington Teacher Selected for East Africa Study Seminar
Bennington High School social studies teacher David S. Jareckie has won a federal grant to join an eight week East Africa history and area studies seminar. He will study at Haile Selassie University in Addis Ababa for six weeks then travel in Sudan, Kenya, and Uganda. He departs July 5 and returns August 28, leaving his wife and family at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
East Africa
David S. Jareckie
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jareckie
Haile Selassie University
Abbis Ababa
Ethiopia
Local Births and Admissions May 16 1966 Bennington Area
May 16 1966 admits include Howard Hewson and Kevin Estes among others with discharges for Ruth Cornell and Kerry Gerow. Births note Mr and Mrs Richard Thompson welcome a daughter, and Bonnie Kaye Daigneault arrives at Mary Fletcher Hospital weighing eight pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cornell
Kerry Gerow
Bennington
Mildred Maynard
Arlington
John Scarey
North Bennington
Richard Thompson
R.D. 1
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Bonnie Kaye
Gary Daigneault
Archibald St
Burlington
Daigneault
Kaye Knapp
Market Averages Report Dow Jones Noon May 17 1966
The Dow Jones industrials stand at 871.43 with 30 stocks, railroads at 15, utilities at 136.12, and the composite average at 306.41. Trading volume totals 4,410,000 shares.
Bennington Church Women Sponsor Library Food Sale
UCW sponsors a Friday food sale to benefit the library at International Christian University of Japan. Sale runs 2 to 4 p.m. on the lawn of Bennington Methodist Church with a rain plan to use the Vermont Gas Corp. store on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Council of United Church Women
International Christian University of Japan
Bennington Methodist Church
Frederick Butler
Leonard Black
Joseph Hard
Marion Hardy
Alvan Lawrence
Bernard Whitman
Vermont Gas Corp
Main Street
Dean Hanson
UCS Holds Annual Meeting at Mt. Anthony Country Club
UCS hosts its annual dinner meeting at Mt. Anthony Country Club tonight at 7 p.m. Dr. Russell J. Becker of Yale Divinity School will address guests. Rev. Frederick B. Wolf presides, with Rev. Warren Snyder delivering the invocation and officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Counseling Service
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Russell J. Becker
Yale University Divinity School
UCS
Frederick B. Wolf
Warren Snyder
East Dorset
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Paul Williams
Donald Ziter
Robert Howe
Gordon Taylor
Robert Houle
Edward Miller
Joanne Symons
Paul Jepson
U.S
John F. Malley
Boston
Mass
BPO Elks
Massachusetts
Springfield
Hahnemann
National Elks Foundation
T. J. Lanigan
Bennington Elk
Elks Scholarship Foundation
Vermont Elks Scholarship Committee
Annie L. Vince
Alan Page
Vermont Congress of the
George Sleeman
Frederick Wolf
Roy Bergquist
Hamilton
Eor
Norman Stratton
Union
George A. Fuller Company
Stratton
John P. Morrissey
Benington
Franklin Frantz
Union School Board
Union High School
Keir
North Benning
Harte Theatre
Eve
Seven Arts-Ray Stark
Wit Pictures
Techmicolor
Pxemonn Crore
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Lwy
State Council
YMCA
Order Eastern Star
O. L. Dowzer
Frost Pharmacy
North St
Manes
Union St
ADV
le Hw
FBI
Ricardo Montal
Ban Greer Garson
James Garner
Eva Marie Saint
Rod Taylor
Sen Panavision
Moro _WilGH
Africa
Howard Hewson
Kevin Estes
Patricia Forrest
David Gauthier
Joseph Vadakin
James McCooey ,Jr
Manchester
Jeffrey Tarbell
Dorset
Daryl Phillips
Hoosick Falls
Katharine Hirsch
East Arlington
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
UCW
Tobias
Rib End
Carton
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