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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1966
Page
7
AMHS freshmen, guided by Mrs. William Towne, toured Mack Molding Company to learn about plastics. They viewed steam powered old machines and observed molded items like razor handles and mortar casings. The trip supports National Education Week exhibit plans and ends with the Sophomore Return dance on November 4.
AMHS hockey caps an undefeated season amid rousing cheers as the final whistle ends the last game. Arlington and Burr and Burton Seminary share league champions honors in the Molly Stark League with a slate of varsity results and a noted junior varsity showing.
Freshmen and sophomore girls played Poultney for a newcomer to hockey and won 5 0. Coach David Fredrickson praised his girls for teamwork and summed up the season as a unit driven by each member.
Six Forensic members and advisor Philip George attended the Vermont High School Forensic Conference on Oct. 25 at Bennington Catholic High School. Activities included an exhibition debate, general assembly, and breakouts on oratory extemporaneous speaking and speech making. Arlington delegates returned tired yet enthusiastic about a Nov. 16 practice debate at Arlington.
Williams College in Massachusetts received a $1000 unrestricted grant from the Sears Roebuck Foundation. Willard D. Dickerson, director of development, accepted the check from Raymond C. Houghton of Pittsfield. This marks the foundation’s third such gift to the college as support for higher education.
Ruth Ring Harvie former Bennington College conductor will lead the Brunswick Chamber Singers in a 3 30 Sunday program at Spaulding Auditorium Dartmouth College for the New England Chapter American Musicological Society. The Suffolk group comprises 30 Brunswick Bath area residents and includes her prior conducting studies and experiences at Smith College Bennington College and Mary A Burnham School.
In Minas Gerais state interior, two Brazilian combat engineers died and 11 others were injured when two antitank mines exploded during an army weapons class. The incident occurred Wednesday at a military facility, prompting an official investigation and a halt to related training until safety reviews are completed.
Seagoville Texas prisons start a work release program with a morning bus taking a chosen group of inmates to local jobs. The trial runs at 13 federal prisons nationwide. Associate warden C J Hughes says more jobs exist than inmates eligible to leave. Eligible prisoners have under six months remaining and are not convicted of violent, sex, racketeering, or organized crime offenses.
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