Visiting UVM Professor Ignores Sociological Facts
Burlington report profiles Gladys H. Groves University of Vermont Home Economics Department visiting professor, detailing her long career in sex education and family studies. She founded the Groves Conference on Marriage and the Family in 1934 and remains active in debates on sex education, emphasizing teaching about individuals’ roles in groups rather than mere intercourse. Groves has held editorial and leadership roles, with publications on marriage and family life and a career spanning Pillsbury Settlement House to Ohio University.
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Burlington
Gladys H. Groves
University of Vermont Home Economics Department
Pillsbury Settlement House
Minneapolis
Groves
Ernest
University of North Carolina
Columbia University
Baltimore
Washington
D.C
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ohio University
Journal of Marriage and Family
National Council On Family Relations
American Association of Marriage Counselors
Archery Record Set in Vermont Deer Season
Vermont bow and arrow deer season reports a new all time total of 1467 deer as of November 6, surpassing last year’s 1432. All 14 counties reported bow and arrow harvests for the first time, with 600 bucks and 867 does among the tally. Resident bowmen produced 543 deer as the program traces back to 1951 and 1953 beginnings.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Orange
Windsor
Rutland
Windham
Washington
Caledonia
Bennington
Lamoille
Addison
Orleans
Essex
Chittenden
Franklin
Grand Isle
OES Chapter Holds November Meeting at Masonic Temple
Eastern Star Tucker Chapter 38 held its November meeting at the Masonic Temple with District 1 deputies inspecting. Worthy grand matron Shirley Pemantel and grand Esther Janet Gardner attended, as did grand representative to Puerto Rico Anna Caracciola. Caracciola thanked donors of S H green stamps and Triple S blue stamps for CES in Randolph. a covered dish supper preceded the meeting. The next gathering December 4 will be the Christmas meeting with a tree and gift exchange.
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Randolph
Caracciola
Manchester Hearing Examines Town Comprehensive Plan
Ferdinand Bongartz faced interruptions as Manchester Planning Commission opened debate on a new comprehensive plan sparked by the Chamber of Commerce. Residents pressed questions on zoning impact, density, water and sewer expansion, light industry near the airport, and future dumps while planning officials noted suggestions and planned to pass revisions to the selectmen.
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Manchester
Ferdinand Bongartz
Planning Commission
Bongartz
Grange Hall
Donald D. Dorr
Dorr
Chamber of Commerce
Don
Martha D’eredita
D’eredita
Ethel Wells
Roland F. Beers
Recreation Committee
Richard Bartholomae
Manchester Development Association
Hugh Putnam
Manchester Village
John Townshend
William McDonnell
Gus Schramm
Dr. Beers
Rupert man dies after deer hunting accident heart attack
The 78 year old Ruperts Ray Barden of West Pawlet Road Rupert suffered a heart attack after dragging a deer home Saturday afternoon. He was taken by Sal em Rescue Squad to a Granville hospital then Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. Sunday he was moved to Albany Medical Center Hospital where his condition was listed critical. Smokey Greene of Tompson stays with Matteson inlaws for a week of hunting. Weekend visitors include Mrs Henrietta Snow of West Dummerston and Mr and Mrs Howard Kingsbury of Belchertown Massachusetts.
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Ray Barden
West Pawlet Road
Rupert
Salem
N.Y
Granville
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Albany Medical Center
Smokey Greene
Tompson
Claude Matteson
Kent Hollow Road
West Rupert
Henrietta Snow
West Dummerston
Rescue frees man’s finger from car engine
In Wembley England Neville Cadoux trapped a finger in a camshaft while toying with the engine. Twelve firemen four policemen two doctors and an ambulance crew worked to free him leaving the engine in pieces on the sidewalk.
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Wembley
England
UPI
Neville Cadoux
Neville
The Biology of Power A Dilemma
J F Fred Wohnus of Bennington College analyzes the power dilemma. He compares heat to steam, hydro, atomic, fossil fuels, and pumped storage, noting environmental and storage concerns, greenhouse effects, and land use. He urges rapid exploration of clean energy sources beyond fission. The piece reprints from Windham County Regional Planning Commission.
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J.F
Fred’’ Wohnus
Bennington College
Windham County
Blood Bank Pre-Thanksgiving Session Slated in Arlington
Arlington set to host Red Cross Bloodmobile on Wednesday November 19 from 1 to 6 pm at Dunbar Hall Route 7 to replenish supplies amid rising demand of about 12 percent annually. Local leaders from Eastern Star Grange Lions Club Masons and Arlington PTA coordinate drive with nursing and canteen teams.
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Arlington
Red Cross
Dunbar Hall
James P. O’neil
James Putnam
Eastern Star
Roy Crofut
The
Grange
James Woodard
Lions Club
Gilbert Wilcox
Masons
Ira Manross
Bank
Clement Belcher
Paul Pike
Terrance Riley
Banner to Print Comprehensive Plan Map Tomorrow
A copy of the comprehensive plan map will be printed in tomorrow's Banner. The notice notes the planned inclusion in the newspaper edition and informs readers to check tomorrow for the full map release.
Mrs A J MacDonald Attends Nurses Association Meet
Shaftsbury Mrs. A J MacDonald attended a two day conference of the State Registered Nurses Association at Stratton Mountain Inn.
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A.J. MacDonald
State Registered Nurses’ Association
Stratton Mountain Inn
Alligator Mascot At Kennedy Center Draws Pleas for Food
The three foot long KSC mascot named Kasey the alligator returns for free meals attracting marshmallows and garlic bread from visitors. Local staff note the animal’s familiar routine and curiosity near the Cape Kennedy area.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Kasey
Kennedy Space Center
KSC
Shaftsbury welcomes temporary correspondent Roach to Banner staff
Philip vy Roach joins The Banner as Shaftsbury correspondent replacing Mrs Miller until March 1, 1970. A seven year Shaftsbury resident and former Equitable Life budget administrator, Roach has been town auditor and head of the local Boy Scout Committee. He is married with a son in White Plains. Kasey the pond gator returns after mystery disappearance, found by space center cafeteria crew, loves marshmallows and garlic bread.
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Shaftsbury
Philip
Equitable Life Assurance Snc
United States
White Plains
N.Y
Roach
Space Center
Kasey
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OES
By Joe Swayze
Murray Campbell
Douglas Schner
Battenhill River
Ruperts
Elsie Walther
Howard Kingsbury
Belchertown, Mass
J.F. Wohms
Alaska
Minnesota
RED Cross Blood Program
East Arlington
Tochigi
Japan
Tochigi Prefecture
Philip V. Roach
New Shaftsbury
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Main St
Wise Women Shop
Save-Way Supermarket
Mammoth Mart
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Main Street
American Express
American Express Company
County National Bank
Bennington & Arlington
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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