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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1965
Page
5
Guidance director George A. Sleeman outlines how college demands exceed high school, urging self analysis and readiness. He covers intelligence, reading speed, vocabulary, reading comprehension, class rank, self mastery, curiosity, study habits, and time budgeting as keys to successful college work.
The Defense Department released a lengthy casualty list naming 31 service members killed in action and 9 who died from other causes. Officials said the figures covered several days and were not limited to heavy weekend fighting. more lists were expected with 27 soldiers and 4 Marines listed as killed in action.
Monday macaroni and cheese with whole wheat bread green cut beans apple crisp and milk. Tuesday hamburgers carrots and peas pickles jello with fruit and milk. Wednesday chicken noodle soup crackers meat with lettuce sandwich vegetable sticks apricots milk. Thursday beef stew with vegetables buttered rolls rice pudding with raisins and milk. Friday Tanna Wiggle mashed potatoes stewed tomatoes chocolate pudding and milk.
Washington University in St Louis offers a course titled Performance Practices of the Middle Ages using zinks krumhorns shawms and cruths as authentic period instruments. The program was sparked by Mrs Kathryn M Butler who donated valuable ancient instruments including the Viola da Gamba Viola d Amore cruth and a hurdy gurdy. The Viola de Gamba dates to the 1700s.
State Police Commissioner E A Alexander announced December examinations to select 30 new troopers for 1966. Applicants must be high school graduates ages 21 to 35, in good physical condition and at least 5 feet 9 inches tall, and should request applications from the Training Division of the Department of Public Safety.
Washington reports Labor Department figures showing wage hikes in major 1965 contracts averaged about 4.2 percent in the first year, exceeding the 3.2 percent government guideline by about 1 percent. Commissioner Arthur M. Ross warned the 4.2 percent figure may not be valid and declined to compare it with the guideline.
Miss Gwladys Bowen former Portland Oregonian society editor presented a talk November 19 to the Gradatim Group of the First Baptist Church. She shared colored slides of Northwest scenery including Portland and Seattle areas with snow capped mountains rivers and wildflowers.
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