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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1966
Page
6
Hoosick Falls celebrated Town of Hoosick Day as Debrah Markiewicz was to ride as Miss Town of Hoosick on the queen’s float, but she was in Troy for county queen judging. Final county title judging is Saturday night at Crooked Lake Hotel, kicking off a week of events.
Hoosick Falls residents Mrs Frank Driscoll and family returned from a two week Ireland visit to Dublin and other cities. Mrs Willis Jones remains patient at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after Saturday admission. Town Rescue Squad paint up clean up night set for Sept 21 at Second Street rooms with 7 PM start. Andrew Kipp asks members in work clothes with paintbrush. Hugh Connelly visiting relatives on Burchard Avenue. Miss Town of Hoosick Queen finalists Debbie Markiewicz and runners up dine at Ronaldo's. gift certificates from local businesses noted.
Dorset David W. Chapman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chapman, joined 339 other freshmen Sunday as Champlain College in Burlington welcomed new students for the start of the term.
Vermont Academy of Arts Sciences schedules a fall symposium at Manchester SVAC focused on the Ta conic mountain range geology with special emphasis on marble. The event centers on geology discussions and marble industry insights.
Arlington teachers and administrators gathered at Fisher Elementary School for the Bennington Southwest Supervisory Union fall meeting to hear talks on non graded schools multi age grouping and new approaches to elementary social studies led by Dr. Herli t of the Ford Foundation project. Speakers included Ruth Chadwick principal of Horace Mann School Newton Mass who described a non graded program for every child with groups by ability and unit led subject groups. The Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences set for Saturday at Southern Vermont Art Center features a business meeting a 1 30 pm symposium moderated by George Clay and Lance Meade discussing Taconic range formation. Dawn Knapp prepares for Champlain College. Lucien Hanks heads the Vermont academy with Rev Francisms Gokey and Edward Miles as officers.
The Hi Hopes Dairy Club met at Rob ert Flynn's home with nine members one guest and three new members Debbie Greene Kriss Flynn and Margaret Harris attending Wanda Lawrence presided as outgoing president Nine members plus guests participated Kathy Flynn led the flag salute and treasurer's report Gail Bishop read the secretary's report and roll Sandra Greene gave the news report The next meeting will be at co leader Fred Bishop's home Rotterdam Junction Elementary School principal Dr Joseph Testo spoke on experimentation in conceptual development for easier learning He described multi age grouping and student chosen special interest programs in his school Cathy Sylva of Educational Services Inc Cambridge Mass presented part of a movie on conceptualizing social sciences through culture groups ESI NSf funded the program Discussions on social studies non gradedness and multi age grouping followed Coffee and cookies were provided by Arlington High School home economics students
Pownal resident Vera Tornabene, 41, was charged with dangerous driving after her vehicle struck three parked cars on Massachusetts Avenue in North Adams. The incident occurred about 11 26 p m, causing an estimated 2000 in damage to vehicles owned by Robert J Saulnier Alfred A Aubin and Wilfred G Saulnier.
Arlington Alan B Coulman son of Mrs Malcolm B Coulman began his senior studies today at Mount Hermon School. Three boys from Explorer Post 334 were advanced in rank at a recent Arlington Board of Review meeting Roy Holton life Jerry Woodard star and John Hayden life.
The Hoosick Falls area marked Rensselaer County's 175th anniversary with a sunlit parade featuring the Queen's court, Miss Town of Hoosick contestants, and multiple civic groups. Afterward crowds gathered at Wood Memorial Park for games, booths, music by Fire House Five Plus One, and evening dancing near Grand Union Parking lot with Invaders providing the tunes. Walter Wirmusky led as general chairman with extensive local civic and youth group participation throughout the day.
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