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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
5
Senior year in high school is application time preferably early in the school year. You have learned about yourself and may have taken a dry run of the College Board SAT and some achievement tests. Your school can tell you what to do next.
Yom Kippur rites led by Dr. Meyer Minkowich will be held at Temple Beth El at 6 30 p m Friday and 9 and 11 a m Saturday The observance includes fasting from sundown to sundown and Kol Nidre prayers as the community seeks forgiveness and a new start with God.
Robert N. Spear Jr of Colchester was honored as Wildlife Conserva tionist of the Year by the Vermont Federation of Sportsmen Clubs at Montpelier last Saturday. The award recognizes his work on state bird records, a history of Vermont gulls and the tern decline, and his Camel’s Hump state park proposal. He also helped develop the Audubon nature study area in Huntington.
A list of fiction and juvenile titles donated or gifted for reference and circulation including Forester Holt Stout Salinger and Zemach works. Extra copies due to demand and waiting lists noted. Also, community activities highlight a local Junior Audubon Society leader and his bird study and model collection on display in Burlington.
Bennington Garden Club members and guests heard soil scientist Oliver W. Rice Jr of the U S Department of Agriculture discuss using soil survey data in land use planning at the Old Bennington School House. He warned that changing land from agricultural to other uses can cause problems unless soil limits are considered and geography, economy, and culture are coordinated.
BCHS Saber by Tim Powers outlines a regular student voice in The Banner. The column notes the Get Together Dance from 8 to 11 pm, the first home football game vs Rutland High, and student roles in refreshments, decorations, parking, and program distribution. Regional meeting set for Oct 7 at Whitingham High with Jeni LaVigne and Anne Horst attending.
Walter L. Urie of Hardwick announces Vermont among 20 states in a three year no smoking program for 7th and 8th graders. Supported by U S Public Health Service, the effort targets delaying teenage smoking with parent and teacher involvement and community programs.
Washington report notes fall weather, rain and falling leaves signaling seasonal cooking. Beef roasts, pork cuts, ham and ribs are widely available while broiler-fryers remain popular. Chicken offers economical tasting protein with beans vegetables and common produce in abundant supply.
In Adair county farmers report fewer losses after Old Two Toes, a wolf pack leader, was killed. Before the killing, the raider killed 75 lambs and two calves, and was identified by two toed tracks.
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