The Burlington Free Press from Burlington, Vermont • Page 5

Tha Burlington Trt Prese FRIDAY, OCT. 11, 1M7 UVM Operates ETV for State Educational Interests the Vermont Higher Education Council; Reps. Stanley P. Miner and Carey H. Howlett, for the Vermont House of Representatives; Sens.

John J. O'Brien and Daniel B. Ruggles for the Vermont Senate; Ralph Nading Hill, for the general public; and Charles Lewis, for commercial Association; James Reid, for the Vermont Elementary Principals Association; John Brochu, for the Vermont Classroom Teachers Association; the Very Rev. John A. Lynch, for the Diocesan Schools of Vermont; J.

G. Case, for the chairman of the board of Vermont State Colleges; Rev. Paul Morin, S.S.E., for administrative officer Weston A. Cate for the Vermont Education Association. Also, John Donoghue, for the Vermont School Directors Association; Robert Pierce, for the Vermont Headmasters Association Robert D.

Lull Jr. for the rmont Superintendents The members are Miss Esther Urie, for the Vermont Education Association; Edson Phelps, for the Vermont Superintendents Association; John J. Herbert, for the Vermont Headmasters Association; Robert Rhein, for the Vermont Elementary Principals Association. Also, Sister Mary Theo-phane, for the Diocesan Schools of Vermont; Dr. Karlene V.

Russell, for the State Department of Education; Mrs. Virginia Larrabee, for the Vermont Association for Supervision and Cufciculum Development; Anthony Ciraldi, for the Vermont State School Directors Association. Acting Education commissioner Daniel O'Connor is also an ex officio member. The Broadcasting Council consults with and advises the Trustees in carrying out the purpose of the act, and in forming general policies. tional Television Committee and the Broadcasting Council.

The Instructional Committee consults with and advises the University Trustees regarding elementary and secondary in school instructional television programming, policy and courses for the system. The act of the 1966 Ltg i slature establishing Vermont ETV named the Board of Trustees of the University of Vermont to own and operate network on behalf of all educational interests of the state. The act set up two advisory bodies: the Instruc Police Seek Vandals Who Shot Info Shelburne Home Council's Code Establishes Fair, Objective Programming Its members are Richard J. Young, representing the Governor; Dr. Raymond V.

Phillips, dean of continuing education at the University, representing UVM President Rowell; Lester Jipp, for the Commissioner of Education; H. Odell Skinner, manager of Vermont ETV and ex officio Miss Cornelius Extension Agent A 1967 graduate of Colorado State University has been named Extension Agent in lome economics in Franklin bounty by the University of Ver-nont Extension Service, succeeding Mrs. Joy Lalikos. The "ppcintment is effective Monday. Miss Charlotte Cornelius, a native of Monte Vista, majored in general home economics at Colorado State, and specialized in Extension education and food science and nutrition.

She was active in many college activities including the Dean's Advisory Board, the Panhellenic Council, president of the Student Center Board, the Student Legislature, and served on the CSU Pacemaker Board. est. The purposes are to extend our knowledge of contemporary affairs, and to develop understanding through programs that place in context the events of today, the past and present from which they spring, and the impact they may have on the future." "Assistance to the schools, enrichment for leisure time, information for the public and experimentation In com-munication, are the goals of Vermont Educational The Vermont ETV Broadcasting Council has defined the system's goals in a Code of Responsibility which pledges the network to program "fairly and objectively." The Code: "Vermont Educational Television, an educational t-work created by the people and responsible to them, pledges to exercise its responsibility as an instrument of communication fairly and objectively for the benefit of the public with neither fear of, nor bias toward, any person or group." SHELBURNE Police Thursday were looking for vandals who fired a 22-caliber bullet into a Shelburne home, just missing an occupant. Detective Walter Lamere of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation said he and Shelburne police were seeking the operator of a late model light blue compact which fled the scene late Monday evening. Lamere said Mrs.

Pauline Francis of the Bostwick Road was seated in her darkened kitchen at about 11:40 p.m. when the slug missed her head by inches. A son Daniel, asleep in a bedroom above the kitchen, heard a shot and looked out in time to see the car drive off in a westerly direction. He said he thought the car may have carried four occupants. Lamere said that although the incident occurred late Monday, it wasn't until Thursday morning Mrs.

Francis discovered a hole in her kitchen wall. A closer examination revealed holes through the kitchen window, screen and curtains. Mrs. Francis said she heard the loud noLse but was not aware the slug had entered the kitchen. Lamere said the slug was dug from the wall Thursday afternoon and will undergo ballistic examination in a laboratory.

He termed the shooting a "near miss," adding, "we had Mrs. Francis sit in the same chair today and the hole was not more than a few inches from her head." He said Mrs. Francis oftei experienced sleeping because of a respiratory condi tion and sat in the kitchen fre quently during the evening. Forestalling Drugs GREAT NECK, N.Y. (AP) -Sixth graders and older children will be taught the dangers of narcotics under an expanded program in the Great Neck schools.

The move in this north shore "gold coast" community comes as the result of a survey showing that 10 per cent cf the district's high school students have used drugs at least once. The schools want to beat the problem to the punch. Ushuaia, Argentina, in Tierra del Fuego, is the world's southernmost town. "The standards for programming are quality, educational needs, and public inter- CM 20 WETK I CH 33 I Jburlingtow CH 28 RUTLAND I I 1 WTA I WINDSOR (ffuTJOWMQ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY NOW OPEN Cverv tov I il In Toyland il on this page 9 PI in our Downstairs Store ETV Beam Conies from 4 Mountaintops which will beam its signal from Mt. Mansfield.

Work is being completed in something of a race against the onset of winter weather on the other three channels which will serve Vermont. These include WVTBJV, Channel 20, at Burke Mountain; WVTA-TV, Channel 41, at Mt. Ascut-ney; and VVVER-TV, Channel 28, on Grandpa's Knob. Barring prolonged bad weather. ETV offi When Vermont's Educational Television Network goes on the air Monday, transmission will be via one of four transmitters which will ultimately give reasonable expectation of coverage to an estimated 97 per cent of Vermont's population.

Network studios will be on the Ethan Allen Campus of the University of Vermont In Colchester Essex. An estimated two-thirds of the state's population will be in the viewing area for the first channel, WETV-TV, Channel 33, J' 'J imm' t-m iBfll (sir ifflSi cials hope to have these three on the air by the end of November. JULIUS KESSLER COMPANY. LAWRENCEBUR'i. INDIAN.

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