Shopping Center Signs Up Bowling Alley in Manchester
Manchester plans a 9600 square foot bowling complex named Center Lanes inside a proposed shopping center. Bowlarama owners Clement A. Forte and Guido Forte lease the space for a 10 lane alley with restaurant and cocktail lounge seating 50, plus four billiard tables and air conditioning. Ronald Greene will manage. Construction begins May 15 with opening in September. the center also includes a theater and a range of shops and services with extensive parking.
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Manchester
William L. Szirbik
Wilvir Corp
Clement A
Guido Forte
Bowlarama
Rutland
Fritz Dillmann
Ronald Greene
Manchester Center
Fortes
Clement
Bowlerama
Falls Woman Plays Rare Surgical Role
Falls woman Mrs. John Shaw of 40 River Street underwent successful open heart surgery for a unique ailment at Georgetown University Hospital on May 28, 1963. Her case, cited in the December 1964 issue of American Heart Journal, is noted as the first example of dilatation of the ascending aorta with muscular subaortic stenosis. The report includes X-ray and intraoperative photos, and Shaw received a reprint signed by the lead doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan M. Weintraut
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Division of
Cardiology
Shaw
Washington, D.C
Atlantic City
Heart Journal
Charles A. Hufnagel
Peeter W. Conrad
Burr and Burton Receives Gift for School Darkroom
Manchester a gift enabling construction of a near professional darkroom for Burr and Burton Seminary. Dorothy Howe of Manchester funds the project to support teaching, public relations, and student training. SVAC will host summer use for adult education and collaboration with area schools.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Dorothy Howe
E. H. Henry
BBS
Southern Vermont Art Center
SVAC
Howe
Don Otis
Peter Schoffstall
William Sargent
East Dorset
Gordon McClure
Seminary
McClure
Darks
Otis and Schoffstall
Frank Squires
Ben Beers
Burtonian
Octopus
Otis
Schoffstall
Manchester Children To Go to Fair
A Manchester junior high group plans a two day trip to the World's Fair in June 15 and 16. Mrs. Berry Wall and Burton Brown organize with SITA for hotel transportation and fair costs totaling 27.50 per student. 38 pupils needed. deposits begin immediately with final payment by May 7.
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Manchester
Berry Wall
Burton Brown
SITA
Student International Tour Association
New York City
Brown
Patricia Maretin
Dorset
Austin Rumney
New York
Wall
Easter Vacation Adjustments At Local Schools And Library
Manchester Elementary releases students at regular Thursday time and resumes April 26. Holy Week pauses Lions variety show re hearsals until Monday with a dress rehearsal set for April 22. Martha Canfield Library in Arlington closes Good Friday but allows book returns in the Community Room. The library opens daily except Sunday and Monday throughout the Easter break.
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Manchester
Martha Canfield
Arlington
Manchester School Board Sets Code of Dress
Manchester Elementary adopts dress code effective immediately stressing cleanliness and weather-appropriate attire. Girls face no-slack policy and knee-length dresses. boys may wear clean shoes, no boots, shirts tucked in. Gym wear, grade 5 and up, to be adopted in fall. Additional items include playground hazard fixes, walking to school for some, kindergarten registration May 3, June 1 cutoff, and policy banning solicitations of gifts.
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Manchester
Manchester School Board
Donald Shanks
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