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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1964
Page
7
Wilmington School announces fall schedule with high school hours 8 23 to 3 05 and elementary 8 30 to 3. Office hours start Aug 26. district meeting closes Sept 8. new pupils must register before Sept 9. lunch program begins Sept 14.
Manchester residents Constance M. Jordan and Francis B. Markey join 303 fellow freshmen at St Michael's College in Winooski Park for the fall term. Freshmen begin classes on Sept. 16.
The Caravan Theatre presents Fred Carmichael’s Any Number Can Die at Dor Set Playhouse. Patricia Carmichael directs a zany cast in a fast moving mystery comedy using silent film style tricks and rapid stage devices for nonstop laughter and surprises.
The North Bennington and Shaftsbury school boards agreed to hold a joint meeting this weekend after postponing the release of final fact finding committee reports. The committee studied alternatives to joining the Mt Anthony Union District and issued interim findings after over two months of work.
The Women's Auxiliary of the North Bennington Fire Department thanks volunteers who helped at the Vermont Firefighters Association convention in Bennington. Gratitude is given to Mary Hier, Peter Perkins, and David Buxbaum for booth help and to John Kennedy and Kenneth Lorette for cars in the parade. A Baptist Church food sale is set for Saturday at 10 in the village park or library if rain. Reverend Alfred Ccott will preach at 10 a.m. Sunday.
Miss Donna Keene will wed Joseph Vince of Bennington with Miss Marjorie Trachte from Boston serving as bridesmaid. A West Arlington party at Grange Hall honored Patricia Hess, fiancé Harold Zimmerman, with pink umbrella decorations, a gift table, and notes from guests.
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