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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
3
Manchester An addition to the Manchester Shopping Center has begun with a December completion date. The project will add 22,200 square feet to the existing complex at 4 east of the Super Duper, with new buildings seen to the right in the architect's conception.
Mr and Mrs Eugene H Christin of Cherry Hill N J say expansion of the shopping center will add three new buildings and an 18000 square foot Super Duper additon. The State Liquor Store moves to larger quarters from 2500 to 10000 square feet self service five checkouts. Ben Franklin relocates from Main Street to 10000 square feet. Eight additional 1500 square foot stores, occupancy by December with Nov 18 move for liquor store, extensive repaving and widening to park over 250 cars.
Martha Elliott Dorset reviews a split level seriocomic production from David Storey titled Home. The work aims to unfold across shifting emotional levels, inviting the audience to hum along with the onstage cadence as the scenes alternate in tone.
Weston Theater presents West Side Story directed by George Bentley with a large cast, vigorous dancing and powerful performances by Linds Spohn and Jeff Mewbury as star lovers. The production fuses Shakespearean tragedy with contemporary gang conflicts, delivering a flowing score and energetic staging that anchors a gripping two week run.
Manchester students return to the 1973 74 school year with start on Tuesday September 4 full day instruction. An orientation for teachers is set for Monday August 2 with faculty meetings August 23 24 and 25. District calendars show multiple holiday and half day notices including Oct 11 12 Veterans Day Nov 21 22 23 Thanksgiving Dec 25 Jan 1 Christmas Feb 18 22 winter break March 5 Town Meeting day April 32 noon dismissal April 15 20 spring break May 29 Memorial Day.
Hoosick town board named Robert Luc as budget finance director for Sept 1 to Dec 31, promising tighter fiscal control. Officials discussed cleaning up athletic fields, naming the field after Douglas Elghmey, and funding renovations with revenue sharing. Sessions touched on senior center funding, lighting district consolidation, and a new sand and salt shed on River Road amid municipal building planning.
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