Perfect Attendance in Village Schools Falls to 95.6 Percent
Bennington Elementary and Cora B Whitney Schools report fall term attendance high notes. Leading fourth graders posted 97.2 percent and 97.0 percent, with several other grades recording 96.8 to 96.9 percent, and a list of students achieving perfect attendance across grades 1 to 6 and kindergartens at Hillside and St Peter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Cora B. Whitney
the Superintendent of Schools
Reba Moninger
Miss Day
Miss Horst
Kinsley
Kennedy Leaves Hospital Walking After Plane Crash
Senator Edward M. Kennedy walked unaided from New England Baptist Hospital in almost six months after his back was broken. Accompanied by wife Joan, he spoke to well wishers in below freezing air before boarding a flight to Florida for a two and a half week stay near his ailing father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D - Mass
New England Baptist Hospital
Joan
Springfield
Logan
Florida
Palm Beach
Joseph P. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
New York
Washington
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
D.N.Y
U.S
Southampton
Mass
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
Bennington Banner telephones and contact details
Notice details the Bennington Banner offices and staff lines including Newsroom and Advertising numbers. It lists publication contact hours and advertising rates, with subscription prices for Vermont radius and U.S. deliveries, and mentions UPI republication rights and postal class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
U.S
Bennington
White House Frogs Entertain First Family and Orphans
In the East Room of the White House, a lion named Charlemagne and the Croakettes, three singing frogs, delighted President Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, their daughters, and about 150 Washington orphans. Puppets Jackson and ice cream fueled the party as youngsters waved and cheered. Treasury reports later showed the fiscal 1964 deficit revised to 8.2 billion dollars with receipts at 89.5 billion and expenditures 97.7 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Charlemagne
White House
Johnson
Washington Area
Bill
Cora Baird
Jackson
Johnsons
Treasury
Department
MARS Director Retires in Vermont Ceremony
Robert Bull of Arlington retires as Vermont MARS director after guiding state Army MARS networks since 1958. Walter Knights of Bennington succeeds him, while members from Poultney Springfield Bellows Falls Saxtons River Chester and Bennington attended the surprise Dec 13 party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bull
Arlington
Vermont Mars
Bull
Vermont
Military Affiliate Radio System
MARS
U.S. Army
Vermont Army
Walter Knights
Bennington
Knights
Poultney
Springfield
Bellows Falls
Saxtons River
Chester
Army
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Mrs. Coulter Roxis Bushee
Bengt Ekwall
Dianne Kelson
David Kirsch
Kenneth Johnson
Ernest Loveland
Rose Thompson
Arnold Wright
Mr. Viereck
Theodore Betts
Colleen Burgess
Dennis Harper
Roy Hurlburt
Darlene Langlois
Peter Papas
Steven Russell
Douglas Woodard
Whiteway
Donald Colvin
Stephen Eddington
David Hollister
Robert Johnson
Constance Keough
Robert LaPorte
Susan Miller
Alice Outwater
Irene Barbeau
Randall Colvin
Christopher Dougherty
Mark Goyette
Susan Hoisington
Gail Mattison
Scott Mears
Joanne Sherman
Mary Tiernan
Mrs. Jackson Bonita Bushee
Deborah Estes
Judith Flynn
Christopher Gates
Stephen Dennis
Charles Guetti
Mary McDonald
Jean Peterson
Miss White
Ray Baker
Chris Berquist
Robert Burgess
Mary Ellen Carpenter
Cheryl Cook
Winker Gates
Colleen Gavin
Wendy Hadwen
Laurie Hamilton
Anne Miller
Joan Monroe
Pat Morrissey
Keith Parizo
Kathy Bushee
Ricky Caswell
Kerin Gerity
Sharon Dennis
Holly LaBarge
Carol Mould
Bruce Prouty
Donna Tremblay
Lillie
Nancy Eddington
Susan Fair
Stephen L’heureux
Francis Livingston
Patricia McGary
Janet McGaughey
Robert Olson
Stella Squiers
Timothy Miller
Mrs. Moninger
Debra Crawford
Kerry Glose
Nancy Griffin
Kimberley Harris
Keith Hoyt
Brenda Kent
Cynthia Lock
Martha Porter
Virginia Horst
Michael McGarey
John Morrissey
Hillside St
Hager
James Brown
Shirley Clark
Jeffrey Cook
Thomas Dimke
Michael Farrar
Kimberly Gates
Anne Gould
Christine Mallory
Brenda McCoy
Frederick Powers
St. Peter’s
Miss Lundergan
Colleen Coyne
Patty Jo Cummings
Frederick Fernett
Jody Gauthier
Sally Gil
Scott Maguire
Wendy Millard
Melanie Murphy
Joseph Pinsonneault
Philip Reagan
John Sleeman
Mrs. Thayer
Linda Clark
Dorothy Powers
Ann Frances Richey
Michael Waters
Cora B
Whitney School
Miss Jackson
Michael Hulbert
Carol Parker
Stephanie Parker
Bruce Parmenter
Pamela Robinson
Kevin Bushee
Carl Hulbert
Samuel Hulbert
Robert Svitak
Bruce Weaver
DeLong Thomas Bushey
Peter Davis
Patrick Gavin
Mark Parmenter
Porter
Kimberly Barnhardt
John Carpenter
Rose Gates
James Guerard
Pamela Hill
Sandra Hodgman
Mary Kelley
Norman Kelley
Laurie L’heureux
Paul McDermott
Lisa Reynolds
Robert Young
Mrs. Lisby
Debbie Barnhardt
Kathy Allen
Kurt Becker
Melinda Crawford
Timothy Davis
Colleen Gerow
Vincent Harwood
Douglas Kelly
Scott Matheson
Raymond Myers
Norman Joseph Rivers
Tammy Sirios
Priscilla Saunders
Alex Sleeman
Beth Ann Sumner
Ted Kennedy
Navy
Marine Corps
Pacific
Atlantic
Spain
Edward Martin
Martin
THE
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press
This
Nichols
Your Merry Christmas Store
Donegal
Bainin
S-M-L
Donegal Boy
Pellever
State Mars
Shoppir Serena
Tel Pub
Pest Feeney Be
Colonial Shopping Ctr
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