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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1963
Page
5
The Union High School District No. 14 board outlines planning concepts for a new area high school in its second newsletter. Goals include a flexible building for 700 starting students, expanding to 850 by 1970 and 1,100 eventual enrollment, with adaptable classrooms and strong emphasis on foundational subjects and adult education opportunities.
A winter meeting of the Bennington County Medical Society Women’s Auxiliary was held at Mt. Anthony Country Club with 13 members. Plans include a luncheon bridge on Feb 14, gift cart hospital drives, and upcoming Medical Careers Day in April. gifts delivered to Brandon State Training School.
Five year old Princess Marta Sue Crawford of East Arlington will perform baton twirling and dancing at the Post 13 American Legion Hillbilly Show at the State Armory on Sunday afternoon in support of the March of Dimes. Princess Crawford, who wore leg braces at birth, has become a featured entertainer and will perform a western twist routine to Bristol Twistin Annie. The program includes hillbilly tunes and acts from longtime contributors supporting the cause.
More than 150 workers led by Chairman John P. Morrissey organize the YMCA finance campaign opening January 24 at a kickoff meeting. The goal is 22000, four thousand higher than last year, with funds supporting operating expenses and programs at the local Y.
Donald C. Hicks former village president and now GBA executive director addressed Richard Caswell's civics class. He described how the Greater Bennington Association formed and its role in promoting downtown shopping housing industry and tourism.
The Roman Catholic Church operates about 49 000 institutions in the United States including 278 colleges and universities 2 453 high schools 10 630 grammar schools and 816 general hospitals according to Catholic Market Magazine.
Arthur C. Barschdorf, former Bennington resident and newspaperman, is named to head Minnesota Power and Light Co. area development. He will direct public information and take over duties from retired vice president Howard W. Cooper, guiding industrial, community, agricultural, recreation, travel, and conservation efforts in the Duluth area.
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