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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
9
The University of Connecticut Band of Storrs will play at Mt. Snow on Wednesday Feb 5 at 8 p.m. in the Sun Dance Lodge for Deerfield Valley Health Center and Wilmington Lions Club sight conservation fund. Donations are 1 for adults and 75 cents for high school students. California led with 8,694,099 driver licenses in 1960, the most of any state.
County wide Scouting in Action show planned for February 8 at Bennnington Armory from 3 to 8 pm. Event promotes Boy and Girl Scout activities, raises funds for Green Mountain Council to send a delegation to the National Jamboree at Valley Forge, with leaders George Walsh and Robert E. West among participants. Ticket prices 50 cents adults 35 cents children. under four free.
The Dorset Elementary School hosts the first of three Sabin oral polio clinics on Wednesday, February 5 from 1 to 5 p.m. Type I vaccine will be administered under Miss A McElroy, R.N. All residents two months to 29 years old may attend. under 21 need written parental consent for each clinic.
The Dorset Youth Fellowship plans a Sunday supper at 6 p.m. in the Dorset Church vestry on February 9, with tickets $1. Rev. J A Steele of Trinity Methodist in Montpelier will discuss racial justice after the meal, drawing on his Washington March involvement. Tickets available from local volunteers.
Meth-Con Youth Fellowship plans a house to house canvass in Shaftsbury on Sunday Feb 2 to raise funds for polio and public health research. The drive supports treatment, rehabilitation, birth defects and arthritis studies and aims to create a $1,000 medical scholarship for area students.
Manchester town clerk Clara May Hemenway reports 1963 totals: births 42 in town, 37 outside. deaths 41 in town, 16 outside. marriages 42 in town, 12 outside. Notes list nine deaths over 90 years, and 80 to 90 as a separate range.
Hoosick The Crusaders plan a Wednesday night gathering with Mrs. Viola Hall. All Saints Parish Guild schedules a Thursday night meeting at Mrs. Shirley Stevens home. The Home Demonstration unit meets Tuesday with Mrs. Philip A. Lewis at the rectory. The Hoosick Cemetery Association held its annual meeting January 18 at Howard Cox's garage with all officers re-elected.
Carlo Walter HO 4 3993 Ralph Nesci and six Meriden friends spent a Searsburg weekend at Vincent Nesci’s cabin. They skied in Carinthia on Saturday and enjoyed a sunny Sunday at Dutch Hill. The town clerk links high 90 plus residents to local demographics and notes December and June are common marriage months. Justice Ralph Fleming Jr. officiated many marriages.
Mrs. Margaret S. Reagan of Manchester becomes director of Fletcher Farm Craft School starting in June. She is art supervisor for Manchester Public Schools and teaches at the William J. Moore School for the Retarded and Handicapped. She trained at RISD and RiSi, holds a Keene State master’s in education, and has attended BU and UNH summers.
Northfield and Mount Hermon schools rank high in NAIS data for 1963. Among 29 girls boarding schools, 786 students received aid. Northfield granted 321 aid students (29 percent). In 86 boys’ boarding schools, 3,718 received aid. Mount Hermon aided 351 boys. Northfield and Mount Hermon also posted high aid rates, 57 and 58 percent of enrollment respectively.
Tommy Zandy, son of Mr and Mrs Fabio Zandy, fractured a leg while skiing with the Burr and Burton team at the Stratton Area. He will be confined to home until next Monday. Northfield School set 25 percent of its budget for scholarships, above the 4 percent average of 29 schools. Mount Hermon allocated 27 percent for student aid while the 86 school total was 7.2 percent.
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