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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1966

Page

6

Manchester Officials to Seek State Aid Explanation

Manchester School Board Chairman Eugene V. Kay and Superintendent Neil E. Cross will meet Rupert Spencer after July 25 to discuss the Department of Education's denial of state aid for a lighting renovation project at Manchester Elementary School. The department's position is being reviewed.

Manchester Eugene V. Kayatta Neil E. Cross Rupert Spencer State Department of Education Spencer Cross Griffin Electric Co Bennington

Weston Craft Demonstration This Weekend

Ludlow resident Marjorie Hart will demonstrate enamel on copper jewelry and trays at the Old Grist Mill Saturday and Sunday as part of a Vermont Craftsmen series. The free event runs 11 to 12 noon each day with works for sale in the adjacent craft shop.

Weston Marjorie Hart Ludlow Vermont Craftsmen, Inc Hart Providence Green Mountain Vermont Hand Crafters, Inc Society of Vermont Craftsmen Florida Florida Arts Society

Carnival at Weston Playhouse Shows Charming Life

The Weston Playhouse opens Carnival a musical by Michael Stewart and Bob Merrill directed by Robert Liebacher with Lili played by Carolyn Mignigni and Calvert as the puppeteer. The cast, design, and score receive praise for lively ensemble work and engaging dramatic moments. The production runs through Sunday with a Saturday matinee.

Michael Stewart Bob Merrill Weston Playhouse Robert Liebacher William DeVeau Charles Schneeweis Sally Lee Gilman Jacques Fred Ewers Trent Alvey Eric Forsythe Paul Menzel Peter Dee B. F. Schlegel Ted Henning Rosalie Sally Lee Gilman Marco the Magnificent Lili

Lake Paran Swim Classes Announced for Bennington Area

North Bennington announces Lake Paran swimming lessons starting Monday for three weeks. Instructor Miss Ann Brush of Arlington holds Red Cross certification from the National Aquatic School at Camp Tevya New Hampshire. Assistant instructor Miss Nancy Bell, also of Arlington, leads alongside volunteers Bonnie Hansen Betsy Jones and Deborah Abrams. Swimmer times: intermediates 9 a.m. beginners 10 a.m. Lifesaving class at 11. Free enrollment. Parents supervise children six and older at all times except during classes.

North Bennington Lake Paran Ann Brush Arlington Red Cross National Aquatic School Camp Tevya New Hampshire Nancy Bell Bonnie Hansen Betsy Jones Deborah Abrams

Backstage Experts at Wilmington Theater Take Their Turn Behind the Footlights

The Mirror Players at Wilmington Playhouse stage Our Town with most crew onstage and many doubling as actors. Dennis Green serves as house manager while also rehearsing as Howie Newsome the milkman, balancing box office duties with frequent makeup and costume prep. As Pygmalion opens, Green rehearses in a minor opening scene role and shifts to box office duties for All My Sons later in the season. James Pruss moves from Constable Warren to lead Pygmalion, drawing on prior Europe theatre management experience at Frankfurt. The Playhouse installs a revolving set designed by Lance Crocker, challenging Pruss with its engineering needs.

Wilmington Mirror Players Our Town Wilmington Playhouse Dennis Green Howie Newsome Grover’s Corners Green Emerson College Boston Maine G.B. Shaw Arthur Miller Brandeis Waltham Mass Deertrees Harrison James Pruss Constable Warren Wilder Eliza Doolittle Henry Higgins Lance Crocker Pruss Revolver Europe Frankfurt Germany Crocker

Shaftsbury Playground To Open

Shaftsbury announces registration for a five week summer playground program running weekdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Instructor will be Miss Hallie Sausville of Bennington, BCHS graduate with college work at Stonehill. She previously staffed the Bennington playground.

Shaftsbury Hallie Sausville Harold J. Sausville North St Bennington BCHS Stonehill College North Easton Mass

Arlington Red Cross Awards At Laskey Pool

The Arlington Red Cross office announces that certificates and awards were presented today to all young people who completed swimming and lifesaving instruction at Laskey Pool. Mr and Mrs C W Kelley of Red Mountain Road traveled to Kennedy Airport last Friday to pick up Mrs Kelleys brother John Powell, who will stay with them for several months. Powell is a native of Broadstone Dorset England and now lives in Bryantspuddle Dorset. Mr and Mrs George W Zimmerman were in Hanover NH for two days earlier this week. Mr and Mrs James P Thompson and children visited Thompson's sister and husband Elino Sankari of Ashburnham MA, and toured Rhode Island and northern Connecticut. Dr George Russell's office will be closed Saturday July 16 through Tuesday July 26. ADV.

Red Cross Laskey Pool C. W. Kelley Red Mountain Road Kennedy Airport James P. Thompson Thompson Elino Sankari Ashburnham Mass Rhode Island Connecticut George Russell

Drama of Depth at Dorset opens with Death of a Salesman

The Dorset Play House presents Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman by Caravan Theatre starring Willy Loman and family. Patricia Carmichael directs with Anthony Dingman scene design Jody Briggs lighting. Cast includes Fred Carmichael Linda Miriam Wolkove Betsy Wells Biff David Siever Bernard Warren Knowlton and more. Willy faces job loss as tensions rise among his sons.

Dorset Arthur Miller Dorset Playhouse Caravan Theatre Babbitt Willy Loman Sinclair Lewis Fred Carmichael Miriam Wolkove Willy Barry Jenner David Siever Rinehart Death Patricia Carmichael Anthony Dingman Jody Briggs Linda Miriam Wolkove Happy Barry Jenner Biff David Siever Bernard Warren Knowlton Betsy Wells Charley Howard Enoch Uncle Ben David Hurt Howard Wagner

Manchester police investigate binoculars theft at restaurant

Police Chief Dana L Thompson said two pairs of binoculars and a blue jacket may have been stolen from a car parked at the Quality Restaurant owned by Edward C Hughes Jr of Summit New Jersey between 8 and 9 30 p m Wednesday Hughes was not certain the binoculars were taken as he stopped elsewhere before arriving in Manchester A temporary phone for town treasurer Harold Wisell has been installed in the town office building upper vestibule for tax collections later this month the number is 363 2040

Dana L. Thompson Edward C. Hughes Jr Summit N.J Thompson Hughes Manchester Harold Wisell

Willy Loman in Bloom as Modern Brooklyn Tale

Fred Carmichael delivers a convincing Willy Loman in a flashback driven production set in two days within a mortgaged Brooklyn house. Strong performances by David Siever as Biff and Miriam Wolkove as Linda frame Willy’s gradual downfall while Anthony Dingman’s set and Jody Briggs’ lighting shape the memory fantasies and real scenes.

Biff Happy Brooklyn Willy Loman Anthony Dingman Jody Briggs

Two 20th Wedding Anniversaries Celebrated Here

Two 20th wedding anniversaries were celebrated recently here: Mr and Mrs Raymond Hulett on July 6 and Mr and Mrs Daulton Mann on July 15. Visiting Mrs A M Pitcher this week in Landgrove has been Mrs Norman Anderson of New York City. Patricia Carmichael staged the production and earns credit for assembling the flashback patchwork of the play blending memory with the present as transitions flow smoothly. The musical background with flute and cymbals is well handled from the wings.

Stewart and Merrill Raymond Hulett Daulton Mann A.M. Pitcher Landgrove Norman Anderson New York City Patricia Carmichael

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