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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
6
Hollywood columnist Rick Du Brow argues television violence remains unclear in impact. He notes periodic studies yield mixed results and that interpretations vary, leaving the issue as an unsolvable, subjective question like politics, sex, and religion.
Readsboro plans two day Fourth of July events sponsored by the Readsboro Volunteer Fire Department. Sunday activities start with a donkey ball game at 7 p.m. on the school grounds. Monday features a fireworks display and festivities ending late night.
Ninety four members of Hoosick Falls Central School and 37 graduates of Saint Marys Academy received diplomas in ceremonies. Principal William Waterhouse praised graduates and lauded class adviser Mrs. Lincoln Von Haggin. Valedictories were delivered by Lucinda Kaukas and Karen Nowak with salutatorian remarks by Lawrence Stritch and Helen Wirnisky. Awards covered Regents diplomas, scholarships, and many service and achievement honors across both schools.
Dorset’s Caravan Theatre launches its 23rd season at the Dorset Playhouse with Warren Murray's Dear Miss Peabody, a romantic comedy about 19th century free thinkers. The June 30 premiere features Elizabeth Franz as Peabody, with notable cast members and a Stage Right Gallery exhibition by Arthur Jones running during the show.
The first in a series of public concerts and suppers to aid the restoration and electric automation of All Saints Church chimes in Hoosick will be held on the Dugald Maclachlan lawn tonight. Clarinet Choir directed by Prof. Gunnar Schoenbeck will perform, starting at p.m. Chairs or blankets may be used, and lights were provided by Philip Daniels. If rain occurs the event moves indoors. This benefits event is sponsored by the Ladies Guild with no admission fee.
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