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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1974

Page

6

Butterflies Are Free Opens Weston Playhouse Season

The Weston Playhouse opened its new season with Butterflies Are Free by Leonard Gershe directed by Walter L Boughton. The comedy follows Don Baker a blind young man who falls for Jill Benson as his domineering mother watches. Despite lightweight material the cast delivers with energy and moments of charm, aided by Dana Hibbard Georgia Wyeth and Charlie Holmes in key roles.

Leonard Gershe Weston Playhouse Walter L. Boughton den Baker Chariie Holmes Jill Benson Dane Bbbard Mrs. Baker Georgia Wyeth Ralph Austin Robert Carrick Don Baker Scarsdale Lower East Side New York Jill Mother Don Dana Hibbard Jill Benson Charlie Holmes Hat

Falls board approves limited parking plan

Hoosick Falls village officials vote to limit parking on McCaffrey Street to the east side after a tied roll call. Mayor casts deciding vote as trustees split. neighbor survey shows one objection. Board tables broader requests until village attorney returns.

Hoosick Falls N.Y McCaffrey Baker, Schneider and Hyde Wheeler, Cutler Ins. Mfg. Co Hall Street John Street Church Street

Hoosick Falls notices and campus news

Hoosick Falls area residents and students are listed in recent college and school notes. Virginia L Cuddihy joined Rosary Hill College’s dean’s list, and Keith Buck’s Douglas Eighmey Memorial Award was shared with his brother Kevin and earlier with John Arnold. Maria College grads include William Green, Mary Reynolds, and Shirley Surdam. Hoosick Falls Central School seniors prep for August Regents exams. An annual church chicken barbecue date shifts to July 16 with proceeds aiding church camps and repairs. First Baptist and Presbyterian Union services begin, rotating between churches through August. Four local students earn Cortland dean’s list honors. LeMoyne College graduate John J Sennett earns a philosophy degree.

Douglas Eightey Maria College Albany William Green North Hoosick Mary A. Reynolds Wilder Ave Shirley Surdam Bovie Hill Road The First Baptist Church John Elliott Clayton Sherman Raymond Calhoun Cooperstown Sandusky N.Y Presbyterian and Baptist Hoosick Falls Baptist Church Robert J. Springer State University College At

Marine Cpl Christie Reports for Duty at New London Base

North Bennington resident Marine Cpl Christopher C Christie husband of Deborah A Christie has reported for duty at the New London Naval Submarine Base in Connecticut per local notice.

Christopher C. Christie Deborah A Christie North Street North Bennington New London, Conn

Shaftsbury School Board Keeps Budget, Voters Back Plan

Shaftsbury Massachusetts voters approve a $622,344 school district budget, a $100 raise for board members, and a hot lunch program despite a disputed new wing. Incumbent Wilbur Fiske wins reelection as the district withholds about $78,000 for the contractor and architect over building deficiencies.

Shaftsbury Cole Hall Robert Sugarman Joseph Crossman Crossman

Arlington T's Tiggers Softball Delayed By Rain

Arlington high school schedules a 1 p.m. Saturday softball game between the Arlington T's and the Tiggers after a rain delay. Crossman notes most funds are one time, the lunch program aims to be self supporting, and a new school addition includes forty thousand dollars for kitchen equipment. State aid is cut in half this year to thirty thousand eight hundred nineteen dollars, about five percent of the budget, prompting board lament but no change.

Crossman Sugarman Julian Goodrich Burlington Mary Moriarty Goodrich Moriarty Fiske Arlington Arlington “T’s Tiggers Shaftsbury Irving Adler

Manchester Day Care Center Faces Updates and Staffing Shifts

The Manchester Day Care Center announces a facelift ongoing with painting and cleaning led by board members and mothers this week. New staff include Michael Levine Debra Blair and Emily Domina while longtime head teacher Pat Malone departs for Winston Prouty Center. Dorothea Webber named new head teacher. The center posts a four day closure July 4 to July 7 with holiday childcare options and invites volunteers and parents to participate in meetings and activities.

Barbara Duffany Ann D’andrea Sunni Breen Linda Gobbi Linda Drunsic Natalie McIntyre Michael Levine Debra Blair Emily Domina Pat Malone Winston Prouty Center Brattleboro Pat Dorothea Webber Dorothea Natalie Mary McBride Mary Ricard Mary

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