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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1963
Page
5
The Prudential Committee of Greater Bennington Schools proposes a June meeting article requesting a one cent tax on the Grand List to raise about 450 for the Red Brick School for retarded children in Shaftsbury. An additional 50 would come from the general fund to total 500 for repairs and upkeep.
Washington reports that the U.S. government spent 3.1 million dollars to recondition a mothballed sea plane tender for transfer to the Ethiopian Navy as a training ship, according to the Tax Foundation.
The girls varsity team challenges the boys to a basketball game under girls rules to raise funds for the GAA and Varsity Club. The winner of the Co-Rec Volleyball Tournament will play Bendi faculty. The event is Monday March 18 at 7 p.m. in the gym.
The Benhi Catamount delegation led by Eupha Bonham and Mary E. Hutton arrives in New York for the 39th Columbia University Scholastic Press Conference. Editor Carolyn Comstock and a dozen staffers plan museum visits, plays, and meetings with industry leaders while attending events through the weekend.
Benhi drama directors Charles Comstock and Charles Decker name casts for three plays to be staged in April. Martha Wallace directs The Daily Special with Paul Hurlburt Barbara Powell Nancy Lawson and John Goyette among cast. The Income Tax and Ethel and Albert feature Wallace Harbour Horst Bird Nash. Poor Aubrey stars Allan Moskovitz Judy Manes Lillian Hurlburt Barbara Garrison Marian Brill with Decker directing.
President Kennedy signed his first 1963 measure, a $508.2 million supplemental appropriation to reimburse the Commodity Credit Corp. for disposing surplus foods overseas.
Hazen G. Werner the resident bishop of the Methodist Church in Ohio cites secularism and chronic adolescence as twin dangers. He argues secularism pushes God out of daily life through material concerns and that emotional under development breeds unrest and disharmony among nations.
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