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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1964

Page

9

Bennington District Hails Competent Physical Education Staff

George Sleeman reports that Bennington Graded School District maintains a capable, humane PE staff and an above average program. The survey lists staff including Arthur Gage, Barrie Byrne, Hugh Perkins, Donald Ziter, Bruce Hodgman, Thomas Butterfield, Anita Caswell, Robert Houle and Richard Caswell and outlines objectives, curricula, and age group guidance from Elementary to Senior High.

Bennington Village Bennington George Sleeman Sleeman Arthur Gage Barrie Byrne Hugh Perkins Donald Ziter Bruce Hodgman Thomas Butterfield Anita Caswell Robert Houle Richard Caswell

Fourth Speedway Event Set at Lebanon Valley

Fourth action packed racing event of the season starts Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Eddie Delmolino of Sheffield Mass leads last week’s heat race contenders with Butch Jelley North Adams and Joe Messina Al. Other drivers include Allan Schoonmaker Cavemans Hollow NY Chuck Irving New Baltimore NY Stretch Van Steenburgh Saugerties NY Doug Garrison Hudson NY Link Pettit Schenectady and Howie Westervelt Revena.

Lebanon N.Y Eddie Delmolino Sheffield Mass Butch Jelley North Adams Joe Messina Allan Scootch Schoonmaker Cavemans Hollow Chuck Irving New Baltimore Stretch van Steenberg Saugerties Victory Lane

Johnson Gets First Bass

Joe Prada of Sagamore caught the first striped bass of the season at Cape Cod Canal. By tradition the catch is sent to President Lyndon B. Johnson. The 10 to 12 pound linesider will be sent to the White House as a seasonal tribute.

Sagamore Mass UPI Lyndon B. Johnson Joe Prada Cape Cod Canal

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