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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1964
Page
6
John Doyle of Memorial High School Arlington presented a model Colonial house frame at the Southwestern Vermont Industrial Arts and Home Making Fair in Whitingham last Friday night. Buckler photographed the exhibit for the paper.
Mr and Mrs Fred Carrerm hosted guests from North Adams over the weekend. Patricia Barringer granddaughter of Gordon Hoag gave a solo and duet with Patricia Pendergast at the music recital with sister Linda Barringer dancing.
Paper bundles may be left at the Methodist Church garage and rummage articles can be left there or arranged with Mrs. Malcolm Hamilton at 677-2719. Three church school workshop dates are set at Johnsonville church house this week from 7 to 9 p.m. May 28 kindergarten teachers, May 29 juniors, June 1 primary teachers, with June 4 to be announced. The Rev George F Miller Jr led a farewell sermon at Eagle Bridge Methodist Church as he becomes Troy Conference youth director and moves to 3 Henry St South Glens Falls. Oswald Muller was appointed to the North Hoosick circuit and will preach Sunday at 11:30 a.m. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. Mrs Rose Trinkle of Hawethorne spent the weekend here.
Connie Kingsley, Whitingham High School senior, has been accepted to the University of Chicago. Daughter of Arnold and his wife, she attended Whitingham schools for 12 years and played field hockey and softball, cheered varsity, led Student Government, chaired Student Council and the National Honor Society, sang in Glee Club, and participated in Tri-State and Vermont Music Festivals.
Navy Lieutenant junior grade James E Paquin, son of Mr and Mrs Edward H Paquin Sr of North Bennington Vermont, crossed the equator on April 23 aboard USS Gridley en route to Adelaide Australia. Gridley joins seven ships in Australia for the 1964 Coral Sea Celebration.
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