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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1963
Page
8
A capacity crowd at Bennington College praised the new Neupert harpsichord showcased in a Bach Couperin program with Louis Moyse, Orrea Pernel, and Paul Boepple. The instrument's bright tone and historic repertoire sparked campus interest and student eagerness to learn the instrument.
Hoosick Falls St Mary's Auxiliary hosts its first Christmas bazaar in Conception parish hall December 6 to 8 with 4 p.m. opening Friday including clam chowder and a Friday card party. Activities continue Saturday with 10 a.m. doors, 4 p.m. spaghetti supper, 8 p.m. dance, and Sunday post Mass coffee and doughnuts. Numerous booths feature toys, crafts, and food. The Springfield Central School PTA sponsors a Springfield College Gymnastic Exhibit to support a scholarship fund, with tickets at the box office. Additional items note Kings Daughters charity work and a music department Christmas concert. Community groups meet for lodging, guest invitations, and town rescue squad programs. The Hoosick Falls Home School Association hosts its first meeting at St. Marys Academy with about 150 parents attending demonstrations and workshops.
Five years after Pan Am's 707 inaugural flight on October 26, 1958, jet airliners moved from skepticism to dominance. Jets boosted safety and reliability with four fatal accidents causing 237 deaths in the period, yet the jet fatality rate remained lower than propeller planes. Engineers report high engine reliability and reduced passenger motion sickness, while FAA and aviation experts note improved management of jet traffic and minimal high altitude hazards.
Taconic Teachers Association plans ads for a program titled Faculty Frolics to be held December 6 and 7 at Manchester Elementary School. Proceeds go to a scholarship for high school students pursuing teaching. The event features children performers and promises an entertaining night.
In Manchester Pine Tree Troop 2 Cadette and Junior Scouts held a candlelight ceremony and court of awards. Four received second class insignia, Judy Malone earned Sign of the Arrow, and many earned proficiency, collectors, and activity badges including Kelly Naw rath and Sharon Krenz. Mrs. Stanley Hinkley led with Mrs. Sidney Davis assisting.
Arlington Helene Thompson and Mr and Mrs Walter Crofut purchased the Fowler house on Sandgate Road. Mr and Mrs William Tree of Rutland called on Mrs Thomas Mann over the weekend. The American Legion and Auxiliary plan a spaghetti supper at Legion rooms starting at 5 p m for members and guests.
Brookline Massachusetts AP reports four scientists outline how electron microscopy and molecular structure discoveries have broadened understanding of cell life. They describe how diagnostics and treatments may improve as normal and diseased cell structures are distinguished and potentially corrected.
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