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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1972

Page

4

Hoosick Falls board reorganization continues committee system

Hoosick Falls Village Board held its annual organizational meeting with the new board, including Walter Davyendoris, choosing to maintain the committee system. Appointments covered village departments, with chairmen named and spending authority set at 300 dollars for emergencies. Several officials were appointed to posts including treasurer, clerk, assessor, and depository, and meetings are scheduled for the first and third Tuesdays at 7 40 p.m.

Edith Beaumont Hoosick Fall N.Y Hoosick Falls Beard Walter Davyendoris People’s Party Richard A. Severson George Widbrook Independent Party Chosing Policee Severson Donald Bogardus LeRoy Baker Jr Baker Bogardus Michael Brewster Waler Jinomas Downey Wilbert Allard Jr Dennis Keegan Zining Appeal Board William Johnston Eleanor Hayden George Peer LeRoy Baker Sr Doris Gorman George Dougherty Charles Carelli Douglas Sprague Jr Thomas Wysoc Tom Howard William Chay Jr John Griffin Samual Scaglione Joseph Hayes Warren Roberts Gerald Eddy John Brazell Joan Button Walter Hoffman William Greenwood Jr LeRoy Martin Harold LaPorte William Hennessey National Commercial Bank and Trust Company Hoosick Falls Standard Press Saverson

Bennington Pony Club Holds First Rally of 1972 Season

The Bennington Pony Club met at Doornhof Farm in West Shaftsbury for its first mounted rally of 1972. A sale of used riding clothing and equipment is set for April 8 at 2 p.m. at Doornhof Farm to fund travel to the regional rally in Woodstock.

Shaftshury Bennington Pony Club Henry Schurink Doornhof Farm West Shaftsbury Gail Bishop Miss. Bishop Southern Pines N.C Virginia Doornkof Farm Pony Club Woodstock New York Vermont New Hampshire

Conservation camp open to young applicants

Rutland Vermont April 15 deadline for Roaring Brook Youth Conservation Corps Camp applications announced by Floyd J. Martin Green Mountain National Forest. Packets go to Vermont high schools and guidance offices seek info. Camp near Danby offers two four week sessions with 32 enrollees in each group arriving June 23 and starting July 24.

Rutland Roaring Brook Youth Conservation Corps Floyd J. Martin Green Mountain National Forest Vermont Forest Supervisor Danby YCC

Pownal community programs and camp details outlined

The Pownal Center Community Church hosts a Thursday choir rehearsal from 6 30 to 7 30 pm and a Pontiac United Methodist project list notes bank stabilization at Hapgood Pond and Long Trail work. Roaring Brook Camp will host 64 youths ages 15 to 18 from Vermont high schools for natural resource learning with field work, seminars, meals, and camping. Bob Pramuk of Danby will direct as an assistant ranger. The Novitt Pownal Congregational Church membership class is set for Thursday at 7 4 pm, and Brownie troop 479 has no meetings on April 11 or 18 with next gathering April 25 to be announced.

Green Mountain National Forest Rearing Brook Vermont Bob Pramuk Danby Manchester Hanger Roaring Brook Green Mountain National “Forest Pawnai

Zoning Board Grants two store and two apartment variance

Wilmington Zoning Board of Adjustment approves a special use variance for two retail stores and two apartments in the old Braun House on Main Street. Landlord John Bayles must secure a driveway agreement with adjacent property and remove junk cars from the lot. Neighbors caution about parking strain as plans progress.

Stewart Hancock Wilmington Zoning Board of Adjustment Old Braun House Main Street John Bayles West Dover Bayles Easly Carol Wiliam Nelson Long Island Nelson

Shaftsbury School Board appoints Barbara Ackerman aide

Shaftsbury residents learn Barbara Ackerman, a University of Vermont sophomore and son of Mr and Mrs George Ackerman, will start April 24 as a teachers aide replacing Phil Lieberman who leaves to begin student teaching. Lotti Tabler, Harry Bahan and others appear in local notices. Selectmen in Manchester report budget cuts totaling 91,450 to meet the town's 1972 budget aims.

Shaftsbury Barbara Ackerman UVM George Ackerman Miss Ackerman Phil Lieberman Charles Ronents Manchester Machh J. Sanford Zecher Selectmen Oakley K. Porter Porter Weir Selectmet Selectman GA — Tegal ILA Fire Department Hotrod

Arlington High School stages Oklahoma in two night run

Arlington High School presents Nedler and Hammerstein's Oklahoma at 7 20 p m Friday and Saturday in the AMHS Auditorium. Students 1 25 dollars and adults 1 75 with tickets reserved by calling 375 2540.

Ade Annin Lisa Mangan Isaae Will Lee Oliven Oklahoma Arlington Memorial High Schival Arlington High School Arlington Music Theatre Nedler Hammerstein AMHS Oshoma Curly Bob Masi Laurey Kris Haugsrud

Registration Saturday for Camp Sugarbush

Registrations are being accepted Saturday in county towns for Camp Sugarbush, the district Girl Scout Day Camp at Camp Ondawa in Sunderland, August 7 to 17. Centers include Zion Episcopal Church Manchester, Batley Hall Arlington, McCullough Mansion North Bennington, Pownal Center Firehouse, Pownal, and Nichols Department Store Bennington. This camp welcomes Brownies, Juniors, and Cadettes with a staff led by Jan Johnston.

Sunderland Sugarbush Camp Ondawa Zion Episcopal Church Manchester Dorset Batley Hall Arlington McCullough North Bennington Pownal Center Pownal Nichols Department Store Bennington Carupare Jan Johnston Nancy Lueth Joyce Searcy Kennington Arla Worthington Madeline Costantino Linda ‘Lomasello Ruth Wilcox Marie Baldaints Binet Ldines Lueth

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