Teens Attack Youth on High Street in Hoosick Falls
James Rogers, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rogers, reported being assaulted by nine youths near St. Marys Academy on High Street about 11:30 p.m. Friday. Two cars with Vermont plates, a gold Torino and a red Chevelle, pulled up. two held the boy while seven punched and kicked him. He was taken to hospital and ordered to rest, with police investigating. Previous nearby attacks linked to Hoosick Falls involving teens from out of state are noted.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
James Rogers
Raymond Rogers
High Street
St. Mary’s Academy
Barron McKeon
Rogers
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Vermont
Owen Lanoue
Charles Eye
Mechanic Street
Pownal
Caroline Mullen
Sandy Gardner
Larry O’dell
South Pownal
H. Urban
Pownal Center
Debbie Bourn
Cary LaBonte
Kelly Parkes
Michael Gardner
Patricia Terleckey
Gerald Baldachino
Michael Geroge
Opening Day Anglers Flock to Willoughby River Fishing
Anglers begin the Willoughby River season at 12:01 a.m. on Thursday the 15th with many heading to Orleans to fish south of the Willoughby and Barton Rivers toward Willoughby Falls. District 5 biologist Angie Incerpi notes ice along the banks and low water temps limit fish movement. peak rainbow runs typically occur May 10 to 15 as temps rise to about 50 degrees.
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Montpelier
Willoughby River
Orleans
Willoughby
Barton
Willoughby Falls
Fish and Game
District 5
Angie Incerpi
Coast Guard Seaman Frantz Aids Gulf Stream Study
Coast Guardsman Peter G. Frantz aboard the U S Coast Guard Cutter Chincoteague in Norfolk Virginia helped monitor a Gulf Stream gyre east of Cape Hatteras using the expendable bathythermograph system. The crew measured temperature gradients across water layers aiding oceanographic work and weather prediction.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Peter G. Frantz
Franklin D. Frantz
Burgess Road
Woodford
U.S. Coast Guard
Chincoteague
Naval Oceanographic Office
Cape
The
Battenkill Grange notes highlight Maine Nova Scotia trip
The April 7 Battenkill Grange meeting featured slides and films from a September 1970 trip to Maine and Nova Scotia, showing moose and caribou hunting. Participants Leo Budro, Donald Keough, Arnold Wilcox, and Lyle Salter shot a 587 pound moose and caribou, with meat transported home. Plans include another Maine hunt, Nova Scotia return in 1972, plus reports on Maple sugaring equipment, forestry camp attendees, sewing contest entries, Easter Seals gift, and a new armed forces honor roll. The group discussed April 22 activities Know Your Officers Night and Clean Up and Green Up with refreshments by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battenkill Grange
Maine
Nova Scotia
Leo Budro
Donald Keough
Arnold Wilcox
Lyle Salter
Keough
James Edgerton
Deborah Wright
Virginia Woodcock
Lake Bomoseen
Battenhill Grange
National Grange
U.S
Clarence J. Decker
George Cooledge
Clarence Decker Sr
Bookmobile schedules visit to Bennington County
The Vermont Department of Libraries bookmobile, announced by Rutland regional librarian Mrs. Cynthia Watters, will visit East and Main Streets in South Shaftsbury from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Sunderland Pennock's Store from 11:15 a.m. to 12:15, and Manchester Shopping Center Parking Lot from 1:30 to 3:15 p.m. on Tuesday, April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont
Department of Libraries
Bennington County
Cynthia Watters
East
Main Streets
South
Shaftsbury
Pennock’s
Sunderland
Manchester
Fishing shanties off ice must be removed by April 15
Vermont Fish and Game warns removal of fishing shanties from the ice by Thursday April 15 and cleanup of surrounding litter. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars and loss of licenses. Shanties on fishing access areas will be seized. Muskrat season now runs March 20 to April 19, expanded by the Fish and Game Board and legislature.
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Montpelier
Fish and Game Department
Vermont
Fish and Game Board
Legislature
Silver Lake Vehicle Closure Limits Access to Snowmobiles
Green Mountain National Forest supervisor Floyd J. Martin announces a closure of the Silver Lake area spanning Goshen, Leicester and Salisbury to all motorized use effective April 15, 1971. Snowmobiles allowed only with adequate snow. boat motors banned. area covers about 1,352 acres in the Middlebury Ranger District.
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Rutland
Floyd J. Martin
Green Mountain National Forest
Silver Lake
Goshen
Leicester
Salisbury
National Forest
Middlebury Ranger District
Mariia
Addison County Regional Planning Commission
Town of Leicester
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Branbury State Park
Falls of Lana
Ripton- Goshen
Federal District Court
Family doctors group to gather in Mendon
The Vermont chapter of the American Academy of Family Physicians meets at LaCortina Mendon on Wednesday April 14 at 1:30 p.m. Dr. Hugh P. Hermann announces a program with UVM faculty on coronary prevention, kidney disease, breast cancer adjuvant therapy, and continuing education. Open to all physicians. lunch and dinner arrangements through Getty Page Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendon
Vermont
American Academy of Family Physicians
LaCortina
Route 4
Hugh P. Hermann
Woodstock
Hermann
Keith Clarke
Brattleboro
Office of Continuing Education For Health Sciences
Thomas C. Gibson
UVM College of Medicine
Carl F. Runge
George W. Welsh
Pownal students win in local Create an Ad contest
Two Pownal youths earned awards in The Banner Create an Ad contest. John Grusendorf, Mt. Anthony HS senior, placed second for Grants ad, while Jeffrey Gallant, a Pownal Elementary 5th grader, drew Shaffe's shopping ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
John Grusendorf
Mt. Anthony High School
Shaffe
Jeffrey Gallant
Pownal Elementary School
Casals to return for 11th Marlboro season
Pablo Casals, age 94, will lead the Marlboro Music Festival Orchestra for his 11th season. The festival opens June 28 with concerts Saturdays at 8:30 and Sundays at 3 through August 15, plus select Friday dates. Advance tickets go on sale at Marlboro’s winter address until June 22, with box office duties at Marlboro College starting later.
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Marlboro
Pablo Casals
Casals
Marlboro Festival
Spruce St
Philadelphia
Marlboro College
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Norfolk, Va
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Army Transport
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Army Engineers
Leon Peets
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George Randall
David Squires
Navy
Keith Squires
Air Force
Raymond Squires
Donald Waite
Harley Wilcox
Jerome Whitman
Whitman
Texas
Richard Whitman
Wayside
Ethan Allen Pomona Grange
Taconic Grange
Vermont State Grange
Mendow Grange Hall
Mastercharge
Bankamericard Wecome
IAA. Furniture Inc
El.w
Bookmobile
Arlington Memorial High School
Ann Hoyt
Kathy Kreel
Lisa Mangan
Sheree Vaughn
Robert Masi
Charles Dusha
Ricky Hawley
Barry Mattison
Roger S. Foster
Getty Page
Vermont State Medical Society
Merchants Row
Swayze
Percey’s
North Bennington
Archie
Chris Mayer
Louise Dalton
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Pownals
North Pownal Congregational Church
Rachel Mason
Susan Goodrum
Daniel Lucier
Kimberly Kelley
Gary Oldham
Leslie Ware
William Sherman
Sandra Peckham
Richard Harrington
Robin Potter
Melissa Snyder
Dennis Horan
Marci Griffin
Geoffrey Rogers
Sherry Hurley
Richard Dorman
Cindy Morrison
Wayne Jelley
Alesia Beals
William Paradise
Donna Wilkinson
Terry Burdick
Paula Tifft
Marcien Roy
Roy
Royal Pine Villa
Manchester Mobile Sales, Inc
RitzCraft
Holliday
Crestwood
Star
Skyline
Brookwood
Globe
Route 7
First National Stores
Adams Clothes Shop
CB Sports
BenMont Ave
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