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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1975
Page
6
Arlington pupils return home from school and answer what they do in class. Each student writes a paragraph about their daily activities, with statements displayed under their photos.
Arlington hosts a Red Mountain Chapter meeting at 7 30 tonight at the temple a teen center meeting for Arlington Memorial High School students is planned at St James Rectory Sunday at 7. Corporal Sallisky, son of Crow Hill Road residents, serves on a helicopter crew off Okinawa aiding Indochina refugees. Judith Smith, daughter of Arlington residents, named DAR Good Citizenship Girl by the senior class and faculty. sponsored by St Catherine Chapter DAR Wells. Judy active in sports chorus student council librarians and Green Mountain Girls State participant.
Castleton State College Chorus directed by Robert Aborn performs Mozart Missa Brevis in F Major on Thursday April 24 at 8 15 p m in the Fine Arts Center Auditorium. Admission is free. The 45 voice choir is joined by a strings and keyboard ensemble with early American pieces by Billings and traditional American music. The program repeats May 1 at First Congregational Church Manchester at 8 p m, also free.
The Vermont Department of Libraries has $80,000 in Federal Library Services and Construction Act funds for incentive grants to local public libraries. Applications are due April 25 with checks mailed before June 30. The program aims to extend services and reach all qualifying libraries, with larger grants for those meeting the Minimum Standards.
Hoosick Falls Central School tenth grade plans their third annual auction at the Hoosick Falls Armory on Sunday April 20 at 1 pm. Proceeds fund a class trip to New York City, with Ronald Siefert as auctioneer. Items include antiques furniture glassware and tools. Deborah Atwood earns dean's list honors at Russell Sage College for fall term. Mary Beth Gorman to enroll in a two year secretarial program at NYS Delhi. active in NHS chorus wrestling pep club and clubs. Eric Bissonette to study automotive mechanics at Hudson Valley Community College. Shaftsbury Tc Grange No 491 holds regular meeting April 22 with inspection and first degree conferred. officers to attend and degree rehearsal April 21. Rita Gam to produce To Build a Ship and seek Henry Fonda for starring role.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Ringer of Ladd Brook Motor Inn in Pownal add infant John Sao Sim to seven siblings. Born in Phnom Penh and picked up in Montreal April 6 the four month old child has had infections but shows steady improvement on antibiotics. Adoption, rushed by Cambodia unrest, notes Vietnamese alternatives while inviting discussion at the Inn.
Arlington School Board and teachers agreed Tuesday to form a fact finding commission after stalled contract talks since January. Arnold Wilcox, board chair, says one fact finder will be chosen by each side and a third by the two. The 1975 76 budget includes 374000 for salaries, with a 595077 total budget and no fat. Current base teacher salary is 7100 with a 5 percent yearly step increase.
Arlington executive director John Simson invites all to a Monday April 21 workshop at Fisher Elementary School in Arlington titled Act 250 and Local Control. The event features the Act 250 Club including Frank Evans Benson Sargent Steven Sease Martin Zeller and Beth Hamstone. A two part program will explain how reviews occur and train towns on integrating Act 250 criteria into local zoning and subdivision procedures. The rule notes that projects under 10 acres in towns with both zoning and subdivision controls avoid district environmental review, while larger developments or those in towns lacking these regulations fall under Act 250 review.
Pamela Blakeman announces a church work bee at Pownal Baptist Church Saturday at 8 a.m. Religious education classes run Saturday 9 to 10 30 a.m. at Pownal Elementary School. Sunday School starts 11 a.m. at Pownal Center Community Church. Children urged to participate. Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sunday 5 to 7 p.m. at Pownal United Methodist Church.
Merrick Counsell and Kurt Plank plan a 100 hour ping pong marathon in Manchester starting Monday at 10 am to beat the 80 hour Guinness record. Manchester Sport Shop provides paddles and balls.
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