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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1973

Page

4

Shaftsbury zoning board hears pleas for variance

Shaftsbury Zoning Board of Adjustment heard two petitions from Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ruege of The Birches seeking a variance to add a garage enlargement and gift shop at Route 7 Center Shaftsbury. They stated no alcohol sales would occur if granted. Opposing views were voiced at the public hearing in Cole Hall on Tuesday night.

Dy Kelton Shaftsbury Shaftsbury Zoning Board of Adjustment Cole Hall Clifford Nuege Ruegel

Fellowship Day Set in Hoosick Falls NY

Hoosick Area Church Women United schedules Fellowship Day on Friday May 4 at First United Church in Hoosick Falls starting with a noon smorgasbord lunch. A brief business meeting and officer elections will follow. The program As Hand Touches: Hand features Marion Harris of Bennington and Sister Monica of St Mary’s Academy. All area women are invited.

Hoosick N.Y Hoosick Area Women United First United Church Presbyterian Rosemary Gilson Ida Rowland Flaine Springer Ruth Rudd Lima Sherman Karen Johnston Marion Harris Bennington WEIN Vermont Sennington Monica St. Mary's Academy Diang Corbett Chrairman Kdtehenan Marion Case

Last Weekend Fiesta At Stratton Ski Resort

ISABELGWINN STRATION reports a sunny Stratton scene with Mo Mozier serving barbecued chicken and beer on the terrace while skiers wait for lifts. Ski patrol notes a sled accident count low and staff pitch in, as PR man Dick Lechthaler touts 1400 tickets sold and an open slope through spring with potential June closing if weather holds.

Isabelgwinn Stration Stratton Mo" Mozier Ines Peter Vand Jim Elder George Stuart Stuart Dick Lechthaler Strathan Vermont Hubert Schmedl

Warning snafu embroils Wilmington special meet

Wilmington officials spar over town meeting warnings after Deputy Secretary Powell and local figures dispute who said what. Merrill Hayrivs defends selectmen, while Bret Powell denies implying any wrongdoing. Warnings status hinges on whether Sundays count in the 10 day posting window.

Wilmington Bill Nelson Wilmington Selectman Merrill Hayrivs Selectmen Sayres Oif State Powell Bret Powell Philip ©. Ware Kimberly B. Cheney Etter Ware Vermont Ware Cheney Haynes Powell

Manchester Day Care Center News and Local Meetings

Local notes report a first aid lecture by Hoss Taxter Lea Talcoll and Kathy Carmody with plans for a repeat session. New staff Kathy Hlck and Natalie McIntyre arrive, with an open house May 6. Community carpentry efforts and help wanted for curtains and storage chests noted. Town petitions and selectmen meetings in Wilmington Vermont regarding clerk salaries and extra selectmen discussed, with legal opinions cited and ongoing controversy over statutory compliance.

Hoss Taxter Lea Talcoll Kathy Carmody Kathy Hlck Natalie McIntyre Verlinda

Manchester Senior Citizens Center Notes

Community bulletin for Manchester Center seniors outlines health services including blood pressure checks and urine analysis, free transportation, upcoming events such as a Pot Luck Supper at Zion Episcopal Church, a Clark Museum trip, Sing-a-Long changes, and weekly activities from needlecrafts to bowling. Center on School Street offers programs and social opportunities for 55 plus. Phone 962-3003.

Zion Episcopal Church Hall Grand Isle Clark Museum Williamstown Dorothy Divine Zion Church Havel Ritts

Resignation and cuts dominate Falls school board action

Hoosick Falls Central School accepted the resignation of John Frier after 32 years as business manager and clerk. Marilyn Trobingon was named district tax collector, joining IvAn Durkee to handle taxes. Beyon Smith was hired as a second grade teacher. The board voted to cut psychology services from United Counseling Service and reduce kindergarten staffing. A policy on extracurricular eligibility was tabled for further discussion. May 1 meeting set with no May 18 school day due to superintendent conference.

Edith Beaumont Hoosick Falls Hoosick Falls Central School John Frier The Boar Marilyn Trobingon White Creek Ivan Durkee Beyon Smith Muhlenberg College Pennsylvania Smith Peace Corps Philippines Te Berlin United Counseling Bennington, Service Agency Teachers Association

Easter services and community events in West Arlington area

Sunday Easter activities span West Arlington and East Arlington with sunrise service at the Sandgate Road home of Mrs Swanson led by Rev Geer and a 10 30 a m service at West Arlington Methodist Church, plus an 8 a m Easter breakfast at Federated Church East Arlington and a first Easter service at the Sandgate Methodial Church conducted by Rev John Geer with chimes and a coffee hour. a new foal arrived at Frick Fricksens on Sandgate Road.

Cal Bord Dwin A. Colvin Hayden Robert Ward Lexington Mass Sehenk Ward Sandgate Methodial John Geer John Rhineswith Bennington West Arlington Yéric Swanson Sandgate Road Federated Church East Arlington Frick Fricksens

Manchester To By CLARA MAS OFFICE CLOSED

Town clerk office to close Friday at noon for Good Friday and Easter weekend. Notices urge pre-weekend needs and acknowledge Passover. Also details trout season opening April 28 and licensing fees for residents and non residents, with late hours and licensure by mail and drug enforcement references, plus dog registration guidance and rabies concerns.

Manchester Clara Mas Israel Congregation Fish and Game Department Montpelier Vermont Fleming's Hardware

Shaftsbury school site vandalized and theft reported

Police investigate vandalism at Shaftsbury Elementary School expansion site after fence breaches, window smashing, and damaged batter boards delay surveying. Officials warn offenders could face persecution as project boards and foundation lines must be rechecked, delaying construction and risking costs.

Shaftsbury Peesa Clark Paul Marsh Alte Oer Burgess Brothers Marsh Connecticut Valley Construction Company Alto CVC Paul H. Becker Bennington Briish Paul Becker Shaftsbury School Board Joseph Crossman Cregsman

Jolly Janes members shine at events and meetings

Mollie Austin won a blue ribbon at County Demonstration Day while Karen Nolan Lisa Austin and Amy Andrew sold daffodils for Cancer Crusade. Duane and Mary Beth Robinson earned medals at a regional Junior Grange talent contest, qualifying for the district in Whitehall. Easter services and youth activities are noted along with local birthdays and a car accident involving Gary Armstrong and spouse.

Jolly Janes Mollie Austin Karen Nolan Lisa Austin Amy Andrew Duane Mary Beth Robinson Hoosick Grange Whitehall Jermain Walted Methodist Church Embury

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