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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1976
Page
6
Father O W J Quinn of St Marys says the fair was very, very successful as revenue counting and bill payment continue. A goat stands above two children at Camp Ondawa in Sunderland on Saturday as 4 H youths attend activities.
AWOL servicemembers and a mystery pony drew village police attention in Hoosick Falls. Clarence Burch Barron McKeon Roger Shaw Kenneth Gates Dennis Merrills and Joseph Gorman faced varied charges from open container and driving while impaired to disorderly conduct and AWOL status. A pony wandered into a front yard later claimed by its owner.
West Dover plumber and former Snow & Sun Lodge operator Yunos announces Democratic candidacy for Bennington Windham 1 state representative. He cites need for better district representation and signals interest in Act 250 reform while urging road improvements on Route 9 and Route 100. The district includes Marlboro Wilmington Whitingham Dover Somerset Searsburg Stamford Readsboro.
Aaron W. Gibbons, 16, of 26 Willow St. was given 30 days in Rensselaer County jail after a petty larceny conviction in village court. The board may hold several more meetings before deciding on recognizing the Civil Service Employees Association as a bargaining unit for village workers. Mayor Donald Bogardus plans to meet employees individually to hear grievances.
North Bennington Village Trustees and school directors meet Tuesday August 3 at 7 p.m. at the Depot to appoint a member to the Mt Anthony Union School Board vacancy.
John P. Brown 18 of Bennington escaped injury after losing control on a right hand curve on Route 67 in Shaftsbury. His eastbound car slid 179 feet, struck two guard rails and a telephone pole before stopping.
Nancy Towne Worsoe of Misty Meadows Farm Arlington has been selected for the 1976 Outstanding Young Women of America program. The honor spotlights women ages 21 to 36 who excel at home work and community service. She is among 7,000 honored and competes for Vermont state title with 10 national winners chosen from state winners.
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