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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1976

Page

7

Five Hoosick Falls Merchants Join Senior Discounts

Five Hoosick Falls merchants have joined a Rensselaer County senior citizens discount program. Participating stores offer five to ten percent discounts on personal and household items with some special consideration. The program aims to boost seniors purchasing power, especially those on fixed incomes, and may extend to seniors outside the county with merchants’ discretion.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Rensselaer County Ann Schumacher Oldsters New York Charm Shop Don’s Book Store Shapiro’s Ben Franklin Ray’s Schumacher Rensselaer County Department of the Aging

HFCS Receives 55 476 For Reading Program

Hoosick Falls Central School has a federal Title I grant of 55 476 to fund a remedial and tutorial reading program for the coming year. Superintendent Phillip Leonard told the board on Tuesday night. The grant supports an extension of last year’s program, citing improved reading scores from participants on standardized tests. The funds cover one full time reading teacher two three quarter time teachers and ten part time aides plus supplies and administration. The full time teacher will split time between St Marys Academy and the central school with some aides assigned to St Marys. The program received federal approval on July 22.

Hoosick, N.Y Hoosick Falls Central School Phillip Leonard Board of Education Leonard St. Mary’s Academy Central School St. Mary’s

Dorset landslides massive yet damage minimal

Massive landslides near Dorset Vermont caused extensive landscape changes with four distinct slides visible from Mt. Equinox. A summer home near Princeton, New Jersey professor and ethics expert Mr. Gibson Winter, was isolated by a replaced culvert and a damaged bridge. The event, described as possibly Vermont’s largest ever, followed heavy rains Aug 9–10, with engineers predicting long-term erosion and stabilization needs.

Gibson Winter Princeton N.J Winter Princeton University Cass Gilbert Gilbert Fred Putnam Forest Service Vermont Putnam Adirondacks Mt. Equinox Daniel W

Searsburg seeks flood relief effort details

Searsburg town officials reviewed flood relief eligibility at a Aug 12 selectmen meeting with Vermont League of Cities and Towns. A flood coordinator must be appointed, damage photos filed, and expenses tracked while a Aug 15 meeting in Ludlow set procedures for federal aid.

Searsburg Mildred Marchegiani Robert Stewart Vermont League of Cities and Towns Montpelier Black River Ludlow Emilio Marchegiani Ralph McDermott Vermont Civil Defense Red Cross Internal Revenue Service Housing, Welfare, Agriculture and Loan Officers State Civil Defense Office State Street Jamaica

South Cambridge Visitors Travel and Campmeeting Update

Mrs John Ritter and children Sharon Aaron and Sarah have returned to Castle Rock Colorado after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Wilson H Pratt The Hamiltons and Bancze ks visited New Hampshire Mt Washington and Conway then Bancze ks back to West Lafayette Indiana The combined service of the circuit churches will be Aug 22 at 9 30 am at Eagle Bridge Church with Rev Oswald Muller as guest speaker The pastor Rev Mr Burdess is on vacation

John Ritter Sharon Aaron Sarah Castle Rock Colo Wilson H. Pratt Malcolm Hamilton Robert Banczek New Hampshire Mt. Washington Conway Banczeks West Lafayette Ind Eagle Bridge Church Oswald Muller Mr. Burdess

Vermont elect Buckley rejects union backing for lieutenant governor

In Montpelier UPI T Garry Buckley, seeking the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor, says he’s not upset by Vermont Education Association backing for two rivals Rep Douglas Tudhope and Sen John Alden. Buckley says he opposed teachers strike rights and would prefer voters who opposed school budgets. In Topsham UPI the local Topsham Credit Union faces liquidation and may not return all deposits to about 550 savers. $18,000 was distributed to those with no outstanding loans, but full repayment is not guaranteed.

Alden Tudhope Buckley Topsham UPI Topsham Credit Union Albert Pingree

Burgess backs Sunset Legislation to curb federal bureaus

Democratic candidate John A. Burgess advocates Sunset Legislation to force every federal department or agency to expire every five years unless Congress approves its continued existence. He notes 236 new entities have arisen with only 21 terminated and says long term health programs would be exempt. Police probe second Vermont gun theft. burglars took rifles shotguns handguns and ammunition from Vern Colburn home while another break in at Hilson Home Center yielded 35 handguns.

Georgia UPI Vermont Vern Colburn Hilson South Burlington

Motorcycle crash kills Naylor and stepson on Route 40

In SPEIGLETOWN New York Leon J. Naylor 20-year-old stepson Richard W Hall died in a head on collision with a New York DOT truck on Route 40 while attempting a left turn. They were pronounced dead at St Marys Hospital in Troy. State police investigate the crash.

Speigletown Leon J. Naylor New York Department of Transportation Naylor Richard W. Hall St. Mary’s Hospital Troy

Amtrak Turbo Trains Set for Rensselaer Syracuse Trial

Amtrak announces three turbine-powered turbotrains to begin trial runs today on the Rensselaer to Syracuse line with speeds up to 125 mph on suitable track. Full operations on the New York City to Albany to Buffalo corridor planned for September.

Troy Amtrak Rensselaer To Syracuse New York City Albany Buffalo

Berkshire Board Tables Backyard Burial Request

In Great Barrington the town board of health tabled a man’s request to be buried in his backyard after death. Dr. Arthur Cassell voiced concern about future owners uncovering bones and causing a surprise. The matter was deemed not vital and postponed. no identity given.

Great Barrington Town Board of Health Arthur Cassell Robert Barry Conservation Commission Cassell Stevens Funeral Home

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