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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1974

Page

9

Hoosac School opens for Sept. 16 with limited ninth to eleventh grade openings

Hoosac School in Hoosick N Y announces openings for ninth through eleventh grades with day spots limited to about 10 to 15 students. Seniors return Sept 14 to meet headmaster Ashton Crosby to plan the year, while a new chaplain Rev Thomas Adams and new full-time faculty William Gilbert join a staff of 18.

Hoosick N.Y Hoosac Ashton Crosby Middle Atlantic States Thomas Adams William Gilbert Dorset

Falls School Board Sets 1974 Tax Rate And Bids

Hoosick Falls Central School District announces a 1974 tax rate of 121.10 per thousand, up 8.14 from 1973, with lower levy by 4,000. Bids awarded for buses, jointer, and truck. cafeteria items set with new prices. Staff changes include resignations and new hires. lunch costs rise. cross country needs 10 participants to continue. music department to receive 700 for instruments. upcoming physical exams scheduled for football players and staff.

Marjorie Newe Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Falls Central School Pittstown Petersburg Grafton White Creek Rockwell Delurey Sales & Service Greenmont Tractor Cleo Ford Bordens Fairdale Millbrook Agway Blue Flame Millington and LaPorte Foster Fuel Janet Scudder Scudder Lucinda Thomson Bennington Maria Amann Susan Bouplon Barbara Hess Dental Walloomsac St. Mary’s

Ferries Grounded in Boston Harbor After Dense Fog

Three ferries carrying 235 workers ran aground in about five feet of water in Boston Harbor during heavy fog. No serious injuries reported. Coast Guard and Boston vessels aided rescues. The Vineyard Queen with 88 aboard had minor injuries to a young girl. Nantasket with 85 aboard and Fitzpatrick with 62 aboard also ran aground but Fitzpatrick freed herself and continued.

Boston UPI U.S. Coast Guard Coast Guard Cape Cod Air Station Provincetown Vineyard Queen Boston City Hospital Castle Island Nantasket Fitzpatrick Massachusetts Port Authority Boston Police Boston Fire Department

Hoosick Falls counselor to register students at school

Hoosick Falls Central School guidance counselor William Folgett announced the office will open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for registering new students, schedule changes, and college plans with appointments by calling 7321. In Michigan, Todd W. Areson earned a Ph.D. in education at the summer commencement, after marks at Vermont Academy and Hamilton College, and service as a Navy lieutenant. The Areson family resides at 750 Colonie Court, Niles, Michigan. ASHDOWN, Ark. UPI reports farmers may use chicken litter to meet pasture and hay field fertilizer needs as fertilizer costs rise.

William Folgett Hoosick Falls Central School Todd W. Areson Jane S. Areson West Hoosick William A. Areson Sarasota Fla University of Michigan Vermont Academy Saxton’s River Hamilton College Clinton N.Y Englewood School For Boys Englewood N.J Sixth Fleet U.S. Naval Reserve Utica College Areson Suzanne M. Brigham Concord Michigan Colonie Court Niles, Michigan Ashdown, Ark

Vermont Says Access to Public Records Should Improve

Vermont Attorney General Kimberly B. Cheney urged a new law to guarantee open access to government documents, saying current rules hinder transparency and calling openness a way of life. In Montpelier, deer hunting season details were released, with unchanged dates and licenses, while Winooski previews six Vermont focused TV debates. Amtrak weighs a weekend daylight train to Vermont, potentially linking Philadelphia to White River Junction, amid study of feasibility and prior constraints.

Shelburne UPI Vermont Kimberly B. Cheney Cheney Shelburne Rotary Club Montpelier Amtrak Thomas P. Salmon New York Montreal Salmon David A. Watts Philadelphia White River Junction

No-bid insurance deal ties CDTA to county Republicans

Albany report says Capital District Transportation Authority buys 320000 dollars of insurance annually without bids from agencies run by Saratoga County politicians. Thomas H. Clements James R. Foley Jr. and Frederick W. Hequembourg head agencies tied to Aetna policies totaling 318542 yearly.

Albany Capital District Transportation Authority Saratoga County Thomas H. Clements Saratoga Springs James R. Foley Jr Frederick W. Hequembourg Charlton Clements CDTA Aetna Insurance Aetna Albany Times-Union

Elusive motorcyclist Cantoni charged in Berkshire chase

After a dawn pursuit from Eagle Street to Clarksburg, David W. Cantoni 19 faced 13 new motor vehicle charges plus six prior Clarksburg counts. Police arrested him at Gleason's Four Corners after Officer Hewitt stopped the motorcycle. Charges included unregistered or uninsured bike, no headgear, failing to stop, and unauthorized use.

North Adams Eagle Street Clarksburg David W. Cantoni Cantoni Carl A. Hewitt Gleason Four Corners Gamache Philip Fosser

City seeks space as parochial schools close

North Adams faces space shortages as carpenters strike ends and parochial schools shut last May. The plan to rent the former St Joseph High School could cost taxpayers 40 000 for six months or up to 60 000 for 10 months. Mayor Bianco urges cheaper options and cites double sessions or a late start at Drury High as alternatives.

North Adams St. Joeph High School Bianco Old St. Joseph Old Drury High School

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