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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1977

Page

4

Manchester seniors housing plan seeks HUD approval in weeks

Manchester Village eyes a $475000 24 unit elderly housing project with HUD funding and rental subsidies. Louis Grotsky, project chair, says a letter of intent may follow HUD Vermonter reviews in Montpelier. Planning Commission review and land zoning concerns remain unresolved amid tax abatement questions.

Maggie C. Hucholt Manchester Ly Manchester Louis Grotsky Northshire Grotsky Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Vermont Housing Authority Montpelier Manchester Village Planning Commission Foster Clement Gretsky Jack Heaton Planning Commission Clement Lambert Leland Drive Sidney Meacham Coombs Coomb

Pattison to Sponsor Energy Open House Tours

Congressmen Edward Pattison will sponsor Energy Open House Tours on Saturday Sept 17 in the 29th District. Tours aim to show solar wind hydro electric and energy saving methods now in use. The effort, with League of Women Voters and Extension Service, seeks local exhibits and participant referrals via Tim Hulbert at (518) 274-2968.

Washington, D.C Edward W. Pattison T N 29Th Congressional District Pattison Locus Utility Company League of Women Voters County Cooperative Extension Service Tim Hulbert Troy

Firecracker chase ends in arrest in Falls village

Two men, Wayne V Tracy and Richard A Molyneux, were chased from Falls after fireworks sparked a pursuit that reached White Creek and Washington County. They surrendered after abandoning a motorcycle. Tracy faced charges of speeding in a 30 mph zone and fireworks possession, with bail set at 110 dollars.

Hoosick Falls N.Y White Creek Main John Streets River Willard Streets Wayne V. Tracy Cohoes Richard A. Molyneux Beckett Washington County Treacy Molyneux

Local News Briefs From White Creek and Nearby

White Creek reports the Meerwarths returning from a southern motor trip visiting Ruth Luca of Ashville North Carolina. Douglas MacPartland and family of Chicago attended the MacPartland Cross wedding last Saturday. William Murphy has returned home after surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Michael McCoubrey of Philadelphia visited her parents, the Edward Carons. Mark Harrington is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital after eye surgery.

Fremont Meerwarth Jr Nora Meerwarth Ruth Luca Ashville N.C Mrs Douglas MacPartland and Chicago, Il William Murphy Putnam Memorial Hospital Michael McCoubrey Philadelphia Edward Carons Mark Harrington

Local Church Service Planned at North Hoosick United Methodist

The combined circuit churches will conduct a joint service at 9 20 a.m. Sunday at North Hoosick United Methodist with Rev. Harry Burdess as pastor. Local residents visited the Aikens in Troy and at Gertrude Aiken home through the week. Cambridge Youth Commission hosted a summer swim program with several area youths winning medals. Pownal Baptist Church prayer meeting is set for 7 30 p.m. tonight at the parsonage and Pownal Senior Citizens lunch is scheduled for noon Wednesday at the center in Pownal Center M a Rose Mattison at 825 7282 handles reservations.

North Hoosick United Methodist Church Harry Burdess Hedges Lake Cambridge Youth Commission Tonya Sutherland Mark Ungeheuer Sally Schoen Karen Lavarnway Mary Beth Lavarnway Sigried Prezier Doug Schoen Elso Scott Anthony Karen Ungeheter Pownal Pownal Center Rose Mattison

Arlington approves first tax sale in memory

Arlington faces a new move to make tax sales routine. Three long delinquent real estate properties go to bid on Sept. 9 as selectmen adopt a six month payment deadline and a 4 percent charge to cover costs. Tax collector Bruce Barger leads about ten properties toward public sale.

Arlington Anne Webb Town Hall Orlando Cullinan Selectmen Stern Arthur O'Dea Bruce Barger Barger O'Nea Belactmvtn O'Dea Greg Wright

Boston TV doctor with a degree brings medical truth to viewers

Timothy Johnson, Harvard Medical School graduate and TV physician on Boston's WCVR TV, combines medical reporting with public questions. His House Call segments, Update On Health, and Good Morning America role aim for a detached clinical tone over sensationalism while tackling controversial topics and promoting informed patient choice.

Evleen McNamara Needham Mass UPL Timothy Johnson Father of Two Harvard Medical School Johnson Albany Medical College New York City Frank Field Wnbc-Tv Arthur Alene Boston Wcvr-Tv Health ABC Lynn, Maas Maine Huttie Massachusetts General Hospital

Two thefts reported in Wilmington

Police are investigating two thefts in Wilmington over the past few days. Chief Richard Pratt said $1,550 in cash was taken since Friday from the Red Mill Restaurant and $140 is missing since Sunday at the North Mall Street Restaurant.

Wilmington UPI Richard Pratt Red Mill North Mall

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