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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1976

Page

6

Hoosick Falls Youth Swimathon Raises Over $1,000

In Hoosick Falls NY twenty one local children swam about 1379 laps to raise 1019.14 for the Hoosick Rescue Squad truck fund, beating last year’s totals by over 200. Youngest Paul Haynes 8 completed 70 laps earning 85.50 while 11 year old Billy Jo Danforth swam 28 laps and raised 146.00, Penny Armstrong 14 logged 254 laps and earns 48 from sponsors, with one adult participant at 30 laps and 130. Swimmers plan to collect pledges this weekend.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Weir-Reynolds Hoosick Rescue Squad Paul Haynes Billy Jo Danforth Swimathon Diana Corbett

Gambling study eyed for Greylock Glen resort plan

Adams Massachusetts a consultant for Elco Resort Developers is studying whether casino gambling could be feasible at the stalled Greylock Glen project. James W Stetson staff counsel and Joseph Dragone Greylock Glen manager discussed gambling types and potential economic benefits while Elco officials say Dragone acted independently. Committee chair Rep Ambler notes no local interest yet and that any gambling change would be part of a broader legislative package balancing revenue and existing lotteries.

Stetson Dragone Newport Elco Berkshire County Alan S. Canter Prsident Canter House Ambler State Lottery Commission Greylock Glen Mt. Greylock George A. Fuller Co New York Fuller Massachusetts Industrial Mortgage Insurance Agency

Roper Center to study WWII soldiers behavior

Williamstown Mass The Roper Public Opinion Research Center received an 18 month grant of 88692 from the US Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Local Sciences. Philip K Hastings president announced the funds will be used to computer process and catalog over 100 attitude and behavior surveys conducted.

Williamstown Mass Roper Public Opinion Research Center US Army Research Institue Philip K. Hastings

Shaftsbury Dump visiting hours amid WWII personnel

Shaftsbury announces new visiting hours for the Shaftsbury Dump: Sunday August 29 from 8 to 11 a.m., Tuesday and Thursday 12:30 to 9 p.m., and Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hastings is lead investigator for a project in psychology and political science, with Mrs. Marion Goethals supervising. Studies cover pilots attitudes in Europe, postwar race issues, psychiatric surveys, moral studies, and army life attitudes. The grant totals about 300,000 dollars, boosting the center’s awards in five years.

Shaftsbury Hastings Marion Goethals Center

Local residents share travels and visits

Walloomsac Edward H. Cottrell has returned home from a trip to Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Cip perly with Rachel and Mike visited Storytown last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bentley with Mike and Michelle returned home after a camp week. Jennifer Trent returned to Osceola County Florida after a Florida Interstate Exchange 4-H stint with Cathy Luke. Mrs. Edwin Lennon and her sister Mrs. William Dailey returned from Canada and the U.S. Last Wednesday Mrs. Lennon, Mrs. Eugene Slavin and daughter Margaret visited friends. Mary Ellen Hoagh spent a month at the Sharon Hotel in Israel before returning home.

Paul H. Cipperly Rachel Mike Storytown Terry Bentley Michelle Jennifer Trent Osceola County Fla Cathy Luke Edwin Lennon William Dailey Canada U.S Mary Ellen Hoagh Sharon Hotel Israel

Reunions and Visits Highlight Newburgh Area Notes

White Creek Eleanor Niles and Mrs John Olsen of Newburgh stay at the Lobdell residence for weeks. John Latham of New York City returns home after a couple of weeks here. James Lake and family plus Mrs Gordon Byars and Mary Robinson attend the 49th Saf ford reunion at Hedges Lake. Scott Sargent and Mrs Ronald Freemyer of Savannah are visiting relatives. McCart reunion at Hoosick Falls hosts by Mr and Mrs Robert McCart. Donald George weekend in Springfield visiting daughter Laurie. Mrs Helen Bowker, formerly local, weekend guest of Mrs Nora Meersworth. Walter Hulihan visits brother Francis Mullen in Pittsfield Massachusetts General Hospital.

James Lake Michelle Gordon Byars Mary Robinson Safford Hedges Lake Scott Sargent Ronald Freemyer Savannah, Ga Dewey McCart Mildred Howard Robinson Duane Mary James McCart Annette White McCart Robert McCart Hoosick Fils

Women college presidents profile and rise in leadership

Patricia McCormack profiles a new generation of female college presidents drawn from law politics and business noting two of three heads at women’s colleges are women and private women’s colleges have doubled. The piece highlights Frances Farenthold Barbara White Virginia Lester Alice Emerson and others detailing their careers and backgrounds. It also reports on international tourism in the Bicentennial year with 7.4 million foreign visitors and Canada leading arrivals.

Women’ S College Coalition Women’s College Coalition Frances Sissy” Faren Thold Weiss College Farenthold National Women’s Political Caucus United Sates Texas House of Representatives Vassar The University @ Texas Barbara White Mills College Oakland Calif White U.S. Information Agency Mexico Mt. Holyoke Harvard Mary Baldwin College Virginia Empire State College State University of New York Lester Alice F. Emerson Wheaton College Massachusetts Wheaton University of Pennsylvania Bryn Mawr Emerson Girard Company Girard Bank of Philadelphia Institute For Paralegal Training In Philadelphia Washington UPI England France United States U.S Canada

CVPS Starts Arlington Substation Construction

Central Vermont Public Service Corp begins the first phase of a major project to boost reliability and future capacity for Arlington and nearby communities. The $280,000 effort replaces a temporary East Arlington substation with a larger facility, ties into existing lines, and will include three-mile line reconstructions over three years. The new substation will initially operate at eight kilovolts, rising to 12.5 when the system is upgraded. The project also targets Sunderland Sandgate Manchester and Shaftsbury with enhanced service reliability. Site prep is underway and the project includes multiple crews and timelines. A separate note: North Bennington trustees join with the zoning and planning commissions for a meeting on August 26 to discuss mobile home share line pond and pool zoning ordinances.

Central Vermont Public Service Corp Arlington CVPS Bennington Reginald Barnard East Arlington Sargood Lot Arlington Depot Barnard Mack Molding Company Sunderland Sandgate Manchester Shaftsbury Trustees, Zoning Commission and Planning Commission North Bennington

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Penny Armstrong Government Regulations Committee Robert Ambler D-Weymouth Roper Center Sheilah Miller Main & Safford Walloomsac Edward H. Cottrell Missouri Mrs Sherman Herrington California Viola Pratt Lake Shaftsbury, Vt Eleanor Niles John Olsen Newburgh Lobdell Winaiie the John Lathams New York City Donald George Springfield Laurie Helen Bowker Here Nora Meersworth Walter Hulihan Francis Mullen Pittsfield General Hospital Main ST Fienberg Bennington, VI Profiles of Women College Presidents Patricia McCormack UPI Education Virginia L. Lester Marjorie Bell Chambers Colorado Women’s College Denver Los Alamos N.M American Association of University Women Atomic Energy Commission Mexico City University of New Mexico Schoo OFFI Main Street Bennington Y Bookshop CE Products Center New T&t Fence Company Middebury Gilbert B. Howland Seth Sargeant Benningto Line Robert Dikeman Supt William Fee Freman Raymond Densmore Armstrong Tor Decoresq Elm ST Bennington, VT
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