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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1975

Page

7

Manchester village and town eyed for closer ties

A Matteson Associates survey for the Manchester Village Association argues closer town village cooperation rather than immediate merger. It outlines four options from full consolidation to expanded cooperation, stresses slow steps, and notes potential tax effects and service implications for village and town.

Manchester Matteson Associates Bennington Matteson Vermont Old Bennington Gail Calvin P.O. Box

Garden club meeting details at Mrs Posy Gerlach home Shaftsbury

Shaftsbury Garden Club met at Mrs Posy Gerlach s home in July with James Link describing his week at the Audubon Ecology Workshop in Greenwich Conn. Sponsored by the Bennington Garden Club, slides featured nature birds and Hale Mountain lean tos built with a mini grant from Vermont Education Department and YMCA support. Lean tos aid day or overnight school trips in the Southwest Supervisory Union. 1975 76 officers were introduced: President Connie Coffin Vice Florence Smith Secretary Dorothy Jones Treasurer Mary Walker Corresponding Secretary Elsie Vander Els Program chairs Deanna Burke Betty Bottinger Publicity Phyllis Molloy. Next meeting Sept 3 at Dorothy Gaye s home. bring floral or vegetable arrangements for an informal show.

Shaftsbury Posy Gerlach James Link Catamount School Audubon Ecology Workshop Greenwich YMCA Southwest Supervisory Union Connie Coffin Florence Smith Dorothy Jones Mary Walker Elsie Vander Els Deanna Burke Betty Bottinger Phyllis Molloy Dorothy Gaye

Arlington Garden Club to raffle 1000 tickets for charity

The Arlington Garden Club plans a raffle of 1000 tickets to fund East Arlington beautification and care of the state seal tree. The Sept 30 drawing offers a $200 travel credit donated by Windigo Travel Agency Manchester, plus two dinner prizes at Pierre's and The New Chantecleer Route 7 north of Manchester. Tickets available in Arlington at local stores and Purdy's in Manchester, with Mrs Karl Militzer in charge.

Arlington Arlington Garden Club East Arlington Circle Windigo Manchester Pierre’s Chantecleer Cullinan’s Market Griffin’s Candle Mill Purdy’s Karl Militzer

Inmates Face Court After Saint Albans Hostage Incident

Four inmates who held three guards as hostages at the Saint Albans Regional Correctional Facility were slated for arraignment in Vermont District Court. Defendants include Arthur Beshaw Merton Huntley Jr Mark Dubois and an unnamed inmate with varied charges such as attempted escape kidnapping aggravated assault and inciting another to commit a felony. Also charged with reckless endangerment simple assault and unlawful mischief is Russell George.

Saint Albans UPI Vermont District Court Arthur Beshaw Merton Huntley Jr Mark Dubois Russell George Saint Albans Regional Correctional Facility

Vermont Receives Federal Grant for Justice Planning

Washington reports a $307,000 grant from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration to Governor Salmon's Commission on the Administration of Justice in Vermont. The funds support a nationwide program urging criminal justice agencies to develop comprehensive plans before using federal money. The grant covers July 1 through September 30, 1976.

Washington UPI Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Vermont Thomas Salmon Commission On the Administration of Justice

Vermont Officials to Tour Drought Areas for Aid

Vermont Agriculture Stabilization officials planned visits today and Friday to Addison Chittenden Grand Isle and Franklin Counties to verify applications for the federal emergency livestock feeding program. About 20 Vermont National Guardsmen remained on active duty supplying water to farms and homes in Franklin County.

Vermont urged to oppose Buckley Michel food stamp bill

Belows Falls report says a pending Congress bill would end food stamps for those in need. Wink Pearson of Burlington urged Vermonters at a Burlington news conference to write to their representatives urging a vote against the Buckley Michel bill.

Bellows Falls UPI Vermont Bread and Law Task Force Wink Pearson Burlington

East Greenbush Supervisor Clash Over Closed Meeting Privilege

Martin E. Cornman, Republican candidate for supervisor, accuses incumbent Democrat Martin Van Voris of abusing executive session privilege at the Aug. 20 revenue sharing hearing. Cornman says over $100,000 in town funds was discussed in a closed meeting. Van Voris calls the allegation inaccurate and accuses Cornman of misleading the public.

East Greenbush Martin E. Cornman Martin van Voris Cornman

Call for replacement of Saratoga County Social Services chief

Saratoga Springs reports urge replacement of County Social Services Commissioner Joseph V. Gemmill when his term ends. A Saratoga County Economic Opportunity Council review questions the department’s efficiency and general effectiveness, citing high employee turnover, sinking morale, and the commissioner's condescending attitude toward clients.

Saratoga Springs Joseph V. Gemmill Saratoga County Economic Opportunity Council Dept. of Social Services Gemmitt

Lovers Lane Road Declared Scenic In Berkshire

Washington residents designate Lovers Lane Road as scenic, prohibiting changes like tree removal without a public hearing. The byway along stone walls and maple groves ties to an early 1900s honeymooner tale from Becket and Schlesinger's Hotel, though the hotel closed after 1927 flood.

Washington Lovers Lane Road Frost Road Washington-Becket Lovers Lane Schlesinger’s Becket Greenland Park

Student Candidate Joins North Adams Council Race

An 18-year-old North Adams State College student Kenneth M. Lanoue filed for nomination Friday, aiming to challenge four incumbent councilors. Incumbents Vincent J. Pappas Jack F. Gigliotti D. Albert Breda and council president Robert E. Patnaude also pulled nomination papers Tuesday.

North Adams North Adams State College Kenneth M. Lanoue Drury High School North Adams Transcript Vincent J. Pappas Jack F. Gigliotti D. Albert Breda Robert E. Patnaude

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