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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1976

Page

6

Manchester's new principal champions small town approach

Ronald Morrell, chosen from 178 applicants, becomes Manchester Elementary principal. He stresses community cooperation and education tailored to each child’s ability. Morrell, a former Billerica assistant principal, values a small town atmosphere and plans no curriculum changes until he studies local needs. His family recently moved to Manchester and a welcome reception is set at the school.

Manchester Ronald Morrell Morrell The Banner Charles Skiptunas Skiptunas Long Island N.Y Billerica, Mass Somerville Mass Billerica Lowell State College Lowell Coston College Eleanor Amy Scott Greg

New approach to plant management at Specialty

ANNE EISENMENGER reports that North Bennington man Robert C. Wagner plans to reorganize Specialty Insulation Manufacturing Co. as a semi cooperative plant with worker committees to determine pay raises and benefits. He will pay all workers on a salaried basis and retain veto power while seeking broader employee involvement, aiming to blur salaried hourly lines and rehire most of the 30 workers at Catamount Manufacturing.

Anne Eisenmenger Falls Specialty Wagner United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America Bennington United States Catamount Manufacturing Stephen Rose Rubber Workers Union Rose Raymond Thomas

Shaftsbury to pave Harvest Hills Drive and nearby streets

Selectmen approve a spring paving project on Harvest Hills Drive Hewett Drive and Elm Street with a stone and bituminous double tack surface. The project spans about a mile and requires road base work ditching and replacement of 25 culverts with some prep this fall. No cost figures released. Another matter covers a Shaftsbury Hollow woman who fractured a small bone in her back.

Shaftsbury Harvest Hills Hewett Drive Elm Street Selectmen Shaftsbury Hollow

Car hits bicycle on Bat tenkill Drive Arlington

On Friday August 27 at 2 30 pm a car driven by George A Damasky 70 of New York City struckJames D Meyer 12 while he rode his bicycle on Bat tenkill Drive Arlington Constable Charles H Farrell said The child received first aid from Kennedy Ludlam of the Arlington Rescue Squad and was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital with facial and body injuries He was treated and released after falling off the Dwyer bridge in the Hollow Frank Missbrenner spoke for his wife Joann Missbrenner noting she was in pain and at home taking pain pills Mrs Missbrenner had been bicycling with her children when she stopped on the Dwyer Bridge to look at the water and one end plank rotted through

Arlington George A. Damasky New York City James D. Meyer Battenkill Drive Charles H. Farrell Kennedy Ludlam Arlington Rescue Squad Putnam Memorial Hospital Dwyer Bridge Joann Missbrenner Frank Missbrenner Missbrenner

Manchester deeds land for sewer plant progress

The Equinox Corporation of Manchester deeded a 10 acre parcel to the town for a sewer plant to be built next year. Town Manager Henry R. Lambert credited Francesco Galesi and Equinox for the gesture, noting the project is largely state and federal funded.

Manchester Equinox Corporation of Manchester Henry R. Lambert Francesco) Galesi Equinox Corporation Otto Paparazzo The Equinox Equinox House, Inc Battenkill River Florence B. Taylor

Manchester School Board approves van for kindergartners

Manchester officials vote to hire a small van and driver to replace taxi use for noon kindergarten transport. Cost totals 1625 dollars including 750 dollars flat expenses and 5 dollars per day. The plan aims to streamline routes and limit taxis, with district staff outlining details prior to the vote.

Manchester Michael Powers William Sheldon Clare Schoffstall Dorset

Pownal Senior Citizens Plan Social and Luncheon

The Pownal Senior Citizens announce a social tonight at 7 at their center in Pownal Center. The weekly luncheon follows on Wednesday at noon at the same center. Reservations are required at least one week in advance and should be made by calling Rose Mattison at 823-7282.

Pownal Pownal Center Rose Mattison

Creek flood plain rules favored at hearing

In White Creek New York a small turnout backed flood plain regulations needed for federal flood insurance eligibility. Francis Maynard aims to buy land in the flood prone Hoosie River Owl Kill area and urged quick approval. A second hearing is set before the Sept 14 board meeting with a vote to follow.

White Creek N.Y Hoosie River Owl Kill Francis Maynard Maynard Limbo Carl Moses Argyle

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