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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1969
Page
6
Regional conservation educator Paul M. Kelsey argues feeding stations offer value only if open long before need. Poorly run stations invite predators or fail when food runs out, so follow guidelines: near cover, multiple small feeders, start early, continue until no longer needed. Wildlife can usually endure winters without feeding, and excessive reliance may harm populations.
Arlington Memorial High School released the first marking period honor roll. Grade 12 honorees include Kristine Christiansen Stephen Coulman Sherry Ericksen Thomas Geer Linda Hanson Shirley Howard Helen Hoyt Philip Jordan Michael Keough Michael Lindsey Molly Pratt Mark Riley Marsha Sherman Rita Torrisi. Grade 11 includes Shelley Beattie Keith Budro Nancy Corey Jo Ann Keene Ricci Stroffoleno. Grade 10 lists Charles Dusha Susan Fisher John Hess Ann Hoyt Robert Moss Andre Rogers Derrick Walsh Martha Webb Darlene Whitman. Grade 9 names Joseph Benin James Corey Jeffrey Corey Anthony Cross Kathie Edwards John Kendall Lou Ann Lambert Linda Lanoue Joyce Mattison Jo Ann Moss Brenda Rice Shelley Salter David Towne Beverly Wright. Grade 8 lists Timothy Blair Elaine Cormier Dianne Dusha Karen Hanson Katherine Hirsch Christopher Keough Luke Rodles Janet Jennings Robert Jones Martin Kreel Tiernan LaBatt Hope Lane Barbara Macfarlane Rebecca Mattison Jeffrey Towne. Grade 7 includes Michael Carrow Princess Crawford Ellen Garnneau Kathy Leslie Karen Miltzer Sheila Moffitt Diane Moss Kathleen Thompson Max Walsh.
The Arlington Chorale will host the 14th annual Christmas round table and carol sing at Arlington Memorial High School on Sunday night December 14 at 7 30. Theodore Cook directs the program featuring Randall Thompson Holy Angels Singing and Do You Hear What I Hear among other carols. Admission is free and a Christmas album record will be sold. WBTN will feature music from the album during the season.
The Van Rensselaer Garden Club hosts the Annual Christmas Greens Show at the Rensselaer County Historical Society in Troy from December 11 to 14. Hours vary daily, with free public admission, featuring Shaker Sisters sewing room, period bath, and three December exhibits plus music and carols. An antiques show and sale runs concurrently with free access in the Holloway exhibits hall.
Williams College Museum of Art hosts Urban Design Manhattan by Rai Y Okamoto and Frank S Williams. It envisions midtown office clusters linked to subsurface transit with elevated connectors and surrounding low buildings. The Regional Plan Association proposes open stations, riverfront recreation, and pedestrian networks for a broader metro region. The free exhibition runs until December 18 with daily hours.
Arlington listing advertises tree ripened Florida fruit in the Arlington area. Contact Roy Crofut at 375-2818 for details.
Manchester Vermont tax outlook depends on probate of Dr Joseph Davidson will leaving Mt Equinox property to Carthusian Foundation of America. Tax paid on the 1833 acres of woodland and Sky Line Inn valued at 910,000, with appeals planned for Sky Line Inn and hotel site. Monks to own property in Sunderland and Sandgate. real estate tax status hinges on the will and Vermont probate timelines.
Cynthia Potter 20 of 58 River St remains in critical condition at Albany Medical Center after a Friday evening wreck near North Hoosick. Her companion Richard LaPorte, 20, is treated for lacerations at Putnam Memorial Hospital. A third person, Leslie Andrew, 20, was uninjured and later arrested for DWI. Benkoski faces charges after leaving the scene. Andrew and Benkoski appeared in Hoosick justice court as trials were adjourned. Potter, a June graduate, had worked at Tansitor Electronics and Grants department store.
On reckless driving charges against 20 year old Gordon Muckle of School Street Bennington the case is set for Tuesday before Town of Hoosick Justice Thomas G Restino. Muckle was arrested last July by state police and his attorney from Brattleboro VT has adjourned the matter since then.
North Bennington reports a Sunday after mass sale at St John’s Parish Hall featuring handmade aprons and stuffed toys with proceeds to benefit the church. Women of the church are asked to contribute food for the sale and Sodality meets next Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the parish hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Peacock of Wing Farm Shaftsbury celebrated 25 years with a surprise party hosted by their children Elaine, Chuck Peacock and Mrs. Debbie Browe at the South Pownal Fire House. More than 150 guests attended from nearby towns and out of town.
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