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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1976

Page

7

Forest Service offers 600 temporary jobs across Midwest states

The Forest Service seeks about 600 temporary workers for 1977 across Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire, Maine, Pennsylvania, Vermont, West Virginia and Wisconsin. Applications for forestry, engineering, surveying, science and biology aides and technicians are due by February 15 1977. eligibility requires 18 years old.

Milwaukee Wis Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Hampshire Maine Pennsylvania Vermont West Virginia Wisconsin The Forest Service U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA West Wisconsin Ave

Pownals Choir Rehearsal and Selectmen Meeting Notice

The Pownals Choir rehearsal at Pownal Baptist Church is at 6 30 tonight with a 7 30 weekly prayer meeting to follow. The Board of Selectmen will meet at 5 p m Thursday at the Town Office.

Pownal Baptist Church Ion Board of Selectmen

Pownal Clinic Offers Free Well Baby Checks Thursday

A well baby clinic will be held Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Pownal Recreational Community Center. Dr. Paul Hamburg will provide physicals and immunizations. No flu shots. The Pownal Preschool thanks supporters of the Christmas Bazaar.

Pownal Recreational Community Center Paul Hamburg Pownal

School board acquitted of electrocution case

In Great Barrington Massachusetts Judge Bernard Lenoff acquitted all ten Berkshire Hills Regional School Committee members of five criminal complaints stemming from the July 21 electrocution death of 18 year old Jonathan Berks. The judge ruled no evidence showed any board member placed the ladder or had unlawful conduct while the custodian directed the work. Prosecution witnesses testified they were not employed by the board members, and the district was deemed the liable entity.

Stephen Fay Great Barrington Mass Bernard Lenoff Berkshire Hills Lenhoff Berkshire The Department of Labor and Industries Grosso Donald W. Goodrich Adams Law Firm Donovan and O'Connor Goodrich North Adams Berks Charles Brownson Brownson Neil Haywood Michael Hurt Haywood Berkshire Eagle

Williams students study women's movement in England

Williams College will send six students to London for a two week January course titled Women and Work in England Today led by Bettina Berch. The program compares British and American movements, examining economics, history, and current campaigns while students journal impressions.

Williams England Williamstown Mass Williams College London Bettina Berch Europe United States U.S Trade Union Congress Women and Welfare Rights Campaign

Allan Holton Wins Bausch and Lomb Science Award

Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary names Allan Holton winner of the Bausch and Lomb Science Award for top science scholar. The bronze medal honors the senior with highest science grades and competitiveness for four year scholarships at the University of Rochester.

Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary Allan Holton Holton University of Rochester

Vermont Labor Forum chief Harris resigns to seek state seat

Windsor report says Robert Harris, Ludlow Democrat and head of the Vermont Labor Forum for four years, resigns to avoid conflicts with his new role as a state representative. He will assume the House seat won in the November election when the legislature reconvenes. Burlington dispatch notes a separate U S Labor Department filing accusing P C supermarkets of Fair Labor Standards Act violations, including unpaid overtime and improper wage records over almost three years, seeking restitution.

Burlington UPI U.S. Labor Department U.S. District Court Cross Division Pneumo Corp

Interim City Manager Named In St Albans

The St Albans City Council appointed Mayor Melvin Kaye as interim city manager to fill the vacancy created by Eugene Schiller’s resignation. Kaye will be paid eight dollars an hour and the role is described as a holding action until a permanent manager is recruited. A second item reports a house fire in Bakersfield that destroyed a Earl Gates home leaving a four person family homeless. firefighters battled the blaze for more than six hours with no injuries and the cause is undetermined.

ST. Albans UPI Melvin Kaye Eugene Schiller Kaye Bakersfield Earl Gates

Stolen School Bus Recovered. Suspect Reprimanded

Erwin Hayes Jr reported his yellow school bus stolen in Duxbury. State troopers found it on I 89 within an hour, charging 23 year old Peter Holland with operating without the owner's consent. Holland was reprimanded in Vermont District Court and remanded to the Vermont State Hospital.

Waterbury UPI Erwin Hayes Jr Duxbury Interstate 89 Harwood Union High Peter Holland Vermont Vermont State Hospital

Appellate Division overrules custody ruling in foster case

In Albany the Appellate Division overturned a Rensselaer County Family Court custody decision. The court ruled the parent’s right to live with her child outweighed the child’s welfare given the mother’s suitable home and care. The child’s emotional problems had eased since entering foster care.

Albany Rensselaer County Family Court

Search for missing teacher in Berkshire area prompts cross state cooperation

Police in North Adams join volunteers in a one day search for missing Falmouth schoolteacher Carol Ann Todd. Organizers include Eileen Gillooly and Christopher Gillooly, relatives of a teen who vanished and was found murdered two years earlier. Blood type match status and possible Southern Vermont search area cited. In Lenox, officials debate regionalization with state officials reiterating cost concerns and plans affecting Lenox among three proposed districts.

North Adams Falmouth Carol Ann Todd Eileen Gillooly Christopher Gillooly Kim Benoit Gillooly Pownal Milo F. Brown Brown Miss Todd North Adams Sheraton Inn Vermont

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