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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1976
Page
8
A Londonderry schoolhouse prioritizes internal discipline and joyful learning over rote work. Parents praise the adaptive program at Green Mountain Community Schoolhouse, with eight parent directors, a volunteer staff, and private funding supporting tuition of 1400 dollars per student.
Larry C. Baker son of Walter C. Baker of Bovie Hill Road will enroll at SUNY Cobleskill in an Agricultural Engineering AOS program this fall. He is a New York Regents Scholar and has been active in the Hoosick Falls Central School Chess Club and cross country. The school location is Route 11 Londonderry with Manchester area options for 1977-78 as funding shifts to tuition and fundraising.
Three teen-agers on a volunteer search team in Adams found a yellow bag and a brown pocketbook near Route 2 in Savoy. Police say the items likely belong to missing Falmouth teacher Carol Ann Todd and showed no blood, with investigators planning intensive follow-up searches.
Robert T. Holden, director of Chittenden and chair of the local executive board, announced the addition of Kelton B. Miller of Shaftsbury and William J. Haynes of Bennington to the local board this week. Eva N. Niegoda of Hoosick New York and Dorothy K. Rutken of Shaftsbury were promoted to assistant officer status in the Bennington Arlington Division.
The Stock Trader's Almanac cites gains in election years with slower post election growth, contrasting Democrats and Republicans while citing gains under Eisenhower and Coolidge. Banks and local firms are listed with addresses and services. Community obituaries and executive bios mention Miller Haynes and Niegoda, Rutken, tying to local commerce.
CONCORD New Hampshire state officials estimate the Gary Farrow murder trial cost Merrimack County at least 45000 dollars. Farrow was convicted in Merrimack County Superior Court of the murder of Michael Stitt of Laconia.
Ice rink manager Zygamond Nash announces a week long schedule from Dec 26 to Jan 1. Daily public sessions run varied hours with Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 10 to 12 a.m. and 3 to 5 and 8 to 10 p.m. Special events include Drury hockey Christmas Brook Figure Skating Club Mt. Anthony hockey and Learn to Skate sessions. A new Learn to Skate course runs Dec 27 to Dec 31 from 9 to 10 a.m. with Nancy Homa charging 25 cents per participant.
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