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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1972
Page
6
Dover planners will receive model environmental ordinances with the Wilmington Dover Ecological Study release. Wallace McHarg Roberts Todd team explained the ordinances aim to balance growth with environmental preservation, allowing population expansion while protecting ecological values.
Agnes Cavanaugh chairs the 12th annual cerebral palsy telethon televised from Albany. At closing Sunday 7 p.m., Hoosick Falls Center reported 1874.64 in gifts with more pledges expected. The event raised 331002 in pledges, surpassing prior years. The telethon began Saturday 11 p.m. and aired from Armory.
The Pownal Center school hosts Cadette Scouts from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight while the North Pownal Congregational Church Bible class meets Wednesday at 7:30 at the parsonage. Local youth raise funds, led by Miss Cavanaugh and Jack Smith serves as emcee for the telethon. Donations come from many children and organizations, including Hoosick Falls Elks and VFW auxiliary, with a state environmental study underway for Allen plans in Wilmington and Dover.
Readsboro police said two snowmobilers Michael Fleming of Easton Connecticut and William Buckley fell 100 feet on a steep Dutch Hill slope while riding Friday night. Machines were found Saturday morning by Michael Catrambone. no charges will be filed as riders had permission to be on the slopes.
Vermont Human Services Secretary William S. Cowles defended the agency’s need for more personnel after the House Appropriations Committee moved to cut about 90 new positions and $400,000 from the next fiscal year’s Human Services budget. He cited a 50 to 70 percent caseload rise over three years, urged priority shifts toward community services and preventative care, and described a regional funding approach within the dismantled super agency.
Eileen M. Brogan county extension agent will speak on Unit Pricing at the Villagers Homemakers Extension meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Mc Cullough Library. Mrs Royal Crosier and Mrs Arlin Brown will hostesses, discussing agency reorganization and state health care funding issues. WILLIAMSTOWn MA. But this item references a separate Clark Art Institute exhibition running through May in Massachusetts.
Arlington High School released the honor roll for the second marking period naming seniors including Sheree Vaughn high honors and multis. Juniors Shelly Salter David Towne Deborah Cole and James Corey are among top scholars. Sophomores Cassy Gardner Ann Colley and Jeffrey Towne high honors with several others listed. Freshmen Jacqueline Brooks Donald Hon Karen Militzer Steven Perry and Kathleen Thompson appear. Eight grade Ayessa Rodies high honors and a large group of seventh graders also listed.
The Van Rensselaer Chapter 161 CES of Hoosick Falls hosts a public fashion show and card party on Thursday Feb 24 at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple Main Street featuring spring styles from Shapiro's and Karl Lee's stores Prizes and refreshments will be offered Mrs Clyde Smith is chairwoman in charge of Eastern Star arrangements In other notes Mrs Sarah Finzer celebrated her 82nd birthday Feb 11 with a dinner outing and was guest of honor with family and friends at home after the event a decorated cake and refreshments were served Mrs Finzer lives with her daughter and son in law the Salluzzos.
Barbara Ann Schmitt, 1970 UVM graduate and 1969 Miss Vermont, becomes project administrator for a UVM Technical Information Center program funded by the W K Kellogg Foundation. She replaces Marcia Franklin, who will join state housing work. Schmitt has taught, TV appearances, and Vermont roots.
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