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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1974

Page

9

Woodford Sets Only Contested Office In Constable Race

Woodford's Town Meeting will feature a rematch for constable between Rosalea Wright and Richard France with Wright as tax collector and France seeking the post. Wright narrowly lost last year. she appears unopposed this year for the tax role while the constable race remains competitive. Budget totals seek 55140 with 16460 for town, 5200 for highways, 33480 for Woodford Elementary. Voters will also decide on state constitutional amendments and a county courthouse renovation bond of 200000.

Woodford Rosalea Wright Richard France Constable Bennington

World Day of Prayer Service at United Methodist Women

The United Methodist Women of Jermain Church and the Missionary Group of Center White Creek Baptist Church plan the Annual World Day of Prayer Service at Mrs. Donald George’s home on Friday March 1 at 8 p.m. Also noted, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on March 4. Local society items include a bowling party for sixteen United Methodist Youth Fellowship members at Bennington Lanes on Feb. 20 with Mrs. John Tudor, Mrs. Maurice Perry, Mrs. James Lake and Miss Donna George. William Foster's death in Nashua N H on Feb. 19 is reported. the Fosters were former White Creek residents. Donna George returned to SUNY Plattsburgh after a visit with her parents. Local social notes mention visits by Howard Dunham and family to Walter Hulshan, and Charles Herrington visiting Leo Hewson in Albany Veterans Hospital. Maureen Hulihan visited Maria Pendergast in Hoosick Falls.

United Methodist Women of Jermain Donna George SUNY Plattsburgh Mrs Donald George

Pownal Community Calendar Highlights Thursday Activities

Pownal events include no Brownie meeting while choir rehearsals at United Methodist Church and Rap Group at Community Center run Thursday evening. Elementary school dismissals at 11 30 for K 3 and 11 45 for 4 6. afternoon kindergarten canceled. Fire Department holds work night at 7 30. Easter Seal drive begins March 1 with $350 town quota. Mrs Eugene Daugherty chairs. mail campaign to raise funds for Vermont crippled children. Heart Association drive ongoing. $112 raised so far. local volunteers organize contributions through committee members.

Pownal Vermont Association For Crippled Children Pown Eugene Daugherty Association For Crippled Children In Vermont Vermont Heart Association Dorothy Pizzano James W. Quinn Pownal Center Dennis Austin

Quilting Exhibit at Park McCullough House Highlights Quilt Works

The Big House hosts a quilting class exhibit on Saturday March 2 from 4 to 6 p.m. in North Bennington. Mrs. Hilda Liu leads 14 members showing old and modern quilts including a 19th century wedding quilt, pineapple and crazy quilts, and a Star of Bethlehem piece. The display runs 3 to 5 p.m. on March 4, 6, 7, 11, 13 and 14 with no admission charge.

Park- McCullough North Bennington Hilda Liu Old Bennington America Liu Louvre Paris

Lucy Ball quits weekly TV circuit after 23 seasons

Lucy Ball will not return to Here's Lucy next season on CBS TV ending a 23 year run in weekly series work. She will appear in specials and continue film work including the new movie Mame. CBS notes her status as First Lady of Television and her lasting popularity.

Rick DU Brow Hollywood UPI Lucille Ball Lucy Cbs-Tv Miss Ball Desi Arnaz Comedienne Robert Wood Mame

Hoosick Falls native Brett Allan Robinson born in Rome

Brett Allan Robinson was born Sunday February 24 at Rome City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Allan Robinson of 10 Martin Drive Rome N Y. This is their first child with grandparents Carleton Robinson of 74 Ball Street Hoosick Falls and Edward Wozniak of Niagara Falls NY. The other item notes Stanley Arasim of River Road in intensive care at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a Sunday night transfer by Hoosick Rescue Squad while ill at home prior to the St Marys Alumni Smorgasbord rehearsal.

Brett Allan Allan Robinson Martin Drive Rome N.Y Rome City Hospital Robinson Hoosick Fall Carleton Robinson Ball Street Edward Wozniak Niagara Falls O— Stanley Arasim River Road Putnam Memorial Hospital Town of

Falls mayor to attend state energy talks

Hoosick Falls Mayor Richard A. Severson comments on the energy crisis, noting lawmakers failed to act on the energy crisis amid national debt debates. An emergency meeting of all New York mayors is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. in Albany with federal and state officials and gasoline dealer representatives.

Hoosick Falls N.Y New York Congress Washington

Tuition Hikes Planned for Vermont Catholic School

Rutland's Mount Saint Joseph High School will raise tuition next year to cover higher electricity and fuel costs. Tuition rises from 325 to 350 dollars per family with a 25 dollar per pupil assessment. Teachers forego raises to help balance the budget as a two year forecast is hampered by rising costs and parish fund-raising efforts. In Burlington, Dennis Morrisseau, a 39 year old Hinesburg resident and former congressional candidate, says he is 99 percent likely to run again as a Democrat campaigning on Nixon impeachment, after past runs on Democratic and Liberty Union tickets.

Rutland UPI Vermont John O’connell Mount Saint Joseph O'Connell O’connell Whwb Radio Arthur Crandall Burlington Dennis Morrisseau Nne Hinesburg Hayes Morrisseau Democratic Liberty Union Nixon

Floodplain zoning bill advances in Vermont legislature

The House Municipal Corporations Committee approved a floodplain zoning bill requiring towns to adopt floodplain zoning ordinances by July 1, 1976. The state would enforce only if a community misses the deadline, prompted by last summer's floods. Senate Minority Leader John O'Brien of Chittenden County plans to run for re election in November, citing inflation and law and order as key issues in 1974.

Montpelier UPI House Municipal Corporations Committee

Underhill Ski Bowl Owner John Durbrow Dies in Vermont Hospital

John Durbrow 60 owner and operator of the Underhill Ski Bowl died Tuesday at a Colchester hospital after a long illness. Funeral services set for Thursday in Underhill.

Underhill Center UPI John Durbrow Underhill Colchester

Gas rationing widens in Albany area with shorter lines

In Albany, the new mandatory odd even gas rationing appears to work with shorter lines though some dealers report late allocations promised by Gov. Wilson. Dealers say license plate checks deter some buyers as few drivers seek gas.

Albany Capital District Wilson

Berkshire air rules lax for big plants in county

Stephen F Joyce of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health told reporters at the statehouse in Boston that Berkshire County power plants have been allowed to burn oil with 2.5 percent sulfur for over a month. He cited scarcity and Albany port access as reasons for the dispensations under the Clean Air Act. Berkshire sportsmen and gun club groups joined about 1,000 at the statehouse to oppose gun control bills, with Gov. Sargent booed as he urged penalties for criminals. In Pittsfield, Judge Frank Cimini sentenced John N Zullo Jr to 11 months in the House of Correction for burglaries and thefts tied to January crimes, noting jail is the only way to keep him out of trouble if rehab fails.

Pittsfield Stephen F. Joyce Bureau For Air Quality Control State Department of Public Health Statehouse Boston Berkshire County Joyce Albany N.Y Berkshire Sargent House of Correction Frank Cimini John N. Zullo Jr

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Eleanor Niles Joseph Thompson John Latham New York City United Methodist Youth Fellowship Bennington Lanes John Tudor Maurice Perry James Lake William Foster Nashua N.H Howard Dunham Salem, N.Y Walter Hulshan Charles Herrington Leo Hewson Albany Veterans Hospital Maureen Hulihan Maria Pendergast Froen Porterhouse Uncan Mines Swifts Ium Kraft Strawberry Preserves SOS Pads Lil Loaf Vvan IL Par Dole Wans , Bias Pamela Blakeman Pownal United Methodist Church Pownal Recreation Community Center P.m Hoosick Edith Beaumont Falls Mey Ves Tden An Pt Rtuem PT Lal 5 Pratlabe Ore Ladie Rexaa Quinlan Main St Bennington, Vt O’brien Weiss Troy William J. Murphy Rensselaer Paul A. Weiss Murphy Cohoes Down In Zullo
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