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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1970

Page

6

Enterprise Society Meeting and Hound of Heaven Broadcast

The Enterprise Society of the Federated Church East Arlington holds a 1 p.m. covered dish luncheon on January 7 with officer elections and installation after. Rock R. Rogers, radio host and performer, will interpret The Hound of Heaven at 10 a.m. on WBTN. Arlington AARP meets January 6 at the Community House with a 5:45 p.m. covered dish supper and 7:30 p.m. business session. Rogers performs as Maestro Longhair in a nostalgia singalong. Betty Tynan enjoyed stereophonic music over Christmas from gifts from friends.

The Enterprise Society of the Federated Church East Arlington Rock R. Rogers Hound of Heaven WBTN Arlington American Association of Retired Persons Longhair Betty Tynan

Pownall election plans and local bonds debated

The Pownal Board of Civil Authority will meet Saturday night to revise the voter checklist ahead of a special election. Polls open January 6 at the Town Hall for a $750,000 bond issue for the Pownal Center School renovation, after a November defeat. absent ballots must arrive by 9 p.m. tonight. In weather, New England faces five days of below normal temperatures with teens to 30s and light precipitation.

Pownal Boston UPI New England U.S. Weather Bureau

Area Seminar Focuses On Early Child Care In Vermont

A Vermont seminar on day care and early childhood development will be held at St. Pauls Catholic Church in Manchester on Thursday January 22 starting at 8 30 a.m. It is the fifth in a series of one day sessions under the fourCs coordinated child care program sponsored locally by the Vermont Conference of Social Concerns. Local co chairs are Mrs Eunice J Wisher and Thomas G Chesley of the Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council Inc with speakers from state health and welfare agencies UVM and Head Start among others. A 3 15 p.m panel discussion will feature Dr James Tinney Rutland schools. Reservations to Mrs Eunice Wisher Box 81 Bennington. A light lunch will be provided. Stamford England UPD Bill Ball who claims the world beer drinking record vows to quit on marriage to Lucille Kaplan. Ball set the record at 2.5 seconds for a pint.

Vermont fourCs Vermont Conference of Social Concerns Eunice J. Wisher Thomas G. Chesley Bennington - Rutland Opportunity Council Inc Manchester Daniel J. Holland State OFO Joan Babbott State Health Department Julie Lepeschkin UVM Dorothy Walker Department of Social Welfare Peter Heinson Department of Employment Security Eileen Dick Bennington Lois McCullough United Counseling Service Bill Evans Rutland Tinney Eunice Wisher Bennington - Rutland Opportunity Council Box Stamford England Bill Ball Lucille Kaplan Ball

UVM Professors Question Use of Chemical Defoliants

Two University of Vermont professors urged the Environmental Control Commission to review Vermont Rail System use of defoliants along right of ways. Dr Charles Houston and Prof James Marvin warned chemicals may harm animals and water supplies. Hutchinson of Central Vermont Railway said 245 T has been used, applied annually by professionals from trains.

Burlington University of Vermont Environmental Control Commission Charles Houston UVM Medical College James Marvin UVM Vermont Houston Montpelier Marvin Vietnam Fred Hutchinson Central Vermont Railway Co Hutchinson

Shaftsbury Considers Traffic Light Petition

Shaftsbury selectmen report Bennington District Highway Office received a petition signed by more than 100 residents calling for a traffic light at the town intersection. The note indicates ongoing discussion as the 1969 ledger closes in the black.

Shaftsbury Ledger In the Black Bennington

Hoosick Falls Community Notes and Local Updates

Hoosick Falls residents report hospital stays and recoveries including Mrs John Jenuskevice of Wall Street who undergoes surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs A Dugald Maclachlan return from Boston with Mrs Maclachlan now fully recovered after treatments in Massachusetts General Hospital and Putnam Memorial Hospital. Hoosick Falls doctors relocate to Geers Hollow Lane. Town events include three New Year’s Eve parties featuring the Fort Crailo ten piece band and a teen dance at the state Armory with music by Glorious Revolution dance combo from North Adams Massachusetts. Proceeds from the dance benefit future ski trips. William Burns resigns as landfill operator citing policy changes and friction with highway supervisor Douglas Sprague. Hoosick Senior Citizens postpone Monday meeting. next session January 12. Shaftsbury petitions routing road and traffic matters advance to state officials. town finances indicate a year in the black. open burning extension requested for the town dump.

John Jenuskevice Wall Street Putnam Memorial Hospital A. Dugald Maclachlan Hoosick Boston Mass Maclachhlan Massachusetts General Hospital Bennington Hoosick Falls Joseph Pender Newton Krumdieck Arthur Amick Geers Hollow Lane Amereican Legion State Armory Elks Club Eagles Legion Fort Crailo Church Street William Burns Douglas Sprague Shaftsbury Selectmen Eric Adler Thesstate Health Department

John Jay Ski Film to Play at Williams College

John Jay's latest film An Evening With John Jay is shown once at Chapin Hall Williams College on Wednesday January 14 at 8 pm to benefit Pine Cobble School Scholarship fund. The film features skibobbing speeds over 100 mph including Swiss team cliff footage and Inferno Race on Tucker man’s Ravine.

John Jay Williams Williamstown Mass Chapin Hall Wil Liams College Pine Cobble School Tuckerman Mt. Washington Jay Williams College

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