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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1969

Page

7

Falls Native Directs Pittsfield Publishing Firm

Hoosick Falls native George E. Carney, vice president of Buttenheim Publishing Corporation, will move the Manhattan firm’s headquarters to Pittsfield next September. His wife Mary McCaffrey, also from Hoosick Falls, taught at Hoosick Falls High School before 1939. they live in White Plains with two children.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Buttenheim Publishing Corporation of Manhattan Pittsfield George E. Carney Mary McCaffrey Carney Richard Murray West Main St Bennington Genevieve Carney Wharton School University of Pennsylvania Walter Shea Main Street Hoosick Falls High School White Plains Helen Carney New York City Edward Carney Lehigh University Bethelehem

Sandra Corey Chosen DAR Good Citizen

Arlington high school senior Sandra Corey daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Corey has been named DAR Good Citizenship Girl by classmates and faculty. Selection cites dependability patriotism personality and service. She serves as co editor of the yearbook president of the National Honor Society Vermont State Reporter for Future Homemakers of America and active in girls sports. She attended Girls State last summer and earned scholarship recognition for an essay on citizenship. She plans to attend the University of Vermont next fall majoring in mathematics and minoring in physical education.

Arlington Sandra Corey Walter Corey Arlington Memorial High School D.A.R. Good Citizenship Vermont Future Homemakers of America Corey

Snowmobile injury leads to hospital admission

Mrs. Charles E. Elder of Barber Pond Road was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a snowmobile accident. In Pownal, Mrs. Carl A. Dickinson in North Pownal received a surprise overseas call from Saigon. Alien Address Report forms for 1969 are available at local post offices with a deadline of January 31 for various immigrant and visitor categories. School resumes span the three Pownal institutions and weekly lunch menus include turkey pot pie and macaroni and ham burger soup among other meals with milk served daily.

Charles E. Elder Barber Pond Road Putnam Memorial Hospital Carl A. Dickinson North Pownal Saigon Sgt. Dickinson U.S. Air Force Air Lift Command Vietnam Pownal

Railroad Crossing Closure Pending Agreements Involving Boston & Maine

Mayor Leo Albowicz says the Hoosick Street crossing closure depends on railroad approvals. A Tuesday meeting in Boston with Village Attorney Dougherty Morrell Vrooman Engineers and railroad officials aims to finalize terms including rights of way for a sewage project an underpass road for emergency use and transfer of the old freight office building. Results will be shared at the Jan 14 village board meeting. In Manchester an Arlington man driving on a learner's permit with his mother and five relatives escaped injuries when a 1967 Saab overturned on Vt 30 east of town after hitting a deep rut. The car was heavily damaged.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Boston & Maine Railroad Hoosick Street Leo Albowicz George E. Dougherty Morrell Vrooman Boston Lower John Street Center Street Manchester Richard Russell Lawrence Arlington Lawrence

Brodie Hosts Record Crowds at Brodie Mountain Ski Area

New Ashford Massachusetts 7700 skiers enjoyed a weekend at Brodie Mountain with a record Sunday attendance of 3100 surpassing 2800 Saturday. Friday night welcomed 800 skiers and weekend lift waits stayed under ten minutes. It marks the 55th straight skiing day of the season with 3 to 6 inches of machine-made powder on upper runs and 20 to 40 inch base. Tuesday is ladies day and from now on Wednesday will be men’s day.

New Ashford Mass Brodie Mountain Jim Kelly

Weekend Visit and Local Calendar of Events Highlights

Mr and Mrs Harley Allen of Charlotte Vermont and children Donna Steven and Harvey visited this weekend at his father William Allens home on Church Street. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Monday 630 p m Webelos meet in Carl Easter s home on Holiday Drive 7 p m First United Methodist Church Administrative Board meets in the social room 8 p m selectmen meet in town clerk s office. Tuesday 330 p m Library Association meets at school 330 p m Brownie Scouts meet at the school 730 p m Cub Scouts meet 730 p m First United Methodist Church finance committee meets in the social room. Wednesday 7 p m WSCS Executive Committee meets in the social room. Thursday 330 p m Girl Scouts meet in school 7 p m senior schools rehearses in the church. BOWLING SCORES High women s s Anita Norse 217 Anitas 198 High Triple Betty Perrot 517 High team Alley Katz 2199 Men s high singles Tim Lindsey 245 Dick LaRoche 242 High triple Tim Lindsey 624 Teams Dupree Bros 2761 Smokeys 1019

Harley Allen Charlotte Vt Donna Steven Harvey William Allen Church Street Webelos Carl Easter First United Methodist Church Administrative Board Library Association First United Methodist Church Finance Committee WSCS Anita Norse Anitas Betty Perrot Alley Katz Tim Lindsey Dick LaRoche Dupree Bros Smokeys

Arlington Community Calendar Updates and Library Additions

The Arlington calendar notes shift of APT meetings to the second Monday. Arlington Chapter of AARP will meet January 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Community House. December library additions include many adult and juvenile titles across fiction, mystery, history, and children’s books.

Arlington Parent Teachers APT American Legion Arlington American Association of Retired Persons

Wetlands N Y Conservation Chief Urges Proper Use of Marshes

Wallace L Anderson head of USDA Soil Conservation Service in New York warns careless land and water use threatens town planning. He cites 515000 acres of wetlands and notes they protect wildlife flood control and downstream fisheries while providing beauty and potential future resources.

N.Y Syracuse New York State Wallace L. Anderson Usda Soil Conservation Service SCS Anderson

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