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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1974
Page
6
Hoosick Falls Central School energy conservation measures were outlined at a board of education meeting by Supt. Philip Leonard. The report quantified watts and gallons saved, highlighting the district's energy conservation efforts.
Williams College houses a public repository in Park Hall where Environmental Studies Center collects EPA Region I materials, Massachusetts documents, and Berkshire County transportation data. The center invites public comment during 30 day periods on environmental proposals and provides staff help to interpret and respond to materials.
Arlington school opens at 8 55 a m today and will keep this schedule until further notice. Buses will depart about 40 minutes later at each stop. The change was approved by the Arlington School Board after discussion and was confirmed by principals. Transportation for field trips will require reconsideration due to gasoline shortages. Tuition rates for elementary and secondary pupils were set with potential rebates pending final tallies.
The January 7 Hoosick Area Senior Center business meeting at the Community Center opened with a flag salute. About 45 attendees heard reports, approved treasurer balances, and discussed bylaws, fundraisers, and social activities for 1974 including card parties, a bake sale, rummage sales, and a large future bazaar to benefit the senior treasury.
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club members wrote slogans during a luncheon as Route 7 improvement plans drew Times coverage. A proposed billboard suggested by member A. J. Salluzzo asked “Entering Route 7 Have you an insurance program?” and a skull emblem was planned for a warning message for the dangerous road segments.
Vermont ETV names Dolores von M Marineau as director of public relations to build community support for the statewide network and Vermont focused broadcasts. She will coordinate volunteers fund raising and audience awareness while leveraging her arts and educational background and regional civic involvement.
Arlington Mrs. Florence Towne was surprised by a family reunion with grandchildren and great grandchildren visiting from Granville New York and Schenectady. The gathering included the Hayes family with Nancy Beth Raymond Jr Steven Pamela Christina Timothy Melissa Kellie Heather and Frank Dudla Jr. Also present were Naomi Teitelbaum Michael Shaw Timothy Hall and Henry Towne with grandchildren Steven and Scott. Boy Scout Troop 334 to present Eagle awards to Charles Dusha after the gathering Thursday at 7 p.m. at Bailey Hall East Arlington.
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