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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1974

Page

8

Legal clash rises over Miri Construction Jamaica project

In Jamaica, Brattleboro Reformer reports a late night clash over Miri Construction Co. plans for 12.5 million dollars in condominiums. Jamaica selectmen consider motions challenging potential prejudice and conflict claims raised by Conservation Society of Southern Vermont, with responses from Jamaica Planning Commission chair James S. Howard and Windham Regional Commission associate director Joseph Teller. CSSV alleged misleading statements and sought review of Howard’s role. Howard and the planning commission denied improper actions, asserting all mailings were authorized.

J.M. Soper Brattleboro Jamaica Miri Construction Co Jamaica Selectmen Kenneth V. Fisher Fisher John Stevens The Conservation Society of Southern Vermont Selectmen Stevens Conservation Society Mirl CSSV James S. Howard Jamaica Planning Commission Joseph Teller Windham Regional Commission Teller WRC William Schmidt Howard Planning Commission Mir

Arlington Democratic Town Committee Meets Tonight

Arlington Larry Molloy announces a Dem Town Committee meeting tonight at 8 at the town hall to discuss plans for the Jan 28 caucus. The Arlington Bicentennial Committee also meets Thursday at 7 at the Historical Library in Community House to advance 76 77 planning and related civic projects urging residents and students to attend. Mrs Stroffoleno urges quorum for agenda votes. Also on the schedule is the Arlington Fire and Light District 1 annual meeting Monday Jan 21 at 8 p.m. at the high school.

Larry Molloy Democratic Town Committee Arlington Bicentennial Committee Historical Library Arlington Historical Society Robert Stroffoleno Arlington Fire and Light District 1

Robert Service remembered on 100th birthday anniversary

The National Geographic Society notes poet Robert W. Service born 100 years ago. Known as the Canadian Kipling for Yukon frontier verses, he wrote The Cremation of Sam McGee and The Spell of the Yukon. His work made him rich and popular worldwide. He lived in Canada, the United States, and France, and died September 11, 1958 at 84.

Washington Robert W. Service Kipling Service National Geographic Society Yukon Territory France Alaska Canada Yukon College of Hard Knocks California Dawson Whitehorse Yukon River Dan McGrew Cheechako Sam. McGee Lou Gunga Din Gunga

White Creek 4H Pie Sale and Church Services

White Creek residents list 4H pie sale Saturday at 10 with members Jane Tudor Mary Robinson Maureen Hulihan Karen Nolan Marcia Meerworth and Robin Snyder bringing eight inch pies or tart plates and rolling pins. United Methodist Youth Fellowship held a three hour toboggan party on Tudor hill Friday night with refreshments at Tudor home. Church services at Jermain Church Sunday were led by Earl Perry Arnold Perry and Jimmy Lake. Maurice Andrew to lead service January 20 at 10 am with coffee hour and Sunday School to follow. Regular service at 9 am January 27 as Adriance returns from vacation. Six Bible classes set for January 28 at Maurice Andrew home.

Walter Hulihan Jane Tudor Mary Robinson Maureen Hulihan Karen Nolan Marcia Meerworth Robin Snyder United Methodist Youth Fellowship Tudor’s Hill Tudor Earl Perry Arnold Perry Jimmy Lake Jermain Church Maurice Andrew Adriance

Hoosick Falls Ambulance Group Plans Officers Election

The Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association will hold its annual meeting at Johnsonville Firehouse on Thursday night January 17 at 8 p.m. Two slates seek officers with incumbents in regular slate and a three year director post. Floor nominations possible. Discussion includes Troy training plan and the Troy service’s demise, plus February dinner preparations.

Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association Johnsonville George Santerre Poestenkill John Griffin Hoosick Falls Irma Wager Grafton John Campbell Harold Dunham Eagle Mills George John Hoags Corners William Perry Nassau Troy Troy Ambulance Service Corp

Hoosick board adopts new insurance and rink funding

The Hoosick Falls town board approved a blanket general bond policy of 10,000 per employee except supervisor and town clerk after a review by Elihu Geraghty. They tabled liability coverage for now. Project chairman Philip Leonard reported 2,386 attendees the first week of the Reynolds Gilchrest Memorial Building and skating rink, with weekday tickets at seven for 1. Leonard announced a special adult skating night and potential future price reductions. The meeting also discussed Cobble Hill Road improvements, easements for widening, and the reactivation of the Housing Authority Board with new appointments. A narcotics education commission was proposed for state matching funds, and dog warden changes were noted. The board planned to resolve village office space rental and Fog Hill Road status, plus approved a new dump truck funded by revenue sharing and a bid advertisement. A $8,200 revenue sharing deposit was reported.

Edith Beaumont Philip Leonard Reynolds- Gilchrest Memorial Leonard Hoosick Falls Central School Lawrence Murphy Donovan Raymond Calhoun Calhoun Town of Hoosick Harry Hibbard Arthur Moseley Harrison Walter W. Arendt New York State Robert Harrington William Benkoski Benkoski Harrington Church St George E. Dougherty Fog Hill Road Lloyd Pine West Hoosick Dougherty Gerald Harley Harley Pine Highway Department Murphy

Falls Municipal Building Faces Ongoing Problems

Fire damaged Falls village building again drew danger when high winds tore loose cornice from the Wilder Avenue side Tuesday. Highway crew roped off street as debris fell. With roof destroyed, experts warned further decay without timely covering. new roof specs were set but all bids were rejected.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Village Highway Department Wilder Avenue

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