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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1974

Page

6

Vermont IDEA merger pushes alternative to Miller Formula

Ad Hoc Committee Against the Miller Formula merges with Vermont IDEA to back Senate Bill 176. The combined group, led by J. Peter Gratiot and J. George Butler, transfers 3252.57 to fund the campaign, aiming to replace property value based aid with per capita income measures and account for town revenue sources.

Wilmington Vermont Idea J. George Butler Halifax Merrill Haynes IDEA J. Peter Gratiot Robert L. Collins Butler Gratiot Vermont Windsor County Frank Smallwood John T. Alden Alden Miller Barnard Bridgewater Pomfret Reading Sherburne Woodstock Addison Andover Athens Danby Mt. Holly Stowe Stratton Tinmouth West Windsor Whitingham

Arlington library receives Frost letters gift

The Martha Canfield Memorial Library in Arlington and the Dr. George Russell Vermontiana Collection have received a copy of The Family Letters of Robert and Elinor Frost edited by Arnold Grade of State University of New York Press. The gift is in memory of the Frosts’ daughter Marjorie Frost Fraser by two Arlington high school classmates Irene LeBatt and Inez Smith, graduates of North Bennington High School in 1923, a period when Arlington had no schools.

Arlington Martha Canfield George Russell Vermontiana Robert Elinor Frost Arnold Grade State U. of N.Y. Press

Manchester challenges Arlington blood donors

Manchester calls residents to back Arlington’s record blood drive as Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Zion Parish House in Manchester Center. The event seeks a large turnout with volunteers listed, including doctors Elizabeth Byrnes and Theodore Harwood, and many nurses, aides, registrars, and coordinators assisting. The Arlington thrift shop hours and a late February deadline for a thrift shop coordinator are noted within the notice.

Manchester Red Cross Arlington Bloodmobile R. S. Fenn Dorset W. C. Nawrath Zion Parish Manchester Center Arlington Thrift Shop Atwater-Kent Elizabeth Byrnes Theodore Harwood Edward Brooks Leo Charbonneau Jr Olive Dern Lawrence Duffany Alan Johnson Peter Palmer Fred Viault Nathan Ricker Sandy Ameden Kerry Comello Ellen Spaulding Robin Jarvis Paul Todtschinder C. E. Comar Neil Cross Robert Edson Robert Fisk James Lennihan C. E. Markey Joseph MacMillan Telephone Corps E. E. Abramson Paul Anderson Harry Atkinson Harry Barber Michael Campisi Myrtle Cole Beulah Johnson Eugene Kayatta Hazel Mercer Nelson Parkinson Oakley Porter F. J. Sutton Ronald Wilcox

Hoosick Falls Grange to mark 66th anniversary

Hoosick Falls Hoosick Grange observes its 66th anniversary at a regular meeting on Wednesday night. Past masters and charter members will be honored, with a pre meeting covered dish supper at 7 p.m. hosted by Mr and Mrs Wesley Hall. Fire department reports two weekend calls, including a dryer fire at Shapiro’s Laun-dermat in which minimal damage occurred.

Hoosick Grange Wesley Hall Hoosick Falls Shapiro

Community skating and police course details

The 686 9103 Gilchrest rink offers adult ice skating from 9 30 to 11 30 a m on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and requests for adult-only reservations. Quam Area residents can enroll in a police psychology course via Hudson Valley Community College, starting Tuesday at Hoosick Falls Central School at 6 30 p m, taught weekly until May 14, funded by a federal grant.

Gilchrest Quam Hudson Valley Community College Hoosick Falls Central School Hudson Valley College Hoosick Falls Village

St Joseph's College opens Manchester office for evening courses

St Joseph's College opened a Manchester branch to coordinate an evening division offering accredited courses. The office will recruit locally, operate 8 am to 5 pm and 6 30 to 9 pm Monday through Thursday, and run a Manchester bus service and car pools to aid commuting. Classes start Feb 11 with seven courses and three credits each, tuition 120 dollars, with Pat Miles as coordinator.

Manchester St. Joseph’s College James G. Donahue Donahue St. Joseph’s Pat Miles

Walloomsac residents face welfare fraud charges in Hoosick Falls

Four Walloomsac residents appeared before Town of Hoosick Justice John A Mahar charged with welfare fraud. Adah Brown Reynolds faces a 1342.09 claim she was not entitled to. Dorothy E Brown 567.87 and concealment of facts. Carol J Brown 4414 with attorney George beyond the elementary grades. Henry Brown 1157 charged with grand larceny third degree. All charges are misdemeanors except Henry. Hearing set for Jan 30 with assigned counsel in each case. Regular docket also included guilty pleas and fines for traffic violations and vehicle offenses from nearby Bennington and North Bennington residents.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Walloomsac Hoosick John A. Mahar Adah Brown Reynolds Jack Tuliska East Greenbush Dorothy E. Brown William Johnston Carol J. Brown George Holbrook Henry Brown Mahar Francis Tilley Box North Bennington Frederick Bergman Burnt Hills Edward Harrington RD Johnsonville Howard Reynolds North Branch Street Bennington

Salmon proclaims SSI Alert to aid aged and disabled

Governor Thomas P. Salmon signed a proclamation launching SSI Alert a statewide effort to identify and enroll Vermonters eligible for the new Supplemental Security Income program. The Red Cross AARP and aging offices coordinate volunteers across districts to reach those with low income and limited resources. Call 800-642-3131 for info or to volunteer.

Gov. Salmon J. Newton Perrin The Retired Teachers Association Betty Sheedy Red Cross Jane Yamamoto Vermont Office On Aging Millard P. Nute Social Security Administration Montpelier Vermont Thomas P. Salmon U.S. Social Security Administration Congress American Association of Retired Persons Office On Aging National Council of Senior Citizens Retired Teachers’ Association On Aging J. Boone Wilson Burlington Gladys Markoff Rutland Red Cross Project SSI

Williams Trio Concert At North Adams State College

The Williams Trio from Williams College performs Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Venable Hall Auditorium as part of NASC Winter Study. The concert features Julius Heggs violin Douglas Moore cello and Stephen Dankner piano with prior fame in major series and orchestras. A small admission is charged and the event is open to the public.

North Adams Mass North Adams State College Williams Trio Venable Hall Williams College Department of Music Julius Heggs Douglas Moore Stephen Dankner Williams College Berkshire Symphony Berkshire Albany Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts Massachusetts Council On the Arts Adams Williams Juilliard School of Music Berkshire and Gordon New York U.S. Army Band Richmond, Virginia Catholic University Albany Symphony Orchestra Lake George Opera Festival New York University Queens College CUNY Juilliard Paul Creston Vincent Persichetti Hugo Weisgall Roger Sessions

Vermont Economic Issues 1974 Seminar at Ethan Allen

A Manchester community program at Ethan Allen Community College plans a seminar series titled Vermont Economic Issues 1974. Panels will feature local businessmen community leaders and government officials along with audience discussions on gasoline shortages tourist economy land use energy sources and health care legislation with aims to spur community action. For ideas contact Jim Capobianco at 310 Bonnet St Manchester Center 362-3588.

Manchester Ethan Allen Community College Vermont Jim Capobianco Bonnet St Manchester Center

Car Crash Delivers Man to Manchester Wood Building

Charles Wright, 56, of Manchester was injured when his 1970 Buick crashed through the Center Hill intersection of Routes 11 and 30, went through a parking lot, and slammed into the Manchester Wood building’s business office. He suffered facial cuts. no charges filed.

Manchester Charles Wright Manchester Wood Wright Center Hill

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