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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1970

Page

10

Traffic Plans Continue for Union Street Extension

The plan would extend from the current intersection with Main Street eastward then north to meet Safford. At least one building, an old blacksmith shop on Union Street, may be demolished for the extension. An eastward extension of Gage Street to East Main Street would be built to remove the dangerous turn at the street end.

Page 1 Main Street Safford Mancini Union Street Gage Street East Main Street

Crafts Fair spotlights American craft at national venues

The event showcases works across media with demonstrations by guest artisans. Notable participants include Mrs. Arlinka Blair who prints with her feet, Lenore Davis in velvet sculpture, Michael Boylen glass artworks, Carolyn Kriegman metal and plastic jewelry, and enameled pieces by Harold Helwig. Local Vermont studios Kensall and Bennington Potters display new pieces. Olaf Skoogfors is juror for select works.

National Gallery Washington, D.C Smithsonian Institution Museum of Modern Art New York City Arlinka Blair Blair National Geographic Jonathan Blair Turkey Michael Boylen West Burke Carolyn Kriegman Harold B. Helwig Buffalo Bruno LeVerdiere Hadley N.Y Vermont Bennington Pat Probst Londa Weisman Kensall Studios Ken Sallann Mayberger Georg Jensen America House Design Corner Cleveland Heights Ohio Appalachian Spring Cambridge Mass Ed Levin Atlantic City American Crafts Council Olaf Skoogfors Skoogfors Philadelphia

Updated Procedures Is the Goal of Co Sponsored Sister's School

In Montpelier Vermont the annual Vermont School for Sisters will be co sponsored by the state Tax Department and the Office of Local Affairs for 1970 71 The 21st session marks the first with Local Affairs support eliminating the registration fee The program runs August 3 7 at the University of Vermont and August 17 21 at Vermont Technical College Randolph Center It aims to update lister knowledge for both new and experienced personnel covering town tax bases real property appraisal and the three approaches to valuation education for 150 towns on the state appraisal system and requires registrations by July 15 with Bradshaw or the Office of Local Affairs

Montpelier Vermont School For Sisters State Tax Department State Office of Local Affairs Office of Local Affairs Vermont University of Vermont Vermont Technical College Randolph Center Lister Arthur Bradshaw Vermont Property Tax Division Lister’s Bradshaw

Mrs Kennedy Hosts Hoff Fund-Raiser in Washington

Washington group named D.C. Vermonters for Hoff plans July 13 reception at Hickory Hill, home of Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, to support Philip H. Hoff’s bid for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate from Vermont. Rick Hubbard of Middlebury chairs the effort, highlighting Hoff’s record as governor and the active Vermont interest in the campaign.

Washington D.C Philip H. Hoff U.S. Senate Vermont Hickory Hill Robert F. Kennedy Senate

Caucus Leaders Reconcile District Board Seat Plan

Party caucuses proceed after Town Counsel Barber issues ruling that the board of selectmen must include two members from each district. Williams notes Barber’s prerogative. caucuses set to name candidates from Districts 3-1 and 3-3 with 3-2 delayed. Higgins cites prior research and reiterates district based election.

Board of Selectmen Santarcangelo Edward R. Lamb DeVito John H. Williams II Williams Barber Maine Higgins

Environment Officer Warns of Violations Vermonters urged to obtain permits under Act 250

MONTPELIER The Environmental Board warned Vermonters may be unknowingly violating the law by starting developments or selling lots without permits. Robert S. Babcock Jr. said processing now takes at least two weeks, urging early applications for protection of the state's resources. The law lists exemptions for residential, farming, lumbering, or forestry work under 2,500 feet and certain parcel sales.

Montpelier Environmental Board John Doe Pete Smith Bob Thomas Jim Davis Babcock District Commission

Funeral for Athanasios Palangas at St George Church

Funeral services for Athanasios Palangas also known as Thomas Palangas longtime Paradise Restaurant chef of over 30 years were held at St George Greek Orthodox Church Manchester N H with Rev George Papaioannou officiating Chanter Lue Mitchell Bearers included Charles Markis James Tsaroukas William Liakas Evangelou Evangelou John Gekis and Nicholas Patasas The Bennington Lodge of Elks 567 conducted services at Mahar Son Funeral Home with officers listed and calling hours held for Paradise Restaurant employees Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery Manchester Mr Palangas died Friday afternoon after a long illness The notice also discusses Act 250 land subdivision rules and penalties with contact info for further details.

Athanasios Palangas Thomas Palangas Paradise St. George Greek Orthodox Church Manchester N. H George Papaioannou Lue Mitchell Charles Markis James Tsaroukas William Liakas Evangelou Evangelou John Gekis Nicholas Patasas Bennington Lodge of Elk N.H

Probe spreads on fake bills in Chittenden

In Burlington the Chittenden County State's Attorney Patrick Leahy opened an inquest into a flood of counterfeit Canadian ten dollar bills. Four residents pleaded innocent and remain jailed on bail ranging from two thousand five hundred to ten thousand dollars. Leahy said the money was printed by professionals in Canada years ago and has surfaced nationwide with substantial amounts in the area.

Burlington UPI Chittenden County Patrick Leahy Leahy Canada

Rutland Aldermen Cut Sisters' Pay

Rutland Vermont aldermen clash with city assessors over a reassessment order. In a 7 to 2 vote the board cut the assessors salaries to 1000 dollars each unless they comply by September 1. Chief Assessor John Pisanelli earns 12000 dollars and two associates 8000 dollars each.

Rutland UPI Board of Aldermen City Assessors John Pisanelli Pisanelli

Pharmacy Chief Proposes Compromise Over Mail Order Drug Ban

Burlington board chair Herbert Feinberg offered a compromise to ease a dispute with a legislative committee over the ban on out of state mail order drug purchases. He suggested temporary licenses for supervising pharmacists from out of state firms until national board licenses are issued, with formal process to rescind the ban contingent on licensing.

Burlington API State Pharmacy Board Herbert Feinberg Feinberg Vermont National Association of Boards of Pharmacy

Vermont shows $10.2 million surplus amid austerity talk

Vermont reports a $2.8 million cash surplus for the year ending June 30, with a total $10.2 million surplus after the legislature added $7.4 million. Budget chief Ronald Crisman cites belt-tightening and high-yield investments as factors, while Democrats criticize the sales tax as inflationary and speculate it could shape upcoming elections.

Montpelier Vermont Joint Ronald Crisman Crisman Frank Davis Joint Committee Davis George Hayes Franklin County

Bennington Briefs Highlights From Local Meetings

The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles aerie 1861 meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in Eagles rooms for initiation. Post 1332 VFW holds an 8 p m meeting tonight at VFW rooms. Senior Citizens Club marks its fourth anniversary with a buffet and gifts to former president Mrs Ruth Jackson. Miss Anna Merz of Hartford speaks on early American art in gravestones at the Brandon Inn tomorrow after lunch with Vermont DAR officers. Bennington Junior Women meet at 8 tonight in Gov McCullough Mansion with Thomas Weakley as speaker. Also listed are ads for a used washing machine $35, three rugs $30 for $40, a Maple Bedroom suite $85, contact 442 5582. Dr J H Manes office to be closed this week with hours resuming Monday July 13.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 1861 Senior Citizens Club Ruth Jackson Anna Merz Hartford Conn The Vermont Society DAR Brandon Inn Bennington Gov. McCullough North Bennington Thomas Weakley Candle Mill East Arlington

Birth announcement for Elizabeth Jean Frechette

Elizabeth Jean Frechette was born June 29 at Mary Fletcher unit Vermont Medical Center to Robert Frechette and Marcia Riley Frechette of South Hero. The baby weighs eight pounds three ounces and is the Riley family’s first granddaughter and second grandchild. Grandparents are Harlow Frechette of South Hero and the late Franklin Riley. The couple also has a son, John Harlow, now three.

Mary Fletcher Unit Vermont Medical Center Elizabeth Jean Robert Frechette South Hero Frechette Marcia Riley Franklin Riley Bennington Rileys Harlow Frechette John Harlow

Keating Former North Adams Council President dies at 66

Adams resident Lloyd F. Keating 66, a former North Adams City Council president and Berkshire Bank teller, died Sunday at North Adams Hospital after June 19 admission. He retired from banking in 1968, leaves wife Isabelle, a daughter, three sons, 14 grandchildren, and is survived by relatives. Funeral high mass at St Thomas Adams with burial in Eastlawn Williamstown. calling hours today.

Adams Mass North Adams Lloyd F. Keating North Pownal North Adams Hospital Berkshire Bank & Trust Co John Caroline Sheldon) Keating Drury High School Bliss Business College Isabelle Huguenard Charles H. Reardon Lloyd F. Jr John Keating Robert J. Keating Enfield St. Thomas Church Eastlawn Cemetery Williamstown Flynn & Cagnoli- Montagna

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