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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1973

Page

14

Dorset to host antique festival at village green

The biennial Vermont Antiques Festival will be held Saturday July 24 at the Dorset village green. About 100 cars and numerous antiques dealers from New England New York and Pennsylvania will display wares and answer questions. Proceeds go to the Dorset Library with a local committee led by Mrs Russell B Weston and Mrs Walter McNamara.

Vermont Village Green Dorset New England New York Pennsylvania

Sugarbush Day Camp Offered in Sunderland

Registrations are open for the Sugarbush Day Camp at Camp Ondawa in Sunderland during the weeks of Aug B-16, eight days Monday through Thursday. The $16 fee covers transportation, milk, cookouts, insurance, and more and should be mailed with the application to Mrs. John Butler, 118 Lincoln Street, Bennington. An optional full week overnight camp and Pioneer Badge work are available for an extra $5.

Sunderland Camp Ondawa John Butler Lincoln Street Bennington

Hyde Park graduate earns CIA associate degree in culinary arts

David S. Huxbaum of Shaftsbury completes a two year culinary program at The Culinary Institute of America Hyde Park graduating with an associate degree in occupational studies. The 563 graduates will enter hospitality and related fields. Huxbaum plans to join Marrot Corporation Hotel Division in Washington DC in August.

The Culinary Institute of America Hyde Park, N.Y Carl Pforzheimer Jr Regent University of New York Culinary Institute United States New Haven Conn Dave Marrot Corporation Washington, D.C

ALA to survey gasoline price and supply in New England

The ALA Auto and Travel Club will conduct a weekly study of 65 New England service stations to report current gasoline prices and supply状况 in Vermont and across New England. Ray Thomas says the aim is to provide motorists with accurate, localized information and directs inquiries to the Rutland office at 772-7070.

Rutland Te Ala Auto and Travel Club New England Ray Thomas ALA Vermont Thomas

Deborah Silva Receives Master’s Degree in Speech Therapy

Mrs. Deborah Ann Silva, daughter of Green Mountain Race Track General Manager and Mrs. Vincent J. Bartimo of Pownal, earned a master’s degree in Speech Therapy last weekend at the University of Connecticut. She is a 1971 Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Massachusetts, and she and her husband Dennis plan to pursue doctorates at the University of Florida in Gainesville.

Deborah Ann Silva Green Mountain Vincent J. Bartimo Pownal University of Connecticut Silva University of Massachusetts Dennis University of Florida At Gainesville

Shaftsbury Community Calendar Notices Abound This Week

Shaftsbury announces schedule changes due to the elementary school addition and a busy week of events. The Worth Bennington Elementary School music program runs Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the gym, with public admission. A rain or shine picnic by Villagers Homemakers Extension Group is planned for Thursday at 6:79 p.m. at Hall Street. Toys for Beech Cowt collection is noted, along with a CBS meeting on June 7 at 8 p.m. at the Magonic Temple in North Bennington. A Father’s Day program is planned, donations encouraged via John Wood, Shaftsbury. Chicken Little Story Hour is Wednesday 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the Shaftsbury Firehouse. The Eagle Square plant will close July 13 and reopen July 20, following Stanley Works’ vacation policy. Boy Scout Troop WT meets Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Junior Choir rehearsal Thursday 6 p.m., Senior Choir 7:40 p.m.

Villagers Homemakers Extension Group Helen Ingham's Hall Street Twcker CBS Magonic Temple North Bennington Anns Caracciola Eagle Square Stanley Works New Britain

Tax fraud sentence for Island Pond preparer in Vermont

Harold E. Des Landes, a former railway clerk and tax return preparer from Island Pond, was sentenced in U S District Court to one year in the custody of the attorney general. He was indicted for perjury and multiple counts of aiding and assisting in filing false tax returns, pleaded guilty to one perjury count and five aiding counts.

Brattleboro Harold E. Deg Landes Northeast Kingdom James S. Hylden U. S. District Court Island Pond Rutland Tne Des Landes

OEO grants dental funds for Vermont outreach

The Office of Economic Opportunity provides a 40000 grant to Vermont to fund five portable dental care units. Private groups supplement the funds as these units visit areas with dentist shortages this summer. Rep Mallary's office notes the plan supports low income Vermonters under a recent state dental care law.

Washington D.C Office of Economic Opportunity Mallary State Health Department Vermont Vermont Legation

Plane Crash Near Smith Airport Injures Two Men

Two Long Island men, Richard Freda and Kenneth Beegan of Huntington, were injured when their twin engine Cessna MC crashed after takeoff from Smith Airport in Ludlow. Beegan is in satisfactory condition at Springfield Hospital while Freda is in critical condition at Mary Hitchcock Hospital after a skull fracture and multiple injuries. The crash occurred after the plane hit power lines during takeoff around 4 30 p.m. and plunged about 1000 feet from the airstrip as Vermont officials investigated.

Ludlow Long Island Smith Richard Freda Kenneth Beegan Huntington N.Y Springfield Hospital Beegan Freda Mary Hitchcock Hospital Hanover John Springer Hlate Vermont Aeronautics Turd

Angler's body found in Marshfield Reservoir

The body of 1{-year-old David Goodell of Hardwick was found floating in the Marshfield Reservoir after a hosting accident on May 3. He was the second of three missing men presumed drowned from the fishing outing. Ray Kennedy of Chelsea was found last week and Alton Kennedy is expected to surface soon.

Marshfield David Goodell Hardwick Goodell Ray Kennedy Chelsea Alton Kennedy

Albany Democrats suffer first loss in 50 years in county primary

In Albany County and City elections, insurgent candidates upset the party. Green Island Mayor John J. McNally Jr. appears to have defeated Sheriff candidate William Mahoney by about 400 votes. Insurgent aldermen won nominations in the 12th and 7th districts. Lyle Wolfer beat Theresa Cook for comptroller. Republican Carl Tauhey selected for mayor, facing Mayor Erastus Corning in the fall. A separate Troy note reports a man paid a $1 parking ticket with 20 small checks totaling 3.16, prompting queries over the odd payment method.

Albany O'Connell Green Island John J. McNally Jr William Mahoney David Sawyer Jane Ramos Lyle Wolfer Theresa Cook Carl Tauhey Joseph Reid Erastus Corning

Activist remarks mark Berkshire college commencement

Rep. Michael J. Harrington urged North Adams State College graduates to stay active and mindful of national problems, calling for self analysis of the U S Constitution amid issues of peace poverty and environment. Arson confirmed at Drury High School with damage confined to the auditorium. fire investigators suspect accelerant on curtain. Pricing gas station spark causes minor blaze on North Street. driver and relatives escaped unharmed. A two year old black bear was sighted north of Great Barrington as wildlife officials tracked its movement.

North Adams North Adams State College Michael J. Harrington D-Mass U. S Arson Drury Korth Adams Drury High School Roy J. Sibley State Fire Marshal's Office Sibley Boston State Police Laboratory Pittsfield Upper North Street Nesbit Black Bear Heads North Great Barrington Pelice State Department

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