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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

6

Leonard tightens state aid figures for Hoosick Falls schools

Hoosick Falls officials face uncertain state aid as Albany negotiates a budget for the next fiscal year. Supt. Phil Leonard weighs two bills in the Assembly and Senate, and a gubernatorial compromise, to estimate tax rates and craft a budget by June 17. He warns a wrong estimate could raise taxes or leave surplus for the following year.

Hoolick Falls N.Y Albany HFCS Phil Leonard Senate Assembly Carey Leonard Pittstown Grafton Petersburg Hoosick Falls State Assembly

Hoosick Falls Student Earns Who's Who Honor

Hoosick Falls senior Mary Margaret Kennedy of St Marys Academy has been chosen for Who's Who Among High School Students. She is vice president of the senior class, former treasurer, Drama Club secretary, and active in French Glee Pep hockey and Sodality. She also serves on Prom Committee and yearbook staff.

Mary Margaret Kennedy St. Mary’s Academy Miss Kennedy John F. Kennedy Ball St Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality

Burr and Burton Seminary approves near 1 million dollar capital plan

Manchester trustees endorsed a development program costing slightly under 1 million dollars for Burr and Burton Seminary. Don Powers outlined additions to the gym, a new cafeteria study area, library expansion, a parking lot, site upgrades, and playing fields with completion targeted for September 1977. Local fundraising to begin that summer.

Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary Don Powers Powers Douglas Shaw Richard Hayes Arthur Groves Carl Rice Houghton Pearl Groves Prospect Street Shaw

SUNY Plattsburgh graduate joins Putnam Memorial Hospital staff

Walloomsac Terri Cottrell recently earned a bachelor of science and has been accepted to the Putnam Memorial Hospital staff in Bennington. Over the weekend she hosted a friend at the Cottrell mansion. Guests included Mr and Mrs John OHare of Bennington Harry Kelly of Albany and Mrs Harvey Baker of Greenwich. Leon Eldred marked his 90th birthday visiting Mrs Roscoe Austin. Mary Ellen Hoag finished her first year at Cobleskill and will work at Adams Nursing Home in Williamstown. Catherine Green remains a patient at Smarttan Hospital in Troy. Mr and Mrs Gordon Hoag visited their sister Mrs Alice B Fitzgerald in Berlin. Mr and Mrs Paul Nasig and Mr and Mrs Hugo of Williamstown were Sunday guests of Mrs Oscar Stewart. Mr and Mrs Jim Hewson celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. John Marbot David and Karen of Johnsonville visited Mr and Mrs Terry Hoag.

Terri Cottrell Suny At Plattsburgh Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Cottrell Aefjoun John O’hare Harry Kelly Albany Harvey Baker Greenwich Roscoe Austin

Grange Hosts Special Social in West Arlington

The Battenkill Grange in West Arlington will hold a special social Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall. Youth committee runs the event to raise funds for sending children to a youth camp. The drive also collects Blue Stamps and cents off food coupons for the Allan Mears family after a fire. Stamps and coupons may be given to Roy Grofut Mildren Killmartin Ruth Sterns Shirley Matteson or other Granger members.

Battenkill Grange Grange Hall West Arlington Grange Allan Mears Roy Grofut Mildren Killmartin Ruth Sterns Shirley Matteson Battenkill Doris Wright Ruth Stearns Roy Crofut Any

Vermont utilities seek rate increases amid inflation pressures

CVPS and New England Telephone announce plans to file for general rate hikes with the Public Service Board. CVPS seeks a permanent 15 percent rise plus a temporary 12 percent option, aiming to add 5.9 million dollars in revenues. Allen Martin appointed to represent the PSB. The case follows a prior 32.4 percent hike at CVPS. The Vermont Supreme Court hears challenges to poll tax based license suspensions and their legality, amid broader tax-removal implications for voting.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Public Service Board Central Vermont Public Service Corp Vermont Supreme Court Vermont Legal Aid High Court Legal Aid Motor Vehicle Department Louis Reder New England Telephone Co CVPS James Griffin PSB Martin Miller St. Johnsbury Allen Martin Griffin Telephone Company Miller Reder

Williams College Alumni Seminars On Reunion Weekend

Three seminars for Williams College alumni open to the public lecture discussion in Bronfman Science Center. Professors Katz Shelton and Taylor lead topics Russians as People Solar Energy and Politics of Religion vs Religion of Politics. Fees 15 each or 40 for all. spouses and faculty admitted free. Call Society of Alumni to register.

Williamstown Mass Williams College Michael R. Katz John W. Shelton Mark C. Taylor Katz Shelton Taylor Bronfman Science Center Williams Society of Alumni Office

Choir Rehearsal and Fire Dept Worknight Tonight

Pamela Blakeman notes choir rehearsal at North Pownal Congregational Church tonight at 6 30. Pownal Center Fire Department will meet at 7 30 tonight at their firehouse for a worknight.

North Pownal Congregational Church Pownal Center

Arlington Memorial High School Graduation News and Events

Arlington Memorial High School hosts Senior Ball and plans for baccalaureate on June 8 at 4 p.m. in the gym. Graduation is June 13 at 8 p.m. with Class of 1975 speakers. A final assembly follows at 8:30 a.m. June 13. Graduates listed. alumni banquet June 21 at Mount Anthony Country Club. Also notes flood hazard hearing June 10 and Battenkill Grangers charity events with bingo and maple syrup raffle.

Arlington Memorial High School Edward Clark Sandgate Mount Anthony Country Club Melanie Grace Andrews Daniel Fleming Blackmer Bonnie Elizabeth Brown James B. Brown Mark Francis Burke Llewellyn McGee Carrington Brian Christiansen Michael Thomas Wade Carrow Princess Maria Sue Crawford Brian Charles Galusha Kevin Rand Hall Christopher Brian Hawley Donella Mae Holton Donald Bernardson Victor Charles Humphrey Diane Marie King Geraldine Grace Knox Louis Kurt Kraeutler David Allen Laskey Kathleen Eva Leslie Melinda Lee Mason Douglas James Mattison Karin Marie Militzer Sheila Mae Moffitt Brenda Wade Nicholson Randy George Novotny Steven Howard Perry Brenda Mary Reed Thomas David Rice Ayessa Charmion Roches Frances Lydia Skidmore Richard Brian Sallisky Margaret Frances Secoy Judith Anne Smith Stephen Joseph Szabo, Jr Kathleen Mary Thompson Edward Ray Waite Maxwell Harold Walsh Virginia Frances Woodcock Deborah Lynn Wright Steven Robert Wright Christopher Karl Wuersliy

HVCC Announces Degree Candidates From Local Region

Three area students at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy, New York are candidates this year for degrees and certificates. Truman R. Southworth of Bennington, Charles W. Hakes of Berlin, and Margaret M. Nolan of Eagle Bridge are listed as degree candidates.

Hudson Valley Community College Troy N.Y Truman R. Southworth Bennington Charles W. Hakes Berlin Margaret M. Nolan Eagle Bridge

Charity Weekend raises funds for MS at North Adams

North Adams Massachusetts Nearly $1400 was raised during a two day Charity Weekend at North Adams State College sponsored by the Student Government Association. The event featured a walk-a-thon ride-a-thon swim-a-thon and dance-a-thon with sponsors pledging per lap hour or mile. Laurie Bailie SGA coordinator said $1375.59 was realized for the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Forty percent will go to national research while the rest funds wheelchairs Amigo Chairs walkers bath equipment and a foyer lift for Berkshire County patients.

North Adams Mass North Adams State College Student Government Association Laurie Bailie SGA

Accidents in the Falls Reported by Village Police

Hoosick Falls police logged several accidents last week. On June 1 a parked car on John Street owned by Lillian Spendiff was struck by an unknown vehicle, likely a truck, causing windshield hood and post damage. Later June 1 Beatrice Kilburn and Hennah Gavagan collided during a U turn on Church Street with Kilburn cited for improper driving. On June 4 John Labanowski backed into Walter Young near Home Savings Bank, causing minor damage to both vehicles. William Chapones investigated.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Lillian Spendiff Hoosick John Street William Chapones Gavagan Ms. Kilburn Ms. Gavagan Kilburn John Griffin Main Street Elm John Labanowski Davis Street Walter Young River Street Labanowski Home Savings Bank Young

Manchester village joins flood program

Manchester village trustees voted to join the federal flood insurance program and appeal the HUD flood hazard map. The six buildings along the Battenkill East Bank are disputed as the land rises sharply. The village plans interim zoning rules and a public hearing after the July annual meeting. A porcupine climbs a beech tree near the Long Trail is noted in a separate item.

Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development Manchester Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Battenkill County Regional Commission BCRC Burke Stamford

Vermont Agency Revises Endangered Species List

The Vermont Environmental Agency plans a hearing on revisions to its endangered wildlife list. It would remove several species including the moose and add others such as the bald eagle, the Eastern cougar and the Canadian lynx, cutting total protected species from 73 to 65.

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Bennington Banner By Nathan Bachrach Nathan Bachrach Glens Falls Council of Churches Kennedy Adirondack College Mary Kennedy Walloomsac Bertha Hoag Leon Eldred Mary Ellen Hoag SUNY Cobleskill the Adams Catherine Green Smarttan Hospital Mrs Gordon Hoag Alice B. Fitzgerald Paul Nasig Hugo 1 Williamstown, Mass Oscar Stewart Jim Hewson John Marbot David Karen Johnsonville Terry Hoag RCA Kile Cpke N’ Lyice Bennington’s Health Food Center North ST. Benn Sunderland School Board Sunderland Rupert School Board Rupert School The Pownals Pamela Blakeman Arlington Helene Thompson Bruce R. Mears D.V.N Sandra University of Illinois Philip Mears Illinois Chicago Beatrice M. Kilburn Turnpike Road Hennah Church Street Erhshire Manchester Village Gregory G. Burke Northside Drive PEPSI Benn North Bennington Road Bennington, Vermont Mrs. Benton First Bank and Trust Company Barre, Bellows Falls Brattleboro Castleton, Chester Rutland FDIC
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