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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1977

Page

7

Baptism and weekend notices from local families

White Creek infant Sarah Jennifer Lamb daughter of Mr and Mrs David Lamb of Chittenango N Y was baptized at Jermain United Methodist Church. Relatives from Milford Danielson Conn and Monticello Conn attended. Other items note Mrs Walter Hulihan’s niece graduation in Pittsfield Mass Duane Robinson Montreal tour John Rea patient at Mary McClellan Hospital Laurie George weekend visit new job at Loch Sheldrake and Elizabeth Winslow returning to Aberdeen Scotland.

Sarah Jennifer Lamb David Lamb Chittenango N.Y Jermain United Methodist Church Sarah Donald Niles John Griffith Milford Raymond Lamb Danielson Conn Randall Lamb Earl Smith Walter Hulihan St. Josephs High School Pittsfield Mass Claire McMullen Elizabeth Ann Winslow Aberdeen Scotland Elbert Davis West Arlington

Promenadors hold last dance of year

The Williamstown Promenadors western style square dance club will hold the final dance of the season Friday June 24 from 8 to 11 p.m. at Holy Family School in North Adams. Earl Turner of Lenox will be the caller. All square dance club members are invited. Ice cream sundaes will be served. A business meeting will follow and new officers will be elected.

Williamstown Mass

Shaftsbury eyes EDA funds for school and town projects

Shaftsbury plans to use $136,000 in EDA money for a new junior high school addition as the top priority, with renovations to Cole Hall and town offices among secondary aims. Selectmen discuss housing growth, potential regional projects, and the push to file priority requests before Arlington protests. Colvin cites seeking a Burlington firm for the school and notes labor and minority-wage considerations. A town information meeting is promised before a town vote, though a 9th grade return remains a school-level detail to be settled.

Shaftsbury Hidden Valley Ken Corey Cole Hall Colvin Burlington Whittier-Sargent-Webster, Crenshaw & Folley Williamstown Tim Smith EDA Arlington SVSU George A. Sleeman Vermont Buxbaum North Bennington Mt. Anthony Montpelier Neil Cannon Here North Bennington Serectmen Hawkins House Ronal Spivak Spivak

Burr and Burton Seminary Awards Night Highlights

Awards noted at Burr and Burton Seminary include the French award to Vinh Nguyen presented by Lucille Fay. Octi Awards went to Andrea Cross Kerry Camello and Chris Madkour. Library Awards honored Mary Sendra Bart Foster Eugene Bilka David Barney and Chris Madkour. School secretary Frieda Eaves awarded office aides Robin Jarvis Cindy Carrino Sandi Ameden and Lisa Paskiewicz. The piece also mentions bake sale funds aiding malnutrition relief and other campus events and speakers.

Lucille Fay Vinh Nguyen Robert Leslie Andrea Cross Kerry Camello Chris Madkour Margaret Ellis Library Mary Sendra Bart Foster Eugene Bilka David Barney Robin Jarvis Cindy Carrano Sandi Ameden Lisa Paskiewicz Frieda Eaves

Bushey Son Chosen for Special Training at Lackland

Airman Dean E. Bushey, son of a North Bennington couple, has been selected to receive specialized instruction after completing basic training at Lackland AFB Texas.

North Bennington Lackland Afb Tex Dean E. Bushey

Pownal Community Events Schedule And Career Note

The Pownal United Methodist Church choir meets at 7 30 tonight at the church. The Pownal Center Fire Department gathers at 7 30 at its firehouse. A Wal Baby Clinic runs Friday 9 to 11 a m at the Pownal Recreational Community Center. Mr and Mrs George A Bushey earned credits toward an applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force and will attend a language specialist course at Presidio of Monterey California after graduation from Hoosick Falls Central High School in 1976.

Pownal Pownal Center Wal Pownal Recreational Community Center George A. Bushey Air Force Community College of the Air Force Bushey Presidio of Monterey Calif

Harmony Mills tour through Cohoes landmarks planned

A public walking tour sponsored by the Hudson Mohawk Industrial Gateway will explore Harmony Mills housing canals and Cohoes Music Hall. Guides include Richard Allen and David Hartley. Fees are 50 cents for Gateway members and $1 for nonmembers. The assembly point is the overlook to Cohoes Falls behind School Street. Brenda Lee Burnham, daughter of Dr. William Burnham, graduates Emma Willard School and will attend the University of Vermont.

Cohoes Hudson- Mohawk Harmony Mills Canals Cohoes Music Hall Richard Allen New York State Gateway School Street Brenda Lee Burnham William Burnham Ridge Dale Farm Shaftsbury Phyllis Burnham Harwich Mass Emma Willard School Troy N.Y Burnham University of Vermont

Hoosick Area seniors center hosts 13 tables on Monday

At the Hoosick Area Senior Citizens Center Walloomsac Monday, 13 tables were in play. Mr. Purdy won the door prize. In pitch Leon Jones and Irene O Grady shared top honors, while in pinochle Inez Harrison and Roy Draper won.

Hoosick Area Senior Citizens Center Mr. Purdy Leon Jones Irene O’grady Inez Harrison Roy Draper

Vermont Picks Atty Gray And Sheriff McLaughlin For Federal Posts

Sen. Patrick Leahy is set to announce appointments for Vermont's U S Attorney and U S Marshal. William Gray of Pomfret is expected as U S Attorney and Earle Buzz McLaughlin, Chittenden County Sheriff, as U S Marshal. Both would replace Hansen and Cook, appointed by Republicans.

Burlington UPI Patrick Leahy D-Vt U.S Vermont William Gray Pomfret Chittenden County Earle Buzz’’ McLaughlin Marshal Gray Washington George Cook McLaughlin Chris Hansen Hansen Cook White House Gray Leahy

Vermont to Extradite Man Over Bad Check at Auction

Franklin County State's Attorney says Andre Sardelli 39 Italian native will be extradited from Colorado as a Vermont fugitive. He allegedly bought several cows at a Bethel auction with an $11,500 check that bounced last year.

ST. Albans UPI Vermont Bethel Franklin County Ronald Kilburn Andre Sardelli Italy FBI Colorado Kilburn Sardelli

Postal plan in Vermont sparks wide opposition

Vermonters rail against a proposed high speed letter sorter to be installed in Montpelier and Rutland as the USPS deems the move irreversible. Critics warn of job losses and service decline while Gov. Snelling, the congressional delegation, the Postal Workers Union, and local businesses oppose the change.

White River Montpelier Rutland Vermont Richard Snelling Postal Workers Union

Crowley to push plan for maximum security prison

Vermont senator Thomas Crowley plans a 1979 bill to build a maximum security prison on state land in Waterbury. He cites the St Albans Corrections Center and recent inmate escapes, including a fatal police shooting, as rallying facts urging a new facility to replace jails designed for younger offenders.

Windsor St. Albans Crowley

County settles contract dispute with $250 cost of living bonus

Rensselaer County Legislature approved a one year contract giving county employees a $250 cost of living bonus to be paid by December 31 and a $1.87 increase in the county’s share of health insurance. Separately, Judge Conrad G. Cholakis is reportedly being considered for a Republican ticket for a state Supreme Court seat this fall with official endorsements due in September.

Troy Rensselaer County Rensselaer Conrad G. Cholakis State Supreme Court

Berkshire Grand Jury Clears Todd Murder Case Probe

The Berkshire Superior Court faced a three day deliberation as the grand jury reviewed evidence in the Carol Ann Todd murder inquiry with plans to report findings Thursday. District Attorney Matthew J. Ryan voiced uncertainty on indictments and noted two suspects would not be questioned. A separate Pittsfield court suggested a $10 donation from 53 men rounded to benefit Boys and Girls Clubs after a gambling raid, with cases continued and three months probation for each defendant.

Pittsfield Carol Ann Todd Berkshire Superior Court Matthew J. Ryan Todd Ryan Boys’ Club Girls’ Club Benjamin Apkin

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Duane Robinson Montreal Canada Norman Granning John Rea Mary McClellan Hospital Laurie George New Hope Rehabilitation Center Loch Sheldrake Promenadors EDA Money Burr and Burton Seminary Pms The United Nations Julia Booth Peter D. Lukasiewicz August and Frances Lukasiewicz Brown University Lukasiewicz Rhode Island Public Interest Research Group Sigma Xi Children’s Fund Robert Joyce Southern Vermont Art Center Joyce John Newton BBS Boston Aquarium Museum of Science Michael Brown Terri Bruce Donna Bushee George Eno John Gage Marjorie Harrington Terry McLellan David Quesnel Richard Stroebel Daryl Young Pedar Kristianson Alberta Harrington Nancy Casey Susan Zoufaly Judy DeCell Cindy MacDonald Tammy Richard Overton Eleanor Pfeil Eckhard Latz Bennington County Teacher’s Credit Union Bushey Is Hoosick Falls Central High School Walloomsac Gyan Pete Kiesel Rutland, Vt Energy Fem Public Service Corporation C.V. Office Gray, McLaughlin Postal Service New York Judge Eyes High Court Down In Berkshire
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