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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1974

Page

7

Arlington Memorial High students propose bicentennial ideas

Arlington Memorial High School students submitted dozens of essays to the Arlington Sunderland Bicentennial Committee contest on How Arlington Should Celebrate the Bicentennial. Ideas ranged from a pedestrian mall and balloon display to parades, historical pageants, workshops in colonial skills, Green-Up Days, youth service, and a town bicentennial flag contest. Excerpts from prize winning and honorable mention essays will be published periodically.

Arlington Arlington Memorial High School Sunderland

Two North Bennington Residents Graduate From Maria College

North Bennington residents Jean E. Peckham and Denise A. Preston were among Maria College graduates. Both earned an associate in applied science degree in physical therapy.

North Bennington Maria College Jean E. Peckham Hall St Denise A. Preston

Hoosick Falls High nets 107 in 101st commencement

Hoosick Falls High School held its 101st commencement in the auditorium Sunday with 107 seniors, the largest class in the district’s history, graduating as the first group to attend every year in one central school since 1961. Worthy prizes and scholarships were presented by Principal William Waterhouse and board members, while valedictorian Kim Nelson and salutatorian Suzanne Leonard led the program with speeches and awards highlighting academic achievement and leadership.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Falls High School H. Luther Everly Joel B. Miller Kim A. Nelson James Nelson Suzanne C. Leonard Philip Leonard James Gary Herrington Deborah J. Boesse Hoag Leo Wayne Houghton John William Houghton Edward Curtice Kaukas Deborah Ann Kelly Thea Ann Kavage Michael Stanley Kwasniak Charles Francis Leeseman Jr Suzanne Carol Leonard Sharon Faith Lockrow Jeffrey Joseph Loomis Michael Leo Mahar Stephen Edward Marchand Yvonne Marie Marcoux Keith William McCart Donna Elizabeth McMartin Dennis John Merrills Richard Allen Moore Stephen Paul Morin Duane Lawrence Neal Sandra Carol Sheldon Christopher Allen Smith Rebecca Ann Smith Richard Leon Smith Daniel Everett Stetson Donald James Sutton James Edward Tilton Melissa Modesta Travis Paul Douglas Valentine Kathleen Ann VanDerKar Lisa Elizabeth Verschoor John Francis Vitro Stephen Henry Volkheimer June Ann Wagar Patricia Jean Waytkus Bruce Wayne Weeden Robert Francis Wells Donald Scott Wyman Leonard Donald Sutton D. James Charles Frazier William Ira Fisk I. Theodore William C. Waterhouse Kim Nelson W. D. Thomas Reader’s Digest DAR American Hstory PTA Hoosick Area Suzanne Leonard Derby Club Alumni Association William Frazier Bausch & Lamb Miss Boyce’s Sprague Electric Sharon Barber Belmer Runkle VFW Gary Allard W. L. Hutt General Mills Kathy Griswold

Hoosick Falls 4-H Members Head to Cornell Congress

Sixteen 4-H Club members from Rensselaer County, including five Hoosick area reps Timothy Herrington Kathy Luke Barbara Marker Kathy Bettis and Mark Scheffer, will join Calvin Herrington of Johnsonville at Cornell University June 26 to 28 for the 48th 4-H Congress with The People Puzzle as the theme. Kathi Anne Hall also plans a transfer to University of Wisconsin Stout to study home economics while Kevin Percy will enter Le Moyne College. at St Marys Academy he played varsity sports and held class treasurer duties.

Joseph Buckley III Julia M. Dewey H. Brad Cole Ruth Gilson PTA Reynolds Barbara Reppel American Legion Harold Shapiro DAR Gail Breese Gregg Shortland Foster Fuel Hoosick Grange Michael Mahar John Hayden Kiwanis Lynn Brownell Karen Sue Cottrell Crisco Co Joseph E. Buckley III Richard Smith Alumni Association Keith Buck Douglas J. Eightey Kevin Kathy Philpott Sterling Silversmith Gerald Schmigel Gardner’s Garage Automotive Eagles Bruce Weeden Thea Kovage Delmar Runkle Barbara Scott John F. Kennedy Michael Kwasniak Hoosick Grange Automotive Bette Coonradt John Vitro Grandma Moses Hannah Gavagan Joseph Salluzzo Sr Jocelyn Cabana VFW Curt Kaukas Walter Eddy St. Stanislaw’s Auxiliary Tina Andrew Edith Craig Reynolds Charles Leeseman Columbia Corp James Herrington Jon Beck Bradford Bisson Andrick Studio Mark Rousseau Mfg. Co Eloise Canzeri Donald J. Ammering USA Rensselaer County Cornell University Hoosick Area Timothy Herrington Kathy Luke Barbara Marker Kathy Bettis Mark Scheffer Calvin Herrington Johnsonville Cobleskill University of Wisonsin-Stout Menomonie Stout Kevin Percy John Percy Abbott St LeMoyne College Syracuse St. Mary’s Academy

Vermont teachers fund praised for conservative gains

Vermont state treasurer Frank Davis oversees a highly regarded teachers retirement fund with about 8000 contributors, earning well over four years through a bond heavy strategy while most funds falter in stocks. Analysts from Thorndike, Standard and Poor’s, Carter Doyle, and A.G. Becker assess the fund as top performing among the nation’s 2000 plans. Davis seeks a fourth term as Republican treasurer.

Davis Teachers’ Fund Bradford Johnson Thorndike, Doran, Paine and Lewis Inc Boston Andrew Carter Standard and Poor’s Carter, Doyle and Co Edmund Burke A.G. Becker and Co. Inc Chicago

AP names new Montpelier bureau manager

William Morrissey is replaced by Dean W. Schott as Montpelier bureau manager. Morrissey, 37, moves to Nashville to become news editor. Schott, 28, arrives from Columbus where he has been an AP newsman since 1970, and is a Canton, Ohio native formerly with the Canton Repository.

Montpelier William Morrissey Associated Press Dean W. Schott Columbus Ohio Morrissey Nashville, Tenn Schott Canton Canton Repository

Kings Backed by Six Counties In Re-Election Bid

In New York the six Republican county chairs of the 29th district reaffirm support for Rep. Carleton King in his bid for an eighth term amid questions about his district office operation and ties to a law firm. King defends paying his son in law James Murphy Jr. 24900 a year as district representative, notes Murphy was hired before an anti nepotism law. He also uses the King Murphy and Fitzsimmons firm name while reporting no income. ABA says public office holders may not use their name in a law firm unless active. Chairs call the charges invalid or none of their business. In Troy, urban renewal and historic preservation clash as the renewal agency and city council transfer ownership of the John P. Ryan building for demolition for a new city hall site, despite preservation concerns and potential loss of federal urban renewal funds.

Troy Carleton King King James Murphy Jr Murphy King, Murphy and Fitzsimmons American Bar Association Rensselaer Saratoga Greene Warren Washington Columbia

Carriage Barn Fire in Berkshire Burns Boy and Destroys Rare Cars

A Saturday morning blaze gutted a Buckley Street carriage barn in Williamstown Berkshire injuring six year old Jeffrey Watson who suffered second degree burns. Seven antique cars were destroyed four were the only ones of their kind. The Sprague estate owner Robert C. Sprague Jr. said kerosene was being pumped from a tanker when a heater pilot light ignited the fuel. The boy remained in fair condition at North Adams Regional Hospital Saturday night.

Williamstown Buckley Street Robert C. Sprague Jr Sprague Electric Co Hague Jeffrey Watson North Adams Regional Hospital

North Adams Deli odor dispute prompts health board probe

North Adams officials agreed to investigate complaints of offensive odors at the West End Deli owned by Arthur Siciliano. The Dudas neighbor the shop and urged action while board members questioned their jurisdiction over odors not posing a public health danger. A compromise to move an exhaust fan toward the Duda home was tentatively discussed. as an alternative the Dudas could pursue a private nuisance case.

North Adams City Health Board West End Duda Dudas

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