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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1975

Page

7

Dawson Grist Mill Gallery Opens With Vermont Art Show

Chester Depot gallery begins season with paintings by Gertrude Spelman Gulick of Springfield and ornamental pottery by Richard Foye of South Newfane. The show features landscapes of New England, still lifes, and carved pottery. Opening Saturday at 2 p.m. with artists present. runs through July 11 daily noon to 5 except Mondays, Sundays 1–5.

Chester Dawson Grist Mill Chester Depot Vermont Gertrude Spelman Gulick Springfield New Hampshire Martha’s Vineyard New England Greece Austria England Richard Foye South Newfane Fletcher Farms Craft School Ludlow Ellen Darrow

Arlington plans new route for Fourth of July parade

Arlington officials unveil a revised parade route from East Arlington to the high school athletic field where Gov. Salmon will speak. The celebration features more than 20 floats, animal entries, a pet show, town crier, Miss Bicentennial contest, square dancing, races, and fund prizes with tickets at 25 cents.

Arlington Dick Farrell East Arlington Thomas Salmon Lions’ Club Rescue Squad Enterprise Society of the East Arlington Federated Church The American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary West Arlington Ladies’ Aid Marsh Boys Laundromat Snowmobile Club Martha Canfield Library Lyle Salter Larry Molloy Sandy Corey Tim Williams Roy Crofut

Hoosick Falls Winter Fair draws gifts and prayers

Hoosick Falls residents gather for a Fantastick Fair collection at St. Mary’s High School gym this evening, accepting donations and raffle tickets. Summer church services merge First Baptist and First United Churches, led by Rev. Robert Springer, June 29 through July in United Church, then August at Baptist Church under Rev. Taylor Light. Sunday’s sermon titled Confronted By Choice. United Church picnic set for June 29 at Shield’s Pavilion, Hedges Lake. Hoosick Falls teachers association holds retirement banquet June 17. Nancy Von Haggin retires after 33 years, honored with a golf cart. Pauline Gifford retires, given luggage. Mrs. Von Haggin praised at commencement with standing ovations. valedictorian Sharon Post and salutatorian Susan Wright pay tribute. Senior class gives her a day to remember charm, roses, and a copy of the Vagabond yearbook.

St. Mary’s High School First United Church Robert Springer United Church Baptist Church Taylor Light Shield’s Pavilion Hedges Lake Hoosick Falls Central School Teachers Association LaSaletta Nancy VonHaggin Pauline Gifford Hoosick Falls N.Y Nancy von Haggin von Haggin Sharon Post Susan Wright William C. Waterhouse the Vagabond

Vermont unemployment rate dips to 7.8 percent

Vermont's insured unemployment rate fell to 7.8 percent last week, down one tenth of a point from the previous period. About 12,000 people filed regular benefits with 885 first-time claims. industry breakdown shows 25 percent from trade, 22 percent from service, and 10 percent from construction. Burlington 5.8 percent. St Albans 13.4 percent. Other rates ranged from 6.4 to 9.8 percent across Barre Montpelier, Bennington, Brattleboro, Middlebury, Newport, Rutland, St Johnsbury, Springfield and White River Junction.

Montpelier UPI Vermont State Employment Security Department Burlington St. Albans Barre-Montpelier Bennington Brattleboro Middlebury Newport Rutland St. Johnsbury Springfield White River Junction

Vermont Tourism Boost as Warm Weather Attracts Visitors

Vermont officials report early summer travel interest rising above last year with Welcome Center registrations at Guilford up about 10 percent. Visitors seek bicentennial events in New England, while inquiries also come from the Far West. Highgate Center confirms increased traffic as well.

Vermont Far West Highgate Canadian

Vermont college trustees name interim Castleton president

Vermont State Colleges trustees unanimously appoint Dr Dorothy Burns interim president of Castleton State College effective July 15. Burns 54 and academic dean succeeds Dr Harold Abel who resigns to lead Central Michigan University. The decision followed a three hour executive session at the state colleges central office in Burlington. Burns is the first woman to head a Vermont State College with pay about 25000 dollars yearly.

Burlington UPI Vermont State Colleges Dorothy Burns Castleton State College Burns Harold Abel Central Michigan University State Colleges Central Vermont State College

Voting rule review urged after New York district poll woes

EAST GREENBUSH officials asked for Wednesday to evaluate voting procedures and study changes after June 11 polls turned away over 100 voters for not renewing registration since 1973. Misinterpretation of a 24 month permanent registration led to confusion over two school years versus two calendar years.

East Greenbush Board of Education Robert Niemitalo

Lil Dragon sculpture tops Berkshire summer show at Tanglewood

Forrest Myers of New York City unveils Lil Dragon outside the Shed as part of a four sculptor display from Richmond, New York, Williamstown and Boston Symphony season. Nagare Bertoia and Herbert Ferber join in the rotating exhibit now in its third year of formal summer shows. A second item notes North Adams health officials hosting a free lead poisoning clinic in City Hall with low turnout and calls for more publicity.

LENOX Tanglewood Forrest Myers New York City Myers Richmond New York Williamstown Boston Symphony Orchestra Nagare Bertoia Herbert Ferber North Egremont North Adams City Hall City Health Department Edmond P. Larkin

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