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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1973

Page

3

State orders 11 Ferris Block tenements emptied by July 15

Morrisville officials led by Health Commissioner Robbins condemn 11 apartments in the Ferris Block after inspections found no hot water failing heat and many sinks showers inoperable. One ceiling crumbling and evidence of rodents and trash in hallways trigger the order. four ground floor businesses spared. Tenants may return once conditions improve. Don Schmuck of Old Greenwich and Louis Ferris face earlier charges. Schmuck tied to Pennsylvania firm.

Morrisville UPI Ferris Black Thony Robbins Robbins Ferris Block Donald Schmuck Old Greenwich Robbing Schmuck Pennsylvania

Funeral Held for Mrs Cordia WN West Dorset Resident

The funeral for Mrs Cordia WN West longtime Dorset resident was held Monday at 2 p.m. at Brewster Funeral Home with Rev Hal Miller of the Congregational Church of Dorset and Hast Rupert officiating. Attendees included David Gilbert Morris DePew and Francis Monroe among others.

Cordia WN West Dorset Brewster Funeral Home Hal Miller Congregational Church of Hast Rupert

Driver escapes injury in Route 7 crash near Arlington

A 15 or 16 year old Manchester girl lost control on Route 7 in Arlington, overturning her Plymouth station wagon. She and witnesses Sherman Reed Ernest Edgerton and Charles Nichols of Dorset reported no injuries. Burial followed at Maple Hill Cemetery with committal prayers by Rev. Miller. Mrs West died Saturday in Rutland. A memorial service for Mrs Olla Allison Glenn of Mt Aeschis East Dorset was held at Zion Episcopal Manchester. Canon Robert J. Clayton officiated. later burial was at South Village Cemetery East Dorset. Mrs Glenn, a noted horsewoman and violinist, died at her home Sunday.

Manchester Arlington Marlene M. Lennihan Sherman Reed Ernest Edgerton Charles Nichols Dorset Maple Hill Cemetery Mr. Miller West Rutland Tisley Zecher Albert Webb James Campbell George Osborne South Village East Dorset Glenn James H. Glenn

Piano Students Present Evening Concert at Park Tonight

A Park recital features Mrs Roe van der Linds students performing numerous works by Bech, Bach, Liszt, Mozart, Kabalevsky, and others. Highlighted pieces include Bach inventions, Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 6, and a Brahms piece with guest artist Eric Bartlett from Marlboro.

Roe van der Linds the Park Bech Bach Peter Calabro Bruce McKenna J. P. VanderKerkhove Shubert Tazha van derLinde Sheila McCullough Barbara Marker Red Barrett Mozart Eileen Ryan R. van derLinde Michael Adelson Franz Liszt Kahalevsky Fotis Avellighy Cathy Marker Kabalevsky Erica Linde Geoffrey Lechee Eric Bartlett Marlboro Hapeavin i Brahms Radar Rein van der Linde

Colby College New Hampshire names change announced

New London New Hampshire Colby Junior College for Women will rename to Colby College New Hampshire this Sunday marking the sixth change in Colby’s 136 year history. The institution, now granting four year degrees and admitting men, began as New London Academy in 1837 and has carried multiple names through the years. Enrollment last year stood at about 600.

New London Colby Junior College For Women Colby College New Hampshire Colby Tyro New London Academy New London Literary and Scientific Institution Colby Academy Colby School For Girls Colby Sunior College For

Gile elected by teachers group in Vermont education circle

Kenneth G. Gile an industrial arts teacher at Mt. Anthony Union High School was named vice president for classroom teachers in the American Industrial Arts Teachers Association. Since arriving in Bennington in 1968 he has led local and state education efforts and helped develop Mt. Anthony’s industrial arts program. He previously led New England industrial arts teachers and Vermont’s industrial arts teacher of the year. He lives in Pownal with wife Patricia and daughters Kim Nicky and Pamela.

Kenneth G. Gile Mt. Anthony Union High School American Industrial Arts Teachers Association Gile Bennington Bendi Mt. Anthony New England Industrial Arts Teachers Association Vermont Patricia Southwest Vermont Education Association Pownal Kim Nicky Pamela

State-aid reform debated to boost poorer districts

In Montpelier the House Education Committee studied an amendment to the Miller formula for state aid. It would reward districts that spend around the state average per pupil and limit exceeding districts. Washington County could see the biggest impact where 11 districts spend above the average per pupil.

Joe Washington County

Skulls Found Near Nisenmarks Park Linked to Decade-Old Death

Two hikers reported a human skull atop beer cans near Nisenmarks State Park to Santa Com County detectives. Investigator Ben Seibel said the skull belonged to a man who had been dead about ten years, and the tone suggested restraint rather than excitement.

UPI Nisenmarks State Park Santa Com County Ben Seibel

Welfare group sues for higher aid standards in Vermont

The Vermont Welfare Rights Organization sues in Washington County Court claiming the Department of Social Welfare did not adjust living standards to rising costs. It seeks court ruling on legality of setting thresholds for over 29 000 recipients and argues current limits deny Medicaid and welfare benefits. The suit also requests legislative setting of standards and adequate funding.

T. Albans UPI Vermont Welfare Rights Organization Washington County State Department of Social Welfare VWRO Beverly Moore Iff Social Welfare Department Vermont Welfare Department

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