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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1969

Page

6

Deer Problems Discussed By Vermont Officials In West Arlington

West Arlington heard remarks by Local Game Warden Norman Brown and Vermont Fish and Game biologist Larry Garland on the deer issue. They urged careful feeding practices, dog control, and public education while noting Vermont lacks an annual antlerless deer season and offering to arrange talks for groups, including a 4-H project in East Arlington.

West Arlington Norman Brown Arlington Larry Garland Vermont Fish and Game Department Vermont Brown East Arlington

North Shire 222 Hearing Date Is Set

Manchester hosts the 222 hearing on relocating US 7 east of town near a rebuilt VT 11 30 route behind the Jolly Green Joint and over Center Hill or the Barnumville gulf. The meeting is at Manchester Elementary School on April 30 with a likely evening time to be announced. Vermont law requires the hearing to inform residents about the route and land taking.

Manchester Town Center Hill Barnumville Gulf Manchester Elementary School Vermont Highway Department Bennington Shaftsbury Arlington Vt. Highway Dept State Highway Board

Inter Church Group plans trip to Schenectady coffee house

Young people from Hoosick Falls and the Inter Church Group will visit the Dialogue of coffee house sponsored by Emmanuel Baptist Church in Schenectady on Saturday March 15. Cars depart at 6:30 p.m. Reservations with Lorraine Cornell or Susan Elliott. Additionally the World Day of Prayer service of the Hoosick Church Association will be held at Buskirk.

Paul Bedells West Arlington Florida Bedells Dorset Dorset Church Emmanuel Baptist Church Schenectady Lorraine Cornell Susan Elliott The Hoosick Church Association Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosac- Walloomsac Baptist Memorial Hall Ruth Rudd Conservation Committee Almon Hewitt Northeast Phillip Bemis Rensselaer County Extension Service Carol Cassidy Washington Lisle Cottrell

Johnson Wins Road Commissioner Race at Sunderland Town Meeting

Incumbent William Johnson won a three way race for Sunderland road commissioner with 89 votes. Donald Ennis received 40 and Foster Colvin Jr. 19 as 157 of 300 eligible voters cast ballots. Voters re elected all incumbents and approved all articles by Australian ballot.

Sunderland William Johnson Donald Ennis Foster Colvin Jr

Barclay Products Storage Shed Destroyed by Fire in Hoosick Falls

A 5 45 p m fire destroyed a Barclay Home Products storage shed on Center Street in Hoosick Falls. The wooden shed adjacent to a brick building housing supplies burned for about an hour, with damage including broken windows and water damage inside the brick structure. Sprinklers failed to trigger in the shed, possibly due to burned wiring, and ten youths were reported seen in the area days earlier. Maintenance crews from the Cohoes plant will remove debris and repair the brick building. officials say the building and contents are a total loss.

Luther Randy) Rasch Center St Providence Hospital Holyoke Mass Becket Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Massachusetts Hospital Hoosick Falls Hooser Falls N.Y Barclay Home Products Center Street Haynes Bros. Garage Mary Case Barclay Barclay Company Cohoes Barclay Home Products Co

Winhall Selectman Won In Three Way Race At Meeting

Norman Fair elected three year selectman in Winhall after a three way contest that included John Stevens and outgoing official William Coleman. Sixty two of 145 votes cast. Tax rate set at 2.10 with 0.67 for school and 1.43 for town. Beer and wine and liquor votes approved. New and continuing town officers listed. John Stevens elected to multiple posts including second constable and school board seats.

Winhall Norman Fair John Stevens The Conservation Society of Southern Vermont Vermont Guide Service William Coleman Stevens Coleman Eve Lane Thomas Rogers Ruth Lightfoot Charles Sage Aileen Capen Raymond Guttroff Ina Coleman Joyce Ameden

Arlington Winter Carnival Draws Students to Snow Events

Arlington High School hosts a Winter Carnival with snow sculpture contests and class volleyball. A group from Manchester Elementary School tours the legislature and National Life Insurance Co. events include cross country, snowshoe, tug of war, and a Friday dance. Weekend ski and toboggan races conclude the festivities. A silver plate will be awarded for top overall points, aiming to make the event annual.

Arlington — Arlington Arlington Memorial High School Manchester Edna T. Wright William Barry Harvey Dorfman National Life Insurance Co West Mountain Farms Arlington

Landgrove Votes To Stay A Town At Meeting

Landgrove Bennington's northernmost smallest town voted 22 to disband against disbandment to avoid state overseer control. Budgets approved include town 2.62 tax rate with 1.75 for schools and 0.87 for town. officers elected include Samuel Ogden moderator and Raymond Harris tax collector.

Landgrove Bennington County Glastonbury Bennington Ferdinand Bongartz Manchester

Burr and Burton Drama Club to Compete in Rutland

Manchester Burr and Burton drama club will travel to Rutland High School on March 19 to enter two plays in the State One Act Play Contest sponsored by the Vermont Headmasters Association. They will compete against Rutland High School Wallingford High School and Mount St Joseph High School.

Manchester Burr and Burton Rutland High School Vermont Headmasters’ Association Wallingford High School Mount St. Joseph

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