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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1972

Page

4

Bennington Rutland panel to hear housing airport beacon plans

The Bennington Rutland Environmental Commission will hold public hearings on two housing developments totaling over 90 units and a Bennington Airport beacon project costing 100 400 dollars. The airport plan includes five hazard beacons on Mt Anthony Whipstock Hill and Vail Hill, a rotating beacon atop Whipstock Hill, new taxiway runway lights and power rights of way. The Shaftsbury subdivision by Gio is near 20 acres with a Chester Denia owner plan for permanent homes, Dorset Hollow Corp seeks 900 acres subdivided for 5 building sites and protective covenants, and Day gift shop expansion with future shops and a restaurant in Sunderland requiring Act 20 permits.

Arlington Bennington County Bennington- Rutland Environmental Commission Bennnington Mt. Anthony Whipstock Hill Vail Hill Bennington Shaftsbury Chester Denia of Shaftsbury Planning Commission Dorset Hollow Corp Dorset Hollow District Commission William T Violet Day Than Allen Sunderland

Manchester Lions 18th annual variety show set for April 28 29

The Manchester Lions announce their 18th annual variety show at Manchester Elementary School on April 28 and 29. Co director Mrs Gertrude Bell of Manchester Center wrote This Is Your Country and the chorus piece Bring Little Happiness. Joseph Stannard accompanies again. over 40 singers and musicians rehearse Tuesdays at 7 PM and Sundays at 2 PM at First Baptist Church.

Manchester Lions. Club Country Gertrude Bell Manchester Center Lion Rudy Heiland Bell

Dorset and Rupert to expand church facilities

Dorset and Rupert United Church plans a $100000 expansion adding classrooms, a study space, and vestry modernization to serve Sunday School, youth, and community groups. Funds include $25000 from legacies and gifts. $75000 sought from donors after approval Feb 24 and trustee meetings. Construction set for summer with Design Group of New Haven handling documents and Environment Design Group supervising.

Dorset United Church William Croikst=k Cruikshank Lncoln Isham Bertha Dillon Ray Foote Women’s Fellowship Idfchen Women's Fellowship Emily Allyn Peggy Abbott Justus DeVries Ernest Edgerton Rosann 'Faste Arthur’ Gilbert Frederick Kennedy James Lee Robert McFall Hal Miller John Stannard DeVries Environment Design Group of New Haven, Conn Jonathon Foste

North Bennington Hockey Banquet Scheduled for March 18

A winter hockey banquet for Vall participants is planned for Saturday March 18 at 5 p.m. in the North Bennington school gym near the Dr. Oakley Frost home in North Henington. Families are asked to bring a severed dish and donate $1 to cover expenses. coffee and milk will be provided.

Dr. Oakley Frost North Henington North Bennington Cathy Wright Nancy Bushee

Manchester Eyes Federal Help for Trash Collector Plan

Manchester may hire a federally funded trash collector under a proposal by Town Manager Oakley K Porter. If approved, the town would apply for Emergency Employment Act funds to establish regular curbside pickup of bottles cans and newspapers, enhancing the existing voluntary recycling program and increasing municipal income. The board plans a final decision at its next meeting March 4.

Manchester Oakley K. Porter Porter Bermington Tissue Co EEA

Shaftsbury selects officers and poles distance plan

Shaftsbury selectmen appoint Hell Reid Charles Peacock and Alfred Wade as fence viewers Lou Levin as town service officer and Herbert Ware as tree warden. At Monday’s meeting they signed routine bills and approved four Roy Whitman suggestions to have poles set at least 22 feet from road centers and not placed in ditches.

Shaftsbury Hell Reid Charles Peacock Alfred Wade Lou Levin Herbert Ware Roy Whitman Telphone

Community Notes Include Birthdays and Visits Across Town

Mr and Mrs Jerome Robert son and Donna of Middlefield Ohio visited the Joseph Thompsons to celebrate Mrs Thompsons 80th birthday and their 5th wedding anniversary. A work meeting is set at Jermal Community Hall on Saturday March 1 with a noon covered dish and 10 am start, garnish brushes requested.

Jerome Robertson Donna Middlefield Uonn Joseph Thompsons Thompson Mrs. Thompson Jermal Community Hall

Hoosick Falls board creates committees to tackle town issues

Hoosick Falls NY town board formed four study committees at a Monday meeting. They include a temporary fighting committee led by Councilman Murphy and Supervisor Shiland to review a district change proposal, plus panels to activate the Planning Board, oversee finances, and assess a multi purpose skating facility once state funds are confirmed. The board also addressed junkyard enforcement, property complaints, and youth program leadership, with appointments to advisory and grievance roles.

Edith Beaumont Murphy John Mahar Shiland Thomas Restino Philip Leonard Leonard Lown James Sennett Justice Resting James Grimel Buskirk Gundrum Grinnel Meisner Restino John Berkoski North Hoosick Road John Burke Telews Board Town Youth Center William F. Rourke John Jenuskevice Town Grievance Review Board Joseph Orr

Do Blood Donor Health Study Sparks City Event

In New York City medics study whether blood donation helps health as Red Cross tightens rules for donors over 63. A March 29 drive at St Margaret Mary’s Church parish center on Route 7 invites seniors to donate 1 to 6 pm with on site snacks and parking. no appointment needed.

New York City Arlinglo Red Cross Hlondine St. Margaret. Mary's Church

Shaftsbury gets new correspondent Lotti Tobler

Shaftsbury welcomes Lotti Tobler a Zurich native and Texas named correspondent. She and husband Arnold with four children live on Myers Road Shaftsbury Vermont. Tobler a substitute teacher and part time cook plans community news features and invites local input at 447-7033.

Shaftshury Shaftsbury Lotti Tobler Zurich Svitzerland Vermont United States Tublers New Jersey New York City Anyirany Tobler Southwest Supervisory Union City College New York

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