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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1970

Page

7

Snowmobilers Ask Again For Use of Town Roads

snowmobilers seek permission to use seldom used town roads to bypass obstacles and avoid private property. selectmen want state law input and road sign plans. group leader Gary Johnsmeyer proposes marking trees to guide out of state riders. officials urge filing a road list and consult soil conservationist Lawrence Pratt. other topics include Green-Up Day plans, bag distribution for debris, aluminum can value, and tree planting guidelines near roads. next meeting March 23.

Shaftsbury Selectmen Gary Johnsmeyer Soil Lawrence Pratt Johnsmeyer Bernard Loomis

Burglary at HFCS prompts cross state police hunt

Hoosick Falls NY HFCS Principal Philip Leonard and Pittstown NY owner Charles Graveston reported a theft of 558 dollars worth archer equipment from the Central School on February 14. Equipment tied to the burglary was found in Peterborough NH in the battered possession of Leon Balduc, with salvageable quivers only. A NH hearing determined a trial will proceed. two Maine men, William Cady Shea III and Robert Thomas Jamison, are held in Worcester MA on related charges and all three are sought by four states in other school burglaries.

Hoosick Falls N.Y HFCS Philip Leonard Charles Graveston Pittstown Peterborough N.H Leonard Graveston Leon Balduc Central School New Hampshire William Cady Shea III Standish Maine Robert Thomas Jamison Porteland Worcester Mass Massachusetts Holden Brazil

Town Officers Educational Meet In Manchester

Manchester hosts the state wide Town Officers Educational Conference on Thursday March 19 at Manchester Elementary School. Registration runs 9 to 9 45 a m. State level officials discuss common town issues in concurrent sessions for different town officers. All town officers and interested officials welcome.

Manchester Bennington Edward R. Lamb

Pine Cobble Ski Team awards at Williams reception

Pine Cobble School varsity skiers received letters and awards at a Williams­town reception. Athletic Director John S. Gail praised coach Gates Hawn for presenting letters to Eddie Shapiro Amy Shapiro and other team members from North Adams Williamstown Hancock Bennington Shaftsbury Stamford and Shaftsbury. The Ein Kleiner Tiger Award went to Steve Maynard, with his mother accepting on his behalf as he recovers in hospital.

Williamstown Mass Pine Robert J. Jones Steve Maynard George Maynard Pittsfield General Hospital

E Day Group Plans Loyalty Day In Manchester Parade

In Manchester the new environmental action group will urge local clubs schools and groups to join the Loyalty Day Parade on April 26 with the theme Serving the Nation. John West says environmental action fits the national theme and a Green-Up Day meeting will be held soon to mobilize volunteers. County and town crews will haul refuse. contact Town Manager Walter Hazard for participation. Battenkill River cleanup may be postponed. a decision will be announced later about timing and scope.

Manchester Environmental Action Sue Tenner John West West Robert Battenkill

Demolition of Old Buildings Continues in Hoosick Falls

Hoosick Falls New York. Three story Classic Street building once home to New York Telephone Company is being demolished by local contractor Alec Schmigel. Gillespie Block on Main Street will also be torn down. Properties are owned by Hoosick Realty Corp and will transfer to National Commercial Bank and Trust for a parking lot. Lurie Block on John Street bought by William Ruditis for renovations as Ruditis Home Appliances plans to move from Classic Street.

Hoosick Falls N.Y New York Telephone Company Alec Schmigel Gillespie Block Main Street Hoosick Realty Corporation National Commercial Bank and Trust Company McKearin Gillespie Eleanor John Kelly Lurie John Street William Ruditis Ruditis Home Appliances Classic Street Ruditis

Kit Foster To Speak At Republican Women's Club

Mrs Thomas Kit Foster of Bennington will address the Manchester Dorset Republican Women's Club at Burr and Burton cafeteria at 7 30 p m The speaker chairs Bennington League Environmental Quality Commission and Federated Garden Clubs conservation and serves on Vermont Natural Resources Council and Conservation Society of Southern Vermont The public is invited.

Manchester Thomas Kit” Foster Bennington Manchester - Dorset Republican Women’s Club Burr and Burton Foster Environmental Quality Commission Bennington League of Women Voters Federated Garden Clubs Vermont Natural Resources Council Conservation Society of Southern Vermont

Vandalism investigated at Delarey Sales and Service

New York State Police at Center Brunswick investigate vandalism at the Delarey Sales and Service garage on North Hoosick Road around 6 p.m. Monday. A witness saw a car pull in, a man exit, throw a stone at the plate glass window, then drive away. No description of the vehicle or assailant. The garage has had numerous thefts over the past year.

Hoosick Falls N.Y New York Center Brunswick Delarey Sales North Hoosick Road

Routine North Village Meeting Focuses on Budgets and Tax

North Bennington villagers convene at 7:30 p.m. in the firehouse to approve the general fund budget of 19 543 dollars and a highway budget of 25 460 dollars. Trustees propose a 34 cent general tax and 65 cent highway levy, plus a plan to empower future tax rate setting. Discussion includes sinking fund, fire department expenses, and unification effects.

North Bennington Prospect Street Main Street Sage Houghton Streets

Village Water Dept Surplus Reported For Year

The North Bennington Water Department posts income of 44066.60 and expenses of 35623.03 with a 8443.57 balance as the Jennings Deed dictates water rates cover costs. The calendar year basis covers 11 months. superintendent changes and office moves are noted along with a large East Mountain project costing 120483.88 funded partly by loans.

North Bennington Water Department Jennings Board of Water Commissioners Kenneth R. Couch Gerald L. Elwell Couch Elwell Peter Lauzon Stark Paper Co Bonnie Perkins Squires North Bennington Water Department East Mountain

Elks Stag Party Saturday at Hoosick Falls Lodge

Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks hosts Elk of the Year and Old Timers Night with a stag party. A turkey dinner is at 7 30 p.m. followed by the Elk of the Year award and pins for members reaching 25 30 35 40 45 and 50 years. 25 year guests are invited. reservations via the clubhouse. John Delarey is chairman of arrangements.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Lodge of Elks Elks John Delarey

Readsboro Fire Truck Sent Back for Pump Repair

The Readsboro fire truck has been returned to the factory for work on the Darley pump after a malfunction was found during a service in Montpelier. Community notes cover local meetings, fund drives, school projects, church schedules, and town governance updates.

Readsboro Fire Equipment Association Nashua N.H Montpelier South Readsboro Mario

North Bennington group to meet at McCullough Library

North Bennington Villagers Homemakers Extension Group will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. The topic Creative Stitchery will be discussed and Mrs Edward Simonds will demonstrate embroidery of burlap handbags.

Villagers Homemakers Extension Group McCullough Edward Simonds

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