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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1976

Page

6

Thumbs up for fire truck and sidwalk decision at village meeting

North Bennington voters approved buying a new fire truck and overturned a plan for a Water Street sidewalk. About 50 residents crowded the stormy meeting, with a moderator chosen in the absence of Lawrence Powers. The village faces a $4,600 delinquent Economy Graphics tax and $20,000 in school taxes, impacting a $53,000 budget and tax rate timing. Voters also funded library, clerk, auditors, trustees, and the Sage City Symphony, while delaying the sidewalk project and reallocating funds to the fire truck fund. The fire department will seek a replacement pumper with a ceiling of $45,000, supported by a $38,000 fund before delivery in six months to a year.

Elizabeth Dwyer North Bennington Lower Water Street Prospect Street Hill Lawrence F. Powers Vermont Fred Welling Economy Graphics Economy Graphic Welling Charles O’leary Green Mountain Furniture Inc Vermont Industrial Buildings Authority Chuck McCullough Library Sage City Symphony Bennington Opportunity Council BOC Bennington Town Village Highway Department Prospect Street John Lowie Carl Jolivette Gus Ayers Jolivette Lowre Stone Church Arthur E. Wickenden Harry Moon John Miller Carl Willis John Kennedy Jr Jr Phoebe Crosier Wickenden Lloyd Pratt Edward Legacy Jr Donald Cherbonneau Jolivette and Lowre Lerner North Bennington North Village

Stadlmayer plan for 24 unit motel reviewed in Manchester

Fritz and Dorothy Stadlmayer seek a 24 unit motel and restaurant on seven acres on Route 7. The Bennington District Environmental Commission will hear the proposal on March 23 at 1 30 p m. The $150000 project includes a 20 seat restaurant 15 seat lounge tennis courts and a pool. Zoning has granted a partial variance and Act 250 approval is pending as a related lawsuit continues in county Superior Court.

Manchester Fritz Dorothy Stadlmayer Winhall Bennington Stadlmayers Seven Acres Mildred A. Cornell Saddle River N.J District Commission Manchester Iba Bennington County

Two-Car Collision Side Roads Walloomsac Route 67

In Hoosick Falls area on Route 67 a two car crash occurred Tuesday at 4 10 p m as Sandra Patterson 31 of West Mount Road Shaftsbury lost control and collided with Raymond Rogers 44 of Hoosick Falls no injuries were reported State Police at Center Brunswick investigated A separate single car crash on Route 22 in Walloomsac involved Sylvia Ackerman 64 and her daughter 6 both en route to a doctor. both accidents attributed to icy conditions with several other incidents noted on Route 7.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Walloomsac Sandra Patterson Sylvia Ackerman High St Joline Ann Ackerman Sheriff’s Department Hoosick

Hoosick Grange Notes Show Table Talk Theme

Hoosick Falls New York Hoosick Grange held a meeting with table talk segments led by Mrs Taylor Light and Mrs Walter Baker. N Clifford Cottrell shared Hoosick Falls recollections and lecturer Mrs Wilfred Knapp presented How Much Is a Farm Wife Worth with Texas slides.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Grange Taylor Light Walter Baker N. Clifford Cottrell Wilfred Knapp Texas Master Wesley Hall

Falls election yields Murphy Pokines and Jenuskevice wins

In Hoosick Falls Village Election independent candidates Murp hy and Pokines along with Democrat Jenuskevice secure trustee seats as independents retain a 4 to 3 majority. Voter turnout was low with 1,294 ballots cast across four wards amid weather woes and unaffiliated affidavits to be counted later.

Edith Beaumont Hoosick Falls N.Y Independent Party Rensselaer County Board of Election Mike Fern James Ryan Board of Election Donald Bogardus Francis Murphy Murphy Anthony Pokines John Jenuskevice Hoosick Falls Village Murphy Pokines Jenuskevice Davendonis Brewster Schneider

BASES summer program at Windham College Putney

Windham College in Putney launches BASES Basic Academic Skills for Educational Success a five and a half week summer program addressing core skills. Courses include College Level Mathematics Skills Developmental Writing Study Skills and Developmental Reading and Effective Speaking with career counseling and campus activities.

Windham Putney Windham College BASES Stephen Herman

Pownals Choir Rehearsal and Town Board Meeting Planned

The Pownal Baptist Church hosts a choir rehearsal at 6 30 tonight followed by a weekly prayer meeting at 7 30. The board of selectmen schedules a meeting Thursday at 5 p m at the town office. Navy engineman first class Ernest R Langlais, son of Marcel A Langlais of Castle Hill North Pownal, graduated from Diver School at San Diego Naval Training Center learning underwater equipment use and maintenance, diving physics and physiology, first aid and underwater work skills.

Pownal Baptist Church Navy Ernest R. Langlais Marcel A. Langlais Castle Hill North Pownal Naval Training Center San Diego Calif Hoosick

Navy Recruit Shays Graduates At Orlando Training Center

Navy Fireman Apprentice Scott S. Shays, son of Mr. and Mrs. H J Shays of North Pownal, completed recruit training at Naval Training Center Orlando Florida. The program covered seamanship military regulations firefighting close order drill first aid and Navy history.

Navy Scott S. Shays H.J. Shays North Pownal Naval Training Center Orlando Fla

Danby School Board to Meet Thursday at Currier Memorial

The regular BRSA meeting will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Currier Memorial School.

Danby Currier Memorial School

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