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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1967

Page

2

Goddard College Receives Danforth Grant For Library Center

A $5,000 Danforth Foundation grant funds the Goddard College Library Learning Aids Center building project. Groundbreaking is planned this year for a $1.2 million center between the Greatwood and Northwood campuses. The library marks phase two of a $10 million expansion begun in 1963, following Northwood dormitories completed last year at a cost of $1.5 million. The plan includes a Northwood center, gym, theater and third campus to lift enrollment to 750 students.

Plainfield Goddard College Library - Learning Danforth Foundation St. Louis Greatwood Northwood Goddard

Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont plan spring meeting

The Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont will meet at the Dog Team in Middlebury at 10 a.m. on Wednesday March 29 with Mrs. H.A. Mayforth presiding. Plans for the state meeting at the Old Tavern in Grafton June 13-14 will be outlined by Mrs. Charles Clark of Bellows Falls. Theodor Cacioppi will discuss control of automobile scrap in Vermont, with Richmond Karr of the highway department. Lunch follows with Mrs. Norton Barber and committee for discussion of junk cars. The federation includes 18 clubs and about 1200 members.

Middlebury Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont H.A. Mayforth Burlington Old Tavern Grafton Charles Clark Bellows Falls Garden Club Theodor Cacioppi Vermont Cacioppi Richmond Karr State Highway Department Norton Barber Bennington

Hoff to speak at Vermont Highway Users luncheon

Governor Philip H Hoff will address the sixth biennial legislative luncheon of the Vermont Highway Users Conference at the Tavern Motor Hotel in Montpelier at 12 15 p m on Monday March 27. The event covers highway funding, federal state program status, and compliance with the Federal Highway Safety Act. Tickets available from Robert E Garside, secretary and arrangements chair.

Montpelier Philip H. Hoff Vermont Tavern Motor Hotel Keith Wallace Vermont State Farm Bureau Wallace Robert E. Garside Vermont Highway Users Conference State St Montpellier

Vermont House OKs 3.7 Million Bond Plan for Highways

The Vermont House approved a bill to issue 3.7 million dollars in bonds to be matched with federal funds for construction of interstate, federal aid primary, secondary and urban highways in fiscal 1967. A separate measure allowing supervisory unions to form joint programs at mutual cost was also approved, with approval at the relevant town meetings.

Montpelier UPI

Fire destroys eight room home of Mr and Mrs Churchill

Authorities investigated a Wednesday blaze of unknown origin that completely destroyed the eight room home of Alan and (Mrs) Churchill in Perkinsville. No injuries were recorded as firefighters from Springfield seven miles away fought the flames and saved surrounding woods while the Churchill family was away with two children.

Perkinsville API Alan Churchill Springfield Karl Schoolcraft Churchills

Rockefeller Proposes Capital District Parks Region Plan

Albany Governor Rockefeller urges creation of a Capital District Parks Region to run a vast outdoor recreation network. A bill would reorganize the state into 12 regional park commissions, with the 11th region including Albany and nearby counties and portions of surrounding counties. NYC would form the 12th region. In Glens Falls, Leo Joseph Murray, recently convicted of robbery first degree and assault second degree, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in Dannemora’s Clinton Prison and 2.5 to five years on the assault count for the Sept 17 1965 laundromat beating and theft of a pocketbook.

Albany Rockefeller Capital District Albany, Rensselaer Schenectady Schoharie Montgomery Washington, Fulton, Saratoga Greene Counties Adirondack and Catskill Parks New York City Glens Falls Leo Joseph Murray Clinton Dannemora Alexander P. Robertson Warren County Murray Rita Joubert DeMaris

Hoosick Falls Country Club elects new officers

Atty. George E. Dougherty Jr. was elected president at the Hoosick Falls Country Club meeting. Joseph Carelli was named vice president Frederick J. McGuire treasurer and Daniel J. Boylan secretary at the Monday night directors gathering.

Hoosick Falls

Berkshire urban renewal seeks town meeting approval

Adams notices urge four articles for urban renewal funding and building acquisitions including Berkshire Bank and First Agricultural National Bank properties. The plan calls for razing the bank buildings as part of beautifying the central business district and requests 3000 for survey and planning funds.

ADAMS Redevelopment Authority ARA Berkshire Bank & Trust Co First Agricultural National Bank Bank

Albright Questions Resolution in Vietnam Debate

Rev. Roger Albright of Burlington says a House General Committee Vietnam resolution is ambiguous and condem natory. He cites eight debatable areas, criticizes calling the conflict a vicious war, and questions references to past and current presidents’ Southeast Asia policies. He argues the clause condemning those who divide could target Sen. George D. Aiken.

Burlington API Vermont Church Council House General Committee Roger Albright Vietnam Congress Rev. Albright U.S George D. Aiken R-Vt Johnson

Delaying Action Fails to Halt Bill Raising FPCA Interest to 7 Per Cent

In Montpelier Gov Hoff fronts a bill to lift FPCA loan interest to 7 percent as the Senate passes it amid delay attempts. The measure, backed by Sen Hayes, aims to let the farm credit group charge a higher, yet feasible, rate while banks show lower national rates. A separate Senate vote also outfits public access to unemployment records for officials, with confidentiality preserved.

FPCA Senate Farm Credit Vermont George Hayes D-Franklin Allan Angney Bennington Farm Credit Act

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