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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1977
Page
9
Town clerk notes as of now not yet registering 200 dogs with several hundred more due by April 2. Rabies inoculations given before October 1, 1974 require reinoculation before licensing for this year. Call for guidance. The date of the notice appears truncated.
The spring Scientific session of the Vermont chapter American Academy of Family Physicians will be March 30 at the Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn starting 9:30 a.m. Dr. John V. Scholan of Essex Junction presides with Dr. Clark W. Bryant of Middlebury as program chair. Speakers include Dr. J. Ward Stackpole of Burlington on Sports Medicine and Adolescence, Dr. R. James McKay of Burlington on Genetic Counseling, Dr. Joseph Dickerman of Burlington on Leukemia, and Dr. McKay on Encopresis and Constipation. A panel and CME credit hours are noted with luncheon by Getty Page.
Hoosick Falls officials invite residents to attend a four day August 4 to 7 celebration marking the 150th anniversary of the village’s incorporation. Events include a gala anniversary ball with Bob Eberly, a 12 division parade, a village history pageant, exhibits and family day activities. A second event on August 13 and 14 commemorates the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Bennington at Walloomsac battlefield park. Details will be announced soon.
Walloomsac residents Kevin and Mrs Bentley visited Goshen with her parents while Colleen Guidon Mary Ellen Hoag and Joseph visited Claudia Fitzpatrick in Plattsburgh. Bentley family stayed with grandmother after their cellar flooded and heat failed. AMM Monty Wolfrum and Mrs Wolfrum with Crystal and Joseph left Tuesday for Eielson Air Force Base Alaska, 5400 miles away.
The Rupert school board will hold its regular meeting on Monday March 28 at 8 a.m. at Rupert Village School. Other notes include birthdays for Hoag Guiden Morrissey and observed family celebrations and several residents traveling or visiting relatives.
CORINTH NY formation announced to promote coordinate local and national snowshoe activities. The group will publish Making Tracks with events calendar and is developing a regional trail system. For more information write P.O. Box 170 RD 1 Corinth NY 12822.
Sgt. Mark Harwood of Shaftsbury joined SETAF in Italy for Operation Roman Holiday. The 509th Infantry trained near Monte Romano north of Rome with parachute drops, dummy bombings by Phantom F 4 jets, and live mortar and artillery barrages. Harwood, recon crewman in Verona, is Mt. Anthony Union High School class of 1973.
The U S Environmental Protection Agency said it will penalize International Paper Co for illegal discharges into Lake Champlain from its Ticonderoga NY mill. EPA spokesman Robert Matthews warned of fines or plant shutdown if public health is at risk, capping a decade long dispute despite a recent agreement limiting future discharges.
Jack Goss Jr. 16 of Bakersfield admitted second degree arson in Vermont District Court for burning his father's dairy barn. A note at the Jan 26 fire apologized but warned the family to evacuate. Investigators matched handwriting from the note to his school records.
Senator Patrick Leahy urged Congress to give states more say on atomic waste storage. The bill would require federal notification to states when sites are considered and bar storage in a state if its legislature objects. He noted rising anti nuclear sentiment and called for a coordinated, safe disposal plan as more towns pass antinuclear resolutions and Vermont lawmakers consider prior approval.
Eastern Magnesia Talc of New Jersey weighing acquisition of the employee-owned Vermont Asbestos Group which runs the local asbestos mine. VAG President Jerome Hammany says Vermont investors will soon counter with an offer. The mine once faced closure by GAF Corp but workers bought it to operate profitably.
In Cohoes, Mayor Ronald Canestrari urged a Common Council to raise his pay from 8000 to 19000 arguing for full-time compensation for full-time work. He had pursued the raise previously but was told a public vote would be required. In Albany, five prosecutors testified in the trial of Henry Wilson, an escaped Great Meadow prisoner who held three people hostage last August.
Maurice E. Callahan & Sons seeks an injunction to stop removal of three North Hoosac Road billboards. The signs face local bylaw prohibitions and a state board ruling as illegal. Berkshire Superior Court Judge Charles R. Alberti will hear Friday arguments on the injunction and the board’s motion to dismiss. In Adams, plans for a Greylock Glen railroad station may be derailed by a foreclosure decree May 31. Alan S. Canter and Gilmore Rudnick holders of a $20,000 mortgage foreclose on Elco Realty Corp., Canter as president and treasurer.
North Adams adds seventh candidate for mayor as retiree John Gattuso enters the race. A sixth contender for city council also emerges, Nicola Costa Jr., retired from the former Williamstown A and P market.
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