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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1975
Page
6
Vermont state health officials report a leap from 12,000 to 20,000 decay free children in two years. A 1973 74 survey of about 14,000 fourth and sixth graders found 84 percent had dental disease and 44 percent had unmet needs.
North Adams hosts an informational meeting on Camp Abnaki at the Northern Berkshire YMCA on Friday April 11. Norman Van Gulden, director, will present slides and answer questions about the Vermont State YMCA boys camp, with a splash party at 7 pm and the slide show at 8 pm, followed by refreshments.
Waterford Historical Museum hosts a three week seminar series titled A Survey of New York Furniture at 10 30 a m on April 9 16 and 23. Dr Roderick Blackburn William Pillsbury and James Kettlewell will lead discussions with color slides and focus on authenticating pieces and finishing. Tuition is seven dollars with registrations to Lena Cremisio at 80 Second Street Waterford NY 12188.
North Bennington School Board debated the Mt Anthony budget for 1975 1976 without voting. The panel noted a 9.59 percent increase from last year and a $114000 cut from the original $3.26 million, largely due to renovation costs at the former Bend i building. The board discussed moving Mt Anthony program to Catamount School property and reducing rents, while approving minor equipment purchases and faculty arrangements. They also referenced proposed state education reforms and planned a follow up April 24 meeting.
Thomas Cashin and Lawrence Murphy Jr. renovated the second and third floors of the Salluzzo block at 22 24 Classic Street, Hoosick Falls. The 1852 brick building was sound, so they preserved its structure while converting the upper floors into seven modern apartments with Tim Gurdon Construction Co. aiding the plan.
Danby and Mount Tabor voters approved the Union District 23 revised budget of 146,913 after a brief meeting with about 40 attendees. The February session had demanded a ten percent cut, achieved by district directors led by Supt. Ed ward F. Houlihan.
Broadway figure David Merrick sues Paramount Pictures for 7.5 million alleging he secured film rights to The Great Gatsby in 1971 and assigned them to the project. He says Paramount substantially prevented production and delayed work from August 1972 to June 1973, undermining his ability to take other assignments.
About 20 locals gathered at Bennington Battlefield Park to plan the August 13 and 14 1977 Battle Day celebration. Attendees included BAR representatives Robert Mulligan and Mrs Marion Daigle, and organizers Miss Christina Stevens and Warren Broderick.
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