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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1974

Page

8

Restaurant near Jelly Mill gains conditional approval

Manchester hearing on Ivan D. Combe’s plan to convert a house next to the Jelly Mill into a restaurant ends with conditional permit. The panel requires drainage eastward, tree replacements, hedging, additional maples, and consultation with the county forester. Septic system approved after on-site review.

Jelly Mill Manchester

Falls board approves budget before midnight deadline

Hoosick Falls Village Board adopted the village budget after working until midnight on April 30. The tax rate remains $14 per $1,000 while the total assessment rises to 15,223,090. General fund is 327,123.26, water 75,301.13, sewer 115,600. salaries gain 5.5 percent with two extra holidays. fiscal year starts June 1.

Hoosick Falls N.Y

Procrastinators Club honors student with free membership

The Philadelphia Procrastinators Club awarded a free membership to Barry Myer, a University of Pennsylvania student, for returning a book found in an abandoned house to the Philadelphia Free Library. The book had last been checked out in 1905 from another library branch.

Philadelphia UPI Philadelphia Procrastinators Club University of Pennsylvania Barry Myer Philadelphia Free Library

Manchester Lions Show Reaps Talent and Profits

Manchester Lions Club hosted its 23rd annual show drawing performers from more than 10 towns including Manchester Dorset Arlington Peru Bennington Bristol Guilford Brattleboro Danby and Rutland. Under Rudy Heiland and Gertrude Bell the two night event raised funds for community projects with prizes awarded to Mary Ellen Toomey and G Murray Campbell.

Manchester Manchester Lions Club Dorset Arlington Peru Bennington Bristol Guilford Brattleboro Danby Rutland Rudy Heiland Gertrude Bell Harry Torrey Baskerville Bell Herbert Trafford Maurice Thompson Laura Heiland Linda DiMonda Mrs. Bell Anthony Romano Esther Five Young Webers Allie Lubin Tom McGibney John Hawkins Jack Dufresne Mary Ellen Toomey G. Murray Campbell Aaron Hill Paul Wilcox Emil Zoufaly Bernard Toomey E. Roger Wilcox Joe Billo McGibney Hawkins Gary Caden Howard Dufresne Nancy Otis Billy Grange Hall Maple Valley Boys Nancy Nutbrown Rex Sheldon Ellen Wilcox Carole McClure Patricia Dupree Tom Linda Griffith Howard Virginia Whittemore Jane Davis Beth Edgerton Arlene Heiland Leo Dorothy Burns Eugene Jolivette Dorothy Grout Barbara Powers Thyra Stannard Don Otis Jim West Fred Grout Ted Cook Wilfred Gilbert Neal Gilbert Bill Gilbert Dan Noble Larry Rhines Scott Wilcox Elizabeth Counsell

North Shire Senior Center Announces Weekly Activity Schedule

JOAN M. JOHNSON notes ceramics classes Fridays at 10 a.m. and Mondays all day at the North Shire Senior Center in Manchester. Bowing continues through May at Center Lanes with a member discount. Weekly scores list Walter Bennett and Dorothy Squires as top performers. Other events include quilting Wednesdays at 10 a.m., a Friday May 10 card party, and a May fundraiser Afghan donation of $1. Executive and board meetings, an art session, and a Len Stokes sing-along are also on the calendar.

Joan M. Johnson Manchester Walter Bennett Dorothy Squires Center Lanes Len Stokes Dorothy Divine St. Paul’s Church Hazel Kitts Wires

Dailey gravel pit plan in Manchester faces strict conditions

William E. Dailey Inc seeks an Act 250 permit for a 35 acre Route 30 gravel pit near Mrs. Lewis West. A long hearing examined noise, access roads, buffer zones, timing, dust and water protection with planning officials and adjacent landowners urging tighter limits and a town road alternative. The commission recessed to draft concrete conditions and a one year deadline to decide on the haul road.

Manchester William E. Dailey Inc District Environmental Commission Dailey Lewis West Planning Commission Sue Burton Tenner Edmund Goodell West Goodell Selectmen Oakley K. Porter Porter Bongartz State Board

Mt Equinox Grange notes April 15 meeting and youth degree work

Mt Equinox Grange 494 of Manchester held balloting for new officers on April 15. Youth degree teams from Washington Pomona 8 coached by Mrs. Charles Mason and Mrs. Russel Stewart led first and second degrees. attendees included multiple Granges, with entries from Mettowee and Taconic. May 14 features Ethan Allen Pomona fifth degree, May 6 a pot luck dues dinner, and May 20 youth night.

Mt. Equinox Grange Manchester Washington Pomona Charles Mason Kathy Demko Vermont Grange Russel Stewart Earle Haynes National Grange Middleton Spa Wells Pawlet Rupert Barre Mettowee Grange Taconic Grange Shaftsbury Battenkill Cold Spring Mettowee Valley Marion Thompson Belle Decker State Home Economics Committee Mt. Equinox Committee Grange Committee Florence Bull Decker Cadoret Demko Ethan Allen Pomona Mt. Equinox Grange Hall The Home Economics Committee Mrs. Snow Sue Snow Edith Kelly Stephen Gould

North Bennington Mrs Joyce Hedding Installed as Matron of Tucker Chapter 38

North Bennington Mrs Joyce Hedding was installed last Sunday as worthy matron and Ralph Lindsey worthy patron of Tucker Chapter 38 OES in ceremonies at the Masonic Temple. Others installed were Marjorie Kenyon associate matron David Hart associate patron Anna Caracciola secretary Marjorie Jones treasurer Opal Lindsey conductress Lois Alleyn Lindsey associate conductress Alice Harrington chaplain Bertha Denio marshal Priscilla Van Werken organist Marion Forst Adah Martha Williamson Ruth Alice Bevis Esther Grace Cherbonneau Martha Dorotheau Hart Electa Rachel Friend warder Elmer Bevis sentinel Retiring patron Marjorie Jones and retiring patron Ralph Lindsey were presented gifts from their officers in appreciation of the work they have done in the past year. The new chapter heads were honored following installation in a candlelight service.

Joyce Hedding Ralph Lindsey Tucker Chapter 38 OES Masonic Temple Marjorie Kenyon David Hart Anna Caracciola Marjorie Jones Opal Lindsey Lois Alleyn Lindsey Alice Harrington Bertha Denio Priscilla van

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