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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1976
Page
6
In Shaftsbury veterinarians Pat O Mara and George Glanzberg report four to five pellet wound treatments this year. They say many cases stem from neighbor feuds or unsupervised youths using animals for target practice, a risk noted as this region pursues a week of kindness to animals.
Hancock Shaker Village in Massachusetts is honored as a new commemorative U S Postal Service envelope features a Shaker rocking chair silhouette and three colonial tools. Designer Arthur Congdon created the design, part of a bicentennial series praising American craftsmen such as homemakers and farmers.
Shaftsbury Elementary hosts two gym shows this week for grades K to 3 on Tuesday at 7 p.m. and grades 4 to 4 on Thursday at 7 p.m. The Shaftsbury PTA plans a June 5 school auction to fund a stage backdrop. donors should contact Mrs. Robert Dubrowski or Mrs. Walter Ostrander. An envelope with a rocking chair design, linked to Shaker communities, is noted by the Postal Service. Aug. 6 is the issuance ceremony at Round Barn, Village. First-day cancellation requests go to Craftman Envelope Postmaster Hancock MA by Aug. 6 with 15 cents per envelope, checks preferred. Collect envelopes sized appropriately. include self-addressed labels for returns. The St. Mary's Academy Athletic Booster Club Hoosick Falls will host an Adult Dance at the high school gym this Saturday at 8 p.m., $5 per couple, with refreshments.
Stratton Mountain ski area outlines expansion including a 3,850-foot chairlift to replace the novice T-bar, plans for a day skier complex, and a new convention center. Donald Tarinelli leads management after Harvey Clifford’s departure, with Herbert O. Smith as president. Tennis clinics by Newcombe and Mabry are slated, and a $300,000 Stratton-John Newcombe Tennis Center aims to boost summer business.
Vermont controversy over pornography spreads to Rutland as Aldermen are to review petitions protesting an adult book store opening later this month. Stores in Williston and Berlin faced opposition. Berlin Health Board orders one closed as a health hazard.
The Shaftsbury Garden Club will meet at the United Methodist Church Shaftsbury at 7 30 p m Wednesday John Page will be guest speaker Selectmen hold this week's regular meeting Tuesday evening at 8 instead of tonight Shaftsbury VT United Methodist Church Shaftsbury guest speaker John Page Shaftsbury Garden Club contact Shaftsbury number 442 9534
Daniel Smith of Londonderry earned first honors on the Grade 8 boys list at Kurn Hattin School Westminster for the recently completed academic semester.
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