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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1970
Page
7
The Hoosick Falls Central School teachers accepted the 1970-71 Board contract by a 47 to 4 ballot among about 80 eligible voters. The deal covers 89 teachers and $913,375 total, with a $400 raise per teacher plus $250 to $350 extra for 14 step increments, averaging about $700 more per teacher.
A collage of sayings on love, thrift, and local commerce plus a plug for Eastern Storage sheds at 1788. The piece blends light humor about marriages and friends with ads for home goods and a school salary schedule noting a $400 rise and multiple state teacher pay scales.
Vermont Water Resources Board will hold a hearing in Franklin village at the town Hall on Tuesday at 7 30 p m to discuss Lake Carmi water level rule changes. A second hearing will consider reconstructing a concrete dam at the lake outlet to protect water levels on state land. The dam has been purchased by the department and will be rebuilt to maintain lake level stability.
White Creek Mrs. William Telford and son William Jr. visited the Donald George family Sunday. Mrs. Maurice Taber recently called on Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Taber in Oneonta for a social visit.
Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter DAR met Saturday in Baptist Memorial Hall with officers and chairmen delivering annual reports. Dorothy Howe and Florence Sweet won 3 year director terms and were installed by Past Regent Hazel M. Hill. A memorial service honored Past Regent Elnora Dillon, with Beryl Monty filling the unexpired term. MARLBORO Marlboro College to sponsor May 19 concert at 8 p.m. in the Music Auditorium featuring Paul and Marjorie Wooster and Michael Shak. Concert highlights Beethoven Mendelssohn pieces. Wooster and Shak noted Juilliard and Manhattan School backgrounds. no admission charge. National defense note by Mrs Lisle Cottrell discusses Jenkins Lloyd Jones piece. Regent Henry R. Sheldon presented a certificate to Hazel Hill for publicity work. Dessert luncheon preceded the meeting. next session set for June 13 with an Americanism award to a local citizen.
The local Alumnae Association of Miss Porter's School met at Mrs. Willard Dickerson's home in Williamstown. Warren S. Hance spoke to 20 members from southern Vermont Albany and Berkshire County. A box lunch followed. Next year the meeting will be at Mrs. Crawford Campbell's home in Loudonville New York.
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