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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1972

Page

4

Village board tackles long agenda of Falls business

Hoosick Falls Village Board handled bids for fuel and stone and discussed property cleanup at 6 Fisk St. They approved a fire department custodian, traffic rules near fires, and water sewer hookups for Norman Greenberg. A health district crackdown on open burning was announced along with a new village map and Route 7 improvement talks. A public meeting with state officials on Route 7 is planned for next Wednesday.

Byedith Buaumont Housick Falls N.Y Hoogick Falls Blue Flame Gas Service Foster Fuel Service Iran Millington and LaPorte Stone Commissioner of Public Works Sprague Fisk St Police Department Norman Greenberg Benrington Webster Avenue Saratoga Street Greenberg Lmits Lower John Street Severson County Health Department Wever Renssulaer State Health Department Sheriff's Department State Department of Transportation High Street Higer Street Corps of Engineers North Adams Homle Hoosick Falls Hoosick Oteidge Arthur Hyde John A. Murphy Hoosick Falls Central School

Pownal church hosts rummage sale with multiple events

The Ladies Tellership of the North Pownal Congregational Church sponsor a rummage sale Friday 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the church. Proceeds fund new books and additional church activities. Local services shift as Rev. Hubbard attends a conference in Poultney. Choirs rehearse in nearby churches and membership classes meet Thursday afternoon.

North Pownal David Hubbard Pownal East Dorset North Pownal Congregational Church

Hoosick Falls Hospital Patients and Local Notices

Hoosick Falls resident George Wolfrum of East Hoosick is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Louis Scieneski of 59 Mechanic Street is a patient at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge. The village highway department will hold Friday cash pickups in the village every other Friday starting May 19, announced by Highway Committee member William Baker. The Hoosick Falls Youth Ad variatory Council will sponsor a three mile bicycle race on Sunday, June 11 at 2 p.m. on Main Street, with registrations this Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in the Municipal Building board room. Prizes will be offered. race approval was granted by the village board Tuesday night.

George Wolfrum East Hoosick Putnam Memorial Hospital Louis Scieneski Mechanic St Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge William Baker Hoosick Falls Vatory Council Main Street Village Board

Falls teachers approve $200 pay hike in new contract

Hoosick Falls Central School teachers ratified a new contract by a 6 to 5 vote and the board accepted it as final. The agreement increases the minimum salary, adds an $800 longevity step for 20 years at HFCS, updates pay scales for B A and M A degree holders, and raises extracurricular activity salaries and adult education wages.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Falls Central School Board of Education

BCRPC Officers to Be Elected at Dorset Meeting Tonight

Arlington The Hennington County Regional Planning Commission meets at 7 30 tonight at Dorset Elementary School to discuss regional planning in Vernont. Guest speaker David C Emery state development official and community affairs commissioner will speak. Public meeting with reports on a proposed Bennington County community college and regional vocational training, plus elderly needs planning. Annual officer elections and bylaws vote on the agenda. Ferdinand Bongartz nominated for a second BCRPC chair. Gov. Davis recently appointed him to the Bennington Environmental Commission amid a reorganization order.

Arlington Hennington County Regional Planning Commission Dorset Vernont David C. Emery State Agency of Development and Community Affairs Bennington County BCRPC Willam Bingham UVM Rutand Ferdinand Bongartz Manchester Gov Davis Bennington _ Environmental Commission Bennington Rutland

Three grads are all in the family

Three O'Brien siblings prepare for college degree ceremonies on May 27. Edward O'Brien will earn Doctor of Podiatric Medicine in Cleveland from Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine. Paul D. O'Brien will receive a BLS in liberal arts earth science from SUNY Oneonta. Monica R. O'Brien will gain an AAS in secretarial science from Cobleskill.

Edith Beaumont Oneonta Monica R. ‘Brien State University At Cobleskill AMS Hoosick Falls Central School O'Briens Marcie RFCS Wendell Carey Bennington O'Brien Severance Hall Cleveland Onis O Brien Weinberg Kaplan Laurel Bowie Annapolis Gia Sandra Messina Staten Island Eric Paul D. O'Brien HFCS New York State University Monica H. O'Brien Orange Key

Birz and Burton Seminary sponsors Warlord concert

The Birz and Burton Seminary junior class hosts Warlord at Manchester Elementary School Gymnasium Friday night. Admission is 1 dollar. tickets from Allen Markey at 362-1683 or at the door if available. Warlord is a well known New Jersey rock group with a diverse range.

Manchester Birz and Burton Seminary New Jersey Warlord Garden State Johnny Winters Allman Brothers Allen Markey

Manchester Town Clerk Notes on Dog Licenses and Found Items

Manchester Town Clerk reports dogs not registered will be turned over to selectmen to issue warrants for pickup and disposal. Residents urged to license dogs promptly to avoid loss of the animal. Fishing licenses required for ages 15 and over. hunting licenses required for all ages. State Clerk and Treasurers meeting led to office closure. Manchester town clerk elected association president. Memorial Day closure announced with May 29 office shutdown.

Manchester Montpelier Burr and Burton

Woodford lands value cut after Grievance Day hearing

Bennington town officials in Woodford saw land value for town ownership drop from 17 000 to 51 000 during a Grievance Day hearing after a town wide reappraisal. Town Manager Edward R. Lamb urged the selectmen that 38 000 was fair and was praised for obtaining the reduction.

Woodford Bennington Edward R. Lamb Lamb Begnington Lam

North Bennington First Communions At St John’s

North Bennington Mothers Day service at St John’s Roman Catholic Church marked by six first communicants from a class of 20. After the 9 a.m. Mass a breakfast and coffee hour followed. Teachers are Mrs Gerald McCue and Margaret Harris.

St. John’s North Bennington Gerald MrCue Margaret Harris Mary Powell

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