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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1975

Page

7

Pownal and Brattleboro Community Notices Highlight Local Events

The Pownals announce a 8 p.m. firehouse meeting of the Pownal Fire Auxiliary and a series of community listings. Brattleboro hosts the 24th annual Brattleboro Music Center Concert Series with John Buttrick piano recital at 7 30 p.m. in West Village Meeting House. Subscriptions cost 18 dollars for six concerts, 4 dollars for youths, with tickets at area stores and by mail. Other items include church rehearsals, a Rap Group meeting at the Pownal Recreational Center, a preschool workbee for a Christmas bazaar, a Ladies Guild rummage sale at the Pownal firehouse, and a Holiday Bazaar at East Pownal Fire Auxiliary. Hoosick Falls police report minor accidents including a rear-end hit on a Grand Union parking lot.

Brattleboro Brattleboro Music Center John Buttrick West Village Meeting House West Brattleboro Buttrick Philadelphia Rudolf Serkin Isidor Philipp Beveridge Webster Juilliard School Franck Ladies Guild of Our Lady of Lourdes Church Pownal East Pownal Bennington Methodist Church Hoosick Falls N.Y Bill Knapp Grand Union

Hoosick Falls Police Report A String Of Local Incidents

Hoosick Falls police report multiple incidents including a hit and run on Church Street near the County offices, a right turn crash at Hovey Avenue and White Street, and an arrest spree involving drivers and pedestrians. Persons named include Weyers, Cusson, Peabody, Schmigel, Martelle, Nolan, Carswell, Frank, Allen, and Lothspeich with charges ranging from leaving the scene to speeding and public intoxication. Various arraignments and jail detentions followed.

Walter Cusson Box 22 Hoosick Falls Robert Peabody Scott St Hovey Richard Schmigel Pownal John Street Joseph Martelle Nancy Nolan Schmigel Victor Frank Manning Blvd Albany Main Street Frank William Fitzpatrick Rensselaer County Fitzpatrick

Community Visitors and Local News Spotlight

White Creek residents note visits from Paul Bellemare and Joyce Bellemare Middletown area guests. Hulda Robertson and Donna from Middlefield. Martin Nielsen of Wilmington Vermont. Bendix Johannson of New York City. Lanesboro hosts Walter Hulihan. Norma Travis and Melissa of SUNY Oneonta visit home. Gordon Nesbitt returns after summer at Hedges Lake. Earl Perry from Cobleskill home for weekend. Farm Bureau Kitchen Conference No 2 held at Maurice Perry home on Oct 28. Jermain Methodist Youth Fellowship escorted young children in costumes and held a Halloween party at the Jermain Community Hall. Coast Guard Seaman Apprentice Douglas S Zecher graduates Hospitalman School at the Coast Guard Academy New London Conn. 24 weeks of training including first aid patient care lab pharmacology anatomy and physiology. Joined Coast Guard January 1975.

Joseph Thompson Howard Paul Bellemare Joyce Hulda Robertson Donna Middlefield, Conn Martin Nielson Wilmington, Vt Bendix Johnnason New York City Coast Guard Douglas S. Zecher I. Stanford Zecher Jr Overlook Road Manchester Center Hospitalman School U.S. Coast Guard Academy New London

Mixed Vermonters split on Gov Salmon in poll

A statewide telephone poll of 800 Vermonters for the Burlington Free Press shows 36 percent favorable and 36 percent unfavorable toward Gov. Thomas Salmon, with 19 percent neutral and 9 percent undecided. The poll was conducted Oct 20 to 22 by Decision Research Corp. of Wellesley Massachusetts. ST. ALBANS UPI Bonnie Lee King, 19, of Fairfield was sentenced to 10 to 25 years for the October 1974 shotgun slaying of Lawrence Juaire in Franklin County Superior Court. Her boyfriend Gerald Max Ryan, 32, of Fletcher, awaits trial for first degree murder after being accused of counseling King to shoot Juaire.

Burlington UPI Thomas Salmon Burlington Free Press Free Press Decision Research Corporation Wellesley Massachusetts ST. Albans Bonnie Lee King Fairfield Lawrence Juaire Miss King Franklin County Wynn Underwood Gerald Max Ryan Fletcher Juarire

Champlain Valley town names third police chief in two months

Shelburne promotes Detective Thomas Powers to an 11500 a year post after Lawrence DeCecco quit within six weeks. Police history traces to August when Chief George Elwood resigned to lead a state training council.

Shelburne UPI Champlain Valley Selectmen Thomas Powers Lawrence DeCecco George Elwood State Law Enforcement Training Council

Renters push for a voice in Rensselaer County bids

In Troy New York tensions rose at a Monday meeting as Civil Service Employes Association leader Joseph Lazareney decried a $100 yearly raise plus longer hours for many workers. County Executive William J Murphy defended the offer as a starting point and budgeted settlement. In a separate Troy housing panel hearing the oversight body approved bylaws to comply with a 1974 state law, allowing tenants from nine city projects to elect two representatives on the housing authority next April. Tenants need 50 signatures and may nominate two candidates. eviction cases do not bar tenant voters.

Troy Rensselaer County Lazareney City Housing Authority Authority

Williams College Poll Claims Majority Admit Cheating

Williams College students show 51 percent admitting cheating in a poll of 183 respondents from a 250 sample. Amherst reports 48 percent. The Williams Record published results from last spring, noting the higher dishonesty rate among Williams students.

Williamstown Williams College Williams Williams Record Amherst College Amherst

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The Pownals Pamela Blakeman Pownal Baptist Church Douglas Weyers Fiske Street Harold Nolan Church Street Weyer Martelle John Carswell Smith St John A. Mahar John Allen Knapp Drive Bennington High Street Mike Lothspeich Madison Ind River Church Streets FA Ze Chittenden Chittenden Loan Arlington Eleanor Niles Walter Hulihan Lanesboro Mass Bertha Andrews Doris Norma Travis North Haledon N.J Melissa SUNY Oneonta Mrs Gordon Nesbitt Hedges Lake Earl Perry Suny At Cobleskill O— Farm Bureau’ Kitchen Conference No Maurice Perry Jermain Manchester Vermont New York Down In Berkshire Pittsfield George J. Bulgarelli Bulgarelli North Adams W. R. Grace & Co Adams William A. Doubleday Joseph R. Bianco Thomas Gavin Grace & Co
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