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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1977

Page

7

Old Salem bridge gets facelift in Washington County

Washington County crews John Corey and Frank Reynolds repair the 1888 lenticular truss bridge on Cemetery Road over Black Creek with primer and paint as part of preservation work by the Department of Information and Historic Preservation. Open house at John G. McCullough Free Library celebrates Children’s Book Week with displays of Dorothy Canfield Fisher titles from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Salem N.Y Washington County John Corey Frank Reynolds Washington County Department of Information & Historic Preservation Cemetery Road Black Creek John G. McCullough North Bennington Dorothy Canfield Fisher Berlin

Shaftsbury selectmen tackle Peters trees and housing site

Shaftsbury board hears Peters claim of selective tree removal and considers restitution if trees were outside the right of way. They also discuss a potential senior housing site near Route 7, with limits to site location and no firm plan. Road repairs, dog control, and funding for local groups are reviewed. a pre-town meeting is urged for revenue sharing, and a Thanksgiving landfill closure is decided.

Shaftsbury Shaftsbury Board of Selectmen Donald Peters Harold Gilbar Ken Harrington Peters Gilbar Sanford Buxbaum Selectman Alvan Lawrence Buxbaum Harrington Chet Denio Bennington Irene Ventres Ventres Hillbrook Route 7 Selectmen Wesley Bump Sue Sheldon Sim Dean Larry Miller Bump Miller Carl Richey Richey Earl Cross Cleveland Avenue Robert J.M. Matteson Friends” Committee Richard Snelling Fayville New Road Brenda Lee Brown Ms. Brown Brandon RSVP Bennington County Humane Society Sage City Symphony

Pownal Church Prayer Meeting and Lions Board Meet

The weekly prayer meeting of the Pownal Baptist Church will be held at 7 30 tonight at the parsonage. The Pownal Lions Club Board of Directors will meet at 7 tonight at the home of Clifford George. The Pownal senior citizens will hold their weekly luncheon Wednesday at noon at their center in Pownal Center. Reservations for the meal must be made 24 hours in advance by calling 823 7282.

Pownal Baptist Church Pownal Lions Club Clifford George Pownal Pownal Center

Vermont teachers slam basic competency paperwork burden

Charles Ochmanski executive director of the Vermont Education Association says the basic educational competency program creates excessive paperwork and overburdens teachers. He calls it the top concern as the requirements take effect in 1981 for all high school graduates. Burlington teachers have asked contract talks to reopen over the competency rule.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Charles Ochmanski Vermont Education Association Ochmanski Burlington

Vermont proposes housing for mentally and physically handicapped

The Vermont Governor's Commission on Children and Youth endorses legislation allowing homes for up to 16 handicapped residents to be treated as a family for zoning purposes. If placed in a single family dwelling, these homes would bypass special zoning rules.

Montpelier UPI Vermont

Rutland Alderman Pleads No Contest on Disturbing the Peace

Alderman Terrence Barrett pleaded no contest and was fined 25 dollars in Vermont District Court. He was accused of yelling at a state trooper and Holiday Inn Rutland staff on October 28 at the inn.

Rutland UPI Terrence Barrett Vermont Barrett Holiday Inn

Vermonters To Travel To Boston For Poverty Forum

More than 100 low income Vermonters will travel to Boston this week for a two day federal poverty forum. About 20 residents including seniors will testify Friday and Saturday as Vermont joins other New England states in providing input to the Community Services Agency.

Montpelier UPI New England OEO

Vermont bids open for state owned Northern Railroad

Five firms bid to run the 99 mile Vermont Northern Railroad as state officials opened bids last week. Only one bid came from a Vermont firm, S M Pinsley Corp of Barre, which operates four rail lines including the Barre Montpelier Railroad. The late owner Samuel Pinsley previously owned the Vermont Northern when state buyout occurred in 1973. The bid opening is the second round in a competition with a shippers group using the line.

Vermont Northern St. Johnsbury

Victim's Nephew Arrested in New York Assault Case

In Rensselaer City Court Mark Harat, nephew of 86 year old Edith Harat, was charged with second degree assault and unlawful imprisonment in an October attack that already led to the arrest and firing of temporary officer Deran Akullian. Akullian faced second degree assault charges after an apartment search at 2037 10th Street.

Rensselaer Edith Harat Mark Harat Deran Akullian 10Th St

Albany Soldier Ricky Tolbert Killed In Fort Hood Stabbing

Army Pvt. Ricky Tolbert, 18, of Albany died from stab wounds suffered during an argument at Fort Hood Texas. Two fellow privates were arrested in connection with the incident. Tolbert, an Albany High School graduate who enlisted in July, was pronounced dead after being treated at a base hospital.

Albany Ricky Tolbert Fort Hood Texas Army Tolbert Albany High School Dorothy Collins

Berkshire Voters Approve Firehouse Plan in Special Meeting

In Berkshire, 58 residents at a Saturday town meeting unanimously approved starting work on the town's first firehouse and accepting a 133000 grant from the Economic Development Administration after questions over the exterior. Fire officials said a stucco exterior is needed to meet fireproofing rules, despite some reluctance about the look. In Lee, police found a damaged stolen Plymouth station wagon abandoned on Bradley Street. It was taken from the Rev. Walter S. Ryan's home, with front-end damage and a dead battery. the case is under investigation.

Alford U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration Fire Department Lee Walter S. Ryan First Congregational Church Plymouth Bradley Street

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