Grange pushes broader trade with Communist nations agenda
The National Grange closed its 105th annual session in Charleston West Virginia with resolutions urging expanded foreign markets for agricultural trade. They back nonstrategic goods trade with Communist countries where clear economic gain exists and endorse school Bible and nonsectarian prayers. They seek tax relief for Social Security beneficiaries and a national low cost power policy. They urge oil spill cleanup liability, ecology week, dams with retention funding, and power facilities at dams while maintaining anti-pollution rules. They support revenue sharing but oppose scrapping the Cooperative Extension Service and related grants. They oppose tax loss farming to cut farm earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W.V
National Grange
Grange
Grangers
Cooperative Extension Service
Hoosick Falls Court Fines Motor Violations and Local Notices
Hoosick Falls Justice Thomas Restino fined residents for motor vehicle violations including driving with revoked license and stop sign infractions. Ailey Verdon was released on bail for a minor endangerment charge. Richard North awaits a Dec hearing on alleged tool theft. Thanksgiving greetings and community notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Thomas G. Restino
Leonard Bump
Bennington
Stanley Gerts
Manhassett
Bernard Mironowitz
Eagle Bridge
Charles Trumble
Richmond
Richard Simpson
Troy
Peter Kapetan
Robert Metcalfe
Douglas Hill
Restino
Ailey Verdon
Pownal
Verdon
Richard North
R.D. Hoosick Falls
James North Jr
Douglas Ogilvie
Thanksgiving visits and a snowmobile drawing at Hancock
White Creek families and others share holiday visits in New York and Pennsylvania as residents recount Thanksgiving gatherings. In Hancock, Mass the Volunteer Firemen’s Association held a drawing for an Alouette snowmobile won by Alan Mattison of Arlington after an impartial ticket pull aided by parked fire trucks and a Connecticut driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Mass
Firemen’s Association
Alouette
Alan Mattison
Arlington
Mattison
Connecticut
Goals set at monthly meeting by B ROC in Manchester
The Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council lays three priorities for 1972 at its monthly board meeting in Manchester’s Zion Episcopal Church. The plan focuses on local identity, continued community organizing, and stronger evaluation of programs, with 15 towns targeted for anti poverty teams and a 50 50 balance between direct services and organizing. Robert L Green Jr says empowerment comes through education and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Bennington- Rutland Opportunity Council
B-Roc
Zion Episcopal Church
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
BROC
Bennington- Rutland
Robert L. Green Jr
Community Action Agency
Bennington
Rutland
Green
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jack Darton
Rutland Planned Parenthood Association
Darton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoosick Police Court
Daniel Galusha
Internal Revenue Service
Rangers
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Edward Barringer
Isabella B. Quinlan
Eagle Mills
Gordon Hoag
Bertha’s Angels
O— Jim Hoag
Hoag
Robert Baldwin
Jim Baldwin
North Hoosck
Edwin Lennon
Boston
Glens Falls
Mrs
Charles Buck
Kenneth Buck
Schenectady
Hellen Sullivan
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Eleanor Niles
Maurice Taber
Darryl and
Donald
Kentucky
Mrs. Delvey McCart
Mildred
Ben Rusileski
Mountain Top, Pa
Roy Whitman
Carol and
Donna George
Donald George
Charles Herrington
Catharine Hulshan
Mary Hall
Leo Hewson
John Latham
New York
Jim Davis
Davis
Ronald Knapp
The
Mayflower
Free
North Adams
Adams
Mullen
Olympia Quality
Evans’news
Dial
Philco
Main ST
Martin’s Shoe Store
North St. Bennington, VT
Treasury Chest
J.F. Collins CO
Roberts Drive
Usda Choice
Bone In
Chuck
USDA
London
BROIL
Usda! Choice
Choice
JUSDA
Bank Americard
Vermont National
KODAK
Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!