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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1974

Page

7

Waytkus mark 35th wedding anniversary in Hoosick Falls

Mr and Mrs Albert Waytkus of 25 Willow Street Hoosick Falls celebrate 35 years of marriage with a family dinner and Thanksgiving Day party hosted by their son John and daughter in law in Hudson Falls. They married November 25 1939 at St Pauls Church Manchester VI. Rose McEckron is Mrs Waytkus former name. They have nine living children and one deceased son Paul. Mrs Waytkus directs the Hoosick Area Senior Service Center and her husband serves as custodian at the Hoosick Falls Armory and driver for the Hoosick Falls Central School.

Hudson Valley College Steven Mary Ann Donald HFCS Paul Waythus Hoosick Area Hoosick Falls Hoosick Falls Central School

Consultant urges Hoosick Falls town village merger for savings

Kiwanis audience hears Kingsley Associates consultant Leonard Schwartz urge consolidation of Hoosick Falls town and village to cut costs. He cites 3600 local governments in New York and details tax differences, potential savings of 25 to 30 percent for village residents and 17 to 20 percent for town residents, and notes state aid changes. The final decision rests with village residents voting to dissolve the charter.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Leonard E. Schwartz St. Mary’s High School New York State Schwartz Kingsley Associates

Pownal Preschool Christmas Bazaar Set for Dec 7 8

Pownal Preschool hosts a Christmas bazaar at Pownal Elementary gym Saturday December 7 from 10 am to 4 pm and Sunday December 8 from 1 to 4 pm. The sale includes food tag handmade items quilt mittens slippers dolls bean bags and a benefit with Sunday 3 30 pm winners. Proceeds go to the preschool. Town office closes Thursday through Sunday this week.

Pownal

Fletcher girl indicted for first degree murder in Fairfield

Bonnie King an 18 year old of Fletcher Vermont was indicted Tuesday night by an 18 member Franklin County grand jury for first degree murder in the October 3 shooting death of Lawrence Juaire Jr in Fairfield. She will be arraigned December 3 before Superior Court Judge Wynn Underwood. Juaire died after being shot twice in the abdomen in the Brown's A B C market parking lot. King has been confined at the Woodstock women's correctional facility.

ST. Albans UPI Bonnie King Fletcher Lawrence Juaire Jr Fairfield Franklin County Superior Court Miss King Superior Court Wynn Underwood Juaire Brown’s A.B.C. Market Women’s Correctional Facility Woodstock

UVM Council urges trustees to defend athletic programs

The University of Vermont Athletic Council passed a Monday night resolution urging the board of trustees to reject any proposal to cut intercollegiate programs. The measure promotes preserving the entire athletic program, while signaling possible cost cuts to boost income. Separately, Burlington police promoted Capt Richard Beaulieu to chief and Capt Robert Abare to deputy chief as the department reshuffles command. Beaulieu earns about 18463 dollars annually and Abare about 16000 dollars.

Burlington UPI University of Vermont UVM Richard Beaulieu Vermont Arthur Carron Robert Abare Beaulieu Abare

Trapping OK on State Land in Vermont

Vermont trappers may lay traps on state land without prior permission but must still obtain a special permit on some Fish and Game land. The legislature last year required trappers to notify landowners and share trap locations with them.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Martin L. Johnson Fish and Game Department

State shredding probe as agencies seek preservation options

Albany reports show two state agencies unaware of Wilson administration document shredding. Officials study legal means to halt wholesale destruction and preserve records, while Attorney General Lefkowitz eyes possible intervention. Shredding allegedly violated rules requiring a 30 day departmental comment period. Albany. Smith proposes beaver as New York state animal with deer as backup.

Albany Wilson Office of General Services Lefkowitz OGS New York State Bernard C. Smith Northport Smith Senate Conservation, Recreation and Environment Committee New York

Brother of acquitted man charged with Savoy murder

State police arrested Ernest W Morann of Shelburne Falls on a murder charge linked to the death of Bruno Nieroda of Savoy. Nieroda was found dead in Morann’s car in Ashfield after being beaten, with Morann previously tied to a manslaughter case involving his brother William Morann.

Savoy Morann William Michael Pytko Nieroda’s Pytko

LOCAL BUTTON MAKER TURNS OUT 100 PER HOUR FOR WIN CAMPAIGN

Donald Zink of Cummington operates a hand powered button press producing about 100 WIN buttons hourly. He has sold roughly 7,000 buttons priced at $18 per hundred, with national production around 10 to 12 million since Ford urged wearing WIN. Most response from the South and Middle West, and James Williamson of Appliance World in Dalton and Pittsfield uses them in Inflation Fighter ads.

Cummington Donald Zink Ford New York Times South Middle West James Williamson Appliance World Dalton Pittsfield

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