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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1975

Page

7

Historical Society to revise The Story of Shaftsbury

Shaftsbury Historical Society calls a 7:30 p.m. meeting on Thursday Oct 9 at the elementary school to plan an up-to-date edition of The Story of Shaftsbury a 60 page booklet first issued in 1954 to mark Jacob Merritt Howard born here. A $400 grant from the Vermont Historical Society supports the project with potential $400 loan. editor search and a year to complete.

Shaftsbury Shaftsbury Historical Society Vermont Historical Society Weston A. Cate Jr State Historical Society Iown Republican Centennial Committee Jacob Merritt Howard National Republican Party Howard Michigan Bradford Smith

Arlington Calendar Events and Activities Schedule

Arlington calendar lists Monday activities including field hockey at Burr and Burton, junior high soccer at Mill River, varsity cross country at home, and a hunter safety class at Methodist Church in East Arlington. Evening VFW Auxiliary meeting in Manchester completes Monday. Tuesday features well baby clinic at Community House with transit call, varsity soccer at Ludlow, AA meeting at St Margaret Marys Hall, and Arlington Chorale rehearsal at Bailey Hall. Wednesday shows field hockey Arlington versus Springfield away and junior high events.

Burr & Burton Mill River Arlington Methodist Church East Arlington VFW VFW Rooms Manchester Well Baby Community House Proctor Ludlow St. Margaret Mary’s Hall Arlington Chorale Bailey Hall Springfield Jr. High Arlington Vs. Londonderry Arlington Rescue Red Mt OES Masonic Temple FOE Eagle Rooms Fisher School Cadette Arlington Lions Club American Legion Rooms West Rutland Red Mt. Lodge Cambridge St. James Episcopal Church Battenkill Grange Grange Hall West Arlington

New Book List At McCullough Library North Bennington

McCullough Library lists new adult and juvenile titles including A Fine and Private Place Identity Crisis Crucial Conversations The Witches of All Saints and The New Vigilantes among others. Local events include Arlington vs London derry soccer at home and a full schedule of club meetings and community activities through Friday and the weekend at Arlington and Manchester venues.

Callaghan Latham Galton Horan Albert Schweitzer Brabazon

Pownal Fire Departments Schedule Meetings Tonight

The North Pownal and East Pownal Volunteer Fire Departments announce meetings at their firehouses tonight at 7 and 7 30 respectively. The Solomon Wright Library hours and the Pownal Senior Citizens luncheon are also listed with contact details.

North Pownal Pownal East Pownal

Ladies Sodality Meeting At St. John The Baptist

The October gathering of the Ladies Sodality at St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church in North Bennington is set for 7 30 p m on Wednesday Oct 8. After the business session a film Terra Nova the story of Newfoundland past and present will be shown. All parish women are invited.

Ladies Sodality of St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church North Bennington Terra Nova Newfoundland The Sodality Rensselaer County Hoosick Falls

Two Bennington youths injured in Route 22 crash

Two youths from Bennington were hurt when their car left Route 22 near Geers Hollow Hoosick Falls at 2 am Saturday. Driver Albert LaCross aged unknown and passenger Walter Cross, 17, were taken to Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge and Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington respectively. LaCross received a speeding summons. The car was demolished and towed to Steve's Garage. Troopers G. K. Milne and J. J. Zagursky investigated with local Hoosick Falls police assisting.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Bennington Geers Hollow Albert LaCross Walter Cross Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge LaCross Cross Putnam Memorial Hospital Hoosick Falls Village Steve River Road Center Brunswick G. K. Milne J.J. Zagursky

Oil Pits Store Venezuelan Refinery Output

In Caracas UPI reports oil is stored in open pits on the Amuay peninsula where Venezuela's largest refineries sit. The pits hold more than 20 million barrels of oil at a time, taking advantage of the arid conditions.

Caracas UPI Amuay Peninsula Venezuela

Bicycle route meeting and local notices in Hoosick Falls

Community notices describe a Hoosick Falls bike path meeting at Hoosick Falls Central School 7:30 p.m. with state speakers Robert Scholl and Albert Butkas outlining funding. Nearby items cover Home loans info nights, Kiwanis luncheon speaker Kenneth Darling on county changes, Kiwanis attendance contest, Elks Auxiliary bake sale, Joseph Berlant named as Troy Jewish Community Center activities director, and local posts on Harold Potter illness and Victor Sluzas appointment.

Greater Hoosick Association Hoosick Falls Robert Scholl New York State Capital O— Kenneth Darling Times Record Hoosick Falls Elks’ Auxiliary Joseph Manoogian Joseph T. Berlant David Berlant Wilder Ave Troy Jewish Community Center, Inc Morris Massry Berlant Rensselaer County Manpower Office Union College Albany State University Congreggation Berith Sholom Troy Troy Urban Renewal Agency

Vermont Colleges Labor Row Deepens With Salmon Acting

Gov. Thomas Salmon plans to resolve a deadlocked labor dispute at Vermont State Colleges after officials and the American Federation of Teachers accepted his offer to arbitrate. Salmon will issue a binding ruling within seven days. The union seeks a 10 percent pay rise, while colleges offer 5.4 percent. A strike vote was postponed at Lyndon Castleton Johnson Vermont Tech due to mediation.

Lyndon, Castleton Johnson State Vermont Technical College Randolph

State Colleges Chancellor warns of vetoed funding impact

Randolph Center UPI William Craig says legislature must replace funds Salmon impounded or cuts of 150000 will hit state colleges and economy. Revenue falls as fewer out of state applicants reduce tuition income. officials must cut costs while delivering services. Trustees form search panel for Castleton State College president and delay Vermont Technical College decision.

Randolph Center UPI William Craig Thomas Salmon Craig Castleton State College Vermont Technical College

Vermont Atty General says rep may stay in office after moving

Vermont Assistant Attorney General Lewis Peck issues a formal opinion confirming that Rep. Richard Allard D St. Albans may keep his legislative seat despite moving out of his district before his term ends. The ruling notes exceptions for imprisonment or distant military assignment.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Lewis Peck Peck Richard Allard St. Albans

Open land tax bill discussed by Windham region group

Rep Norris Hoyt of Norwich sponsors a measure in the Windham Regional Commission to let Vermont towns assess conservation farm forest and homestead land at 20 percent of fair market value. The bill aims to preserve open land and help farmers keep property without steep taxes.

Brattleboro UPI Norris Hoyt Norwich Windham Regional Commission Hoyt Vermont

Car crash claims Brattleboro man in Dummerston

A sports car left the road and struck a tree in Dummerston early Saturday. Police report Thomas Rourke, 24, of Brattleboro died at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital. A passenger sustained minor injuries.

Dummerston UPI Thomas Rourke Brattleboro Brattleboro Memorial Hospital

New York Council Debates Obscenity Standards

Councilman John J. Sweeney Jr. says hearings on community standards defining obscenity may begin in fall, though he concedes it may be impossible. The council approved his resolution 5 to 1, aiming to aid prosecutions against Adult World Bookstore.

TROY John J. Sweeney Jr City Council Supreme Court Sweeney Adult World

City moves to shut Adult World Bookstore on River Street

City manager John P. Buckley plans to invoke council approved legislation to close Adult World Bookstore at 516 River Street. A May attempt under an old anti obscenity ordinance failed in police court amid protests by 250 opponents who accuse the shop of corrupting youth and fueling crime. Manager David R. Holdridge warns of constitutional rights violations as a window sign proclaims Fight censorship and dictatorship.

Troy John P. Buckley Adult World River Street David R. Holdridge

North Berkshire Fall Festival Largest Ever Parade

North Adams hosts the 20th Annual Fall Festival drawing an estimated 60,000 to 70,000 spectators. Seventy five parade units took three hours to pass the reviewing stand on Main Street. Dozens of state politicians attended including Gov. Michael Dukakis, Rep. Silvio Conte, and Sen. John Fitzpatrick. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy did not attend.

North Adams North Berkshire Main Street Michael Dukakis Silvio O. Conte John H. Fitzpatrick Stockbridge Edward M. Kennedy

Jobless rate climbs in Berkshire and Massachusetts

DES figures show unemployment above national levels with August rates worsening from July. North Adams hit an unofficial 15.1 percent jobless, while Pittsfield rose from 11.2 percent in July to 12.4 percent in August, signaling a bleak regional labor picture.

Pittsfield State Division of Employment Security DES Massachusetts Berkshire County North Adams

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