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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1975

Page

3

How Vt delegation voted By Roll Call Report

Washington report details Vermont members on major roll calls Sept 25 to Oct 1. Postal Service amendment 267 for 123 against to shift budget control to Congress and place revenues in the Treasury. Final passage of HR 8063 delayed. Senate action pending. Rep Bill Alexander sponsors the amendment.

Washington Congress House Postal Service U.S. Postal Service U.S. Treasury Senate Bill Alexander D-Ark Postal Service James Hanley D-N.y James Iffords R-Vt Ford House Advisory Committee On Federal Jeffords U.N U.S Soviet Union CIA Central Intelligence Agency Department of Defense Robert Giaimo D-Conn Robert Sikes Dfla Patrick Leahy Robert Stafford

Hoosick engagement announced for Elizabeth Sharkey Blue

Elizabeth Jean Sharkey of Hoosick NY is engaged to Pvt Allen C Blue son of H Lyle Blue of Valley Center Kansas. She is a graduate of Hoosick Falls Central School and Ottawa University while he serves in the Army at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana with no wedding date set.

Hoosick Falls Central School Ottawa University Army Ft. Ben Harrison Indiana

Five Day Plan to Stop Smoking Success Noted

Charles DePrince of Springfield Vermont lectures to enrollees of the Five Day Plan to Stop Smoking program co sponsored by the Seventh day Adventist Church and the local American Cancer Society chapter. Thirty started Sunday and 24 have quit. Pastor Howard Fish and Roberta Fish hosted the session, praising high success. A second program is planned for early next year with venue announced beforehand.

Charles DePrince Springfield American Cancer Society Seventh-day Adventist Church Howard Fish Roberta Fish R.N Fish

Duxbury Town Meeting documentary released in Vermont

A 30 minute color film titled Duxbury Town Meeting A Town Faces Change debuts in Vermont. Produced by Dorothy Tod and Brenda Owre under a Vermont Council on the Humanities and Public Issues grant, it portrays growth issues in Duxbury from the 1975 town meeting and the Rocky Vermont Corporation controversy. The project follows Last Stand Farmer as a second grant project and promotes community discussion with humanities experts.

Hyde Park Duxbury Dorothy Tod Brenda Owre Vermont Council On the Humanities and Vermont Victor R. Swenson Rocky Vermont Corporation Swenson Dusbury Vermont Council and the Humanities and Public Issues Richard Brick Vermont Educational Television

Bennington offers gymnastics and tumbling class for youths

The Bennington Recreation Department opens an eight week program in gymnastics and tumbling for ages 5 to 14 at Mt Anthony Union junior high. Sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays with two time slots 3 30 to 4 15 and 4 40 to 5 15. Limited to 15 per session and costs 3 dollars per student. Registration via Recreation Center at 4425446. Navy recruit Gerald G Morse, son of Mrs Martha Morse of 327 School St Bennington, recently graduated from San Diego recruit training.

Bennington Recreation Center Navy Gerald G. Morse Martha Morse Naval Training Center San Diego Calif

Williams College professor named Clark Institute comptroller

Joseph A. Kershaw, Williams College economist and former Rand Corporation executive, is named comptroller of the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown. He will begin part time in January and retire from Williams in July as the Herbert H. Lehman Professor of Economics Emeritus.

Williamstown Mass Joseph A. Kershaw Williams College Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute George Heard Hamilton Kershaw Herbert H. Lehman Rand Corporation Williams Princeton University Columbia University Institute

Regis College freshmen from local high schools

Deborah Southworth and Susan Chilelli, daughters of local residents, enter the freshman class at Regis College in Weston Massachusetts after June graduation from Mt. Anthony Union High School. The La Leche League meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at Bennington home of Pat Goodnow to discuss breastfeeding advantages. The Bennington Thrift Shop features Halloween costumes thus week along with wool scraps bittersweet flowers and sale items including a toaster and Polaroid camera. The 17th Bennington Antiques Show and Sale will be held October 9 to 11 at Second Congregational Church with extended Thursday hours for working residents. Dr W S Hall unavailable Oct 5 through Oct 15.

Deborah Southworth Truman R. Southworth Sr Jefferson Ave Susan Chilelli John L. Chilelli Turnabout Lane Regis College Weston Mass Mt. Anthony Union High School Bennington Thrift Shop South Street Bennington Second Congregational Church

Engaged Spooner Jesseman to Wed Feb. 21

Cumberland Rhode Island announces the engagement of Suzanne Howland Spooner of North Bennington to Stephen Hall Jesseman of Bennington and Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. Suzanne Spooner is a Lincoln School Providence graduate with a BA and MA in geography from the University of Rhode Island. Stephen Jesseman is a University of New Hampshire graduate with a civil engineering degree. Feb 21 wedding date.

Cumberland, R.I Charles E. Spooner Jr Torrey Road Cumberland Suzanne Howland Spooner North Bennington Stephen Hall Jesseman Carpenter Hill Bennington Lake Sunapee N.H Kenneth B. Jesseman Miss Spooner Lincoln School Providence R.I University of Rhode Island The University of New Hampshire

Two Plus Two Equals Five In Real Estate Finance

The piece argues buying a larger multi unit building yields lower per unit costs and better returns than two smaller buildings. It notes single tax bills and shared systems favor larger properties and calls real estate a strong inflation hedge. It cites Mrs. Hoisington as principal broker and board roles.

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