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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1975

Page

7

Shaftsbury town selectmen hear Elm St improvements discussed

At the Shaftsbury meeting road foreman Kenny Harrington received praise for Elm Street work as drainage plans aim to reduce spring water and dirt. Officials Altobell Lawrence and Buxbaum discussed storage needs, no sand shed planned, tax issues, trespassing signs, and a potential pay rise for the road crew. Town clerk hours extended for bow license sales.

Shaftsbury Selectmen Elm Street Kenny Harrington Anthony Altobell Alvan Lawrence Sanford Buxbaum Altobell Buxbaum Valley Falls N.Y New Yorker Robert Bucknall Bucknall Board of Civil Authority

Hoosick Falls Community Calendar and Incident Notes

Hoosick Falls police report two cars lightly damaged when a Brockton Mass driver reared George Morin’s vehicle on Main Street near Wood Memorial Park. Aerie of Eagles announces Bessie and Art Cutler as Mr and Mrs Eagle, plus October Fire Fighters Month events with dinners and dances through Oct 25.

Wood Memorial Park Main Street Village George J. Morin Carey Ave Robert F. Cornell Brockton Mass Morin Hoosick Falls Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles First Street Mac

Woman in the Ministry Lecture in Williamstown

Professor Rosemary Radford Ruether of Howard University will speak on The Strange History of Women and the Ministry in Christianity at Williams Chapel Board dessert discussion in St. John's Parish Williamstown Friday October 10. She authored The New Woman New Earth published this fall.

Williamstown Mass Rosemary Radford Ruether Howard University School of Religion Williams Chapel Board St. John’s Parish

Hoosick Walkathon a Successful Community Event

Hoosick Falls New York residents joined 220 walkers on the 10 mile Walk-For-Hunger route amid perfect weather. The Hoosick Area Church Association sponsored the event with 10 churches, raising 3200 dollars to feed hungry people abroad. Committee members Morgan Parkhill Rev Clifford Gilson Rev Robert Springer Mrs Lorraine Brownell and Mrs Marilyn Douglas accompanied walkers, finishing in 3.5 hours. Scott Garippa 17 North Hoosick and Ken Bugbee 13 White Creek posted the fastest times. About 200 completed the full distance and several had 30+ sponsors, surpassing last year’s 150 walkers and 2800 dollars.

Hoosick Falls N.Y West Hills Hoosick Morgan Parkhill Clifford Gilson Robert Springer Lorraine Brownell Marilyn Douglas Scott Garippa North Hoosick Ken Bugbee White Creek Seven Mile Robbi Duket Beth Gilson Nelson Luther Lisa Martin Donna O'Neil Gina Sousie

Battenkill Grange Notes Arlington Battenkill Grange Meeting

Arlington Battenkill Grange met on October 1 with a $5 contribution to the Contestant Fund and discussion on sending talent to National Grange. The Center Committee has sent $414 in Betty Crocker coupons for equipment. Members noted first and third place achievements in state and pillow work, and a pavilion roof update. October social plans and October 14 Ethan Allen Pomona meeting at Taconic Grange Hall with program on Agriculture led by John Page were announced. An all day conference on the western New England transportation corridor was postponed due to legal questions at Williams College.

Arlington Decker Roy Crofut Randy Rome N.Y Demeter Maine Grange Ethan Allen John Page Williamstown Mass New England Williams College Michael R. Shay Williams Center For Environmental Studies Shay

Burglar Alarm Leads to HFCS Arrest of Two Teens

Two teens from Pittstown were caught prying the Hoosick Falls Central School safe after a silent alarm alerted the maintenance supervisor at 1 30 am. Ray Brundige and James Morrissey, both 17, were charged with burglary and possession of burglary tools and remanded to Rensselaer County Jail. They face arraignment before Justice Frank McKnight.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Harry Michie Michie Royal Howard Jack Griffin Ray Brundige James Morrissey Pittstown Johnsonville G.K. Milne R.M. Barbone R.T. Anslow Center Brunswick Town of Brunswick Frank McKnight Rensselaer County

Pownal Groups Schedule Workbee and PTG Meeting

The Pownal Preschool mothers plan a workbee Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. at the Preschool. The Pownal PTA meeting is at 7 30 p.m. in the teachers room at Pownal Elementary. Mrs Joyce Held of River Road has become Pownal s Welcome Wagon Hostess and will call on new movers and families awaiting a baby. Lions Club turkey shoot winners were Roger Hall Rolland Roy Mike Lillie John Mason Eugene Lecuyer and Stanley Livingston with Joseph Shays and Leonard Duval Jr each taking two turkeys.

Eagles Mac Eagles and Eagles Pownal Pownal Elementary School Joyce Held River Road Bennington Held Pownal Lions Club Roger Hall Rolland Roy Mike Lillie John Mason Eugene Lecuyer Stanley Livingston Joseph Shays Leonard Duval Jr

Gunman robs Winooski city clerk's office for over $2000

Police hunt a masked gunman who entered the Winooski city clerk's office with a bag a gun and a mask and demanded cash from two drawers. The loot came mainly from food stamp sales and tax collections. A local man is being questioned. In Rutland County a bond measure sought for a new 16 inch water main to GE with opposition from a citizens group. In Rutland and Pawlet a local insurance agent denied three forgery charges.

Winooski UPI Rutland Town General Electric Rutland Regional Chamber of Commerce Concerned Citizens of Rutland John Holmes Andrus Pawlet Vermont Andrus Edward Checkwood

Vermont Senator Seeks Board Access, Revenue Policy Clash

Sen. Thomas Crowley, a possible lieutenant governor candidate from Chittenden County, urges ending the 1960s ban on legislators serving on state boards, arguing lawmakers often misinterpret legislative intent. In Montpelier, a Vermont Legislature lawyer disputes Gov. Salmon’s authority to grant top-state employee pay raises, citing conflicting legal opinions amid Rep. Michael Nawrath's challenge.

Montpelier UPI Thomas Crowley Dchittenden County Crowley Philip Hoff

Developers to lease Uncle Sam Mall project in Troy plan

The Uncle Sam Mall Corp will become developer while Urban Development Corp keeps land title and taxes. Agreement sealed at a Friday UDC meeting with Gov. Carey aides and Troy City Manager Buckley. Richard B. Devane says winter construction could start if $4.5 million is raised locally. Also in Troy, 26 year old associate planner John Johnson named acting planning director after Thornton Ware was ousted. legislature to review findings October 14.

Troy Uncle Sam Mall State Urban Development Corp Uncle Sam Mall Corp UDC John P. Buckley Hugh L. Carey Richard B. Devane Businessmen’s Group Rensselaer County Planning Bureau Thornton K. Ware Murphy John Johnson Ware Johnson

Glider crash in Pine Cobble sparks suicide claim

Emily B Halverson of Galway N Y says her son Roger C Halverson a 34 year old glider student killed Sunday in Berkshire Pines Cobble crash likely took his own life due to emotional strain. Berkshire Sailflights Inc president Robert D Burchard agrees the incident shows pilot error. Halverson, who qualified for his license in an hour, died in the woods.

Williamstown Emily B. Halverson Galway N.Y Roger C. Halverson Mechanicville

Guthrie Heads Benefit for Worthington Health Center

Arlo Guthrie performed in Worthington before 8000 to 10000 fans to aid the financially strained Worthington Health Center. Evelyn Beers Steve Goodman Michael Cooney fiddler Maria Rhines and Shenandoah joined the show. The benefit raised 15000 to 20000 dollars as Guthrie supported national health insurance for universal care.

Worthington Arlo Guthrie Washington Worthington Health Center Guthrie Evelyn Beers Steve Goodman Michael Cooney Maria Rhines Shenandoah

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Shaftsbury Selectmen Elm St By Sheilah Miller Cathleen Harwood Edith Beaumont Jessie Waddington First St Grand Union Putnam Memorial Hospital Town of Bert Baker West Hoosick Crescent Manor Baker’s Nurseries Baker Town of Hoosick Hoosick Grange Hall Cortland Cottrell Battenkill Jane Gardner Ball Ball Corporation Muncie Indiana HFCS Vermont National FDIC Pamela Blakeman Skitch Henderson Middlesex New York City Henderson Stephan Jurras U.S. 2 Jurras New York Down In Berkshire
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