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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1974

Page

7

Boyce Becomes Experiment Chancellor After 25 Years

BRATTLEBORO F GORDON Boyce retires as president of The Experiment in International Living after 25 years and is named chancellor to oversee global enterprises. He will focus on government agency work fundraising and long range planning while a search for a new president proceeds. John A Wallace serves as acting president. Mrs Stephen Harris becomes board chair, succeeding Edward G Janeway who is chairman emeritus. Boyce helped found the Peace Corps and holds honorary degrees.

Brattleboro Gordon Boyce Experiment In International Living Boyce John A. Wallace Experiment School For International Training Experiment Board Stephen Harris Chestnut Hill Edward G. Janeway Janeway The Peace Corps

Dorset Riders Meeting Date Change Notice

The Dorset Riders announce a meeting originally set for Oct 15 has moved to Oct 22. The gathering remains at the elementary school, starting at 7 30 p m. All members are asked to note the new date and time.

Dorset

Arlington hosts weekend Bicentennial Sale and exhibits

Arlington prepares for a tourist weekend with events on Main Street. The Arlington Area Bicentennial Committee hosts a food plant and vegetable sale at the Community House with historic photos and local art, plus a St James Church harvest festival consignment sale and a library book sale ending Monday. A 3 pm prize drawing offers an Afghan, dolls, and an Aran sweater set, with free photo and art exhibit access for ticket holders.

Arlington Main Street Arlington Area Bicentennial Committee Arlington Community House George Russell Vermontiana John Simson Bennington County Martha Canfield Library Library Board

Pownal Area Community Activities This Weekend

The East Pownal Fire Auxiliary hosts a fall foliage bazaar Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bennington Methodist Church with setup Friday at 6 30 p.m. and Saturday 8 30 a.m. A Our Lady of Lourdes Church religious education class for grades 1 to 8 meets Saturday 9 to 10 30 at Pownal Elementary. Pownal Center Community Church extends last weekend’s rummage sale to Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Town Hall. The Board of Civil Authority meets Saturday 11 a.m. at the town office. Voter registration applications must be filed by noon to vote in November. Alcoholics Anonymous meets Saturday 8 p.m. at the Pownal Recreational Community Center. Sunday school at North Pownal Congregational Church starts 9 a.m. with teachers Mrs Merrill Blevens Mrs Lawrence Burdick and Mrs Earl Church. Rally Day is Sunday at Pownal United Methodist Church with youth gathering 5 to 7 p.m.

East Pownal Bennington Methodist Church Munity Church Town Hall Board of Civil Authority North Pownal Congregational Church Merrill Blevens Lawrence Burdick Earl Church Pownal

Jermain Methodist Women Elect Officers at October Meeting

White Creek October meeting of the Jermain Methodist Church United Methodist Women held last Wednesday at Mrs. Roy Whitman’s home. Officers elected: president Mrs. Perry Bugbee, vice president Mrs. Roy Whitman, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Donald George. Visitors Helen and Hilda Avery of Rahway New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Donald George visited their daughter Donna in Cooperstown New York. Members Norman Perry Gordon Byars Howard Robinson and Maurice Perry attended the Bennington District United Methodist Women fall meeting.

Jermain Methodist Church Church United Methodist Women Roy Whitman Perry Bugbee Donald George Helen Hilda Avery Rahway N.J Roy Whitmans Mrs Cooperstown, N.Y Donna Mesdames Norman Perry Gordon Byars Howard Robinson Maurice Perry Bennington District United Methodist Women

North Adams skating times for week of Oct 31

The Viet nam Veterans Memorial Skating Rink in North Adams announces unchanged public skating hours for the week of Oct 31 with a revised special events schedule listing daily youth and regional hockey games. Readouts include times and participating teams such as Tri-City Youth, Pittsfield Flyers, E. Longmeadow Flyers, Gary Sund, Gary Campbell, Jim Harkins, Tom Cat, Adams Jr. High, Bennington Catamount, No. Berkshire, M. Callahan, Colonie Crusader, and Gully Cats.

North Adams Mass Vietnam Veterans Memorial Tri-City Pittsfield Flyers E. Longmeadow Flyers Gary Sund Gary Campbell Jim Harkins Tom Cat Adams Jr Bennington Catamount Berkshire M. Callahan Colonie Crusader Gully Cats

Hoosick Falls Lodge hosts district Elks leaders and initiation

Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks welcomes District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Michael Valentin and state vice president William J. Murphy for a meeting initiating seven candidates led by Robert Hall Jr. The evening begins with a ham dinner by the Ladies Auxiliary, then the initiation and hot roast beef social. Police report petty theft and mischief. a rock shattered a window and a suspicious call to California was blocked. Lions Club pancake breakfast set for Oct 13 at the firehouse with all you can eat menus to support community projects. An open house marks the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Francis Downing at 111 Railroad Ave on Sunday from 2 to 5.

Hoosick Falls Charles Edwards Ladies’ Auxiliary Town of Hoosick Cochairman Franklin Tate Francis Robert Downing Francis Downing Railroad Avenue Downing

Hoosick Area Senior Citizens meet with plans outlined

The Hoosick Area Senior Citizens Center held a regular Oct 7 meeting in which 45 members attended. They welcomed new members and discussed events including a fall bazaar Nov 17, a Oct 28 card party, a Christmas party co chaired by Mr and Mrs Harold Prebble, a Medicare workshop Nov 12, and various health services dates.

Hoosick Area Senior Citizens Center Phillip Houston Mary Woodard Ruth van der Kar Raymond Phillips Francis Flynn Harold Prebble Troy

Vermont Legal Aid seeks retrial to keep disconnection rule alive

In Montpelier UPI Vermont Legal Aid filed a motion for reargument arguing the state Supreme Court cannot vacate a Public Service Board order and that the disconnection limit must stay in effect seven days after a ruling. The motion delays the ruling and preserves the negotiated-disconnect mandate. The PSB also planned night hearings on Green Mountain Power Corp. 75.9 percent rate hike, after an executive session. The first evening session is set for next Thursday in Montpelier.

Montpelier PSB

Cheney to push bill widening public access to government

Attorney General Cheney announced plans to introduce a 1975 bill to make government documents more accessible while protecting privacy. He formed a committee to draft the measure and said access should extend across all branches and agencies that spend public funds.

Essex Junction UPI Cheney

Senator Henry Jackson to speak at Vermont fundraiser

UPI reports Sen. Henry Jackson will speak at a Democratic fundraising event on Nov 1 in Vermont. Press secretary Brian Corcoran said Jackson accepted an invitation from Gov. Salmon, with Burlington as a likely location though plans were not finalized. The event aims to raise money for fall state Democratic candidates amid party financial troubles.

Washington, D.C UPI Henry Jackson Washington Vermont Brian Corcoran Jackson Salmon Burlington Democratic Party

Re evaluated plans for county office building in Troy

County Executive William J. Murphy says plans for a new county office building in Troy have not been abandoned. He notes talks with banks to estimate costs and warns the $4.5 million price tag may be unrealistic. Critics have pegged costs as high as $12 million. In Albany, the Right to Life Committee endorsed Gov. Wilson and denounced Carey, with further stances on Keating, Ramsey Clark and Javits.

Troy William J. Murphy Murphy Albany Malcolm Wilson Hugh J. Carey Carey Wilson U.S Barbara Keating Ramsey Clark Jacob Javits

Pittsfield gets final Congress approval for $2.1 million federal building

The House Public Works Committee endorsed the Columbus urban renewal office building project in Pittsfield, stacking three years of effort by Rep. Conte. Funding comes from the Federal Financing Bank, with construction start timing pending environmental, architectural, and financing steps. Berkshire foliage to peak Columbus Day weekend as skies mostly clear.

Pittsfield Columbus Conte House Public Works Committee Berkshire County George J. Bulgarelli Bulgarelli

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