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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1967

Page

6

Hoosick Falls Sewage System Plans Okayed

Hoosick Falls has approval for a village sewage project costing 1 050 000 dollars from the federal government after years of talks. Mayor Leo Albowicz hopes 85 percent of the cost is covered by state and federal funds, leaving about 150 000 to be locally raised. The bond issue would run 30 years. Plans and specifications were prepared by Morrell Vroo Engineers of Gloversville.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Leo Albowicz Apval Morrell Vroo- Engineers Gloversville

Burgess Brothers win Hoosick Falls school demolition contract

Hoosick Falls Central School Board awarded Burgess Brothers Inc of Bennington the demolition contract for the Walter A Wood high school project. The bid of 6500 was the lowest from five bidders, with completion set by April 1. Other bids were Archie Garrison & Sons 6700 Globe Construction 8250 Jackson Tree Service 9500 Becker Wrecking 11900.

Oosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Falls Central School Burgess Brothers, Inc Ennington Walter A. Wood High School Burgess Archie Garrison & Sons, Inc Waternet Globe Constructionompany of Amsterdam Ackson Tree Service Schenecade Becker Wrecking and Salvage Corporation of Albany

Pownal Poet Wins Pen Women Award in Manchester

Kitty Parsons of Rockport Massachusetts addressed the Southern Vermont Branch of the National League of American Pen Women at the Avalanche Motor Lodge in Manchester. Kate Hearne of Townshend chaired the contest awarding cash prizes and certificates to poets Marion Fowler Pownal first Mary Newton Baldwin Montpelier second Valina Burns Brattleboro honorable mentions and Marion Gleason Burlington third.

Manchester Kitty Parsons Rockport Mass Vermont National League of American Pen Miss Parsons B.C Kate Hearne Townshend Marion Fowler Pownal Mary Newton Baldwin Montpelier Valina Burns Brattleboro Mary Lillie Bellows Falls Avalanche Motor Lodge Martha Loomis Williams Helen Hartness Flanders Frances Stockwell Lovell Mrs. Williams Woodstock Richard Reichin

Manchester Doctor to chair church campaign drive

Dr Robert Treat of Manchester will chair the upcoming campaign for First Congregational Church volunteers. Mrs Florence MacDougall has moved from Manchester Center to Sarasota Florida to live with her sister.

Robert Treat First Congregational Church Florence MacDougall Manchester Center Sarasota, Fla

Silent March Truce Amid Dark Remembrance in March

In a March scene Marion Fowler recalls a cautious march crossing a hollow with white flags signaling a tentative peace protest against war. Participants move in silent dusk, seeking reprieve after betrayals and bloodshed remembered from Novembers past.

Pownal Scout Meeting Aids Reactivation Effort

A special meeting for Scouts of Pownal Troop 347 with first class rank and higher is set for Monday at 7 30 in the Scout Hut. Former Scout master Rolland Roy will assist in reactivating the troop which was once among the state’s most active groups.

Pownal Rolland Roy Roy Rachel Mason Charles W. Rounds Ethan Allen Council BSA Rutland Bennington Addison Windham Windsor Randolph

Northern Berkshire Arts Council Formed

Williamstown mass a Northern Berkshire Arts Council is formed with a 10 man board to provide arts and crafts lessons at lower rates offer free lessons to worthy students and act as a clearing house for community arts efforts to expand access and foster local culture.

Williamstown Mass Berkshire Arts Council

Names of Planets Come From Gods of Antiquity

New York UPI reports the origin of planet names from classical myth, noting earth as the lone nonclassical name. Mercury Venus and Mars derive from mythic figures with moons Phobos and Deimos. Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune round out the ancient naming tradition, with historic label shifts by Herschel and Le Verrier.

New York UPI Solar System Earth Mars Phobos Jupiter Saturn Heaven Neptune Pluto Uranus Sir William Herschel England George III Britain J. E. Bode Coelus Johann Galle John Couch Adams France A. J. Leverrier

Bennington County residents honored at VEA proceedings

Betty Bolognani of Readsboro and John M. Moore of Arlington were among 27 honored at a Layman's Awards ceremony during the Vermont Education Association convention in Burlington. Recipients recognized for decades of service to schools were cited for community leadership, with Bolognani noted for 4-H work and school board service, and Moore for years as a teacher, principal, school director, and Arlington School Board chair.

Burlington Bennington County Vermont Education Association Betty Bolognani Readsboro John M. Moore Arlington Windham Southwest Teachers’ Association Southwestern Vermont Education Association Vermont Bolognant Ira D. Whitney Stamford Bolognani Drury High School North Adams University of Vermont James John Moore Arlington School Board Fisher Moore

Woodsman Basis For TV Characterization From Ken Curtis

UPI reports Ken Curtis of Gunsmoke recalls his Fort Bent County jail life as a child with his father sheriff and a shotgun wielding mother. He says Festus Haggen mirrors real jail stories and Cedar Jack inspired quirks. Curtis, a Colorado College alumnus, is tall but soft spoken and once sang with Tommy Dorsey. He joined CBS-TV four years ago after Dennis Weaver left.

Hollywood UPI Ken Curtis Festus Las Animas Colo Ken Bent County Cedar Jack Curtis Colorado College Ter Jim Arness Tommy Dorsey Shep Fields Dennis Weaver

Miss Henry Speaks at Bald Mt 4-H Dinner in Bailey Hall

Miss Jean Henry president of the Benington County Humane Society will be guest speaker at the Bald Mt Horse 4-H Club banquet in Bailey Hall East Arlington Saturday at 7 30 p m Annual trophies and awards will be presented Plans were set at the club s last meeting at Cheryl Wyman s home with discussion of points for awards and projects The next meeting is November 5 at 2 p m at Barry Gore s home Chapel Road Bennington with a horseshoeing demonstration by Debby Mattison

Manchester Jean Henry Bennington County Humane Society Bailey Hall East Arlington Cheryl Wyman Miss Wyman Barry Gore Chapel Road Bennington Debby Mattison

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