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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1976

Page

9

Mt Laurel directors elect officers and report progress

Mt Laurel School's annual meeting re elected Walter J McNamara as president for 1976 77 with George Ludlam and Dr Abraham Madkour continuing as officers and G V Seymour and Harold Bixler as treasurer and secretary Newly elected directors include Elaine Nawrath and Thomas P Whalen Joining earlier directors the report highlights a 34 student enrollment across towns Pawlet Danby Arlington Manchester Rupert Dorset Sunds Sandgate and Sun derland The school underscores full and part time staff home economics workshop music and speech therapy and a busy program of field trips camping and vocational training plus ongoing facility evaluations and state education oversight.

Manchester Mt. Laurel School Walter J. McNamara South Dorset George P. Ludlam East Dorset Abraham J. Madkour Manchester Center G.V. Seymour Dorset Harold R. Bixler East Rupert McNamara Mt. Laurel Pawlet Danby Arlington Rupert Sunderland Sandgate

Mt Equinox Grange hears Dr. Bernstein on medical school costs

Mt Equinox Grange met Oct 18 with guest speaker Dr Maxine Bernstein who spoke on her medical background tuition and coping with costs. Marian Thompson was named alternate delegate. Charlyn Harrington’s team won a pumpkin game. Evelyn Snow and Florence Bull received art contest gifts and Snow advanced to State Grange. Pomona winners included Snow Brown Romney Bull for sewing baking podium and wool items. Delia Wilcox died Sunday at Rutland Hospital and a Grange funeral will be held at Brewster's Manchester home tonight at 8.

Manchester Maxine Bernstein Mt. Equinox Grange Grange Marian Thompson Charlyn Harrington Evelyn Snow Florence Bull Pomona Grange Nancy Brown Ada Romney Delia Wilcox Rutland Hospital Wilcox Brewster

ADA Speaker Williamstown Talk on Why Liberals Should Vote for Carter

Williamstown Massachusetts ADA National Director Leon Shull will speak at Williams College on Why Liberals Should Vote for Carter. The free talk is at 8 p.m. in Driscoll Lounge, sponsored by the Williams ADA. Shull has led ADA since 1964 and lobbied against the Vietnam War aligning the group with New Politics liberals like McGovern and Udall.

Williamstown Mass Leon Shull Americans For Democratic Action Carter Williams College Driscoll Shull The ADA George McGovern Morris Udall Williams Ada

Shaftsbury children join National UNICEF Day drive

Shaftsbury Elementary School and local residents plan Halloween UNICEF Day activities with door to door canvassing on Oct 29 to collect funds for UNICEF. Hazel MacDonald chairs the Shaftsbury event under Joan Manross. National figures Carroll O Connor Nancy O Connor Betty Ford back UNICEF effort.

Shaftsbury Hazel MacDonald Asia Africa Latin America Mrs. MacDonald Unicef Carroll O’connor Nancy Betty Ford

Swine flu clinics expanded in Hoosick Falls

Dr John Reid Rensselaer County Health Commissioner announced extra local swine flu clinics for people 65 and over and those with chronic illness at the Senior Citizens Center on Church Street. Clinics run 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday Oct 27 and 10 a.m. to noon Friday Oct 29 to help those who missed earlier sessions.

Hoosick Falls N.Y John Reid Rensselaer County Senior Citizens’ Center Church Street Reid Federal Disease Control Center Falls

North Bennington Airman First Class Herrington Promoted

Richard G. Herrington of North Bennington has been promoted by the Air Force to airman first class. A 1974 Brewster Academy graduate, he serves at March Air Force Base California as an in flight refueling systems repairman. His mother Norma R. Herrington resides in Littleton New Hampshire.

Richard G. Herrington Clifford S. Herrington Main Street North Bennington Air Force Airman Herrington Brewster Academy High School Wolfeboro N.H March Air Force Base Riverside Calif Norma R. Herrington RD 1 Littleton, N.H

Arlington groups schedule varied meetings and elections

Arlington Fire Co plans its monthly meeting at 8 pm tonight at the firehouse. The Arlington Chorale rehearses at 7 30 pm Wednesday at the Music Box. FOE 2551 meets at 8 pm Wednesday in Manchester Eagle Rooms. Hunter safety course at Fisher School 6 pm Thursday. The Battenkill Grange hosts bingo at 7 30 pm. AA meets Sunday 8 pm at St Margaret Mary Hall. Arlington School Board holds a special meeting Wednesday 6 pm at the high school to discuss the Public Works bill and federal funds for the school project. Lost state senate seat appeal urges Orlando Cullinan as candidate. Pownal Senior Citizens socialize tonight at 7 at the center and lunch Wednesday noon. reserve by calling Rose Mattison at 823-7282.

Arlington School Board Arlington Pownal Pownal Center Rose Mattison

Vermont seeks health commissioner via help wanted ads

Vermont began a campaign to recruit a state health commissioner using help wanted ads. Dr. Marshall McBean of Massachusetts was named interim appointee to replace Anthony Robbins who resigned. The recruiting is run by Health Board Chairman Lester Wallman and will go to the incoming governor.

Stella Hackel McBean Richard Snelling Liberty

Vermont student fined for throwing cup at Dole on campus

Brian McNellis, 23, of Burlington, was fined 100 dollars after pleading no contest to disorderly conduct for throwing a crumpled cup at Republican vice presidential candidate Robert Dole on the University of Vermont campus during a Dole campaign appearance. Police and secret service agents detained him after the incident on Oct 2.

Burlington UPI University of Vermont Robert Dole Vermont Brian McNellis McNellis Secret Service UVM Dole

Rutland mother leaps with child to hospital in fall

Jacqueline Brooks, 30, jumped from a second story window with her 23 month old baby in her arms. She is in fair condition and the infant has minor injuries. Police investigate the incident as a local hospital reports the child treated and released. In Montpelier, Vermont the New England Council for Economic Development plans a Wednesday nuclear power forum with utility officials bankers and business leaders.

Rutland UPI Jacqueline Brooks

Vermont seeks grant to drill for gas in Franklin County

The federal government rejected a 2 million dollar grant request from Vermont to explore natural gas deposits in Franklin County after preliminary tests on farm owner Thomas Dexter’s property. Dexter plans to pursue alternative funding. Vermont Attorney General M Jerome Diamond has been named to two committees of the Council of State Governments in New York, heading the Eastern Association of Attorneys General and serving on the executive committee of the National Association of Attorneys General.

Highgate Springs UPS Vermont Franklin County State Energy Office Thomas Dexter Forrest Orr U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration Dexter New York UPI M. Jerome Diamond Council of State Governments Diamond Eastern Association of Attorneys General National Association of Attorneys General

Collision follows high-speed chase in Route 40 incident

Ten injured in a two car crash after police pursued Wesley Cary 18 of Wells Vermont on Route 40. Cary swerved into the left lane hitting David Kinloch 20 of St. Matthews Kentucky head on. Cary charged with reckless driving with revoked license and failure to keep right. Eight passengers plus both drivers hospitalized at Glens Falls hospital. Separately in Albany a Dole visit was canceled due to dense fog delaying flights and rerouting travelers to New York City and Hartford airports.

Argyle Wesley Cary Wells Cary David Kinloch St. Matthews Glens Falls Hospital Albany Robert Dole New York City Hartford

Funeral services for Karen L Sweet in Williamstown

Berkshire report notes Karen L Sweet a 15-year-old Mt. Greylock Regional High School sophomore was killed Friday night in a Mohawk Trail crash near North Adams. Three other car occupants were listed in fair condition. police seek the driver. The tractor trailer driver Dan Slana of Boston was uninjured.

Williamstown Karen L. Sweet Mt. Greylock Regional High School Mohawk Trail North Adams North Adams Regional Hospital Dan Slana Boston

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Georgia Carabeau Paul Todtschinder Albert J. Webb Elaine Nawrath Thomas P. Whalen Joan Andrews Edward F. Houlihan Emily K. Johnson Michael A. Powers G.W. Seymour Robert L. Clayton Peter K. Cross Vermont State Education Department Pia Wae Ease Monument Plaza Shopping Center Mt. Equinox Ms. Snow State Grange Hoosick Joanne Stewart Helen C. Reede Clearwater Fla Bae Ge Mr. Grocer Prince Prince Macaroni Mfg., CO Prince Avenue Lowell Arlington Fire Co Arlington Chorale Music Box Vn Foe Eagle Rooms Fisher School Battenkill Grange Alcoholics Anonymous St. Margaret Mary Hall State Senate Orlando Cullinan ADV Pamela Blakeman Fispmat Main St Tropicare Bennington, VT Bennington Down In Berkshire Pittsfield Action For Opportunity Jeanne C. Curley AFC
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