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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1976

Page

7

Shaftsbury ZBA: Historic Munro Hawkins House Wins Reprieve

Shaftsbury ZBA spared the Munro Hawkins House from a gift shop conversion as talks stalled. the house owned by Bennington College is on the market with Hawks Realty as exclusive agent. In a separate case, contractor Kenneth Corey must blacktop a driveway by Sept. 27 or face daily fines up to year end, after a board order to curb dust and limit access.

Shaftsbury Munro-Hawkins House Breard Hawks Bennington County Bennington College Hawks Colvin Sycamore Lane Kenneth Corey Corey Charles Watson

Grange Notes on Estate and Local Requests Tabled

Grange notes report estate business on Main Street tabled as Watson’s apartments and office request awaits variance law review. Judson Hagerty pond plan discussed. site inspection urged. Edie Pullman indoor riding arena plan approved pending Act 250 location change. Harrington lapidary shop approved for one year. Mt Equinox Grange met Aug 2 with reports, new fourth degree member Charlyne Harrington, mystery ride, and talks on plants religion and art. Senior Citizens social tonight with Ben Franklin meals and Aug 16 judging. Dues, hall repairs, and awards programs noted. next meeting Sept 20.

Main Street Watson Board Munro-Hawkins Judson Hagerty West Mountain Road Phoebe Bump Colvin Hagerty Edie Pullman Trumbull Hill Road Clifford Harrington Meadow Lane Mt. Equinox Grange Manchester Charlyne Harrington Pauline Julius Hill Florence Bull Ethan Allen Pomona Grange State Grange Pauline Hill Grange Grange Hall Grange Liberty Bell

Topping Tavern on SHS agenda

Shaftsbury Historical Society annual meeting features a program of history and songs by Shaftsbury Elementary School students and a talk by Peter W. Cook on Topping Tavern history. Members plan a picnic, vote on officers, hear progress on Shaftsbury history project, and view new portraits and artifacts.

Shaftsbury Topping Tavern Shaftsbury Historical Society Peter W. Cook Bennington Museum Society Thurston Hulet Marjorie R. Galusha Marion Smith Ruth Levin Murial Rice John Millington Historical Society of Shaftesbury England Vermont Shaftesbury Society

Petersburg Youth Commission seeks fall program director

Petersburg New York youth group sketches a fall program adding square dancing sewing embroidery and basic carpentry. Only one candidate applied for part time director with hopes to hire by mid October. Activities aim to broaden girls participation with homemaking projects and cooking while plans await director selection and a special meeting to firm up fall activities.

Youth Commission Pearl Wallach Dick Small Small Corrine Stella Jennifer Cruickshank Commission Wallach

Pattison named to House Administration Committee

WASHINGTON D C Congressman Edward Pattison has been selected to fill the vacancy on the House Administration Committee left by Wayne Hays resignation. Chairman Frank Thompson Jr. announced Pattison's appointment after approval by the Democratic Policy and Steering Committee. Pattison, a Democrat from NY 29th district, is praised for handling difficult issues and for pursuing efficient, honest administration.

Washington, D.C Edward Pattison House Wayne Hays Frank Thompson Jr Pattison Democratic Policy and Steering Committee Congress Ned Pattison Thompson West Sand Lake Hays

Bondville Fair Plans Set for September Event

Bondville plans for the annual fair September 24 to 26 with rides by Prince Arthur Amusements, a new arts and crafts show in Feral Hall, leather workers and potters displays, top New England horse pulling teams, vaudeville acts, and a bicycle raffle. Exhibitors should contact Walter Rawson in South Londonderry.

Bondville Prince Arthur Amusements England Walter Rawson Londonderry

Yale professor questions What is people's will

Yale professor Edmund S. Morgan assigns history of governing by divine right to will of the people at Williams College convocation. He notes the difficulty in discerning the people's will across eras and cites party politics as a modern conduit, though imperfect, for expressing that will.

Yale Williamstown Mass Edmund S. Morgan Sterling Yale University Morgan Williams College England Max Lerner Williams Clarence Clyde Ferguson

Vandals Offer Reward For Info On St Albans Insulator Destruction

Central Vermont Public Service Corp. posts a 500 reward for clues leading to arrests and convictions after vandals shot a high voltage line insulator near St Albans Town causing Randall Swan 13 to suffer second and third degree burns. The line damage exceeds 2000 with prior vandalism earlier this year. In Montpelier officials permit limited DDT use to combat bats only after less harsh methods fail and under strict controls.

ST. Albans UPI Central Vermont Public Service Corp Randall Swan St. Albanstown Howard Eastman CVPS Commissioners of Health and Agriculture

Pilots Return After Air North Walkout Protest

Air North pilots returned to work after a one day illegal walkout over planned layoffs. Eight pilots were to be laid off due to a canceled city contract with Glens Falls New York. The cooling off period had been violated.

Burlington API Air North Richard Derringer Derridnger Glens Falls N.Y Rutland New York Plattsburgh Massena Poughkeepsie Albany

Sheriff patrols expand in Grand Isle towns

Grand Isle County sheriff's deputies now patrol South Hero Grand Isle and North Hero. Sheriff John Lawrence said the patrols are financed by special appropriations from the three towns, approved at March town meetings.

Grand Isle UPI South Hero North Hero John Lawrence Lawrence

Teen Killed in Vermont Car Crash Near Roxbury

Louis Knapp age 15 of Northfield died when a car on Vermont Route 12A went out of control and struck a rock ledge. The right side tore off, Knapp was thrown from the vehicle and died at the scene. Driver Rodney Chamberlain, 24, of Randolph, was hospitalized with a possible concussion.

Roxbury UPI Louis Knapp Northfield Knapp Rodney Chamberlain Randolph

Health Dept warns Lake Ontario fish unsafe to eat

New York Health Department says most Lake Ontario fish species contain Mirex at dangerous levels, including Coho salmon Chinook salmon and Lake trout. Discharges of Mirex from shoreline plants prompted tests of water and fish, with 25 communities under scrutiny.

Albany State Health Department Lake Ontario New York Department of Environmental Conservation Health Department

Motorcycle Crash in Berkshire Claims 21 Year Old

Richmond police say excessive speed and loose gravel caused a motorcycle crash on Route 41 Saturday at 3 15 pm. West Stockbridge man Michael A Baluk, 21, died en route to Berkshire Medical Center after skidding on gravel and being thrown head first into a telephone pole in front of the Nicholas Putzu residence.

Richmond West Stockbridge Michael A. Baluk Baluk Berkshire Medical Center Pittsfield Richmond Fire Department Route 41 Nicholas Putzu

Pittsfield to honor 10 at Autumn Celebration at Stanley Club

The Transcendental Meditation Society in Pittsfield will recognize ten individuals at its Autumn Celebration on Sept. 20 at the Stanley Club. Mayor Evan S. Dobelle will present awards. Among honorees are Congressman Silvio Conte for the Capitals of the Age of Enlightenment Award and Mrs. Lawrence K. Miller for the Development of Consciousness Award for directing Hancock Shaker Village.

Pittsfield the Transcendental Meditation Society Stanley Club Evan S. Dobelle Silvio 0. Conte Lawrence K. Miller Berkshire Eagle Hancock Shaker Village

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