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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1977

Page

7

Truth literature comes to Woodford on three yearly visits

Lucy Fanfan and Diane Rossman of Wilmington's Kingdom Hall visited Woodford as part of their three times a year program. They reported warm reception and growing local interest in their literature. They cited global circulation of Truth at 84 million copies in 100 languages, second only to the Bible.

Truth Lucy Fanfan Diane Rossman Wilmington Kingdom Hall Woodford Ms. Fanfan Ms. Rossman

Groovy old lady aims for 50 capitals by motorcycle

Mayra Scarborough, 61, of Nutley New Jersey, is partway through a cross country motorcycle trek to raise a flag over the capital in all 50 states. She has already visited Maine Vermont and plans Boston next, hoping to cover the remaining capitals. She holds master’s degrees from Duke and Rutgers and works as a librarian at Hoffmann La Roche.

Augusta Maine UPI Mayra Scarborough Nutley N.J Aera Ene Scarborough Duke Rutgers Hoffmann- LaRoche Vermont Montpelier Boston Old North Church Europe

Retired Teachers Meet in Manchester and Education Hearings Planned

The Bennington County Retired Teachers Association held its September meeting at Track Fare with a board meeting led by president Kathleen Phillips. Dr. Max Barrows noted NRTA parallels to statewide programs and Newton Baker spoke on Blue Cross Blue Shield and taxes. A driving course for ages 55 plus runs Oct. 11–12 at St. Peter's Church, cost $2 for NRTA/AARP members and $5 for nonmembers. Next meeting is Nov. 8 at Howard Johnson's Williamstown with a Clark Art Institute visit. Six public hearings on special education are planned statewide, including Oct. 4 in Manchester Elementary School at 7 p.m. Details: Rep. Madeleine Kunin provided the releases. Public sessions span Montpelier, Johnson, Bellows Falls, Burlington, and Montpelier through late October.

Manchester Bennington County Kathleen Phillips NRTA Newton Baker ARTV Blue Cross Blue Shield Barrows Ray Mainville Rutland St. Peter’s Church Bennington AARP Colonial Penn Howard Johnson’s Williamstown Mass Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Legislative Study Committee Vermont Madeleine Kunin Special Education Study Committee State House Montpelier Johnson State College Johnson Union High School Bellows Falls Burlington Electric Auditorium Pine St Burlington

Vermont Bicentennial Commission schedules regional discussion

Springfield hosts a statewide public session Saturday September 4 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Springfield High School to discuss Bennington Windsor and Windham counties futures. Education economic development state government and energy topics will be led by expert workshop leaders.

Springfield Vermont Bicentennial Commission Bennington Windham Windsor Springfield High School

Manchester Board of Selectmen Meeting Agenda

Manchester board of selectmen meets at 7 30 tonight at the Town Office Building with items including Ella Russell senior citizen center appointment of a crossing guard Route 7 64 acre asphalt plant plans sign applications parking violation letters Jean Bongartz tax collector zoning adjustment town lift proposal and banner policy to discuss.

Manchester Board of Selectmen Ella Russell Senior Citizen Center Jean Bongartz

New England Regional Conference Aims at Growth Plan

The New England Regional Commission schedules a two day conference in Burlington to prepare for the White House Conference on National Balanced Growth and Economic Development. Delegations from the six governors will join public and private policy makers to craft recommendations for Washington. In Rutland, a Clarendon couple faces aggravated assault charges after a shooting and beating incident.

Burlington UPI New England

Essex vandals damage 13 stores with BB gun rampage

Police estimate thousands of dollars in damage after BB gun vandalism hit 13 businesses Monday night in Essex Junction. A separate incident saw .22 caliber slugs fired at the IBM plant Sunday night. In Newport, Gary Stevens, 23, of Irasburg, ordered pre sentence investigation after pleading guilty to manslaughter in a Barton nightclub beating that left Roger Carter fatally injured. Stevens faces sentencing in about a month.

Essex Junction UPI IBM Newport Gary Stevens Irasburg Stevens Orleans County Superior Court Roger Carter Reer Barton Carter

Vermont official proposes merging housing agencies to ease shortage

Community Affairs Commissioner John G. Simson urged at a special interagency housing task force meeting that the state merge the Housing Authority and the Housing Finance Agency. He said the consolidation could cut duplication and speed up home building and financing to address a serious housing shortage.

Two teens charged in bus vandalism seek bail delay

Jeffrey Elliot aged 16 and David Hodgkins 17 of Altamont face second degree criminal mischief charges after damaging more than 28 Guilderland school district buses. Elliot ordered to undergo psychiatric examination. bail hearing postponed until Wednesday. In Albany, 116 year old Walsh & Sons apparel store to close with going out of business sale, citing next generation plans.

Guilderland Center Jeffrey Elliot Guilderland Albany County Robert Leyden Elliot Joseph Harris Albany Harris David Hodgkins Altamont William E. Walsh & Sons Edward J. Crummey Jr Crummey

Dead Baby Found On Church Steps In North Adams

A 13 pound infant was found in a blue sack on the steps of Holy Family Church by parishioner Thomas Errichetto. Rev. Roger Gagnon observed the bundle and called authorities. Police and the DA seek the child’s identity as they investigate the incident. Doctors report 153 motorcycle injuries treated at Berkshire Medical Center and UMass Medical School over a 90 day period prompting a joint study starting June 8 to assess causes and care.

North Adams Holy Family Church Thomas Errichetto Greene Ave Roger Gagnon Errichetto Pittsfield UPI Berkshire Medical Center University of Massachusetts Medical School BMC Emergency Room Alan Michaelson Michaelsen

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