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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1976

Page

6

Orvis Gets Route 7 Permit For New Building In Manchester

Manchester planning commission approved a building permit for Orvis on Route 7 to add a rear one story structure 210 by 180 feet to relieve crowding and allow growth estimated at 16 percent yearly. Construction starts November 1 1976 and finishes December 1 1977 with parking revisions required. The panel also granted a permit to Anders Knutsson to convert a West Road barn into a studio and discussed window plans for the new Orvis building.

Manchester Planning Commission Orvis Arnie Abramson Mike Peloso DuFresne Henry Foster Clement Clement Peloso Abramson Jack Foster Anders Knutsson West Road Southern Vermont Art Center

HFCS tax rates show district pays lowest school taxes

Supt. Philip Leonard compares HFCS district tax rates with neighboring districts in towns shared by HFCS residents. In Hoosick Falls the HFCS rate is 150.74 per 1000. Cambridge district 164.02. Petersburg HFCS 179.23 vs Berlin 197.32. Pittstown HFCS 98.05 vs Britton Kill 105.89 and Hoosie Valley 97.32. Grafton HFCS 247.75 vs Berlin 272.79 and Britton Kill 267.37. White Creek HFCS 115.75 vs Cambridge 125.93. All figures based on identical assessment methods.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Philip Leonard Hoosick Falls Central HFCS Hoosick Cambridge Central Petersburg Berlin Pittstown Britton Kill Hoosie Valley Hoosic Valley Grafton White Creek Leonard

Bennington Pony Club hosts Manchester Horse Trials winners

The event east of Equinox Farm in Manchester crowned top riders in junior and senior pre training training and open divisions. Up and over Elizabeth Ann Dyson on Losers Weepers won junior pre training as Harold A Wisell organized the meet benefiting the Bennington Pony Club.

Elizabeth Ann Dyson Melvin A. Dyson Bennington Manchester Miss Dyson Equinox Farm Liz Guenther Gorbahou Cammy Briggs Taffy Amy Waldbilling Karesmir Ken Edwards Edwards Kim Pierce Tammus Christine McPlankey Great Pumkin Marlene Plante Pete Elizabeth Wood K.C. Banner James Orr Tokayer Lynn Bellemare Jack Ian Grant Strider Peter Guenther Stars and Stripes Erin Sweeney Thumbprint Missy Charman Zechariah Hannah Nichols Sarah Stillman Karen McCollon Mike Eve Worthington Ole Donnie Emmerson Core Butt Beth Davis Reed Jerry Schurink Amy Balk Bennington Pony Club Harold A. Wisell

Car Hits Pole in Hoosick Falls. Several Police Calls Reported

Mary Anne Dooley suffered facial cuts when her 1974 Plymouth hit a utility pole on Mechanic Street at 3 45 p m Friday.She was treated at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge and released. Police noted a left turn from River Road caused the crash. No traffic violation charged. Additional reports include vehicle break ins, stereo theft, a Mercedes antenna stolen, and multiple Sunday and Friday disturbances involving youths. Police dispersed groups and ordered no night parking in Wood Memorial Park to curb hazards. Harold Wescott was arrested Friday on High Street for driving an unregistered trailer.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Mary Anne Dooley Tate Road Mechanic Street Ms. Dooley Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge River Road Butch Eastman Davis St Lenny Liporace Upper Classic Street First Street Wood Memorial Park Chapones Harold Wescott Troy High Street

Strapped Shaftsbury School Sets Landscaping Cap and Staff Moves

The Shaftsbury school board approved an 8000 landscaping and seeding cap for the grounds contract awarded to Jeffrey Clawson. Enrollment sits at 268 this year, down from 270. Read aloud, Linda Tilgner’s contract will be amended to a one year term replacing Nancy Campbell who died last June.

Shaftsbury Jeffrey Clawson Sam Carrara Carrol Finney George Sleeman Linda Tilgner Nancy Campbell

Two Falls Students Named National Merit Semi finalists

Hoosick Falls Central School announces two seniors Wilbur Foshay and Diane Waite as National Merit Scholarship Semi finalists marking the first time HFCS has had two semi finalists in the program. Both students hold NHS membership and participate in bands clubs skiing and other activities.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Falls Central School Wilbur Foshay West Hoosick Diane Waite Foshay Miss Waite HFCS Kim Malo Miss Malo William C. Waterhouse

Community News Roundup From White Creek Area

White Creek Ruby Gottsfield hosted by Mrs Walter Hulihan last week. Ed van Dyke and son Francis of Waldwick New Jersey were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur May. Sgt Richard Bugbee and son returned to Stuttgart Germany after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Perry Bugbee. Former White Creek Farm Bureau Kitchen Konference 2 members enjoyed a reunion and roast beef dinner at Dorothy Austins Hedges Lake camp. A chicken barbecue is planned for Saturday Oct 2 at Jermain Hall with servings at 5 and 7 pm. Tickets available at the door or in advance from James Lake 686 9246 or Mrs Donald George 686 7283.

Ed van Dyke Francis Waldwick, N.J Arthur May Richard Bugbee and Stuttgart Germany Perry Bugbee White Creek Farm Bureau Konference 2 Hedges Lake Dorothy Austin Jermain Hall James Lake Donald George Center Robert Hayden James Sennett William Murphy Donald Bogardus American Legion Michael McGuire Murphy Bogardus Hayden Morgan Burke Carl Kempf Burke Robert Springer Arthur Hyde Leo McGuire Youth Commission Robert Milliman

Shaftsbury weighs pond fill and town equipment needs

Selectmen estimate four to five thousand yards of fill needed to raise the Boy Scout pond on Cleveland Avenue. Road Commissioner Kenny Harrington prepared the figure to forward to Lion Club member Joseph Crossman, who plans to help with renovation. Also, no bucket loader purchase is approved as unnecessary. Mrs. Roberta Haynes will replace Dr. Frank Oktavec on the Bennington County Regional Commission. A gas pump repair at the town garage is requested from Gulf Oil dealer Sal Santarcangelo. Nationwide Insurance adjuster Jim Alix will handle the Missbrenner claim after a fall from a Shaftsbury Hollow bridge. The board maintains mileage vouchers for town vehicle use. Harrington was asked to check if town employees may use the town pump to replace gas used.

Shaftsbury Cleveland Avenue Kenny Harrington Norshaft Lion Club Joseph Crossman Crossman Selectmen Leo Harrington Roberta Haynes Frank Oktavec Bennington County Gulf Oil Co Sal Santarcangelo Nationwide Insurance Company Jim Alix Missbrenner Frank Missbrenner

Hoosick Center to Launch Fund Drive After Deficit

Hoosick Community Center will start an all out fund drive after operating at a deficit of 337.62 in 1975 76. The board, re electing officers at a sparsely attended annual meeting, cites heating costs lower fund drive revenue and reduced interest on investments as causes. The drive will solicit money from businesses civic clubs and Hoosick residents via a door to door campaign with details to follow.

Hoosick N.Y Hoosick Community Center

Tax exemption on HFCS agenda

Hoosick Falls Central School Board meets at 8 p m to discuss hiring two teachers and a monitor and a proposed 50 percent tax exemption for new commercial and industrial construction under state law to spur local business expansion. Also on the agenda are annual audit, bus routes, enrollment figures down 58, and funds for renovations including roof repair and window paneling.

Hoosick Falls N.Y New York Philip Leonard Falls Area HFCS

Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Grad

Donna Baldwin of Walloomsac joins 16 other graduates as one of 17 registered nurses completing studies at the Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Bennington on September 11.

Donna Baldwin Jim Baldwin Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Bennington

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Orvis Co Stewarts Bread and Butter Main Richmond Streets Dougherty’s Corner John Streets William Chapones Shaftsbury School Chamber of Commerce Farmer’s Market Lions Club John Manross Two Falls Theodore G. Chingos Ferns Dore Proce Eleanor Niles Ruby Gottsfield Johnsonville Walter Hulihan Shaftsbury Hollow Manfred Ehrich Harrington By Anne Eisenmenger McGuire Robert Lucey Sophie Rourke William Walloomsac Bertha Hoag Spor Spinelli Field the Benning Dept. Food Market H. Greenberg Main Street Vermont National SANKOWICH/GOLYN PRODUCTIONS Dale Wasserman Ken Kese Clive Barnes N. T Imes Pat Mitchell Wbz-Tv North Adams State Campus Williamstown Clip Shop North Adams Lamb's and Chalifoux’s Grand Union
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