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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1976

Page

7

History of Battenkill Grange Told to Arlington Society

Arlington witnesses a history of Battenkill Grange 487 traced by Shirley Matteson and Belle Decker. The group, founded 1867, evolved from farmers to a broader membership with civic ties. Notable members included Norman Rockwell and Harlan Miller. past activities featured dances, bingo, and community service. The Grange supports Camp Ondawa, schools, libraries, 4 H, and local fairs, meeting twice monthly in West Arlington.

Arlington Grange State Grange Shirley Matteson Arlington Historical Society Matteson Battenkill Grange Belle Decker Prudence Vaughn West Arlington Charles Lindsey Vaughn Norman Rockwell Harlan Miller The Arlington Street Camp Ondawa Bennington Arlington Memorial High School Future Farmers of America Arlington Farm Museum West Arlington Community House

Bennington BRTI moves to hire bus drivers amid insurance concerns

Arlington Vermont news reports that the Bennington Regional Transit Inc board voted to begin interviewing and hiring bus drivers despite ongoing insurance uncertainty. State officials pledge temporary blanket coverage while bids are sought, with Rutland’s proposal expected to help Bennington County.

BRTI Arlington Bennington Regional Transit Inc Langdon Cummings Highway Department Rutland Bennington County Hartford Insurance Co Simson

Shaftsbury Story Hour Opens at Firehouse on Wednesdays

The Chicken Little Story hour starts tomorrow September 22 at the Shaftsbury firehouse. Two groups run 9 to 10 and 10:30 to 11:30 for children aged 3 and 4 from Shaftsbury.

Shaftsbury

Pownal Senior Citizens Social and Lions Board Meet

The Pownal Senior Citizens host a social at 7 tonight at the center in Pownal Center and hold a noon luncheon Wednesday at the same center. Reservations for the meal require a week in advance by calling Rose Mattison at 823-7282. The Pownal Lions Club Board of Directors meets at 7 tonight at the North Pownal firehouse. First hunter safety course class runs tonight from 6:30 to 8:30 at the Pownal Center firehouse.

Pownal Pownal Center Rose Mattison

Plane taxiing mishap injures three from Long Island

A small four passenger plane owned by Northfield Aviation Inc. of Patchogue N Y. taxied off the end of Mt Snow Airport runway while landing in Dover. Pilot Barry Plesser 29 Sayville N Y Steven Davis 32 Lake Ronkonkoma N Y and Edward Loper 40 Patchogue N Y escaped injury. The aircraft sustained moderate damage to the nose wheel and propeller.

Northfield Aviation Inc Patchogue, N.Y

Hyde Park cop Kaplan reinstated with benefits

Kenneth Kaplan, a Vermont police officer suspended last month, is reinstated with full benefits retroactive to Aug 19. A court recess in Hyde Park saw an agreement between Kaplan's attorney and Stowe town counsel. Charges claimed he traded boots for car work and sowed dissension, but the lawyer argued the suspension arose from a personal dispute with Stowe Police Chief James Moran.

Hyde Park UPI Stone Kenneth Kaplan Vermont District Court Kaplan Oreste Valsangiacomo Charles Adams Stowe James Moran

Vermont Tooth Fairy program overspend prompts review

A Vermont Health Department oversight led to an estimated 2000 to 3000 overrun in the Tooth Fairy dental care program for low and moderate income children. The legislature ordered a 3 percent cut in payments to dentists for the last quarter of the prior fiscal year, but the cutback was not implemented. A legislative review committee will seek clarification and consider applying the reduction to a different three months this year.

Health Department

Vermont Supreme Court vacancy draws multiple applicants

The Barre-Montpelier Times Argus reports eight or more judges from Superior and District Court levels seek the soon to be vacant Vermont Supreme Court seat held by Justice Milford Smith who plans to retire October 1. John Dinse, chair of the Judicial Selection Board, confirms a substantial number of applications but declines to name applicants. Ward 4 residents in Barre oppose locating a dog pound near the sewer plant, urging council to reject the plan as a leash law enforcement step. Elsie Cushman, 70, found dead from smoke inhalation after a morning house fire sparked by an overloaded electrical circuit, state police say. She was discovered in her bedroom after the blaze at her Tunbridge home.

Tunbridge UPI Elsie Cushman

Tax status issues emerge over Universal Life ordinations

Albany counsel says New York ordinations from USC may not qualify for clergy tax benefits. Local residents in Sullivan Orange and Ulster counties joined a mass ordination protest. Regents may deny exemptions if claims seem unwarranted. Eleven Albany State University students arrested for disorderly conduct during a campus parking lot protest.

Albany State Board of Equalization and Assessment New York Universal Life Church Sullivan Orange Ulster Thomas McGrath USC New York Board of Regents Albany State University

Bible Speaks College Buys Lenox Foxhollow for 600000

Bible Speaks College announces the $600000 purchase of Lenox Foxhollow School in Berkshire as its fourth Lenox Lee acquisition since last April. The campus will house classrooms and dormitories with no definite plans for Mount Edith Wharton mansion. The deal brings total college holdings to 374 acres and $1710000 in cost. Officials cite economy for 35 temporary layoffs at Schweitzer division’s four Lee mills, affecting hires since last April and reducing workforce to about 450.

Lenox — Foxhollow School Bible Speaks College Lenox and Lee Daniel Lewis The Mount Edith Wharton Edward Bible Speaks Bordentown-Lenox School Fokine Ballet Alexia School Lee Foxhollow Frederick C. Hartwell Lee Mills

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