Bennington County Early Child Development Committee Meeting
The annual meeting of Bennington County Early Child Development Committee met at First Baptist Church Bennington on Saturday Sept 23 to reconstitute the board by electing new directors to fill retirements. Current board members were listed as part of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
First Baptist Church
Bennington
Rudolph Moz
David Rupert
Qake R. O'Leary
Marjorie Galvin
John Simson
Sally Sugarman
Vera Ayersbach
Eileen Dick
Robert Dimke
Jane Mickelsohn
Lewis Stanley
Geraldine Garatoni
Lois Ostrander
Manchester
Shaftsbury
United Counseling Service of
David Hall
UCS
Highway tax bill meeting in Arlington Vermont
Arlington Vermont hosts a public meeting at St. Margaret Mary's Church Hall at 7 30 p m to discuss a proposed state gasoline tax distribution change for local highways sponsored by the Vermont League of Cities and Towns and the Vermont Highway Department Attending expected include Robert Stewart and Paul Guare. The piece also notes 4 H Club leadership needs and day care funding concerns in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Vermont League of Cites and Towns
Vermont Highway Department
Robert Stewart
Municipal League
Paul Guare
State Highway Board
St. Margaret Mary's Church Hall
North Shire Senior Center celebrates first birthday surprise
Manchester Vermont the North Shire Senior Projects Center marked one year with a birthday party at St Pauls Church featuring dancing dinner and song. The board announced five first floor rooms at the former Joseph Saunders house on School Street will be made available with partial rent support from an anonymous donor. Director Eugene V Kayatts outlined plans for expanded programs including crafts sewing choir exercise and art with new classes and a wood decorating workshop starting Oct 13. A Lake George bus tour Oct 12 and a Halloween themed free corn chowder luncheon Oct 31 are planned with donations welcomed for furniture and utensils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
North Shire Senior Projects Center
St. Paul's Church
Dave Brooks
Ano
Don B. Otis
Joseph Saunders
School Street
First Baptist Church
Otis
BROC
Beulah Johnson
Charles Wathrop
Harry Atkinson
Martin F. Clancy
Frank Orzell
Jack Leary
Essex Junction
Leary
North Shire
Vermont
Eugene V. Kayatts
Kayatts
Lynn Skilton
Anita Dorfman
Frances Lake
Leonard Stokes
Mitch Miller
Dorothy Divine
Louise Reber
Hazel Kitts
Tom Fitzsimons
East Dorset
Senior Center
Bennington residents fined in Hoosick Falls court
In Hoosick Falls court Justice John A. Mahar fined Thomas F. Ryan 200 dollars and placed him on six months probation after a guilty plea to assault third degree linked to a chase into New York. Ryan, arrested by New York State Police in Walloomsac, appeared without counsel. In Bennington, Richard G. Caron faced burglary and petty larceny charges over Salluzzo's Grill break in, waived to grand jury. Bail set at 2,500. Robert J. White and Leona Campbell also appeared on a High Street hit and run case. White charged with leaving the scene, driving with revoked license, and expired registration. Cases postponed pending dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Thomas F. Ryan
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Thomas J. Marcotte
John A. Mahar
Ryan
New York
Walloomsac
Richard G. Caron
Ant St. Bennington
Classic Street
Robert J. White
Second St. Hoosick Falls
Leona Campbell
Hast Road
William Fitzpatrick
High Street
White
Planners and Selectmen Discuss Town Plan in Pownal
Pownal Planning Commission and Board of Selectmen met to clarify the town plan focusing on the rural reserve. They weighed restrictions on use for agriculture and limited housing and the potential for variances under Act 280. Next meeting is set for Tuesday Oct 3 at the town tech’s office. Police seek arson suspect in San Francisco as vandalism targets automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Fent
Selectmen
Commission
Town Tech
Manchester zoning proposal to get a hearing tonight
The Manchester Village Planning Commission schedules a public hearing at the County Courthouse tonight on proposed zoning by laws and a design control ordinance to preserve the area’s historic character. The village has had zoning since 1931 but must adopt a town plan first. trustees may put the by laws to a public vote after hearings and possible amendments.
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Manchester
Manchester Village Planning Commission
New England
Litchfield
Conn
Old Bennington
Manchester Planning Commission
Foster R
Clement Jr
Wattwoight
Planning Commission
Astronomer to give eclipse talk at Williams College
Dr. Jay M. Pasachoff discusses the 1972 total solar eclipse expedition in a Bronfman Auditorium lecture on October 2 at 7 20 p.m. Poster slides and film from Prince Edward Island and a chartered airplane will illustrate. The talk notes Pasachoff as Williams assistant professor and Hopkins Observatory director who led an advance party with students and collaborators.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams Expedition
Jay M. Pasachoff
Bronfman
Williams College
Pasachoff
Hopkins Observatory
Williams
Harvard- Smithsonian
National Geographic
Canada
Prince Edward Island
Donald H. Menzel
Harvard College Observatory
Robert A. Duisberg
Dan R. Stinebring
Donald A. Cooke
Frederick 5. Baris
Mexico
Menzel
Harvard - Smithsonian
Pasacotf
Sahara Desert
Kids' Day competition draws 150 youngsters
Approximately 150 youngsters from Hoosick Falls and Cambridge participated in the town's Kids' Day events at Hoosick Athletic Field. Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club sponsored the event with Michael Mahoney as chairman. Winners across age groups in boys punt pass and kick included Donald O'Malley Cambridge first and Daniel McMahon Petersburg second among eight-year-olds, with multiple placers through thirteen-year-olds. Girls division saw winners such as Catherine McEvoy Cambridge eight-year-olds and Linda Lennon nine-year-olds. Marriage intentions announced in Schenectady show Charles E. Childs of Manchester and Martha W. Paige of Schenectady. ages noted as 73 and 73 years old respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Cambridge
Hoosick
Dale Matsiff
Buskirk
Edward Reinfurt
Chris Seymour
Scott Hunt
Steven Vogler
Peter McEvoy
Joseph O'Malley
Thomas Luke
Peter Bromirski
Kevin Button
Mike Marmillo
Howard Andrew
Eagle Bridge
Nelson
Schenectady, N.Y
Charles E. Childs
Manchester
Martha W. Paige
Schenectady
Arlington Community Club praises street fair success
The Arlington Community Club reported at the quarterly trustees meeting that this year’s Street Fair was very successful thanks to donor prizes. Donors listed include Shultz Jewelry Dunhams DeMarcos Quinlans Drug Store and many Arlington shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Community Club
Shultz Jewelry
Dunhams
DeéMarcos
Quinlans Drug Store
Hard Stick
Bennington
Atkins and Gould, Evans
News and Nichols Store
Jerry's Gulf
Lyle Salter Inc
John Kings
Arlington Variety
Cullinan's
Candle Mill
Wayside Store
Vuallies
Chem Clean
Old Church Gift Shop
Griffins, Keenes Woodcraft
Cole's Shell
Wymana's
Sunoco
All of Arlington
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Child Committee
White Creek
Eleanor Niles
Joly Jones
4-H
Donald George
United Methodist Women
Warren Taber
Deweyeen
Jermain United Methodist Church
Carter Adriance
Everett Perry
George Lobdell
Plattsburgh, N.Y. A
John Latham
New York City
Laurie George
S.U.N.Y
Cortland
Cudsen
Sculpture Center
Jane B. Armstrong
Louis Chinpin
The
Christian Science Monitor
Armstrong
Frank Rehn
Jose de Creeft
Jose de Rivera
Ray Gussow
Jacques Lipehitz
Barnett Newman
Ann Arnold
Nina Winkel
Jean Toousteguy
North Shire Senior Center
Benningtonians
Bennington, Vt
North Bennington Road
Bannington, Vermont
del Monte
Weston Antiques Show
Jyhouse
Weston
Weston Community Club
San Francisco
UPI
E City
Bill O'Connor
Gennington
Depot Street
Tigard
Ore
UPS
Portland
Tigard Police Department
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
le Jardin
Elwal
Chet Walter Hayn
Grosen
Wiliemstown
Helene Thompson
Enterprise Society
Faarley
Tommy Thompson
James Thompson
Putnam
Met Memorial Hospital
Order Eastern Star
OFS
Dale Bahan
Ingrid Hirsch
Jules
Iplete
Scotland
Ampalior
Mies
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