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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1976
Page
9
Household Q and A covers building a window box with exterior plywood or lumber, copper liners, pot removal for display, and decorative trim. Also advises on masonry paints, crawl space ventilation, stump removal, moss treatment on shingles, and baseboard stain prevention with brief feasibility notes.
A new camping gear store opens on Union Street in Bennington in the former Business World office. Owner Richard Lederer offers a 10 percent grand opening discount next Tuesday and a wide range of van customization gear, Coleman products, 4WD equipment, and on site installation with hours after work.
Editorial by Bruce Haskell urges Vermonters to conserve energy during Vermont Energy Conservation Month from Sept 15 to Oct 15. It argues energy scarcity follows the 1973 embargo, notes Vermont heating chiefly with oil, and stresses personal conservation as a bridge to long term solutions while detailing state efforts and calls for ongoing programs.
Richard B. Briggs announced Briggs Training System offering management seminars and workshops for northern New England companies. Based at Wellington Hill Westminster the program tailors courses to each firm and includes methods improvement and work implication consulting.
Carson City Nevada reported by UPI the state Gaming Control Board said the fiscal year ending June 3 saw gamblers leave a record 1.18 billion dollars in Nevada casinos, an increase of 122 million from the prior year.
Robert D. Stout president of Putnam Memorial Hospital announced James Buchta as the hospitals new occupational therapist. A native of Binghamton New York he earned a 1974 Magna Cum Laude B S in occupational therapy from Utica College and cites the rural area as a draw. He comes from Mercy Hospital Springfield Rehabilitation Center and lives in North Bennington.
Bennington town clerk records show transfers from Aug 13 to 20 including Francis B Woodward to Michael J Levins for 29 167 dollars a residence on Lot 101 Cyr Court and Howard C Duhl to David E Thompson for 19 500 on Burgess Road Plus John J Butler to Jacques Lettre for 19 000 at 118 Lincoln St and Frank K Savio to Guy Cameron for 29 000 on Morgan Street Extension Other transfers include Vermont Investment Capital to Wilkinson Construction for Lots A and 23B on Dewey Street 6000 and 4500 respectively Paul W III Bohne to Michael McCormick for Lot 8 Apple Hill Harwood Hill price 5403 George C Crone to Robert Johnson for Buckley Road lot and mobile home 3000 The previously omitted transfer Wayland S Record to John Kinney for 17 250 of 232 North Branch St Aug 12 is noted in corrected form.
Mable F. Whitman was awarded a certificate of appreciation and a clock on Aug. 10 for 25 years of service with Union Carbide Corp. in Bennington. She is pictured with Dick Chenail, head of quality control, Conrad Hoffman, plant manager, Terry Telzrow, assistant plant manager for engineering, and David Pecot, assistant plant manager for production. Ms. Whitman works as a lab assistant in quality control.
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