Experimental regional library plan boosts book circulation
The Montpelier Regional Library's demonstration serves 50 public and 40 school libraries in central Vermont. Bookfetch expands access with 1650 titles and 18,000 households, hours are extended, and a New Hampshire cataloging contract aims to cut processing staff. The plan doubles local collections pickup, raises total circulation by about 240 percent, and lowers per-book costs to 52 cents from 1.23, despite some opposition to suspending the bookmobile.
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James Igoe
Vermont Bookfetch
Daily Times-Argus
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New Hampshire State Library
New Hampshire
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Vermont Board of Libraries
Barre granite firm agrees to curbs on smoke emission
A Barre granite firm will comply with Vermont air pollution rules to curb smoke emissions on a timetable spanning one year. The plan includes winter study, bids for a new furnace by spring, and installation by next summer. Burlington seeks a variance for its municipal power plant.
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Montpelier
UPI
Barre
Smith
Nace
Burlington
WOTM Notes Christmas Dinner and Lodge Activities
Christmas dinner was held Wednesday with Gov Gordon Niles as guest speaker. Senior Regent Isabelle Gates thanked Vera Jones, dinner chair, and committee Fannie Bahan and Ina Flynn. Caroline Paligo installed as treasurer. Kiddies Christmas party set for Dec 19 at Moose Hall. January designated Child Care Month with Susan Bull as chair. Donations’ll go to Head Start at Red Brick School Shaftsbury. Books audit Jan 3 at 7:30 p.m. Next meeting Jan 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Moose Hall. Marion Charest to bring surprise gift. Best wishes for Christmas and New Year.
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Isabelle Gates
Vera Jones
Fannie Bahan
Ina Flynn
Caroline Paligo
Virginia Ferris
Lodge
Moose Hall
Susan Bull
Red Brick
Shaftsbury
Marion Charest
District meeting plans and social notices recap
The regular meeting was held Tuesday night. Members should call the president Roseann Greene at 24093 for New Year party reservations by December 24. A meeting is planned for Tuesday January 4 to organize for the First District meeting Sunday January 9 at 2 pm. A home bake sale will occur in the afternoon to benefit the district fund, followed by a buffet. A $1.50 member charge applies. President Roseann Greene wishes Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
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CWU Members Send Gifts to Waterbury Hospital
Mrs. Arnold Brown, state chairman of Church Women United Waterbury Hospital projects, asks CWU members statewide to provide Remembrance Project patient gifts. Wee Stockings and homemade candies must arrive at the hospital by tomorrow for Monday morning distribution. The appeal thanks participants and urges continued support into the new year.
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Craftsbury Common
Arnold Brown
Church Women United
Waterbury Hospital
Vermont Ski Reports and Vermont Ski Packet Offered
Vermont ski conditions for all major areas are available 24 hours daily via the Vermont State Chamber of Commerce Ski Line at 802-223-2957. The Greater Vermont Association offers the free Ski Vermont '72 Packet with area details lodging acres skiing and a highway map. request by mail to Vermont State Chamber of Commerce Box 37 Montpelier VT 05602.
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Protestants Plan Evangelical Crusade for 1973
Plans for a continent wide evangelistic campaign called Key 73 were disclosed in New York with events across 1973 including hymn contests prayer meetings Bible study groups and youth outreach The effort unites conservative and liberal Protestants and aims to marshal a common canopy of evangelism across the United States and Canada while each denomination develops its own program.
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Times Square
Raedeke
St. Louis
Key 73
United States
Continent
David E. Kucharsky
Christianity Today
Webelos Pack 345 Honors At November Cub Scout Meeting
Webelos of Pack 345 held a November meeting with a flag ceremony and a Den 1 to Den 6 program of Colonial era toys and Thanksgiving sketches. Awards included multiple arrows for Shawn Stemp Eric Moloy Bruce Stowell and others. Bobcat pins were awarded to seven Friles with Den 4 leading a My Country Tis of Thee singalong. Committeemen offered December help as leaders are unavailable.
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Shawn Stemp
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Bruce Stowell
Stephen Bett
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Scott Legacy
Michael Downey
Daniel Pierce
David Forrest
George Yarnal
Den 4
Mrs. Roy
Raymond Howe
Ken Cone
Gerald Stowell
Ray Howe
U S Chamber presses for federal austerity measures
The U S Chamber of Commerce says inflation stemmed from 1960s federal actions and deficits. It argues government spending far exceeds income, urging wage and price controls alongside limits on government outlays to prevent another inflationary cycle and repeat of the wage freeze.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Chamber
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