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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1977
Page
9
Pupils from all eight grades produced The Sunderland Town Crier a 13 page weekly featuring poems puzzles drawings interviews and articles plus Notes from the School board by Mary Beckwith. Staff from 7th and 8th grades coordinated reports on class activities.
Arlington hosts a variety show at the high school at 8 p.m. Open Martha Canfield Library Board meeting at Community House. Tuesday events include Arlington versus Leland and Gray away at 8 p.m. AA meets at St. Margaret Mary Hall. Legion Auxiliary meets at Susan Cumming listed as editor in chief with Jeannine Gawlik as assistant editor. Chuck Ruland and Betty Mc Dermott are sports and art editors. Art staff includes Anna Bevins Jim Elwell Tina Ennis and Todd Gould. Reporters include Harvey Bevins Alberta Boynton Cindy Ennis Annette and Jeannette Garneau Vicky Guber Teresa Hewes Erin Lloyd Terry Matteson Elaina Moffitt Karl Pfiel and Dawn Sheldon. Jim Calvin circulation manager Mrs Scieszka is faculty advisor. Mrs Eileen Beach and Mrs Dorothy Cummings were typists. Legion rooms. Wednesday Noon Senior Citizen Meals at Bailey Hall 7:30 p.m. Arlington Chorale rehearsal at Music Box 8 p.m. Red Mt Chapter CES meets at Masonic Temple 8 p.m. FOE 2551 meets at Eagle rooms Manchester.
The Department of Business Administration and Economics and the Program of Continuing Education announce intensive CPA review courses for the May 1977 exam. Two topics, Accounting Theory and Accounting Practice including taxes, meet Saturdays 9 to noon and 1 to 6 in Bowman Hall Room 207 for 12 weeks starting Feb. 19. Registration info from the Office of Continuing Education or 413-664-4511 ext. 237.
Dr. Robert H. Rines of the Loch Ness Expedition will speak at a benefit dinner for the Vermont Institute of Natural Science at the Woodstock Inn on Feb. 11 at 7 p.m. He will discuss expeditions in Scotland that yielded photographic evidence of a large unknown aquatic creature in Loch Ness. Tickets are $22.50 with $10 tax deductible. call 802-457-2779 for reservations.
Police said 52 pounds of marijuana were seized after an undercover sale at the Waterbury Holiday Inn. Malcolm Fogg of Waitsfield faces sale and possession charges. Other arrestees include Donald Byers of Essex Junction Peter Paquette of Richmond and two New York City men Hertz and Barlin. Bail set at 10000 for all but the latter held on lack of bail.
Barre based Central Vermont Community Action Council will file a federal suit challenging a CETA regulation that bars workers from helping renters winterize. The action, led by executive director Benjamin Collins, aims for a Feb 14 hearing. He notes about 60 percent of central Vermont’s low income residents rent homes and lack funds to install winterization. The rule does not apply to homeowners.
Alfred Barberi, 46, takes over Barre Police Department this week bringing 22 years in New York City policing. He notes no clash between NYC procedures and Barre methods, saying the goal remains using minimum force for efficiency. He succeeds retired Chief Floyd Chandler.
STOWE UPI The Mountain Trust Co Vermonts second new bank in 60 years is ready for business Stowe lawyer Robert Davison Jr who helped secure the opening predicts it could become the largest Vermont bank Arthur Kreizel Vermont secretary of Development and Community Affairs serves on the seven member board The Green Mountain Bank in Bondville recently opened as the states first state chartered commercial bank since 1916 Brattleboro UPI Police probe weekend Holiday Inn Route 5 fire that forced 90 evacuees smoke and water damage confined blaze mainly in laundry and supply area Four firefighters treated for smoke inhalation released
Ed Finkle of Ballston Lake parked across from Capt. Ed ward French's Troy home, prompting the police captain to have the car towed under a city ordinance requiring the owner's or occupant's consent for parking. The incident allegedly caused 180 dollars in car damage during towing.
An Albany County Grand Jury indicted Samuel L. Crutchfield for second-degree murder after he allegedly shot his wife Earlene Crutchfield in the Family Court waiting room on January 28. Crutchfield reportedly took two hostages before turning himself in while en route to Albany Medical Center where his wife died.
Gerald Colvin, 28, was struck on West Housatonic Street and dragged 80 feet by an eastbound Greyhound bus after entering the highway without stopping. He rode the snowmobile to Berkshire Medical Center for treatment of multiple bruises and possible internal injuries.
A two alarm blaze tore through the Betta Chi Gamma fraternity house at North Adams State College late Friday night. All North Adams firefighters were called to battle the fire, with three students and one firefighter hospitalized after the 10:30 p.m. alarm at 308 Church Street. flames persisted past midnight.
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