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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1974

Page

7

Arlington Snowmobile Club Meets Monday at Fire House

The Arlington Snowmobile Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the East Arlington Fire house. All membership dues must be in by this meeting. Refreshments will be served.

Arlington Snowmobile Club East Arlington Firehouse

State Safety Council eyes Route 7 with disfavor

The New York State Traffic and Safety Council sent a rep to Albany to discuss Route 7 with Hoosick Falls Kiwanis and view dangerous sections from Tombhannock Reservoir to the Vermont line. He plans a DOT report and to share safety concerns after a film shown at the Kiwanis meeting underscored hazardous curves and narrow roads.

Edith Beaumont Kiwanis Committee Kasmer Stempek Vermont Line Simonis Kiwanis Stempek Hoosick Falls Safety Council Albany State Department of Transportation DOT Raymond Schuler William G. Galloway National Safety Council Chicago Raymond Peirce Peirce Cruce Patiie David C. Bidwell Vermont N.Y

North Adams Rink Schedule Signals Week of Feb 10 16

Weekly ice schedule highlights regular public skating at Vietnam Veterans Memorial Rink in North Adams with added special events. Notable items include NASC and local hockey games, school programs, and youth activities throughout the week. Mark Grimm of St Marys Academy Hoosick Falls wins Bausch and Lamb Science Award and may seek a four year Rochester scholarship.

North Adams Mass Vietnam Veterans Memorial Pittsfield Flyers No. Berkshire All Stars Drury Hoosac North Berkshire Midgets NASC Fitchburg Hoosick Falls N.Y Mark Grimm St. Mary’s Academy Bausch & Lamb Michael McGuire OSA Grimm Fred Grimm Babcock Lake University of Rochester

Food Tips and Ads from Edward Pinsonneault

Fried chicken gets a new tang with ground ginger in the flour mix. Tomato sauce tartness can be tamed by a dash of instant coffee dissolved in sauce. A stale bread crumb trick finishes grinding meat for texture. Food makers now use vegetable proteins to imitate nuts in sweets and baked goods. The Vermont Steak House at 716 Main St lists tempting chocolate desserts and a chef with a noted sweet tooth.

Vermont Steak House Main St

Fines urged for Vermont Yankee over safety breach

The New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution asks the AEC to raise penalties on Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. for a Vernon safety violation, suggesting fines up to 100000 dollars. Yankee seeks reduction, claiming no intent of unsafe conduct. In Montpelier, energy adviser Orr proposes a gasoline rationing plan mirrored on Oregon and Hawaii, with odd even day rules and emergency-vehicle priorities as Gov. Salmon calls for regional adoption. Major Vermont oil firms will cut gasoline deliveries by 27 percent compared with a year ago.

Brattleboro UPI New England Coalition On Nuclear Pollution Atomic Energy Commission Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp Yankee Federal Regulatory Agency Vernon AEC Anthony Roisman Vermont

Weeks School quieted after juvenile disturbance ends

In Vergennes authorities reported normal conditions at Weeks School after a minor disturbance involving six youths. Fifteen residents attempted to aid the scene. the six were isolated, one youth cut a foot breaking a window, and some furniture and fire-safety gear were damaged.

Vergennes Cornelius Hogan Hogan

Murphy Says New York to Get Half a Loaf for Transit Aid

Troy on Thursday, County Executive William J. Murphy reported that Congress may allow only 70 million for mass transit this year, far short of the 200 million sought by Gov. Wilson. He called the amount a stopgap, noting Rensselaer County’s bus service cuts amid financial distress and ongoing transit woes. Meanwhile, Republican Chairman Sen. Douglas Hudson said he plans to recommend Pierce H. Russell as district attorney to fill the vacancy created by Cholakis’s elevation, with other candidates eyed for the public defender post including Lawrence Bizarro and James Reilly.

Troy William J. Murphy Rensselaer County U.S. Congress Murphy Washington New York County New York Wilson Capital District Transportation Authority Troy — Rensselaer County Douglas Hudson Pierce H. Russell D.A Con G. Cholakis Hudson Russell Lawrence Bizarro James Reilly Cholakis

Nongraded classes eyed as economies in Berkshire plan

Berkshire educators debate nongraded elementary classes to save money and boost learning. Kreiger pitches moving five of 18 elementary schools to nongraded setup, needing 12 fewer teachers, with a hypothetical option to close a school by reallocating under enrolled classes. He says it is not a firm proposal.

Pittsfield John A. Kreiger Kreiger

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