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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1974
Page
7
Services at Jermain Church Sunday Jan 13 will be at 10 am. The Youth Fellowship will hold a short worship service followed by a coffee hour and Sunday School classes for all.
Bible classes will meet Mondays January 14 and 28 at the Maurice Andrew home. Everyone is invited to attend these informal learning sessions.
West Arlington records an emergency gasoline offer by Constable Charles H. Farrell for stranded motorists after dark. Putney Windham College launches the Center for Public Policy with AEI at the Dorothy Culbertson Marvin Memorial Library. gifts to Windham include government document depository items, NASA film donations, and 4-H beef auction proceeds supporting a state delegation trip. Community events cover youth fellowship, women’s society activities, hospital donations, and a newborn patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
The Rap Group meets Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Oak Hill School inviting youths aged 13 to 19. The United Methodist Church choir rehearses at 7 p.m. at the church. The Center Fire Department holds a work night at 7 30 p.m. Thursday.
Hoosick Falls hosts the Ottawa University Concert Choir and Chorale at Hoosick Baptist Church on Thursday at 8 pm. The tour includes Chicago, New York City, and Washington, D.C. with no admission fee, a freewill offering collected for expenses, and local underwriting sponsors. Betty Sharkey of Hoosick is a choir member. students will stay with area families. The Hoosick Falls school receives 2500 for a new translator to improve Channel 17 reception, enabling use of the old translator as a spare.
Music in the Round presents the third concert of its series in Thompson Memorial Chapel Williamstown Friday Jan 11 at 8 30 p m The program features a Ravel sonata a Beethoven trio a Hummel string trio a Shostakovich Quintet Op 57 with players Julius Heggs Douglas Moore Stephen Dankner Susan St Amour Janet Rowe Charlotte Heggs Admission at the door is 2 Call 413 597 2127 for details
In Montpelier Dr William Allard urged the State Health and Welfare Committee to back a new bill clearing up flaws in prior drug pricing legislation. Senator William Daniels of Chittenden introduced the measure after a Vermont Public Interest Research Group survey showed wide price variation among 100 pharmacies. The Vermont Senate later delayed action on Governor Salmon's veto of a Groton State forest camp owners bill, with Senator John Alden requesting reconsideration in the presence of Senator Donald Smith.
Jeffersonville residents are told to boil all drinking water due to low pressure in the water line. Health officer Clayton Williamson said the state Health Department will test for bacteria once the problem is fixed, and residents will be advised when boiling is no longer required.
Vermont energy adviser Forrest Orr told lawmakers that the Salmon administration aims to establish a permanent energy office within state government. He said the current office lacks power to secure needed information during the energy crisis.
William Kemsley resigns as special assistant for manpower services and director of the Cooperative Area Manpower Planning System effective February 1. State Human Services Secretary Thomas Davis says Daniel Holland will replace Kemsley.
CDTA plans to raise fares and cut many bus routes amid a $231000 operating deficit. In New York, CDTA officials will meet county leaders January 23 to avert lawsuits from Rensselaer Albany and Saratoga counties. City leaders urge state help to restore service and lower fares. Albany Mayor Erastus Corning calls for broader bus service and lower fares.
The Sprague Electric Co. said the U S Customs Service cut civil penalties on Sprague and its ICaMex Mexican subsidiary and Mostek Texas affiliate from 5.6 million to 1.5 million for imported integrated circuits from Mexico to Texas between August 1970 and February 1973. Sprague will assume liability for 1,009,800 and will pursue further reductions through mitigation procedures.
Great Barrington officials consider prolonging the town landfill life by 20 years by moving waste behind Monument Mountain Regional High School to add athletic fields. The plan, needing health clearance, aims to address sewage sludge from the new treatment plant opening May. Castronova notes multiple proposals have surfaced this year. Masked bandit robs Pacific Finance in Pittsfield. $500 to $1,000 taken with a toy pistol.
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