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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1974

Page

7

Gallery of Women Writers at Williams Chapin Library

An exhibition titled A Gallery of Women Writers is on display at the Chapin Library Williams College featuring over 60 items by British and American authors. The display includes rare editions by Aphra Behn, Katherine Philips, Mary Shelley, Hannah Glasse and more, with works by Brontes, Jane Austen, George Eliot, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Willa Cather, Kate Greenaway and others popular in their lifetimes. The exhibit runs on the second floor of Stetson Hall through Feb 8, with daily hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5.

Williamstown Mass Chapin Library Williams College Aphra Behn Katherine Philips the Brontes George Eliot Jane Austen Elizabeth Barrett Browning Willa Cather Kate Greenaway Kathleen Steves Mary Woolstonecraft Lydia Maria Ghild Fannie Kemble Gertrude Atherton Gertrude Stein Virginia Woolf Edna Ferber Edna St. Vicent Millay Anne Morrow Lindbergh Henry VIII Hans Holbein Windsor Castle Stetson Hall

West Arlington 4 H Jrs Hold January Meeting

West Arlington January meeting of the 4 H Jr s at Grange Hall drew 18 members and four parents. Under assistant leader Dianne Dusha, cooking members made brownies and molasses drop cookies while sewing members blind hemmed towels. Arlene Farrell and Glen Crofut led by example with an owl key holder and a bird house. Calf projects were reported by all dairy members. Next gathering is Monday February 11 at 7 pm with June Natomey and Arlene Farrell in charge of refreshments.

West Arlington 4-H Jrs Grange Hall Dianne Dusha Arlene Farrell Glen Crofut Arlene Glen June Natomey

Shaftsbury Republican events set for January 24 at Cole Hall

The Republican Committee meets tonight at 7 30 at Cole Hall. The Shaftsbury Republican Caucus will be held Thursday January 24 at 8 p m in the downstairs room at Cole Hall for nomination of town officers. The Shaftsbury Snow Pilots hold their monthly meeting January 24 at 8 p m at Shaftsbury School. Bill Bushee from Pownal will show movies on snowmobile racing.

Republican Committee Cole Hall Shaftsbury Snow Pilots Bill Bushee Pownal

Arlington Rescue Squad Expands Training And Reflects On 1973 Work

Arlington Rescue Squad trained 30 and added members including four newly elected drivers. The group conducted a multimedia first aid course in Shaftsbury for Head Start, and two ambulances were tested for license compliance with minor shortages corrected. The squad answered 146 calls in 1973, up from 121 in 1972, and mourned benefactor Max Green.

Arlington Bennington American Red Cross Shaftsbury Pete Wright Max Green Green Beverly King Vermont

North Adams Rink Week Schedule Issued by Manager Nash

North Adams Massachusetts rink manager Zygamond Nash releases the week of January 21 to 26 public skating hours daily with varied afternoon and evening times. Special events include NASC, Buxton School, MAYAA, North Berkshire and Drury hockey slots, Adams Jr High and Hoosac School activities, and Bennington Catamounts. Friday and Saturday maintain existing programs with additional hockey sessions and youth activities.

North Adams Mass Zygamond Nash NASC Buxton MAYAA North Berkshire Bantam North Berkshire Adams Jr Hoosac Bennington Catamounts

Saratoga Festival reports record gift certificate sales

The Saratoga Festival in Saratoga Springs announces its 1974 gift certificate drive has surpassed last year's record with a month left. Volunteers and regional sales, notably Gloversville and Schenectady chapters, drive the campaign as plans for Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass and other acts promise stronger sales. Certificates, usable for any festival event, are promoted with contact details for information.

Saratoga Springs N.Y Saratoga Festival Center Gloversville Schenectady Herb Alpert Tijuana Brass Sha Na Na Ferrante and Teicher New York City Ballet Lawn Philadelphia Orchestra City Center Saratoga

Pownal Community Meetings Schedule

Pamela Blakeman lists local meetings for tonight and upcoming days. The North Pownal VFD and Pownal Fire Protective Association meet at their firehouses at 7 p.m. Others include East Pownal VFD at 7 30, Pownal Valley Snow Goers at 8, and the Solomon Wright Library hours Monday and Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. The Pownal Lions Club gathers Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Charles Kokoras's home.

North Pownal Solomon Wright Pownal East Pownal

Vermont housing bill faces uncertain fate in GOP led legislature

Gov. Salmon concedes the home financing plan may stall as the Republican controlled House Commerce Committee signals trouble. Banking official James Guest backs possible 40 million in mortgages if approved, while bankers remain tepid.

Salmon

Gov. Salmon proclaims week honoring Vermont Jaycees

The week of January 20 to 26 is proclaimed by Gov. Salmon to honor the Vermont Jaycees. Vermont Jaycees with 31 chapters promote Bowl for Heart, special Olympics, Threshold alcohol awareness, junior ski, shooter education, Hope candle sales for mental health, and scholarship programs statewide.

Montpelier Salmon Vermont Jaycees

Survey Starts On Route 7 Improvement Study In Albany

New York state DOT survey crews began work today on Route 7 from the Route 278 intersection to Pittstown. Commissioner Raymond T. Schuler calls the study vital as residents along the Troy to Vermont border pressed for upgrades to the road long dubbed the killer highway. Regional Director Charles E. Carlson said surveyors may occupy private land withowner notification and urged motorists to proceed with caution.

Albany State Department of Transportation Pittstown DOT Raymond T. Schuler Troy Vermont America Charles E. Carlson

County agent Bemis lauded by Celanese for community work

Troy Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension Agent Philip W Bemis is cited by Celanese Chemical Co for founding the county environmental council and the county nature center. The company praises his outstanding contributions to agriculture and the community, noting his integrity ingenuity and determination benefited local residents.

Troy Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension Philip W. Bemis Celanese Chemical Co County Environmental Council County Nature Center Bemis Celanese

Pittsfield Route 7 bypass may take seven to ten years

Mayor Evan S. Dobelle learned from state highway officials that completing the proposed Route 7 bypass is at least seven to ten years away, with no guaranteed federal funding. The delay and funding uncertainty shock the mayor, who warned it will complicate Pittsfield’s traffic planning as the city can no longer rely on a bypass to alleviate internal congestion.

Pittsfield Evan S. Dobelle Bruce Campbell Dobelle

William M. Kirby Jr chosen for North Adams renovations

William M. Kirby Jr a Williamstown architect has been selected by the state Bureau of Building Construction to provide plans and supervision for the 525000 renovations at North Adams State College Construction starts June 1 The project includes 275000 for the Mark Hopkins School and the rest for Murdock Hall President James T Amsler said Kirby was chosen from 33 architects who studied the project needs in 1971 Governor Sargent approved the funds in the capitol outlay budget.

North Adams William M. Kirby Jr Williamstown State Bureau of Building Construction North Adams State College Mark Hopkins Murdock Hall James T. Amsler Kirby Sargent Capitol

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