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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1975
Page
6
In Pittsfield Massachusetts Geraldine Hurley a Berkshire Medical Center dietician will speak on nutrition at a Berkshire County Ostomy meeting. The event aims to share practical guidance for ostomy patients and caregivers.
Dr Ron Pero, biologist now at the University of Lund, Sweden, has published My Mind Is Lonely a poetry collection with 50 poems in three themes. Two dozen Lloyd Turnage illustrations accompany the book priced at 4.45 dollars postpaid in the US. library orders may drop to 3 dollars each for ten or more copies.
Battenkill Grange proposes a town wide emergency service index to aid fire department rescue squad constable and selectmen. Volunteers will survey homes for household data water sources floor plans and communication capabilities, then map and code locations for rapid access during crises. Data remain confidential and funded by the Grange.
The Vermont Council on the Humanities and Public Issues awarded a $1,450 matching grant to the Connecticut Valley Health Compact to support a public workshop on whether health professionals may choose their practice locations or if the state should require placement in areas of greatest need. The workshop is set for February 14 in Ludlow.
Ralph Moffit, 80 plus, splits logs at his Londonderry sawmill closed for winter when Chucky the abandoned baby woodchuck reappears after three summers. He recalls feeding the animal with wife Sarah and notes Chucky now avoids being held. David Sheen arrives with a log splitter and helps.
The Sunderland board of school directors will hold a meeting on Wednesday January 29 at 12 noon. The session will be at the office of the superintendent in Manchester Center.
Searsburg town board decision: the town dump will close on Wednesdays starting January 29 until further notice. Sunday hours will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for residents only announced by Town Clerk Mildred Marchegiani.
The Winter Schooling Show drew 51 entrants across 22 classes at Shadowbrook Riding Stables in Pownal. Trophies donated by Fred Buckley were awarded. judges were Randy Jane Crosier with ringmaster Carol Lindley.
The notice lists tonight's North Pownal Congregational Church meeting at 7, East Pownal Fire Auxiliary at 7:30, and Pownal Lions Club social at 6 with dinner at Mount Anthony Country Club. Also mentions a citizens' caucus at Pownal Elementary School and a Pownal Fire Protective Association program at 7:30 with Q&A. Sporting results cover multiple equestrian classes won by riders such as Dana Widen and Debbie Hall, plus hunter championships.
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