Sewer Project Benefits Town And College
Randolph Vermont State Colleges has let two contracts to build sewer lines serving Vermont Technical College expanding from 350 to about 600 students by 1971 72. The project includes a three mile asbestos cement main from Randolph Center to the village sewer, with HUD and state and federal grants covering roughly half the cost and BPR contributing 12580 toward the reduced total of 233751.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph — Vermont State Colleges
Vermont Technical College
Robert S. Babcock
Randolph Center
Randolph Village
Babcock
N. C. Allen Company
Marlboro
Mass
C. Thygesen Company
Barre
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bureau of Public Roads
Vermont Department of Water Resources
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Shaftsbury Scout Committee Votes to Build Hut and Stands
The Shaftsbury Troop 331 BSA committee met Monday with Chairman Philip Roach and Scoutmaster Henry Freely among the attendees. They plan iron base stands by Feb 6 and cutting timbers for a Boy Scout hut. Freely Farrar Gabrus Fletcher Wetherell Jones Colvin will work on stands and hut drawings for the next meeting. Dick Borden asked to buy music books for bugles as the drum and bugle corps eyes a Memorial Day parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
BSA
Philip Roach
Henry Freely
Donald Farrar
Charles Gabrus
Robert Fletcher
Arthur Jones
Almon Wetherell
Edwin Colvin
Fletcher
Farrar
Gabrus
Wetherell
Jones
Colvin
Dick Borden
Bill Stufflebeam
Bennington
Douglas Sweet
National Rifle Association
Woodford
Charlier
Sands
Henry Bunk
Freely
Barton Jenks
Wetherell and Farrar
Stamford Planning Officer to Speak at Fire Dept Auxiliary Dinner
Stamford residents will hear Richard Rubino of the state Central Planning Office speak on Stamford's role in regional planning at the Fire Department Auxiliary annual meeting and dinner on February 11. Dist. Rep. Ira Whitney handles arrangements for the talk. dinner starts at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Richard RuBino
State Central Planning Office
Fire Department
Dist
Ira Whitney
RuBino
Community House to suspend kitchen privileges during renovations
The Community House will halt all kitchen privileges until the renovation work is finished, with access to be restored after the completion of planned upgrades. The notice implies an interim period of limited use affecting events and gatherings at the facility.
New Building Drive Planned for Lund Home in Burlington
The Elizabeth Lund Home, serving unmarried mothers since 1890, seeks 400000 from a statewide campaign March to April 26 to fund a new building costing about 865000. The state board cites aging facilities and regulatory costs, noting funds cover only a fraction of the budget and a new site will be purchased with the old land sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Elizabeth Lund
Willett Foster
Foster
United Funds
Springfield
Vermont Welfare Department
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Bennington Banner
Intown
Alden Harbour
Gary
Main St
Leonard
Leonard Cross
Red Mill
Harbours
Agway
Griffin Electric Co., Inc
Terry Tyler
Dorset, Vermont
E.A. Garneau
East Arlington
Thurlow Sales
Wallingford, Vt
Better Tv, Inc
Shaftsbury Scout Committee
Manchester
First National
Ringheiser
Arlington East
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Lund
Carlo Walter HO
Whitingham
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Bennington, YT
Morse C&b Block, Inc
ShaftsBuRy RD
Dia
Fienberg
Gerald £. Morrissey, Inc
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Bellemare & Sons Interiors
North
Bennington Rd
Kohler
J. H
Winslow
St. Bennington
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