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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1972
Page
4
On Highway Department advice, the town purchased the cheaper towed paver from A.J. Reynolds and Son Barre for 4075 dollars. The Miller paver, to be delivered soon, beat another maker's bid of 4890 dollars. The machine attaches to a truck and lays hot mix to a set thickness.
Vermont consumers warned that credit bureaus do not rate people but their payment behavior. The Consumer Protection Bureau urges review of credit files under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, demanding disclosure of all sources and prompt deletion or dispute of inaccurate information, with notification to anyone who received the report.
A midweek diet nutrition class for low income residents runs Monday June 26 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Senior Citizens Center 120 North St. Call 442 5519 or register at the Food Stamp office 310 Main St. Also noted is the investigation of John Paquette 54 found dead at his West Rutland home with homicide ruled after autopsy.
A notice to parents states elementary summer school starts Monday June 26 and remedial reading and math will begin the same day for those attending the junior high program. Children must be picked up by 8 45 PM. contact Molly Stark at 4422692 for arrangements. Camp releases start at 1 and all children should be home by 2 30. Parents should send a lunch.
Albert Coffrin, nominated by President Nixon and confirmed by the Senate on June 8, will take the oath as U.S. District Judge for Vermont in Burlington on June 30. A longtime Vermont Bar member since 1947, he is a practicing trial attorney in Burlington.
Thom as Knipes 25 of Whitehall New York is jailed at Rutland Regional Correctional Center on $8,500 bail for aggravated assault. He appeared in Vermont district court in Rutland to answer to the serious beating of Irving Kirk 82 of Hubbarton this month and pleaded innocent.
Roy Marsden, former caller with the Catamount Gadabouts, will lead a six week square dancing class for adults and children at the Gov. McCullough Mansion. Sessions are Wednesdays 7:30 to 9:30. Enrollment forms or phone 442-2747.
A group of young people and adults planning a youth house for Bennington will meet Sunday at 7 40 PM in First Baptist Church Colgate Hall. The open meeting will discuss progress on finding a house, fundraising, and concert planning led by Kathy Donahue and Steve Rice.
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