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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
3
Residents and officials discuss Route 7 safety and widening needs after a year of auto crashes. Residents urge improvements while officials note traffic levels do not justify a major highway project. A past promise by an assembly member to address the road is recalled amid scattered public suggestions.
A community notice indicates a choir tebeersa event at Pownal Center Community Church tonight from 6:30 to TM. Local attendees urged to join for an evening of singing and fellowship at the church.
Licenses must be renewed with approvals from fire health and police. A police officer is required during dancing or live entertainment. Enclosures for garbage must be proofed and parking areas kept bright. Taxes must be paid and licenses inspected locally by health fire and police departments.
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear but mentions approval of an order or board action, Powaal, AYCS year plan for next year, and payments to an individual named Jack Usenes for monthly use. Names and places are partially garbled in the text.
Town selectmen clash with the village over highway costs and five eighths tax allotment. Village attorney Meachem advised most deducted items are highway related and should be charged to the village, risking arbitration if no agreement.
Selectmen wrestled with a zoning problem on a mobile home permit for Mrs. Bourne, labeling it like a Chinese puzzle. They sent the issue to the Board of Adjustment after weighing legal routes and suggested a possible variance for extending a non conforming use, while also repealing a packers registration fee provision in the park ordinance.
Arlington hosts a March blood drive at St. Margaret Mary's Parish Hall from 1 to 6 pm on Wednesday 28 March. Organizers expect many young donors with a goal to surpass last year’s 116 pint total. adults 65 plus may donate with doctor approval. Drs Francia Herrick and James O'Neil attend, with nurses led by Miss Batty Tynan and Mrs Charlotte Towne. canteen lead Mrs Roy Cole.
Manchester plans to revive its long dormant tree planting program after selectmen authorized town officials to use a 200 budget for replacements of trees removed over the years. The town may also use income from a newspaper program to buy more trees, with volunteers aiding labor to free funds for additional plantings. Residents may apply in writing at town offices. sites will be chosen by the tree committee, prioritizing public visibility.
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