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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1973
Page
3
Arlington Memorial High School hosts the Arlington Recreation and Park Committee meeting at 7:30 this evening. The public is urged to attend to help shape plans for a recreation program on the meadow west of Route 7 and north of Route 12, as the planning committee finalizes facility locations and priorities.
Nuclear power critic Larry Bogart will speak Tuesday night at the Zion Episcopal Parish House in Manchester. He is executive secretary of the Citizens Energy Council and former Allied Chemicals employee who promotes public education on nuclear fission and environmental issues. The event is free and doors open at 8 15 p.m. The Arlington Sandgate Sunderland and Sheftsbury membership drive will be discussed, with dues supporting voting rights for families and a five trustee election planned for three years.
The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Franz Allera presents an all Gershwin program at the Saratoga Festival in Saratoga Springs New York with soloists Philippe Entremont Juanita Waller and Eugene Holmes. The Capitol Hill Choral Society joins for Robert Russell Bennett orchestral version of Porgy and Bess. The program includes An America in Paris and Concerto in F. Gift certificates and tickets available through the Saratoga Performing Arts Center Ticketron offices and outlets.
Sunderland officials announce proposed zoning bylaws set a five member limit for communes. Bona fide family units may be larger, but groups of unrelated people calling themselves a family are capped at five. Hearing at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday March 28 in the elementary school's all purpose room. The measure will be discussed publicly as the last chance before final voting by Australian ballot.
The Solomon Weight Library opens Monday to Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. The Pownal Fire Protection Association, East Pownal Volunteer Fire Department, and North Pownal Sewer Coalition meet tonight and Tuesday at various venues. Lions Club social at Mt Anthony Country Club Tuesday. Good News Club North Pownal Tuesday. Scout Troop 347 meets Tuesday. health officer plans sewer line discussions at the North Pownal firehouse. United Methodist Women meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Mrs Palmer’s home with Hazel Rondot program leader and refreshments by Jennette Bishop and Jean Quinn.
Middlebury College environmental quality group announces a spring lecture series with Gov Jonas P Salmon speaking May 1 at Mead Chapel on The Vermont Environmental Scene and a March 28 talk by James Ridgeway in Dana Auditorium on The Politics of Energy.
Hoosick Falls resident Willer J. Murphy 30 seeks the Republican nomination for county executive. Sen Douglas Hudson backs him for the post. Murphy has served on the State Senate Finance Committee staff since 1970 with a $24,176 annual salary. He is a St. Mary’s Academy graduate with a degree from Albany State University and a master’s from Albany State in 1967. He taught economics at Hudson Valley Community College and held roles on several local advisory boards and committees.
In Williamstown Pine Cobble School defeated Mt Greylock Regional High School four to none in a Thursday chess match. Players from Mt Greylock included Paul Gerowo Todd Roy Michael McGill Andrew Bradbury Joel Smith Adam Versenyl and David Bipine Castle players were Michael and sal Gil Paul Rinehart Steven McGill Rich Bushman Chips Tulnger and Andrew Blackmer. Regional Steering Committee of White House.
Arlington hosts a joint parents night for Taconic Chapter DeMololay of Arlington and Manchester. The event featured a free spaghetti dinner, an explanatory session by Lester Brush and Charles Marra, and the Representative DeMolay award to Scott Porter. A nine o clock prayer followed, then films including Pause and Consider and Super Bowl VI. Over 40 attendees and Cecil R. Brown attended.
Public hearings set for March 26 in Arlington Town Hall on a 72 unit motel addition to Paradise Motor Inn in Bennington and a five unit condo project on Barriumville Road in Manchester. Paradise Realty seeks a $100000 Act 250 permit. Descon Properties plans a $125000 conversion of a Barnumville Road barn into five luxury condos with tennis courts and a recreation building.
GREENFIELD MASS Charles Gibowicz 34 West Deerfield and Lawrence Mongeau 47 Gill were arrested after buying 17 cattle Friday with counterfeit 20 dollar bills in Pepperell. Gibowicz charged with larceny over 100, Mongeau with larceny over 10 possession and uttering counterfeit money. Police link to Springfield counterfeit ring. arraignment set in Ayér District Court Northern Middlesex.
New York and Broadway awards honor Jason Miller's That Championship Season as best play and beat musical. Alan Bates wins drama acting for Butley and Julie Harris for The Last of Mrs. Lincoln. Pippin stars Ben Vereen and Glynis Johns win musical acting. A Little Night Music secures six Tonys. Fosse praised as director and choreographer.
Monday events include Arlington Recreation and Park Commission at Arlington Memorial High School and St James Episcopal Altar Guild at Agnes Belcher's home. Tuesday features Arlington Chorale rehearsal, Fire Co. meeting, and American Legion Auxiliary gathering. Wednesday offers Adult Bible Class and Red Cross Bloodmobile with Legion social. Saturday notes Battenkil Grange social and Girl Scouts cookie sales with leaders' contact names.
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