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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1977
Page
7
House Doctor advises on keeping wallpaper clean with dough or bread for dirt, art gum for stains, and plastic shield under light switches. It covers grease, ink, and crayon marks, patching wallpaper, furniture polish for scratches, and fixing tile gaps with epoxy or glue. It also notes cables for ice melt, poster cleanup, and heater sediment fixes.
Bennington Opportunity Council operates an eight member crew to winterize homes of qualifying low income or elderly families. The program emphasizes completing energy efficiency upgrades in spring and summer ahead of next winter.
The Bennington Chamber of Commerce named 20 five dollar winners in the Apple Blossom Festival contest. Prize winner Susan Slohm of 332 Pleasant Street is among the recipients.
Shaftsbury transfers added for April include properties sold to Day, Stemp, Smith, Boyle, Harris, and others with prices from 2 000 to 25 000. State fee simple prices listed for Saunders, Dewey, Kaye, Elkins, and Hall, with notes from the Highway Department. Also local residents listed for community weatherization loans and BOC winterizing program details and contact numbers.
NEW YORK The Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Company raises Vermont scrap pay to 17 cents per pound for aluminum siding gutters storm door and window frames and lawn furniture tubing. Also 17 cents for beverage cans and other clean household aluminum. The mobile unit will pick up at Rutland Shopping Mall Route 4 and Woodstock Ave Rutland on Tuesday May 17 from 1 to 1 30 p m. For information call 1 800 243 6000.
Washington reports that about 90 percent of tomatoes and beets, 75 percent of olives, 70 percent of apricots, and over 50 percent of asparagus, sweet corn, peas, pears, and peaches are canned in the United States per the National Canners Association.
Working mothers who hire care for children under 15 or disabled dependents can now use those expenses to reduce taxes regardless of total income or itemized deductions. Eligibility includes two-earner and one-earner families with a part time or student spouse, and babysitters may be relatives if the caregiver’s job is Social Security covered.
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