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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1973
Page
3
The Waltons won six Emmys and The Julie Andrews Hour seven as CBS led networks with 25 total. Mary Tyler Moore Show swept comedy acting honors, and Lawrence Olivier plus Cloris Leachman scored top dramatic acting prizes.
Robert Bohlman chief of security at the Yankee Power Plant in Vernon Vermont will speak on Fire Oriented First Aid. All area fire departments invited. 03-5514 cards available at Gardners Garage. The North Fownel Volunteer Fire Department meets tonight at 7. The Rap Session meets tonight from to at the Oak Hill Pownal Center Rescue Squad Setival. Coin cards distributed now and to be collected first week in October.
Edith Beaumont of Hoosick Falls listed as patient at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge after Hoosick Rescue Squad brought her there Sunday morning. John Shaw of 40 River Street returns from two weeks as a Mary McClellan patient. Annette Nowak, a senior at St Marys Academy, accepted for Allegheny Airlines Career School in Oriskany. Wright library hours set. local clubs and meetings scheduled in East Pownal and Pownal Center with PTSA supper planning and donations.
The U S Forest Service will prepare a detailed land capability and use plan for the Mount Snow Carinthia and Haystack winter sports areas in Dover and Wilmington. Floyd J Muarlin Green Mountain supervisor announced a moratorium on new development until the plan is complete. The effort will form a task force including Dr Raymond Leonard and others to assess future use and impacts on National Forest resources and local communities.
North Bennington will stage its annual gym exhibit at the school tonight May 21 at 7 p.m. All classes will perform and parents and friends are invited. Also notes a Marine promotion for Rodney D. Ellis of North Bennington while serving at the Marine Corps Automated Services Center in Kansas City NC. Sunderland School Board to meet Wednesday May 23 at 1 p.m.
Arlington schedule lists softball and sport meetups, Scout and recreation meetings, fire company and Legion gatherings, and a Sunday horse show. A community discussion on Drug Abuse features Brian McGuire as guest speaker, with funds from an Afghan raffle aiding a new squad house flagpole.
Architect John M. Johansen told a Bennington College audience that electronic devices influence urban form and lifestyle. He described moveable sidewalks and flexible, interconnected city structures and predicted more buildings will be framed by adaptable interiors and housing integrated with older fabric, as urban populations rise.
HOUSICK FALLS NY Raymond Calhoun was elected moderator of the First Baptist Church of Hoosick Falls at the annual meeting last Thursday night He succeeds Cortland Cottrell who has served six years in the office Cottrell was elected to a three year term on the Board of Deacons Clayton B Sherman was re elected clerk beginning his 29th year in that position Other deacons elected are Robert McClure and Oliver Shaw for their second three year terms Other board members elected are John Calhoun Mrs Tia Cornell and William Roberts trustees Mrs Malcolm Brownell Mrs Joseph Daven danis and Mrs Walter Winney deaconesses Mrs Charles Cornell Board of Missions Miss Lynn Brownell and Mrs John Mahar Board of Christian Education Re elected to the other offices are Miss Ida Van Wert financial secretary Mrs James Smith assistant financial secretary Miss Hazel Hill treasurer and Mrs Cortland Cottrell assistant treasurer A change in the constitution of the church was adopted permitting one member of the choir to be on the music committee instead of none A total budget of 20335 was adopted with an increase of 285 over 1972 73 This includes 2675 for missions A one page booklet of reports for the year was presented in the pastor's report Rev John Eliott said there has been a lot of life in the church Elliott who is completing his 11th year as pastor noted it has been activity and a quickening of the spirit as true life
Pownal Elementary hosts the second annual Festival of Learning on Monday June 11 with two sessions for kindergarten through fifth grade. Volunteers will run activities from cooking and sewing to nature observation, biking trips, crafts, and tours, aiming to involve five to ten children per group.
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