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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1973
Page
7
Readers report window condensation as air indoors gains humidity from daily home activities. The House Doctor explains gas flame vapor mostly vents outside, while sealed homes trap damp air. Advice includes using exhaust fans, opening opposite ends for 10 minutes daily, drying clothes outside, and avoiding indoor humidity sources.
University of Vermont expert Milo Moore explains caulking shrinks cracks and gaps allow moisture and cold to pass. focus areas include window and door sills joints between masonry and wooden siding. discusses oil latex silicone and butyl options with guidance on priming painting and best uses for each material.
Playcare Nursery School opens Monday at Bennington Methodist Church for ages 3 to 5. Mary Percey and Pat Hickok will co‑direct and teach, offering two sessions from 9 to noon and 1 to 4 five days a week. Open house today 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with tours, staff meet, coffee, and a drawing for a week of free tuition.
Shaftsbury Town Clerk records show several property transfers. L Allyn Marcotte sells a Sycamore Lane house and lot to Gregory and Dianne Coyne for 19000. Ward sells McCarthy Road lot to John and Joyce Scarey for 700. John F. and Ann M. Flood buy McCarthy Road lot for 600. State of Vermont sells Depot Road lot to Robert G. Cornwell for 50. Denio sells Hidden Valley Lot 75 to George Hansen and Margaret Hansen for 6000. Beauchamps sell Harvest Hills Lot 8 to David Pecot for 44925. George and Nancy Phillips sell Trumbull Hill Road house and 50 acres to Robert and Lucille Ayers for 47500. Denio Lot 76 in Fred and Dorothy Marcols sale for 6000. Louis Chiarappa sells Myers Road 3 acres to Leon Rollins Jr for 8500.
Governor Salmon invites state employees legislators and local officials to a 7 30 PM Monday lecture on the Science of Creative Intelligence and Transcendental Meditation by Jerry Jarvis director of the International Meditation Society as part of a nationwide World Plan Week USA tour Nov 11 18 Lectures travel across Rutland Brattleboro Burlington Bennington and St Albans with free public access and IMS contact details provided for arranging visits The program aims to train teachers through 3600 centers worldwide and Vermont supports similar lectures for staff and constituents.
White River Jct high school dropouts who served in the military can now access expanded GI Bill benefits. They may receive extra months of payment beyond the standard 36 months for college, to finish high school or meet college entrance requirements. In fiscal year 1973, 129,980 veterans used free entitlement and enrolled in college, nearly double the prior year, with about 70 percent still in training. Administrators credit outreach efforts begun in 1969 targeting disadvantaged veterans. Ex‑ servicemen discharged after the Korean War are urged to seek VA counseling for monthly checks of about 220 dollars, with dependents yielding more.
Arthur M. Roberts of Shea Agency Inc. Bennington was honored for service as IMANE director at the 31st annual convention in Boston attended by about 800 agents at the Sheraton Boston Hotel on November 8 and 9. He helped organize many programs across New England. Eleanor B. Smith Shaftsbury transfers 2.52 acres on Eleanor's Way to Randolph J. and Judith L. Rundmueller Brewster NY. $6,600. Denio Shaftsbury 4.02 acres Parcel B to Sanford M. and Barbara Buxbaum Shaftsbury. $4,000. Arlene S. Randall Shaftsbury 0.5 acre Maple Hill Road to William H. Morse Construction Co. Bennington. $1,000.
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