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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1975

Page

6

Incredible garden of CP Robertsons in Arlington

The CP Robertsons of Route 313 in Arlington report their garden remains lush with Bible lettuce Blackseeded Simpson lettuce Snow peas borage Italian parsley beets mustard leeks kale bee balm broccoli cabbage carrots chives collards comfrey celery fennel French sorrel lovage and Swiss chard The garden endured many frosts and a second planting in August was added They cover the beds with plastic tarps on very cold nights and even hollyhock poppies and dianthus stay green amid an unexpectedly mild season.

C.P. Robertsons Route 313 Arlington Robertson

Berkshire Ballet to perform The Nutcracker in Pittsfield

Pittsfield will host four Nutcracker performances by the Berkshire Ballet at Taconic High School on December 6 and 7 with 2:30 matinees and 7:30 evening shows. Cast topped 150 with junior company and guest artists. tickets from local shops and at the door. Federal flood insurance participation accepted for the town.

Pownal Pittsfield Mass Berkshire Ballet Taconic High School Madeline Cantarella Culpo Tchaikovksy England Bros New Wave Music Renzi’s Williamstown Lenox Mass Red Lion Inn Stockbridge Southern Berkshire Arts Council Great Barrington

Londonderry history project eyed for foundation funds

Londonderry Historical Society voted to apply for foundation support to write a town history. It has published one book this year, Sister John by Abby Williams edited by Karl Schriftgiesser about The Sifter newspaper’s clash with railroad officials in the late 1800s. Bob Trask presides as a five member committee was formed to detail the request and pursue tax exemption steps.

Londonderry Londonderry Historical Society John Abby Williams Karl Schriftgiesser The Sifter Bob Trask

Slippery Shaftsbury roads and town plans discussed

Shaftsbury selectmen tackled road hazards at Bouplon Road near the Church and Ruggles properties and Route 7 near Ace Motors with slime and manure causing skids. They reviewed plowing schedules, incinerator study plans, and sign post delays for Timber Trail. A dozen budget items including a $1000 history project and a $100 Sage City Symphony were slated for the ballot. An informational meeting on Lake Shaftsbury state park is set for Dec 11. The clerk’s office will close Nov 27–28 for Thanksgiving.

Shaftsbury Tony Altobell Sanford Buxbaum Alvan Lawrence Church Ruggles Buxbaum Route 7 Ace Motors Ayers Whitehall Chemical Co Marion Smith Sage City Symphony Lake Shaftsbury Cole Hall

Merck Forest expands year round environmental program

Merck Forest Foundation in Rupert Vermont launches a winter program alongside summer camp, offering in class slide talks and forest trips for elementary to high school students from 25 nearby schools. Winter lodge occupancy begins with Art and Karen Norton caring for animals and maintenance, plus new heated shelters for overnight skiing and snowshoeing.

Rupert Merck Forest Foundation Merck Forest Vermont New York Foundation Art Karen Norton

Rink schedule notes Thanksgiving closure in North Adams

The Viet nam Veterans Memorial Skating Rink will close on Thanksgiving Day with daily public skating otherwise unchanged. Week of Nov 24 events include NASC hockey and various clubs layered across Monday to Saturday with specific 5 to 11 pm slots. The Manchester BPW Club plans its Christmas party Dec 3 at Track Fare with reservations via 362-2347. McCullough Library closes Wednesday evening and all day Thursday for Thanksgiving.

North Adams Mass Vietnam Veterans Memorial Skating Rink Christmas Brook Skating Club Mt. Anthony High School Manchester Business and Professional Women’s Club McCullough

Randolph Vt Technical College awards 717720 in student aid

Randolph Vermont Technical College reports 717,720 in financial aid to about 450 of 653 students this year. Grants total 409,637. work programs 178,936. loans 129,147. Some students receive multiple aid types. 255 receive 189,158 in federal Educational Opportunity Grants.

Randolph — Vermont Technical College Randolph Center College Vermont Student Aid Corporation

Arlington Manchester Community Activities and Aid Updates

Arlington and West Arlington community events include a Battenkill Grange social and an Arlington Legion bingo party at the Vermont Veterans Home in Bennington. The Vermont Student Aid programs report 277 students with 177406 dollars in Federal College Work Study and 105 students with 129147 dollars in loans, largely backed by Vermont banks and VSAC guarantees. Also noted are Thanksgiving hours for the Arlington Country Variety Store and local scholarship totals with 23 VSC Trustee Scholarships and 33 other private scholarships awarded.

Arlington American Legion Post Vermont Veterans’ Home Bennington USAC Vermont VSAC VSC

Mother's milk as a risk factor for alcohol exposure

New Canaan reports William Martin of the Connecticut Association of Alcohol Councils warns breast feeding mothers should limit alcohol to one cocktail or two glasses of sherry daily for three months before and during lactation. He cites alcohol passing to the fetus and possible long term effects on infants, calling for more research and noting rising alcoholic women in the U.S.

Jane Anderson New Canaan, Conn UPI William Martin Connecticut Association of Alcohol Councils Martin Association Alcoholics Anonymous United States National Institute On Alcoholism

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