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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1973
Page
3
Vermont officials urge senior residents to prepare for a severe winter with practical self help. Insulation, storm windows, weather stripping cut heating costs. advice includes thermostat checks, kerosene lamps, stored water, and emergency cooking options. State offices offer contact points for neighborly assistance and funding resources.
The Region 8 Bennington County Interagency Crafts Council will meet at 7 30 this evening at the Arlington Community Club. All interested in crafts at any level are welcome.
The Rev. Richard A. Campbell of Bennington First United Methodist Church denied threatening to turn votes away from Selectman Timothy Corcoran over a liquor license for the Vermont Restaurant near the church. Corcoran claimed Campbell warned about influencing 1,000 churchgoers if he opposed the license. The license application, signed by four selectmen, was opposed by the church board and parishioners. Corcoran and Drysdale signed after an hour-long presentation. The Banner was criticized by Campbell for printing Corcoran’s statement. In nearby news, Colgate University Theater will premiere Colgate Dance Theater Dec. 58 in Brehmer Theater, featuring Renaissance dances and an electronic piece by Colgate faculty and students.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Putnam Memorial Hospital held an annual meeting in the nurse's residence before the Harvest Tea. Guests included Mrs. Rodgers from the Southern Vermont Auxiliary Council and representatives from Springfield Hospital. A new slate of officers was presented and accepted, with Mrs. Charles Gould elected president and Mrs. Bernard Cohen as treasurer among others.
Joseph Nicholas Bellini 74 of 59 Barth St. North Adams died Wednesday at North Adams Regional Hospital. Funeral 9 a.m. Friday at St. Anthony's Church burial in Southview Cemetery. He served in WWI, later worked for Arnold Print Co. and General Electric. Survivors include his widow Frances Casuscelli and three daughters. Also: Edith A. Van den Bout 62 of Manchester died Tuesday. Graveside service Friday 2 p.m. Dellwood Cemetery Manchester. Memorials to state Heart Association. Family obits follow for area residents.
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