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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1973
Page
8
Local donors gave 142 pints of blood at St. Mary Margaret Hall Arlington. The turnout set an area record with eleven deferments. Jeff Towne, a 17 year old, signed up but could not donate due to Vermont rules not yet approved by the legislature, leaving thirteen other 17 year olds turned away.
Marlboro Planning Board reviewed changes to the zoning ordinance and subdivision specs. Public hearings are planned after December 17 with voting set for the March Town Meeting. Debate centered on mobile home screening and minimum square footage rules, plus town recreation and beach rent discussions.
Sage City Symphony plans a Sunday 8 performance featuring Schumann and Hindemith works, Copland songs with bass Richard Frisch, and a memorial Krupa set led by timpanist Grecia Alexiev. Conductor Louis Calabro guides 65 players ages 11 to 70, many professionals, in a varied program honoring Gene Krupa.
HOOSICK FALLS NY Jeffrey Gaucher 20 of Hill Road was sentenced to three years probation in Rensselaer County Court after pleading guilty to seventh degree criminal possession of marijuana. He faced sixth degree charges previously and was noted as a full time Saint Joseph's College student in Bennington. Judge Timothy Fogarty imposed the sentence after Gaucher served four days in jail.
HOOSICK FALLS N Y trustees moved to place the temporary clerk office at 27 Main St after Dec 10, shifting from 50 Church St where privacy is lacking. The board approved revised landfill hours and discussed fire protection for No Man's Land, youth discipline, alternate parking signs, and building inspections alongside a federal budget deficit report noting October red ink of 5.5 billion amid 17.6 billion revenue.
Saratoga Springs reports Libby Levine of Weight Watchers of the Adirondacks argues Santa Claus was historically depicted thin and only grew fat in modern cartoons. She rejects linking obesity to generosity and warns against equating fat with jolliness, noting the charitable Saint Nicholas began as a slender bishop.
Friday at 8 the South Berkshire series presents pianist Vincent Marlotti at Simon's Rock theatre. Marlotti, a Simon's Rock instructor, has toured the U S Canada and Europe and is a regular regional performer. The London Times praised his drama, poise, limpid finger work and technique.
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