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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1973
Page
7
Copper piping is easier to handle than steel with no threading and fewer leaks. Use medium weight type L for indoors and type K for outdoors, available in soft coils or hard lengths. Cut with a wheel cutter or hacksaw, deburr, clean all surfaces, apply flux, heat joint evenly, and flow solder to seal.
The Vermont Association for Mental Health opens its 1000 member recruitment drive on October 1. Since 1939 VAMH expanded from education to prevention and advocacy, runs Camp Daybreak for youths with social or emotional needs, and hosts introductory mental health conferences for business. The group funds most activities through dues, distributes a 30 000 copy mental health services directory, and advocates for state funding and improved worker protections. Anyone can join via Box 165 Montpelier 05602 or call 223 6263.
The Vermont Electrical Contractors Association will hold a discussion on the National Electrical Code at Bellows Falls High School on Oct 15 at 7 p.m. Topics include services grounding and bonding. All electricians are invited and asked to bring code books.
The Vermont Association of Insurance Agents held its annual meeting on Sept. 24 at Basin Harbor Club. New officers are James Mulligan president Edward C. Pike vice president and Hull Maynard secretary treasurer John Pluto state national director. Executive committee members are Gerald Rice Robert Boardman Peter Haslam John Osha and Peter Hubbard. Mulligan a former Hartford special agent in Vermont joined Berg Carmelli Kent Inc Barre in 1968 and is active in civic affairs.
Oct 4 to 11 transfers include S Whitney and F Dickey selling Elm Street lot 2.78 acres for 16500 to Mayer. Gary J Forrest and S E Forrest selling residence 229 Maple St to Meris Morrison Eggert for 23500. F W Harwood and M J Harwood selling Harwood Drive residence for 30750 to Jeanne Chapman. Harwood to M E and C Riley selling 75 by 32 foot Harwood lot for 500. H D and M C Gangloff selling 124 McCall St to B J and S S Maroney for 10000. Textile Properties Trust selling mill at Division and Scott to Union Carbide Corp for 53000.
Longtime Bennington official Francis J. Hogan opens a private real estate appraisal and consultation service at his home 146 Dewey St. He is a certified VA appraiser FHA appraiser Vermont Home Mortgage appraiser and Vermont State Highway appraiser. He will handle appeals to local boards and assist in county court appeals while not taking frivolous cases. He plans full time private work but will volunteer at Bennington Recreational Center after the pool complex opens.
Rite Aid opened its 441 Main St store with Town Manager Edward Lamb, selectmen, and Chamber of Commerce officials attending. Manager James F. Quinton, a Navy veteran, will oversee the 4,500 square foot shop, assisted by Laura Roberts. Patricia Crowley served as Miss Rite Aid. The chain, publicly traded on the NYSE, operates 419 stores in 12 eastern states and 34 in Britain, stocking over 15,000 items including health and beauty aids.
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