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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1975

Page

3

Bennington Winter Carnival slated for Friday to Sunday

Recreation staff plan a three day carnival featuring basketball games at Mt Anthony Union High School and Catamount Elementary, a Snow Queen play at Barn Studio Theater, skating, a bandfire at the outdoor pool, cross country ski races, sledding contests at Mt Anthony Country Club, Ju Jitsu demonstration, water polo, youth snowshoe races and the final basketball games. Prizes include ribbons trophies and a $50 youth council raffle. Beneficiary events and staff urge Bennington residents to attend for a larger community celebration than last year.

Barn Studio Bennington College Hans Christian Anderson Shawn Mackenzie Krissa Johnson Mt. Anthony Country Club George Sherman Long Island Memorial Park Youth Council Roger W. Goodnow Patricia Schaffer

Zero population growth drives Shaftsbury shelter efforts

The Bennington County Humane Society pursues ZPPG as it recounts rescue stories from kittens in mailboxes to dogs found after vehicle drops. Since 1960 the shelter has grown, faced funding challenges, and promoted spaying and neutering to curb overpopulation while placing about a third of animals into new homes.

Bennington County Humane Society Ann Edwards Bennington County Shaftsbury Jean Henry The Humane Society Win Frantz Walter LaGrange Clyde Lanfair

Edmond L Lafave 34 a Williamstown native murdered in San Diego

Edmond L Lafave 34 a Williamstown native and former North Berkshire restaurant worker was found murdered Tuesday night at his San Diego home. He had led a Westgate Plaza Hotel dining staff as captain of waiters and was stabbed in the head neck and chest. Born July 17 1940 he lived on the West Coast since shortly after Army service. He leaves his parents four brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services at St Raphael Church Williamstown with burial in Eastlawn Cemetery. Memorials to charity of donor choice.

Edmond L. Lafave Williamstown Mass Berkshire Vermont San Diego Calif Lafave Fontainebleau Westgate Plaza Warren Chambers Arnold St St. Raphael's Church Eastlawn Cemetery

Jeffords Named To Energy and Environment Task Force

Rep. James M. Jeffords of Vermont was named to the Republican Research Committee Task Force on Energy and Environment. He aims to draft his own energy legislation while building a unified position on basic energy measures for the group. The task force includes Abdnor, Broyhill, Emery, Gillman, Hillis, Frey, Ketchum, McWen, Miller, Sarasin, Spence, Steelman, Taylor, and Treen.

Washington James M. Jeffords R-Vt Republican Research Committee Energy and Environment Jeffords William Armstrong Rcolp James Abdnor James Broyhill David F. Emery Benjamin Gillman Elwood Hillis Lou Frey William Ketchum Robert C. McWen Clarence Miller Ronald Sarasin Floyd Spence Alan Steelman Gene Taylor David Treen

DAR Notes Bennington DAR meets in North Bennington

The February meeting of the Bennington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was held in the Mc Cullough Library social rooms. Mrs Nellie Hayden vice regent led the business session, electing Mrs Mildred Dailey as delegate to the 84th National Congress in Washington in April 1924 and naming four alternates. New members Phoebe Corey and Theresa Wood joined, guests were Patricia Wilson and Marguerite Burnham, and a talk on woven coverlets by Mrs Samuel Showah of Shaftsbury concluded the meeting with demonstrations of overshot, summer and winter and jacquard weaving.

Bennington The Daughters of the American Revolution McCullough North Bennington Helen Lillie Jessie Hulet Florence Field Nellie Hayden Mildred Dailey National Dar Washington, D.C Priscilla Welling Claire Williams Mildred Lura Elizabeth Hess Phoebe Corey Theresa Wood Hayden Patricia Wilson Acton Mass Marguerite Burnham Samuel Showah Shaftsbury

Aerial county photos available from BCRC

Arlington Vermont. The Bennington County Regional Commission announces a set of 9 by 9 contact prints from spring air photos at 1 to 25 thousand scale. Aerographics Corp of Bohemia NY produced the images for Vermont Tax Price information and ordering details are available at the BCRC office.

Arlington Bennington County Regional Commission BCRC Aerographics Corp Bohemia N.Y Vermont Tax Department

Rate hike not enough to avert ruin at Green Mountain Power

Green Mountain Power officials say the PSB approved 34 to 38 percent rate increases will not keep the utility solvent. President Peter McTague warns of drastic cost cuts and possible sale of Vermont Yankee capacity, unless a larger increase is granted. Board meeting and potential sale of generating capacity are planned as GMP seeks funds and considers legal action for relief.

Green Mountain Power Burlington UPI Green Mountain Power Corp Public Service Board GMP Peter McTague PSB Vermont Yankee Vernon Martin Miller Vermont Draper Vermont Yankee Atomic Power GMP Board of Directors McTague

Red Cross First Aid Course Starts March 13

A Red Cross Standard First Aid Course will be held at the Community Recreation Center. Instructor-trainer John Childs of Bennington leads eight weekly sessions on Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Registration is at the Red Cross office on Union Street in Bennington. Books must be purchased before the first class.

Red Cross John Childs Bennington Union Street

Four plead innocent to Rutland holdups

In Vermont, four of five arrestees in a Rutland armed robbery spree pleaded innocent in court. Robert Murray and Bernard Mecier faced multiple counts, with bail set. Mecier’s father did not enter a plea. Tina Forest and Barbara Barrows also pleaded innocent and were released on recognizance.

Rutland UPI Vermont East Middlebury Proctor Robert Murray Bernard O. Mecier Mecier Bernard W. Mecier Tina Forest Brandon Barbara Barrows

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County Humane Society Shelter Drysdale Gail Walkins Wallia F. Rowe Helen Mae Rowe North Branch St Mahar & Son Joel Miller St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Hoosick Falls Stanley Rowe Herbert Percey John Baker Robert A. Ayers Jr Arthur Wagar Richard Sullivan Park Lawn Hinsdillville Armour Star Franks Safford & Gage DAR Texas Instruments Een Main St Nichali Missy
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