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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1971

Page

6

Outward Bound Course Tests Dartmouth Students In Wilderness

In Hanover NH 46 students from 12 institutions begin a three week wilderness course supervised by the Outward Bound Center. They endure a three day solo and a three day prison routine in Haddam Conn, with hikes, bivouacs, and a two day Franconia Notch climb preceding. A final week includes a solo, debriefings, and a closing banquet at Harris Cabin.

Hanover N.H Dartmouth College Outward Bound Dartmouth Haddam Conn Jeffrey Rogers Stone Mt Rogers Walter Johnson High School Bethesda White Mountains New Hampshire Manchester Mass Hurricane Island Maine Harris Cabin Dartmouth Outing Club Moose St Etna Paul Bunyan Johnannson Brimstone Murraw Peterson Cuthbert Babe Blue Ox Willem Lange Outward Bound Center Franconia Notch Connecticut Ross McKenney Woodcraft

Vermont to Promote Skiing and Recreation at Mass Show

Vermont will be represented at the seventh annual Massachusetts Sportsmen and Boat Show. The Greater Vermont Association and state chamber of commerce organized the booth to promote skiing hunting fishing boating sightseeing and tourism. The event runs January 15 to 17 at the Big E Exposition Center in West Springfield with an expected 20 000 adults and many children in attendance.

Montpelier Vermont Greater Vermont Association State Chamber of Commerce Chris Barbieri GVA Big E Exposition Center West Springfield Mass GVA Vermont

NEES records 2578 MW peak power on shortest day

Westboro Mass New England Electric System set an all time power peak of 2578 megawatts on December 22. The 1970 peak rose over 8 percent from 1969’s 2385 MW. The figure would power over 250000 all electric homes, with Christmas lighting on the shortest day driving the peak.

Westboro Mass New England Electric System NEES

State DES appoints new chief appeals referee and fraud chief

Montpelier's Edward J. Flanders is named chief of fraud control and overpayment, replacing the retiring Robinson. Robinson of Barre becomes chief appeals referee, handling appeals from DES unemployment compensation decisions. Both are retired military officers with broad public service and corporate backgrounds.

Robinson Hackel Edward J. Flanders Montpelier DES Unemployment Compensation Flanders DES Pease Department Air Force Office of Special Investigation American Machine and Foundry Company Texas Massachusetts Japan Australia Vermont Highway Department Syracuse University Maine

Bennington Property Transfers Recorded in December

Property transfers filed with Bennington Town Clerk Mary Hodeck list a sequence of deeds on dates from December 3 to December 23. Transactions include estates, parcels on Elm Street, County Street, Benmont Street, North and Pleasant streets, U S 7, South Stream Road, West Road in Old Bennington, Main Street, Gage Street, Vermont 9 and Jefferson Avenue, with buyers and sellers such as James P Henry Jr, Bertil C Oscarson, Harriet B Oscarson, John M Dempsey, Richard C DeGraff, Long Hill Development Corp, Chester Jennings Jr, Jacqueline Jennings, Vernon O Dell, Michael Ball, Judith Miannds, Armand Lampron, Marjorie Lampron, Ronald Oliveira, David Aldrich, Jean Aldrich, Polly Harbour, Laura Lyons, Joseph Parks, Emmely Parks, Peter Van Wyck, Constance Boyden. The notices reflect transfers of property interests across multiple Bennington locations.

Bennington Mary Hodeck County National Bank of Norton Barber Isabel B. Buck James P. Henry Jr Barbara Annist Elm Street First Parcel Robert H. Pollock Bertil C. Oscarson Harriet B. Oscarson County Street Central Auto Supply Company, Inc Benmont Street Saul Miller Frances Miller John M. Dempsey Richard C. DeGraff North Street Pleasant Street Long Hill Development Corp Chester B. Jennings Jr Jacqueline C. Jennings Main Street Bradford Street Elizabeth K. Dollard Stanley E. Hyman David A. Aldrich Jean S. Aldrich North Bennington Polly M. Harbour Laura Marine Lyons Gage Street Joseph W. R. Parks Emmely Parks William F. Lally Margaret Lally Vermont Old Bennington Peter V. C. van Wyck Constance R. Boyden Jefferson Avenue

Transfers Report Names and Dates From Estate Actions

Transfers dated December include Audrey H Lachant to Donald S Locklin and Monica E Locklin for property on Jefferson. December 29 John H as administrator of Mary E Maguire estate to Robert E Maguire and Elaine R Maguire for property at corners of Ben Mont and County Street. December 31 Joseph G Miner to Arthur E Paulin for property on Harmon Road.

Audrey H. Lachant Donald S. Locklin Monica E. Locklin Jefferson Avenue John H Mary E. Maguire Robert E. Maguire Elaine R. Maguire Ben Mont County Street Joseph G. Miner Arthur E. Paulin Harmon Road

Arlington area builders elect new Southern Vermont HB leaders

ARLINGTON David L. Beckwith elected president of the Southern Vermont Home Builders at a Green Mountain Restaurant meeting. Other officers are A. Lee Faucett first vice president Gerry Butler second vice president Thomas Skelly secretary and John Dufresne treasurer. Directors include Theodore Hoyt Arthur Kilburn John Carmody Jr and Homer Ellis. The group aligns with the National Association of Home Builders. Moose Jaw Saskatchewan UP I The Moosejaw City Council approves sidewalk rule pedestrians must walk on the right. fines reach 100 dollars or 30 days jail.

Arlington David L. Beckwith Southern Vermont Green Mountain A. Lee Faucett Gerry Butler Thomas Skelly John Dufresne Theodore Hoyt Arthur Kilburn John Carmody Jr Homer Ellis National Association of Home Builders Moosejaw, Saskatchewan UPI Moosejaw

Booming snowmobile sales spur rise of the mini

LOS ANGELES UPI reports that snowmobiling surged from a small novelty to a major sport in the 1960s. Domestic production rose from about 1,000 in 1961 to 505,000 in 1969-70, with forecasts to reach 1 million by 1972-73, creating a $1 billion market as firms introduce compact mini models.

Los Angeles UPI Tom Porter United States Canada Porter

Bierwirth named memorial agent in Vermont

George E. Bierwirth of Bennington was named a sales representative for Artistic Cemetery Memorials Inc. of West Rutland by president Henry Socinski. His southern Vermont territory includes parts of New York and Massachusetts after a CVPS retirement as southern division sales manager. The piece also notes snowmobile growth and the introduction of a four horsepower mini SnoCub for youth and casual use.

West Rutland George E. Bierwirth Bennington Artistic Cemetery Memorials Inc Henry Socinski Bierwirth Vermont New York Massachusetts Central Vermont Public Service Corp Southern Division Porter

Commissioner acts on driver's license status

Bennington area residents appear among those affected as the Vermont Motor Vehicle Commissioner lists suspensions revocations and reinstatements with effective dates. Reinstatements include William O. Andrus Gaston Boisvert and Steven A. Landry on Dec 24. Further actions occur Jan 1 Jan 2 and Jan 3 affecting several residents for CN LSA and other offenses.

Montpelier James E. Malloy Bennington Area William O. Andrus Pawlet Gaston Boisvert Shaftsbury Steven A. Landry Bennington Philip E. Raiche Danby LSA Sheldon L. Taft Manchester James E. Day Searsburg Gary A. Hoag Claude O. Tarbell Dorset Peter A. Graves Manchester Depot Steven F. Krause Alan R. Strobridge Pownal

Lefrak urges Manhattan Project Two to rebuild slums nationwide

New York builder Samuel Lefrak urged President Nixon to convene a broad summit of builders unions banks and city officials to plan a national slum renewal blitz. He compared it to the WWII Manhattan Project calling for standardized building codes tax incentives and low interest loans to speed complete homes and housing components in urban renewal efforts.

Washington UPI New York United States Samuel J. Lefrak Lefrak Organization Nixon Lefrak Warren E Burger

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