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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1974

Page

3

Single father Lar learns to live for his children

A divorced New York actor becomes a full-time parent after taking custody of Natasha and Gregory. He replaces a weekend role with devoted daily involvement, eliminating resentment and discovering genuine care. The family adapts through humor, patience, and shared activities, reshaping views on parenting roles.

Lar Anthea New York City Natasha Gregory Tasha

Foster scenic roads bill tabled in committee

Vermont news notes the House Natural Resources Committee tabled Rep. Thomas H. Foster s Scenic Roads bill H 156 while he says it may be revived. The measure would define scenic roads and fund administration with a 20000 appropriation. A separate hunting on posted land bill by request of William Norcross is referred to the Fish and Game Committee. Also reported are unemployment figures for Bennington area and obituary of Howard L. Brown, a 71 year old Randolph farmer, with details on survivors and funeral.

Montpelier Thomas H. Foster House Natural Resources Committee Foster Natural Resources Committee William Norcross North Street Bennington Howard L. Brown South Randolph Gifford Memorial Hospital Randolph Gordon Brown Cecil Brown Manchester Depot Warren Leo Edith (Lovett) Brown East Bethel Grange Lena Young Arthur Donahue Wilmer Laura Chester Depot Herbert Brown Suncook N.H Joness Montgomery Braintree Chester Smith Springfield East Randolph Cemetery Andrew Gareth Howard Daytona Beach Fla Agan Howard Greenwich N.Y Ayan Howard Irma Allen Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge Howards Florida Gareth Howards Meghan

Whey Plant Idea Faces Obsolescence Concerns

Montpelier experts say the proposed Georgia whey processing plant may be outdated due to tech advances. Administration Secretary Robert Wilson, former Whey Pollution Abatement Authority chair, told the Senate Agriculture Committee that federal officials backed the 1968 concept but now question it. He noted a $1 million EPA grant has been jeopardized by the shift in technology and agency infighting.

Wilson Senate Agriculture Committee Environmental Protection Agency

Funeral services held for former Bennington selectman Harry Clark Jr

Funeral services for Harry F. Clark Jr., former Bennington selectman, were held at Mahar and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Campbell officiating. Burial will be in White Chapel Cemetery in the spring. Bearers were William Bradley, Edward Silver, William Hurley Jr., Douglas Sweet, Michael Hogan, and Thomas Biggs. Attendees included town officials, employees, and Bennington Masons who conducted a service in his memory. A separate note reports federal grant issues for a whey processing plant project, with state and federal talks ongoing and potential private financing if funds fall through.

Bennington Harry F. Clark Jr Grove Street Mahar and Son Richard Campbell First United Methodist Church Park Lawn Chapel White Chapel Cemetery William Bradley Edward Silver William Hurley Jr Douglas Sweet Michael Hogan Thomas Biggs Mr. Clark Free and Accepted Masons

Librarian Meris Eggert’s column to appear Monday

Meris Eggert previews a librarian’s column set to appear on the upcoming Monday page, signaling a feature that highlights reading, libraries, and community readers in the next issue.

Meris Eggert

Lottery Winners United Press International

This week’s winning numbers are listed for several states and games. Mass weekly 597073 Mass million 60673 Connecticut 34773 New York 961773 New Hampshire 83642.

Mass Connecticut New York

New NASC Alumni Board Names David Kirkpatrick

The Winter Alumni Review lists NASC Alumni Association directors including David Kirkpatrick, NASC 1959 graduate and Gov. Milton Shapp admin assistant. He holds a master’s from Lehigh, led as past president of Pennsylvania Education RELATIVES, and received NASC’s first Distinguished Alumni Award in 1971.

Alumni Review North Adams State College David Kirkpatrick Minerva Shortland North Adams Mass Bennington Bennington High School NASC Milton Shapp Pennsylvania Lehigh University Pennsylvania Education Association

Bennington County towns vote March on BOC funds

Most Bennington County towns will decide at Town Meeting whether to fund the Bennington Opportunity Council. The drive seeks about 40,000 to hire four or five coordinators, supporting elderly, women, children and low income aid with local services and coordination among agencies. Some towns have approved placing the proposal on ballots, others rely on petitions, with Manchester already launching a petition drive.

Bennington County BOC Bennington Opportunity Council Office of Economic Opportunity Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council Nixon BOC County John Peterman Pownal Shaftsbury Arlington Sandgate Rupert Woodford Searsburg Dorset Sunderland Landgrove Winhall Stamford Peru Manchester Peterman Robert L. Greene Jr Bennington’s

Weekly School Lunch Menu Mix of Hot Meals and Sides

A periodic listing of school lunches across Monday to Friday, detailing daily items such as juice, various sandwiches, soups, beans, fruits, vegetables, desserts, and a half pint of milk. Entries include ham burger, tomato rice soup, sloppy joe, tuna boat, spaghetti, egg salad, fried chicken, fish bun, hot dog, barbecue beef, vegetable soup, and turkey salad with corresponding sides.

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Karen Dobkin Fortney Frank H. Mudgett Department of Employment Security Sheriff's Posse Bennington County Mounted Sheriff’s Posse Williamstown Robert Cash Carol Lindley Bradley West Cornelius H. van Steemberg Capt. Cash Richard Hollister van Steemberg George D. Aiken Senate House Agriculture Committees Thomas P. Salmon United Press International New Hampshire Charles Captain’s Delight Main St Southern Illinois University Press Carbondale Mother Jones Dale Fetherling By Agnes Rockwood Los Angeles Times Minneapolis Tribune Fetherling Mother Mary Jones Industrial Workers of the World America Carrie Nation West Virginia Vermont The Cindy” Clark Sophomre Cayce S.C Paris Neil Clark Pittsfield Clark Shirley Snow Ralph Edna) Snow Anthony By Jan Slusmon Readsboro Sandgrove North Bennington Old Bennington Mt. Anthony Bennington Paul Main & Depot ST. — Benn Nichols
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