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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1976

Page

6

Vermont deer bear season results and ice fishing outlook

Vermonts 1975 deer bow season set a record at 1606 with November back season totaling 9939, down 11.7 percent from 1974. Bear season yielded 149. Ice fishing prospects look up with yellow perch, northern pike, smelt, lake trout and salmon reported on Champlain and other large lakes. The 1976 Vermont Digest of Fish and Game Laws and Regulations is available from town clerks or the Fish and Game Department in Montpelier.

Montpelier Vermont State Fish and Game Department Fish and Game Department Lake Champlain Champlain Memphremagog Canadian Fish & Game

Creations to Close for Repairs and Weather Delays

The Sunderland craft shop Creations by Generations on Route 7 south of Baskerville will close from February 2 to February 12. It will reopen February 13 with hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily except Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The closure is due to bad weather impacting operations.

Sunderland Route 7 Baskerville

Pawlet and Union District 23 Schedule School Board Meetings

The Pawlet School Board will hold its regular meeting Monday February 2 at 7 30 p m at Pawlet Village School. Union District 23 School Board meets Wednesday February 4 at 7 30 p m at Currier Memorial School Danby.

Pawlet Pawlet Village Union District 23 Currier Memorial School Danby

A-Victoria flu spreads coast to coast killing three

A new influenza A-Victoria strain has caused three deaths as it travels from the west coast to the east. Dr. Michael Gregg of the U S Centers for Disease Control notes the virus is not more or less severe than prior strains and may foretell a mild season. Outbreaks are reported in Nevada Oregon Minnesota and multiple other states with school absences mounting in Salem and St Paul. A Middlesbury talk by Drew Middleton on Middle East affairs and 4-H Club sewing plans are also listed.

Atlanta UPI Michael Gregg National Center For Disease Control Nevada Oregon Las Vegas Otto Ravenholt Salem Ore Whiteaker Junior High Portland Arizona California Connecticut Georgia Hawaii Illinois Iowa Massachusetts Minnesota New Jersey New York Tennessee Washington Chelsea Minn Middlebury Drew Middleton New York Times Middle East Munroe Middlebury College Middlebury History Department Europe Mediterranean

African Art Exhibit Opens at Middlebury Johnson Gallery

A rare display of West and Central African art opens Sunday at Middlebury College Johnson Gallery. More than 80 pieces loaned by Middlebury, Dartmouth College, and Addison County collectors cover masks, figures, iron sculpture, cloth, pottery, tools, and toys. The exhibit runs daily 1 5 p m and Saturdays 9 5 through February 29 with wide public access.

Middlebury Central Africa Middlebury College Johnson Gallery Dartmouth College Addison County

Rink schedule in North Adams week of Feb 1 to 7

Rink manager announces unchanged weekday sessions with a Saturday 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. shift due to a hockey game. Special events list hockey programs by day, with teams such as Pittsfield Flyers Dalton Community Recreation NASC and Drury Lenox. A 25 cent public skating ticket is required per environmental ruling. The Manchester BPW Club meets Feb 4 at 6:30 p.m. at Worthy Inn with Portrait of the Orient program.

North Adams Mass Vietnam Veterans Memorial North Adams State College Bridgewater Pittsfield Flyers Tomcats Dalton Community Recreation Assoc No. Berkshire Drury Hockey Hoosac Valley NASC Christmas Brook Skating Club Tri-State Drury Vs Taconic Wesleyan Buxton Drury Lenox Adams Jr Gully Cats Zygamond Nash Department of Environmental Management Boston The Business & Professional Women’s Club of Manchester Worthy Inn

Engagement of Elaine Wilbur to John Nelson Kelly

Mr and Mrs Charles Wilbur announce the engagement of their daughter Elaine Ann to John Nelson Kelly son of Mr and Mrs George Kelly. Elaine will graduate in June from Cambridge Central School and John is a graduate of Greenwich Central School and Adirondack Community College. He works at Finch Pruyn in Glens Falls with an August wedding planned.

Charles Wilbur Tollison Road Elaine Ann John Nelson Kelly George Kelly Hill Street Greenwich Miss Wilbur Cambridge Central School Greenwich Central School Adirondack Community College Finch Pruyn Glens Falls

Alcohol education training sessions held in Pownal

Over three weeks teachers from Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union gathered in Pownal for alcohol education training led by Bernard Bisson and L John Isselhardt. Workshops used films and discussions to teach about alcohol and alcoholism and to train teachers in the curriculum.

Bisson L. John Isselhardt United Counseling Service

Missouri educator leads alcohol education pilot across grades

University of Missouri Associate Professor William E. Robertson develops a Hong Kong inspired plan to relocate housing and teach alcohol sensitivity from kindergarten through twelfth grade. The program aims to provide factual alcohol information, support students with problems, and evaluate impact with a May workshop for teachers. Eastern Area Alcohol Education Training Program may adopt it as a model. About 160 to 180 trained facilitators will roll out the curriculum immediately.

Columbia, Mo UPI University of Missouri William E. Robertson Hong Kong Eastern Area Alcohol Education Training Program, Inc

Arlington tax raise climbs by twenty eight thousand dollars

Auditors finish the 1976 town budget showing 148 542 to be raised by taxes, about 28 000 more than last year. No unexpended balance is listed, boosting the tax amount. state aid for highways remains about 14 000, while Revenue Sharing funds totaling 51 517 could offset taxes if used, though this would reduce future federal allocations.

Arlington Judson Brown Selectman Donald Keough Dubois and King of Randolph Keough Selectmen Lost Lake Road

Manchester Dog Licensing Opens for 1976 Year

Town clerk notes dog licenses for 1976 are now available. 1975 licenses don’t expire until April. new licenses run to April 1, 1977. Males and spayed females $2, females $6, valid through April 1. Rabies records on file if dog was registered last year. Rabies shots must be since Oct 1, 1973. Spayed certificates requested on file. IRS agent visits Feb 18 and March 18 in town office 9 AM to 12 PM and 1 PM to 2 PM.

Manchester Fido U.S. Internal Revenue Service

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