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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
6
The Vermont Development and Community Affairs Agency disclosed Tuesday that planning director Eugene Clack has resigned after serving since the agency’s January reorganization. He will become economic development director of Tuskegee Alabama. No successor has been named.
The Mc Cullough Park Foundation will host a Morgan Horse Field Day at the Gov. McCullough Mansion grounds in North Bennington on Saturday July 10. The event opens at 1 p.m. with a Morgan breed exhibition by Dr. Donald Balch from the University of Vermont Morgan Horse Farm Weybridge, plus dressage parade antique carriages Western riding and weight pulling demonstrations. Admission is free and a full schedule will be announced later.
Three ministers officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Frederick C. Brenenstuhl of North Petersburg at First Baptist Church in Hoosick Falls with interment in Maple Grove Cemetery. Bearers included local residents Robert Bovie and Wayne Jones. Frank Chamberlain, Hoosick town assessor, was honored at his funeral in First United Church Presbyterian Hoosick Falls with relatives among attendance, reflecting his long service to the town and as area representative for Massachusetts Mutual Life. Private services were held for Earle F. Stockman in Flushing with burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Stockman died Saturday at his home after a brief illness.
Mt Anthony Union High School junior Janis Powell wrote poems as a daily journal and collaborated with artist Janis Woodward to publish Sunrise a 11 poem illustrated booklet reflecting Vermont rural beauty. Powell 16 and daughter of Mr and Mrs John Powell of Willow Road.
Vermont's 18-year-old rights law ends juvenile court jurisdiction for 18 to 20 year olds, affecting 23 of 90 youths at Weeks School. The AG's opinion says these youths must be released at 18 under the 1971 law granting voting and drinking rights. Weeks officials note a likely drop in juvenile court cases.
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