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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1962
Page
7
Concord report shows New Hampshire’s welfare approach since 1949 focuses on rehabilitation over handouts. Commissioner James Barry cites shorter ADC stays, job and training placements, and a successful college breakthrough for a former recipient as evidence of policy gains.
Senator Williams urges a federal grants and loans program to aid mass transit with state and local governments. He argues central cities and suburbs must cooperate and warns dispersal plans fail. Rider figures indicate off peak declines skewed but rush hour use rising in many areas.
State forester Albert Gottlieb reports 1,766,000 tree seedlings unsold as of March 1 at the state nursery. About 1,682,000 are young easy to plant stock suited to former cropland and weed-free sites. 85,000 four-year red pine seedlings are best for high vegetation and weedy areas. Prices range 11 to 15 dollars per thousand. order blanks from Dave Barton or the Soil Conservation District in Bennington.
Laconia New Hampshire April 6 7 conference will examine the Kennedy tariff reductions and their possible effects on state industry. The University of New Hampshire Extension Service announced workshop sessions on machine tools electronics leather textiles and wood with speakers to be announced.
Vermont village trustees approve a zoning amendment adding to R-3 districts the office or studio uses for physicians dentists lawyers engineers and similar professions. The measure takes effect March 19 1962 and was published March 13 15 and 17 1962 in the Bennington Banner.
President Kennedy called on Congress to expand the federal state unemployment pay system, extending coverage to three million more workers, adding 13 weeks of benefits under certain terms, and raising compensation in many cases to stabilize the economy and support workers and communities.
The Probate Court for the District of Bennington will hear the application of the Executors of the estate of David Henry Werblow for license to assign certain interests in a real estate mortgage on property in Arizona. Hearing set for March 29, 1962 at 11:00 a.m. in Bennington. notice published in the Bennington Evening Banner three weeks prior. Elsa Werblow Evelyn Werblow Lerner and Walden C. Holden serve as executors.
The undersigned probate court commissioners in Bennington announce their role to receive examine and adjust claims against the estate of J Elmer Ayres deceased The meetings will be held at Wills Insurance Agency Bennington on June 1 and September 1 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM with a six month deadline from March 1 1962 for creditors to present claims Dated Bennington March 1962 Grover Pennock Peter Donavan Jr Commissioners March 6 13 20
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