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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1969

Page

6

Real Estate Group To Begin Effective January

J Thomas Hoegen of Cedar Rapids Iowa urged citizens to engage in constructive city planning using a Pocatello Idaho study as basis The National Association of Real Estate Boards advisory team urged a new growth philosophy stressing citizen goals freedoms of thought expression and action and dissent Cooperation should yield to majority wishes while minority voices aid the common good Zoning reform included phylamidal zoning end of permissive variances and stricter code enforcement with enhanced housing inspections and tax assessment only after substantial improvements to properties

Washington, D.C J. Thomas Hoegen Cedar Rapids Iowa Pocatello Idaho Hoegen National Association of Real Estate Boards Pocatello Board of Realtors

Poison Prevention Week: Vermont Pharmacists Warn

Montpelier report notes childhood poisonings from common substances like aspirin and household chemicals. Pharmacy officials urge poison proofing, locking away medicines, proper storage, and discarding unused drugs to reduce injuries and deaths during National Poison Prevention Week from March 16 to 23.

Montpelier Vermont Nixon Davis

Century Ago Prints on View at Dartmouth

Dartmouth displays 19th century lithographs in the Beaumont May Gallery Hampton Center featuring Currier and Ives works, Bufford pieces, and scenes like The Atlantic Cable and Echo Lake Franconia Notch. Highlights include Civil War era prints and a traveling exhibition segment from the New Hampshire Arts Commission. The show runs through March 23 with The Original Print touring alongside.

Hanover N.H America Dartmouth Beaumont-May Hopkins Center Currier and Ives J. H. Bufford T. Sinclair C. H. Crosby Kimmel and Forster Concord Henry P. Moore Washington White Mountains Echo Lake Franconia Notch New Hampshire Fort Fisher J. M. Alden Massachusetts New Hampshire Commission On the Arts Dartmouth College Carpenter Art Galleries

UVM Seminar For Vermont Manufacturers Planned

Representatives of small and medium Vermont firms will attend a two day manufacturing methods seminar March 19 and 20 at the Old Board Restaurant South Burlington. Allan H Mogensen and Allan H Gariepy will present talks on work simplification motivation and related topics. Other sessions cover value engineering plant layout work flow and work measurement. David Pinkham says the seminar aims to foster a favorable attitude toward change and improvement in manufacturing.

Burlington Vermont Old Board South Burlington University of Vermont Technical Information Center Edward L. Hesford IBM Essex Junction Allan H. Mogensen Lake Placid Allan H. Gariepy Motivation Associates David Pinkham Technical Information Center

Forest Institute Names Manager for District

Les ter A. DeCoster named New England district manager of the American Forest Institute announced by AFI president E. J. Hodges. He will head a new Augusta Maine office and report to Eastern Regional Manager Robert E. Jones. longtime Maine forestry official and community leader with ties to the Maine Forest Products Council and local boards.

Washington, D.C Lester A. DeCoster New England American Forest Institute E.J. Hodges AFI DeCoster Augusta Maine Robert E. Jones Maine Forestry Department University of Maine Maine Forest Products Council Maine Na Tural Resources Council Eastern Maine Forest Forum Bangor Dixmont The Society of American Foresters

Gas Fired Incinerators Cut Garbage and Pollution

New York reports progress in solving waste and air pollution with on site gas incinerators. Over 600000 households have adopted automatic models that reduce trash to a small ash residue, while experts say widespread use could save cities billions in cleaning costs and curtail smoky pollution.

New York UPI United States U.S. Public Hearing Service The Health Service

Private Detective Licensed in Bennington

Louis G. Torborg of 210 Grandview St. is Vermont’s sixth licensed private detective. A former Ocean Beach police officer, he plans private investigations for insurance and divorce cases and offers burglar alarm systems and locksmith services. He revitalized the local DeMolay chapter and has 9 active teens with 19 more interested.

Bennington Vermont Louis G. Torborg Grandview St Order of DeMolay The Masons Torborg Secretary of State’s Ocean Beach Long Island Fire Island

Nixon Invites Fey to Washington Unemployment Conference

Dr John T Fey head of National Life Insurance Company attends a national unemployment and summer jobs conference in Washington at the invitation of President Nixon The event is the Presidents Conference on Hardcore Unemployment and the NABs second annual national sessions Involved are cabinet members corporate leaders governors and labor leaders Kendall NAB chairman invited Fey to participate Fey is on a swing through Southern agencies with events in Charlotte Nashville and Atlanta including dinners and private luncheons in each city.

National Alliance of Businessmen NAB Donald M. Kendall Dr. Fey Montpelier Insurance Company Charlotte N.C Nashville Atlanta North Carolina National Bank First National Bank

Foresters Discuss Changes In Vermont Land Ownership

In Montpelier the annual meeting of consulting and industrial foresters reviewed how ownership shifts affect forestry and rural recreation. Richard Rose of Sable Mountain Corp outlined rising land values and taxes as woodland ownership declines from 52 to 30 percent of four million acres. Public use tensions, road damage, litter, and posting threaten owner relations as large leases emerge. Debates covered Connecticut River Parkway policy and deer herd management, with most foresters preferring state control of deer by Vermont Fish and Game.

Montpelier Albert W. Gottlieb Department of Forests and Parks Richard Rose Sable Mountain Corp Rutland Vermont Fish and Game Department

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