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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1971

Page

3

Legislator's Report On Vermont Budget And Debates

Montpelier March 12, 1971 The House spent most of the week on the appropriation bill led by R. Marshall Witten and a committee, debating state aid to education at 28.2 million with a four quarterly payment plan raising it to 28.4 million, amid votes 45 100 91 51 36 108 63 80 92 87. A balanced budget emerged with no new tax beyond a gasoline cent, while public hearings drew large turnouts on highway, fire marshal, deer herd and interest ceiling topics.

R. Marshall Witten Bennington Edward J. Conlin Windsor George E. Little Jr Burlington Douglas S. Tudhope S. Burlington Oreste V. Valsangiacomo D-73 Barre John E. Hancock R- 40 East Hardwick Witten Student Assistance Corp Vermont UVM Senate Highway Department New England

Horticulture Courses Offered at Mt Anthony Center

Mt Anthony Area Vocational Center offers two adult evening horticulture courses in plant science. Introduction to Plant Science runs Tuesdays 7 to 10 pm in the MAUHS greenhouse for 10 meetings starting March 23, focused on soils, propagation, lawn care, diseases and pests. Intermediate Plant Sciences covers grafting, landscape design and plant material with weeklyWednesday 7 to 10 pm sessions starting March 24. Class size limited to 12 with a $15 fee. Call 447 7511 Ext 33 to enroll before March 19.

Mt. Anthony Area MAUHS

Vermont to Build 400000 KW Fossil Plant Near Burlington

Burlington officials and state utility leaders announced a new fossil fueled power plant for the Champlain Valley south of Burlington. The 400000 kilowatt plant is slated for completion in 1976 with Westinghouse Electric Corp. to supply the turbine. L Douglas Meredith and Glen M McKibben led the meeting with William Stebbins of Burlington Electric Light Department.

Burlington Vermont Champlain Valley L. Douglas Meredith Central Vermont Public Service Corp Meredith Glen M. McKibben Green Mountain Power Corp William Stebbins Burlington Electric Light Department Westinghouse Electric Corp CWPS Vermont Electric Power Co VELCO Power Company Leicester River West Salisbury Little Otter Creek Vergennes Vernon CVPS

Rescue Squad Elects Kane as President and Officers

Kane Daniel succeeds Andre Betit as president of the Bennington Rescue Squad at the annual election. Vice president is Martin McCue, succeeding Robert Lawton. Alfred A. Pinsonneault re elected treasurer, Raymond Dewey recording secretary. Gale Harrington succeeds McCue as corresponding secretary. Ray Crosier named captain, Edwin Austin lieutenant. Coin card drive begins in April.

Daniel Kane Andre Betit Bennington Martin McCue Robert Lawton Alfred A. Pinsonneault Raymond Dewey Gale Harrington McCue Ray Crosier Steve Crawford Edwin Austin Daniel Iggins

Bennington Post Office extends Friday hours to 7 p.m

Postmaster Stanley J Pekalski announced that starting Friday March 19 window service at the Bennington Post Office will run to 7 p m This change eliminates window service on Saturdays The lobby remains open for lock box holders and a call window serves firm holdouts on Saturdays

Bennington Post Office Stanley J. Pekalski Pekalski

Military Funeral For William J Clifford Held At Sacred Heart

The military funeral for World War II army veteran William J Clifford of 807 Main Street was held at Sacred Heart Church with a Requiem High Mass led by Rev Charles Wallen C S C. A Mahar and Son Funeral Home service preceded the Mass and bearers included Anthony Pello Hector Pinsonneault Albert Krawczyk Ralph R Bennett Jr Francis Patten and Warner Jauch. Representing the VFW Auxiliary were Mrs Helen Davis and Mrs Janet LeBlanc.

William J. Clifford Main St Sacred Heart Church Charles Wallen C.S.C Mahar & Son Funeral Home Anthony Pello Hector Pinsonneault Albert Krawczyk Ralph R. Bennett Jr Francis Patten Warner Jauch VFW Helen Davis Janet LeBlanc John Hamilton St. Francis de Sales Church Francis Brunina Clifford Patten Jauch Park Lawn Chapel Syracuse Albany Plattsburgh N.Y Bellflower Calif Pittsfield Mass

Three Newcomers Introduced at Welcome Wagon Meeting

Thursday night Welcome Wagon gathering at Mrs. Joan Johnson home welcomed three newcomers, Patricia Ormsbee, Patty Hoefer, and another guest. The event highlighted neighborhood integration and community support.

Joan Johnson Patricia Ormsbee Patty Hoefer

Maple market program aims to cut costs for maple products

The U S Forest Service plans a Burlington market program with University of Vermont help to boost maple product income across the 14 state maple belt. Senator Aiken notes the grant, research focus, and expanded production potential amid snow and price pressures near $10 a gallon in parts.

Washington UPI U.S. Forest Service Burlington George Aiken R-Vt Congress Forest Service University of Vermont Aiken

Bennington court actions include multiple plea deals and fines

Thomas Gautherr, 21, released on $500 bail after pleading not guilty to breach of peace from a March 13 attack on Judith Gauthier. Other cases: Guy Dunham 17 to plea not guilty in a March 5 assault on Denise Martin. Anna White 40 to seek counsel for a July bad check. Hogan 21 pleads not guilty to drunk driving. Ernest Wilkinson 20 and Stanley Wilkinson 16 fined for vehicle-related charges. James Choppy 28 pleads to DWI and license violations. Edward Brooks 37 pays fine for careless driving and license offenses. Paul Mooney 24 pleads guilty to license violation. Patricia McRae 45 fined for license issue. Mary Runyon 18 fined for improper registration. Twelve additional cases listed with various fines and arraignments. Students from Catamount Elementary observed court proceedings and questioned Trooper Crowson.

Bennington District Court Thomas Gautherr North St Judith Gauthier Putnam Street Robert E. Cummings Jr Guy E. Dunham Dewey Street Extension Denise Martin Main Street Bennington Dunham Anna L. White Salem N.Y Howell Arlington Cambridge Valley National William K. Hogan Ernest L. Wilkinson Shaftsbury Stanley U.S. 7 James F. Choppy Grove St Hunt Street Edward P. Brooks Fairview Road Woodford Paul D. Mooney U.S Patricia J. McRae Pownal Mary G. Runyon Fair Haven N.J Norman D’amico Catamount Richard J. Crowson

Local student sues Burlington tow operator over car removal

Barry W. Hickok, a Johnson State College student and former Bennington resident, sues Frank Smith of Getty Service Station in Chittenden County Court. Hickok seeks $717 for alleged conversion and improper vehicle detainment after his 1965 sedan was towed on February 22 from private property. He claims $217 in damages for deprivation of rights, $200 for two days’ control of the car, and $300 for claimed transmission damage.

Burlington Bennington Barry W. Hickok Chester J. Hickok Burgess Road Johnson State College Hickok Chittenden County Vermont Legal Aid Inc Frank Smith Getty South Winooski Avenue U.S Smith

Miss Eagan Competes In Pierce College Pageant

Miss Kristina Eagan daughter of Paul Eagan of Bennington will compete in the sixth annual Miss Pierce College for Women Pageant held Saturday March 20 at 8 pm in the Merrimack Valley Regional High School auditorium Penacook New Hampshire. A Mt Anthony Union High School graduate and first year student at East Concord college she studies airline and travel secretarial program. For talent she will perform a comedy skit.

Kristina Eagan Paul Eagan Bennington

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