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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1976

Page

3

State probes PCB contamination in Bennington sludge

Vermont officials halted distribution of sludge from the Bennington sewage plant after tests found 4.8 parts per million of PCBs in the solid waste. The material, unsafe for food gardens but possibly usable on lawns, is held at the plant as investigators map long term disposal. PCBs traced to Jard Co and other town sources, with plant and landfill precautions planned.

Russ Garland Bennington Agency of Environmental Conservation Donald Marsh Marsh James Morse Walloomsac River Robert Mackey Jard Co Jard

Youth Outing Planned at Babcock Lake May 31

A Memorial Day Youth Outing for teens is set for Monday May 31 at Babcock Lake. Sponsored by the Bennington Religious Education Foundation the event runs 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with horseback riding at 3.50 and many free activities. Food and drinks provided attendees should bring a snack. Reservations via Joan Costin at 442-8498.

Babcock Lake The Bennington Religious Education Foundation BREF Barb Bill McGovern Joan Costin

Mt Anthony Union students shine at science fair awards

Sixty to seventy MAU students showcased science fair projects with certificates of excellence awarded in research general projects and exhibits. Recipients included John Ulrich Lyons Witten Kathy Peirce Donna Letourneau Patti Joppich and many others across physics biology astronomy and terrarium studies.

Mt. Anthony Union High School John Ulrich Lyons Witten Kathy Peirce Donna Letourneau Patti Joppich Tim Betit Cindy Beals Donald Campbell Lynn Capriola Nikki Geannelis Joseph Curran Kevin Goodhue Joan Haddad Sarah Hall Mary Beth Hall Peter Jones Sharon Pembroke Donna Horn Chips Tilgner Dan Whalen Rick Isselhardt Ronald Gagnon Cheryl Zwynenburg Thomas Cox Lisa Dickinson Jeff Gallant Kent Liggett Maria Lally Kim McKenna Tom Pizzano

Vermont AARP elects officers for Bennington chapter

At the May 13 meeting AARP Bennington chapter named Robert Marples president and John Powell secretary among officers. Committee chairs include Robert Gibbs budget Elizabeth Groenewegen hospitality and Al-Anon liaison. The group approved a national dues increase to 3 per year and outlined plans for a wide senior program plus a June 10 luncheon.

Mt. Anthony Lodge Free & Accepted Masons Richard Brodeur Carl Dickinson David Brown John Maxmillian Stephen T. Noyes Bruno Angeli James Cropper Oakley Frost Donald Stephenson Robert Thompson Stanley Cleveland Walter Barber Vermont American Association of Retired Persons al Lise Bennington Robert Marples Mario Salerno Elizabeth Macauley Margaret Powell John Powell Helen Marples Myra van Nostrand Robert Gibbs Elizabeth Groenewegen Office On Allen Barnes AARP Bunny Corliss Seth Warner Caroline Brown John

Married Geiser-Cox at St Josephs Troy NY

Kathleen Mary Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs William T Cox of 109 Madison St Troy wed Wayne Francis Geiser a former Pharmacy employee in Bennington VT at St Josephs Church Troy with Rev Joseph Sheehan officiating. He is a Albany College of Pharmacy graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Geiser of 5 Patton Road Troy. The bride a Hudson Valley Community College nursing graduate and ICU nurse at Memorial Hospital Albany. A reception followed and the pair went on a five month cross country honeymoon and plan to settle in Wyoming.

Troy N.Y Kathleen Mary Cox William T. Cox Madison St Wayne Francis Geiser Bennington St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church Joseph Sheehan Albany, N.Y College of Pharmacy Leonard Geiser Patton Road Bride Hudson Valley Community College Memorial Hospital Albany Wyoming

Bennington Couple Wed in Civil Ceremony at Home

Debra Joan Hill and Matthew Jay Bleau tied the knot in a 7 p.m. May 14 civil ceremony at the bride’s parents’ Bennington home. Justice of the Peace Merton Snow officiated with maid of honor Willene Riley and best man Karl Martin. The bride wore a celebration satin gown with white flowered lace and a mantilla veil. April Marie Lewis was flower girl. A reception at Ladd Brook Restaurant followed before a wedding trip to an undisclosed location. The couple will reside at 108 Pratt Street, Bennington. Both attended local schools.

Debra Joan Hill Douglas E. Hill Harwood Hill Bennington Matthew Jay Bleau Kenneth Bleau Burgess Road Justice of the Peace Merton Snow Willene Riley Karl Martin April Marie Lewis Ann Marie Betit Pratt St

Energy fund earmarked for Vermont schools

The Vermont Energy Office will provide 5000 to support energy efficiency across 35 school buildings. Norwich University students will conduct computerized mini audits and, using a California designed program, compare schools and issue short and long term recommendations.

California

Funeral Service for Anna LaCroix Kulas Bennington

Funeral services were held for Anna LaCroix Kulas at Sacred Heart Church after she died Thursday at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Rev. Joseph Quinn, C.S.C., led the Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial. a prior wake was held at Mahar & Son Funeral Home. Burial was in Park Lawn Cemetery. Bearers included nephews Lester Davis James LaCroix William Pellerin and Joseph Wanczyk Jr. plus Harry Reynolds and Thomas Dwyer Sr.

Anna LaCroix Kulas Greenview Drive Bennington Putnam Memorial Hospital Sacred Heart Church Joseph Quinn C.S.C Mahar & Son Park Lawn Cemetery

Citizens Conference on The Role of the Trial Judge

Vermont will host a Citizens Conference at the Sugarbush Inn Warren in May 2022 co sponsored by the Vermont Bar Association and the American Judicature Society funded by the Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice and approved by the General Assembly. Gov Salmon and Chief Justice Barney will speak on judicial selection and Vermont Courts Today. Dean Debevoise will act as chief reporter with sessions presided by Senior Judge Waterman and James S. Brock. About 100 citizens will attend to discuss bail setting plea bargaining and sentencing.

Montpelier Vermont Sugarbush Inn Warren Vermont Bar Association American Judicature Society Governor’s Commission On the Administration of Justice Vermont General Assembly Thomas P. Salmon Albert W. Barney James S. Brock Sterry R. Waterman 2Nd Circuit US. Court of Appeals The American

Forecast Sees Pleasant Weekend In New England

The National Weather Service projects fair weather in New England from Saturday through Monday. Daytime highs in the 60s to low 70s with overnight lows ranging from the 40s to low 50s.

Boston UPI National Weather Service New England

Scientists plant shrubs on oil shale site in Utah

Dr. Neil Frischknecht leads a UPI report from Vernal Utah on an oil shale revegetation experiment. Tosco Oil Co. supplies 350 tons of spent shale spread on a 75 by 50 foot plot. About 15 shrub species including saltbush and sage will be tested in shale and soil coverings to gauge restoration effectiveness in a dry Utah environment.

Vernal, Utah UPI Neil Frischknecht Shrub Sciences Laboratory Provo Tosco Oil Co Denver Colorado Tosco Vernal Frischknecht Utah

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MAU Julie Rounds Mike Sargent Kendall Frost Sarah Howe Tim Pelkie Jeff Hanson Rivers MAUHS Bennington District Court George M. Fienberg David A. Capen Manchester Depot Frank H. Johnson Manchester Timothy J. Moynihan Arlington Irwin P Pauline M. Mattes Oceanside Howard Mattison Pownal Al-Anon Second Congregational Church Claire Timmerman Marjorie Tisdale Hilda Orr Marjorie Hayes Ethel Cohen Joss Baczek Frank Brown Margaret Allen Chamber of Commerce Dorothy Kidd Vibrance Geiser-Cox Fairdale Farms Safford & Gage Debra Hill Bride of Matthew Bleau Ladd Brook Matthew and Debra Bleau Haskell Minnesota Anna Kulas Citizens Conference Judicature Society Thomas C. Debevoise Vermont Law School T.m THURS Main Street Bennington Y Elm ST Bennington, VT
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