Vermont Bill Seeks Car Crusher and $10 Junked Auto Tax
Rep. Kenalene J. Collins proposes a $10 penalty tax on junked cars visible from public highways and a $150,000 state purchase to fund a portable crusher. The plan envisions a six man operation to crush 100 cars daily, with the contractor repaying costs from scrap earnings and removing junked autos statewide. The crusher would tour large junkyards, process cars into bundles for shipment, and aim to clear about 300,000 junked vehicles in about three years.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Kenalene J. Collins
Readsboro
Burlington
Charles Samuelson
Burlington Paper Stock Co
Thas
Samuelson
Mrs. Collins
Burlington Paper
Collins
Ontario
Canada
Molly Stark
Woodford
Kenalene Collins
Manchester
Hoosick Falls
St Michael’s Hosts Batson for Moral Problems Course
Ruth M. Batson of Roxbury Mass guest lectures in St Michael’s College summer graduate course on Contemporary Moral Problems in Winooski Park. She is NAACP activist, first woman NAACP New England Regional Conference president, and first Negro Massachusetts Democratic State Committee member. Lectures July 22 on medicine law psychology sociology and government.
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Winooski Park
Ruth M. Batson
Roxbury
Mass
St. Michael’s College
Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination
Batson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New England
NAACP
Massachusetts
Democratic State Committee
St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church
Christian Social Relations Committee
United Church Women of Massachusetts
White House
Bennington County Humane Society Meets Sets 1966 Goals
Thirty five members and friends of the Bennington County Humane Society wrapped up their fifth annual meeting at Fisher Elementary School. John C. MacFarlane of the Mass SPCA spoke about an animal hospital in Morocco and praised local towns for tax support. Elected were Maurice Douglass, Gerhard Gerlach, George Thuren, Patricia Savory, and Richard Vachon for three year terms. Jean Henry outlined 1966 goals including raising 15000 dollars for the shelter, backing humane legislation, enforcing laws, and encouraging youth involvement.
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Arlington
Bennington County Humane Society
Fisher
John C. MacFarlane
Mass
SPCA
New England Livestock Conservation, Inc
MacFarlane
Ace High
Morocco
Maurice Douglass
Gerhard Gerlach
Shaftsbury
George Thuren
Manchester
Patricia Savory
Pownal
Richard Vachon
Bennington
Ruth Stanwood
William Castle
Jean Henry
Humane Society
Dorset
Peru
Searsburg
Woodford
Henry
Bennington Banner Classifieds and Rates Page Summary
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for Telephones Newsroom Advertising and provides home delivery pricing. It notes publication days, address at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont, and subscription rates for Vermont and U S regions with 3, 6, and 12 month options and servicemen specials.
Series of UVM Med School Seminars Ends in Rutland
Burlington reports nine area post graduate medical education seminars organized by the University of Vermont College of Medicine and the Chronic Illness Division of the state Health Department with a grant from the Public Health Service. The final Rutland Hospital session on Problems in Cancer features Dr. Korson Dr. Haines Dr. Wallace and Dr. Burns. About 300 doctors nurses and medical staff are expected to have attended the nine seminars this spring. The university plans a 10 seminar series next year funded again by the Public Health Service.
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Burlington
University of Vermont College of Medicine
State Department of Health
U.S. Public Health Service
Rutland
Brattleboro
St. Johnsbury
Randolph
Montpelier
Bellows Falls
Springfield
Bennington
St. Albans
UVM College of Medicine
Roy Korson
Carleton R. Haines
Mary Fletcher Hospital
James Wallace
Stanley L. Burns
John S. Hanson
Committee On
College of Medicine
University of Vermont
Berlin Voters Decide Today On New School
Berlin voters face a referendum on bonding 405000 for a new 12 room schoolhouse at Berlin Corners. The project totals 600000, with opposition from the Berlin Better Education Committee over lack of industrial arts and homemaking spaces and a kindergarten. Opponents fear higher taxes will hinder future development between Montpelier and Barre.
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Berlin, Vt
UPI
Berlin
Berlin Corners
Montpelier
Barre
Merged Scout Council Named Ethan Allen
In Rutland Vermont the newly consolidated Southern Vermont Boy Scout Councils will be Ethan Allen Council Inc BSA. It will cover Green Mountain Council and Calvin Coolidge Council with headquarters in Rutland and Bellows Falls. The name came from a Name the Council contest. An inaugural meeting and officers election are set for June 21 at Camp Plymouth in Tyson with the national charter acceptance.
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Rutland
Vermont
Boy Scout
Ethan Allen Council, Inc
BSA
Ethan Allen Council
Green Mountain Council
Calvin Coolidge Council
Bellows Falls
Ethan Allen
Carlo F. Zezza
Springfield
Camp Plymouth
Tyson
Mother's Day Special ad in Floral Park flats
An ad in Floral Park New York markets a seven room apartment under a provocative Mother's Day Special. It states only families with many children qualify with rents scaled by number of children from 159 to 189 dollars, limiting applicants to those with 12 or more children and smaller groups.
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Floral Park
N. Y
Sunoco
Unitarian Powsner Elected Chairman in Bennington
Michael Powsner of Shaftsbury will chair the Unitarian Fellowship for the coming year. He heads the Pine Cobble School mathematics department and runs a cultural camp. Elected May 9, the new executive includes Lloyd Oppenheimer as vice chairman and John Rothrock as secretary, with several committee chairs named. Meetings pause until September, and a picnic at the Powsners’ home is planned for June 13 at 1 p.m.
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Unitarian
Bennington
Michael Powsner
Shaftsbury
Pine Cobble School
Trumbull Hill
Povsner
Lloyd Oppen
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Nichols
County Humane Society
Jean Chaney
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Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
U.S
Bennington, Vt
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
UVM
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