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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1969

Page

3

Four New Troopers Sworn In at Montpelier May Day

Glenn E. Davis officiated at swearing in for four new state police officers. Gary Fry of Pottstown Pa. Edgar Hooke of Oakley N J. Douglas James of Vernon Vt. John Sinclair Burlington Vt were assigned to Troops D and A. After indoctrination, they will work under experienced officers and attend the State Police Training Academy in summer 1970.

Public Safety Glenn E. Davis New Vermont Gary M. Fry John H. Sinclair Edgar C. Hooke Douglas R. James Montpelier Department of Public Safety Pottstown Pottsgrove High School Fry Bethel Vernon Single Brattleboro Union High School U.S. Army Herzogenaurach Germany James Brattleboro Burlington Valley Forge Military Academy Vermont Transit Company Sinclair Colchester State Police Training Academy

Census at Waterbury Smallest in 35 Years

Vermont public mental hospital population drops to 1,000 on Labor Day marking its smallest census in 35 years. Officials credit programs under former superintendent Rupert A. Chittick and new mental health laws, while average stays fell from six months to six weeks and aftercare services rose to nearly 1,000.

Waterbury Vermont State Hospital Jonathan P. A. Leopold Vermont Leopold Rupert A. Chittick

Judge Harrie B. Chase Dies at 80 in Vermont

Vernon dispatch reports former chief judge of the 2nd U S Circuit Court of Appeals Harrie B Chase died Monday at a nursing home at age 80 He retired in 1954 after a long federal career and authored opinions such as the Hiss perjury conviction ruling Funeral services are set for Wednesday at St Michael's Episcopal Church in Brattleboro He leaves a widow two daughters and a son

Chase Vermont Supreme Court Percival Clement Whitingham Philips Exeter Academy Dartmouth College Boston University St. Michael’s Episcopal Church Brattleboro

Apples Don't Grow in Bins Field Trips Teach Vermont Pupils

University of Vermont early childhood lab school runs field trips for 24 pupils to show origin of milk eggs vegetables and fruit and how food reaches tables. Senior home economics students supervise with Prof Lepeschkin and two associates.

Burlington University of Vermont Department of Home Economics Susan Gray West Rutland Karen Sorrell Kathleen Campbell Acton Mass Diane Fricke Darien Prof. Lepeschkin

Police Officials Take Part in Seminar in Manchester

State Police executives from all six New England states join a week-long safety seminar at St. Anselm's College. The college partners with the New England State Police Administrators Conference to address regional traffic issues and boost safety efforts.

Manchester N.H UPI New England St. Anselm’s College St. Anselm’s New

Save Champlain Conference to Address Lake Pollution

Plattsburgh State University hosts a public Save the Lake conference with experts from Plattsburgh, UVM, and Clinton County health officials. Topics cover biological chemical and social pollution causes, prevention, and enforcement. The event runs November 22 from 1 to 5 pm in Yokum Hall Room 205 and aims to inform citizens about Champlain Basin ecology.

Plattsburgh N.Y The State University At Plattsburgh Vermont Lake Champlain Committee Save the Lake Yokum Communications Eugene P. Link Richard H. Sudds Rudolph J. Bobka Gerhard K. Gruendling John T. Goldthwait Plattsburgh State College Ben Hensen University of Vermont Joseph Rudmin Clinton County Peter S. Paine William M. Dempsey Champlain Basin UVM Burlington

IMC To Hear About UVM Data Center

The Industrial Management Club of the YMCA will feature three speakers and a plant tour at its November meeting on Wednesday Nov 19. David Pinkham John Lewis and William Emery from the University of Vermont Technical Information Service will discuss field counseling industrial education and technical information services to Vermont and nearby New York businesses. A pre dinner tour of Bijur Lubricating Co on Kocher Drive by 5 45 p m opens the program. Reservations run through Nov 18.

IMC John Lewis William Emery David Pinkham Technical Information Service University of Vermont Industrial Management Club Southwestern Vermont Ymca YMCA Mt. Anthony Country Club Vermont New York Bijur Lubricating Co Kocher Drive

Missisquoi Hearing Set by Vermont Board

The Vermont Water Resources Board will hold a public hearing December 9 at 7 30 p m at Richford High School to discuss classifying the Missisquoi River Basin in Franklin Orleans and Lamoille counties. The meeting will show current water conditions hear staff recommendations and collect public input.

Montpelier Missisquoi River Franklin Orleans Lamoille Vermont Water Resources Board Richford High School Richford

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