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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1973

Page

3

Workshop on solid waste problems in Montpelier Dec 4

A daytime workshop on solid waste disposal problems and regional recycling plans will be held December 4 at the Tavern Motor Inn in Montpelier. Vermont officials Sen Frank Smallwood and Rep Royal Cutts will lead sessions with experts from Resource Planning Associates and the EPA. Reservations by November 27 with the Vermont Air Coalition. Luncheon costs $2.90.

Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn Vermont Air Coalition New England Regional Commission Vermont Lung Association Frank Smallwood Windsor County Martin L. Johnson Agency of Environmental Conservation Royal Cutts Townshend House Natural Resources Committee Senate House Vermont John Clement Resource Planning Associates Cambridge Mass Chittenden County Armand Beliveau Arsen Carney Jr Solid Waste and Resource Recovery Division Environmental Protection Agency Harry Shepard Browning- Ferris Industries of

VPIRG joins milk case as friend of the court

Vermont consumer group VPIRG gains permission to file a friend of the court brief in the Cranston Milk Case. The brief backs 200 Vermont dairy farmers appealing a District Court order that distributed a 1.9 million escrow fund, seeking return of over 600000 in attorney fees and payments. Also notes a minor two-vehicle collision on State Aid highway 47 in Pownal with no injuries.

Vermont VPIRG Caroline Nickerson Skinner Appeals Court District Court U.S. Court of Appeals Connecticut Pownal Ted W. Turgeon James A. Stevens Pittsfield Mass

Joyful Betty Allen concert delights North Bennington crowd

Betty Allen’s lush deeply musical voice filled the Big House on Sunday in a 200 attendee program co sponsored by the Community Arts Association and Park McCullough House. The review lauds her rich instrument spanning German Spanish French and English with dramatic interpretive range and superb ensemble with Petie Palmer Marianne Finckel Gael Alcock and Alex Ogel. Encores included two spirituals ending with a note that another afternoon with Miss Allen would be a joy.

Christine Graham Betty Allen Big House North Bennington Community Arts Association Park McCullough House Miss Allen Allen Pablo Casals Schubert Mendelssohn Hugo Wolf Ravel Granados Petie Palmer Marianne Finckel Gael Alcock Alex Ogel

Three race horses shot over a grudge

Hartford state police investigated the shooting of three harness racing thoroughbreds valued at 34 000 dollars. The horses were found from 150 feet away with a heavy caliber weapon. Ralph Bottaro of Agawam Massachusetts operated the stable. no one was present when the animals were left unattended.

Hartford UPI Grudge Lloyd Tucker Ralph Bottaro Agawam Mass

Bennington Briefs Highlights and Local Notes

Bennington briefs report that Gale Burke of North Bennington won the Thanksgiving basket, Julia Gates changes address to Albany Medical Center, 5th Floor EN 510 Albany NY. 140 Club to meet at Mrs. Herbert Ware’s Shaftsbury home. American Legion Auxiliary meets at 8 PM at the Senior Citizens Center. Madrid trade with China grows slowly since relations began in March with a latest import of 88,000 pounds of frozen rabbit meat.

Suzanne Bell Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Karla Flegel National Foundation Albany Medical Center Bell Julia Gates Fifth Floor Albany, New York 140 Herbert Ware Shaftsbury Madrid UPI Spain China

Bennington Library Announces Thanksgiving Closure

The Bennington Free Library will close at 5 p.m. Wednesday and stay closed through Thanksgiving, reopening Friday morning. Napolitano's Pizza at 165 Ben Mont will be open Tuesday November 20 and closed Thanksgiving Day. contact 442-3949 for details.

Bennington Ben Mont

Public hearings set on tax appraisal methods in Vermont

Three public hearings evaluating property tax equalization methods over four years will be held across Vermont next week. Sacred sites include Woodstock on Nov 27 from 8 to 11 p.m, St. Johnsbury on Nov 26, and Burlington on Nov 27, with Robert O. Sinclair leading the panel. Gas storage facility Davey Oil will close Wednesday Nov 21 and reopen Monday Nov 26, 8 to 5 p.m. Bennington Lanes advertises Thanksgiving bowling hours with Moonlight Bowling and Red Pin Bowling events.

Montpelier Vermont Woodstock Town Hall St. Johnsbury Burlington Robert O. Sinclair

Obituary: Mrs Anna Van Wyck Jones 88

Anna Van Wyck Jones 88 native of Hoosick Falls New York and longtime resident of Williamstown Massachusetts died Sunday at her daughter Mary Washburns home in Williamstown She was daughter of Charles and Mary Meaney Van Wyck widow of Walter Martin Jones who died in 1959 She had also lived in Springfield Massachusetts Funeral mass was to be held this morning at St Patrick Church Williamstown with burial at St Michaels Cemetery Springfield

Anna van Wyck Jones Hoosick Falls N.Y Williamstown Mass Mary Washburn Charles and Mary (Meaney) van Wyck Walter Martin Jones St. Patrick’s Church St. Michael’s Cemtery Springfield

Stafford seeks equity in energy cutbacks nationwide

U S Senator Robert Stafford urged fair sharing of energy burdens and warned against permanent weakening of environmental laws. He supported temporary, case by case relaxations to meet winter energy needs while opposing long term dismantling of safeguards. He stressed urgency and national unity in addressing shortages.

Washington U.S Robert T. Stafford Stafford Congress

Traffic tickets paid in Bennington District Court pleas

A list of defendants who pleaded no contest or guilty to traffic charges and paid fines at Bennington District Court under the uniform system. Names include Hodgson, LeMaire, Tobin, Casey, Cioffi, Miller, Rissa, Howell, Corbett, Donoghue, French, Ewer, Varin, Vass, Dionne, Greene, Hall, Hurley, Longtin, Martin, Brown, Cohen, O’Brien, Shadlick, Sheldon, Allen, Dailey, Ellis, Fielding, Fisher, Keller, Rigler, Trafford, Banulis, Fanger, Harden, Isselhardt, Marsh, Morgan, Van, Hazelton, Weiss, Cogan, Colehamer, Farley, Keller, Ward, Flood, Varanka, Auchlincloss, Ginnsbourg, Allen, Elwell, Chiarello, DeCell, Maunsell, Pelle, Wendell, Beach, Bentley, Botton, Goodhue, Therrien, Gordon, Waibel, Wright, LaCross, McIntyre, Springbord, Elmore, Regan, Stemp, Wilcox, Moz, Rosario, Adams, Denel.

Bennington John A. Hodgson Raymond LeMaire Donald Tobin James J. Casey Alvin M. Cioffi Norman Miller Stephen A. Rissa Mary Ann Howell Stephen Corbett John M. Donoghue Richard F. French Gary A. Ewer Leon S. Varin Carl J. Vass Richard J. Dionne Gary E. Greene Clifton E. Hall William E. Hurley Keith A. Longtin Rodger O Lee S. Fielding Alan A. Fisher Kathleen Keller FSL Cheryl Rigler David Trafford VIII Bruce E. Banulis PNPZ Bruno Fanger Elizabeth M. Harden Tordis Isselhardt Denis M Joseph Varanka Thomas Auchlincloss VRR Jean-Yves Ginnsbourg Raymond E. Allen FSSS George Elwell Gregory Chiarello Eugene DeCell Peter Maunsell Jeffrey W. Pelle Ronald Wendell Thomas T. Beach Gertrude Bentley John J. Botton Philip G. Goodhue David B. Therrien Danny J. Gordon Robert Waibel David B. Wright LeRoy LaCross Troy S. McIntyre James Springbord Walter D. Elmore Brendon C. Regan Thomas M. Stemp Carole A. Wilcox Heather Moz Martineau Rosario Laurence Adams PNPI Thomas A. Denel VLR

Longer vacation jeopardizes vets' benefits

Burlington returns reveal 560 Vermont State Colleges students face potential loss of education benefits as 30 day rule may trigger disallowance. Provost Dr Robert Babcock notes college plan to extend Christmas break beyond 30 days and seeks VA guidance from White River Junction and Washington for a definitive ruling.

Burlington UPI Vermont Robert Babcock Babcock Veterans Administration White River Junction Washington

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