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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1975

Page

6

HRBCEPA Shaftsbury Names New President Norton Barber

HRBCEPA Walloomsac River chapter met November 11 in Shaftsbury chaired by Norton Barber. Don Dailey reported oil pollution from a leaking 60 gallon drum at a garage east of Route 7 with plans to install a 600 gallon oil tank and pursue recycling pickups. Maps of the Walloomsac watershed were shown, and the group will display them at future meetings and attend public hearings on water pollution. Harvey Carter's resignation ends his long presidency. Barber succeeds him, bringing prior leadership roles with Vermont Garden Clubs.

Shaftsbury Walloomsac River Hrbcepa Hoosick River Basin Dailey William Pullman Pownal North Pownal Bennington Woodford Glastonbury White Creek Shushan Walloomsac Norton Barber Old Bennington Terry Learned Harvey Carter

Reagan Moderates Tone in New Hampshire Campaign

Ronald Reagan signaled a softer approach in New Hampshire as he pitches broader appeal to mainstream Republicans ahead of the February 24 primary. He dodged questions on if conservative Gov. Meldrim Thomson would lead delegates and touted a moderate campaign line on foreign aid and the UN while promising a thorough study of American participation.

Thomson Reagan Hugh Gregg California Hollywood Washington New Hampshire Foreign Aid The United Nations U.N United States Alabama George Wallace

Hoosick Falls Meeting On Live Nativity Planned

Harriet Noble chairs a lighting committee meeting for area church representatives to discuss a live nativity in the park. The session is at Don's Book Shop Tuesday Dec 2 at 7 p.m. A window display by Helen Kipp Carol Kipp and Nancy Fabiano shows miniature lights use.

Board of Education of Hoosick Falls Central School Philip Leonard New York Leonard Harriet Noble Don’s Book Shop Helen Carol Kipp Nancy Fabiano Robson

Sunderland and Dorset School Board Meetings This Week

Sunderland School Board schedules regular meeting Monday at 8 p.m in the elementary school. Dorset School Board plans a special meeting Monday at 1 p.m in the Superintendent's office Manchester Center.

Sunderland School Board Dorset School Board Manchester Center

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