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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1975

Page

9

Community club and veterans meetings schedule

Arlington notices list events for the week including Helen Thompson contact, Monday 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper and meeting at Bailey Hall with Helen Bearden showing Europe photos. Also 8 p.m. VFW Auxiliary at VFW rooms Manchester and Legion Auxiliary and WWI Veterans of Manchester and Arlington at VFW rooms Manchester. Red Mt. Chapter OES meets at Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. Wednesday.

Home Dem Club Bailey Hall Helen Bearden Europe VFW Auxiliary VFW Manchester American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Veterans of

Local School Board and Club Meetings This Week

Manchester School Board meets tonight at 7 30 at Manchester Elementary School. Dorset School Board gathers Wednesday at 7 30 in Dorset School. VFW meets Thursday at 8 pm in VFW rooms Manchester. Red Mt Lodge meets Friday at 8 pm at Masonic. Battenhill Grange social Saturday 8 pm Grange hall West Arlington. Edward Waite, son of Donald Waite, left Aug 30 for St Michael's College in Winooski. Ladies of the Enterprise Society plan fall chicken pie supper Sept 24 5 p.m. at Bailey Hall. James Thompson and wife spent a week in Marco Island and Orlando to attend the 30 year reunion of the 303d heavy bomb group Hell's Angels stationed in Molesworth England during WWII.

VFW VFW Rooms Manchester Red Mt. Lodge Masonic Temple Battenhill Grange Grange Hall West Arlington Edward Waite Donald Waite St. Michael’s College Winooski Ladies of the Enterprise Society of the Federated Church East Arlington Bailey Hall James Thompson Marco Island Orlando Fla Hell's Angels Molesworth England

VTC Sees Record Enrollment At Vermont Technical College

Vermont Technical College reports its largest enrollment in its 10 year history with 653 students including 220 seniors 313 freshmen and 120 pre-engineering technology majors. The year features a 24 percent rise over last year a record 44 women and 100 veterans or dependents. Bernard Carmiggett notes women increasingly enter all eight associate programs and the one year pre tech program.

Randolph — Vermont Technical College VTC Veterans and Veterans

VNRC urges aggressive state energy policy in Vermont

The Vermont Natural Resources Council asked Gov. Salmon to push a bolder energy plan, arguing the current policy is weak and too dependent on federal action. The five page critique urges rapid wood energy use, coal burning with safeguards, and expansion of solar and wind, plus conservation and reform of rates to aid local industry and woodland management.

Montpelier Vermont Natural Resources Council Salmon Vermont Council VNRC Seward Weber Public Safety Board Weber State St

Local notices from Hoosick Falls and area

Hoosick Falls residents Edith Beaumont Patricia Crucetti Josephine Liporace and Karen Nowak depart for Trinity College Burlington to begin their senior year. Families relocate as Forrest Reed Jr and wife move to a new home east of Cambridge. Retired Eagles Activity Club marks second anniversary with 80 members and guests. dinner, entertainment, and cakes highlighted by Mrs Janet Lomsky and Mrs Sadie Daniels. REAC next meets Sept 8. Women’s Republican Club plans Sept 16 meeting at Community Center with food sale Sept 19 at Rudits Home Appliance. Sheriff candidate Eugene Eaton may attend. New Hoosick Falls Baptist pastor Rev N Gordon Luther hosted at reception Sept 14. his family includes two sons in high school and one in Navy. Woodford School Board to meet tomorrow at 7 p.m.

Eagles Harold LaPorte REAC Sadie Daniels Janet Lomsky Gerard McIinerney Rudits Home John Street Susan Murphy Eugene Eaton Rensselaer County N. Gordon Luther Hoosick Falls Baptist Church Luther Nelson Irvin Hoosick Falls Central High School David Navy

Vermont nurse dies in highway crash near Guildhall

Mrs. Dale Sullivan 21 of Williston died of internal injuries after a collision between her husband’s car and a truck near Guildhall on Aug 28. Police say she suffered a broken pelvis and leg and a fractured skull. She is Vermont’s 84th highway fatality of the year. Three others were treated for exposure after spending five hours in Lake Champlain when a cabin cruiser sank in Malletts Bay. Clement Bashaw 61 Allen Hickey 51 and Aspasia Hickey 49 of Essex Junction wore life jackets, were rescued after cries heard by two hunters, and said waves hindered the search.

Burlington UPI Dale Sullivan Williston Vermont Bashaw Hickeys

Stevens to seek more funding for Lyndon State College

Edward Stevens, set to become Lyndon State College president on October 1, says he will pursue increased federal and private funding to supplement the state appropriation. The goal is to expand services for students and nearby residents.

Lyndonville UPI Edward Stevens Lyndon State College Stevens

Energy conservation conference to gather in Warren

State and federal officials educators and amateur inventors will meet in Warren on September 24 for a conference on energy conservation. Andrew Shapiro says officials from Maine Vermont and New Hampshire energy offices will attend and any proven energy saving system is welcome. One idea discusses using wood chips to heat and generate electricity.

Warren UPI Andrew Shapiro Maine Vermont New Hampshire

Picketing Planned By New York Teachers As Talks Stall

In Troy teachers begin a 15 minute informational picket before and after classes to publicize stalled contract negotiations. The move follows months of difficult bargaining since April with a mediator due mid September. Crisis chairwoman Carolyn Smith warns a strike remains possible if conditions do not improve. In a separate note, two of nine Rensselaer County Republican legislators may back off track betting expansion, a proposal previously defeated 12 to 8.

Troy Carolyn Smith Rensselaer County Abbot L. Wiley Capital District Off Track Betting Corp Joseph G. Manupelia

Readsboro Offered Waste From Grace Co. for Free, Readsboro Says

Officials in Readsboro Vermont deny North Adams Massachusetts offered industrial waste for free for recycling. Grace Co. and North Adams dispute the claim while a Grace employee warned the waste could be a fire hazard due to toluene vapors. Regional Water Pollution Control plans to seek legal action.

Grace Co North Adams William Doubleday Massachusetts Attorney General Girardi Readsboro

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