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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
5
Tom Watson of Chapel Road asked the Bennington board to curb a neighbor's hogs and human waste in his yard, naming his brother as the neighbor. The issue was sent to Town Manager Edward R. Lamb, away at a manager conference, after officials allegedly gave a runaround.
At the Four Chimneys Tuesday the Bennington County Medical Society Auxiliary voted to fund 50 to the Community Resources Center Inc. and discuss fund raising for AMA RRE Educational Research Foundation. The meeting welcomed new doctor and dentist families. The NH and VT medical societies plan to meet at Bretton Woods this weekend with Vermont doctors attending. The Vermont Education Board will propose banning corporal punishment in 1973.
Administration Secretary Wil am French announced plans to resign before the term ends January 3 1973 allowing the next governor to appoint his own cabinet. French a former New England Telephone official has served as Gov. Deane C. Davis aide for three of four years and will step down at year end. The incoming governor should select a new administration secretary. The Southern Vermont Snow Goers held its 1872 73 season opener at Willow Park naming Ron Battis president Asa Elwell vice president and Wanda Mooney secretary treasurer. A family style chicken barbecue followed. The club meets again Monday October 2.
The American Indian Institute will be held in Rochester in October. Don and Carolyn Cruikshank of High Rise direct visiting Indian teachers in a weekend focused on history art and heritage with programs for teachers students and parents. Registration runs Friday evenings with multiple weekend options and a $10 registration credit toward a $55 total cost for room board and tuition.
Vermont Health C Robert B Aiken has eased the shellfish sale ban after the Atlantic coast red tide last week. The ban is lifted for scallops or frozen clams and clam products and mussels shipped before Labor Day, while the ban remains on shipments to Vermont since Sept 4.
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