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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1971

Page

3

Ecology and Economy in Concert or in Conflict Conference

Panelists announced for the fourth annual Governor's Conference on Natural Resources at the Capitol Theatre Montpelier on Oct 8. Gov. Deane C. Davis will keynote. Three topics cover land use, water pollution control, and power needs with moderated panels led by state officials and regional leaders. Registration begins 8:30 a.m. with luncheon reservations urged.

Montpelier Capitol Theatre Deane C. Davis Robert B. Williams Agency of Environmental Conservation Robert P. Davison University of Vermont Extension John Davidson Quebec Lakes Corp John D. Weller Windham Regional Planning and Development Commission State Environmental Board Emory A. Hebard R-28 Glover Arthur R. Hogan Jr Chittenden County Martin L. Johnson Department of Water Resources Johnson Rep R. Marshall Witten R-33 Bennington Preston L. Smith Sherburne Corp Killington John D. Hansen Environmental Affairs Roland Q. Seward Seward Dairies Jonathan N. Brownell Gordon B. Stensrud Public Service Board Harvey Carter Walter N. Cook Vermont Electric Co-op Inc Luther F. Hackett South Burlington Hackett, Valine & MacDonald Inc Joseph T. Newlin Agency of Development and Community Affairs Division of Community Affairs

More state money urged for higher education

Vermont study warns public colleges need substantial state aid to handle a projected rise in enrollments through the 1970s. The Joint Committee on Higher Education Planning notes state expenditures grew from 2.116 million in 1955 to 14.399 million in 1970 and forecasts enrollments could double by 1980 if policies stay the same.

Burlington UPI State of Vermont Joint Committee On Higher Education Planning University of Vermont Vermont

Vermont Legion of Guardsmen Holds First State Meeting

The Vermont State Department of the Legion of Guardsmen met last Sunday in Rutland for its first state gathering, followed by a regional session. Vermont president Mrs. Catherine A. Gould led the meeting with attendees including national officers and members from Shaftsbury and Bennington, along with guests from Rhode Island and New Hampshire.

Rutland Vermont State Department of the Legion of Guardsmen Catherine A. Gould Bennington Vermont State Department Gould Kathleen Nichols Alice Rockwell Shaftsbury Vermont Betty Jensen Evelyn Scott Josephine Dame Florence Davis Jean DeBell Mildred Beauchamp Annie Mahan Beverly Ballard Etta Carpenter Florence Fields Rhode Island Betty Burdick Charlotte Charpenter New Hampshire Stella Mason Julia Paradise Cassie Mills Annie Merrill Dorothy Hutchinson

Golden wedding observed at 50th anniversary in Leominster

Mr and Mrs Wilbur D Long celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at 106 River Street with about 150 guests on September 19. They were married at St Francis de Sales Church on September 19 1921 by Rev Thomas Carty and renewed vows on September 25 with Msgr Francis B Flanagan officiating. Their grandsons served as altar boys during the renewal.

Wilbur D. Long River St St. Francis de Sales Thomas Carty Thomas J. Donovan West Main St Blanche (LaFranchise) Vallier Longs Long Ellen May Morrissey Richard D. Long Stark St Robert J. Long Quincy T Virginia) Harrington Anthony Road Leominster Mass

Food stamp value told Vermont regions gain aid

The U S Agriculture Department reported that Newport and St Johnsbury in northeastern Vermont gained over 860000 in added purchasing power from four years of the federal food stamp program. About 1700 residents in Newport bought stamps valued at 1121000, and 1700 residents in St Johnsbury bought coupons valued at just over 1 million dollars.

Washington UPI Vermont U.S. Agriculture Department Newport St. Johnsbury

Bennington DAV Chapter Names Officers for New Year

The Bennington chapter of Disabled American Veterans elected officers for the year. Commander Gary Martin leads a slate that includes Howard Jepson senior vice commander Herbert Par naive first junior vice commander Walter Berry adjutant treasurer and Robert Maynard chaplain. Installations occurred at the Vermont Veterans Home with Michael Corcoran Harry Genovesi and Louis Trepanier on the installing team. Gary Burns national service officer spoke at the White River Junction VA hospital and outlined his duties. The chapter plans monthly meetings on the last Thursday of each month.

Bennington Disabled American Veterans Gary Martin Howard Jepson Herbert Parnaude Walter Berry Robert Maynard Vermont Gary Burns Wilder DAV White River Junction

Senior Citizens Club Rummage Sale and Activities

The Senior Citizens Club will hold a rummage sale at the center Friday and Saturday starting at 10 a.m. Donations should be arranged with Isabelle LaBarge or Irene O Grady. A Friday card party with prizes and refreshments. fall foliage tour on Tuesday October 5 at 8:30 a.m. Flu clinics at the center are scheduled for October 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. and October 19 from 7 to 8 p.m.

Senior Citizens Club Isabelle LaBarge Irene O’grady

No mechanical failure in N H plane crash

A preliminary NTSB briefing from Hanover New Hampshire says landing gear and flight equipment on the two engine private plane were functioning before a crash ten days earlier on Smart's Mountain near Lebanon One person died journalist Jeanne Bennett 42 Claremont and a national guardsman also died in the rescue Two survivors were Hans Klunder Norwich Vt who pied over to Paul Stewart Lebanon on approach Investigators will finalize findings in two to three months without assigning blame

Hanover N.H UPI Lebanon Homer Powers National Transportation Safety Board Smart Powers Jeanne Bennett Claremont Hans Klunder Norwich Bangor Maine Paul Stewart

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