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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1966

Page

7

Sprague and GE strike licensing deal for epoxy transistors

General Electric and Sprague Electric announce a cross licensing agreement to facilitate Sprague manufacture of GE epoxy encased silicon planar transistors. Sprague gains tech, assembly, patents, and equipment for a factory powering over a million units monthly.

North Adams Mass General Electric Co Sprague Electric Co Sprague L. Berkeley Davis Electronic Components Robert C. Sprague Semiconductor Products Department General Electric Sprague Company

Bennington Real Estate Transfers Reported by Town Clerk

March 25 to April 1 transfers list multiple Bennington properties. Richard L Patterson and Mavis G Patterson transfer to Loomis Dana and Susanne Dana in Bennington. Walter McSherry to James McSherry in Bennington Village. Max Flenberg to Roman Catholic Diocese of Bennington. Dewey Trust Estate to Bennington Graded School District, Inc. Hall Park McCullough to John McCullough. John McCullough Turner to Jane McCullough. Martin Ayer to Morse C and B Block Inc. Clara Lever to Peter and Esther Pinsonneault. Glendon Bentley to Ross Bentley. Florence Winchell to Roy and Marie Bergquist. Joan and Law Bump to Charles Sauer and Dorothy Sauer. Charles and Dorothy Sauer to Jan and Lawrence Bump.

Mary Hodeck Richard L Mavis G. Patterson Bennington Loomis G Susanne O. Dana Portland Bennington Village Gage Street Harbour Max and Oscar C. Flenberg School Street Sleeman Dewey Trust Nington Morse C. and B. Block Inc U.S. 7 Morse C B. Black Clara Lever Peter E Esther H. Pinsonneault Hinsdillville Church C.L. White Glendon E Joan M. Bentley Ross D. Bentley Green Acres Florence E. Winchell Roy H Marie R. Bergquist Prospect Street West Side Drive Joan S Law S. Bump Charles F Dorothy M. Sauer North Branch Street Jan S Lawrence J. Bump

Photographer earns certificate after New England course

Donald Comar of Lloyd Studio attended the New England Institute of Professional Photography at the University of New Hampshire last week. Courses included Advanced Bridal Photography Practical Retouching and Light and Brush Oils for the Advanced Colorist. A certificate of merit was awarded from the Winona School of Photography and the University Extension Service.

Donald Comar Lloyd Studio New England Institute of Professional Photography University of New Hampshire Photographers Association of New England University of New Hampshire Extension Service Winona School of Photography Winona Lake Indiana University Extension Service

Mobile Homes Set Record in 1965 Sales

NEW YORK (UPS) The mobile home industry posted its highest sales ever in 1965 with 287,770 units valued at over one billion dollars. This marks a 4 percent rise from 1964 and the second year over one billion in sales. Magnolia Homes Manufacturing Corp. president F L Cappaert notes relocatable units are expanding into schools, hospitals, banks, churches, offices and other uses.

New York UPS F. L. Cappaert Magnolia Homes Manufacturing Corp Cappaert

Automation: Past Present and Future of Data Processing

The article reviews postwar computer progress, noting IBM dominance in installed systems and orders, with Ben-Mont's RAMAC 305 replacement by IBM System/360 planned for 1967. It highlights regional users like dairy associations, Sprague Electric, Williams College, and local schools, and explains service bureaus as outsourcing options for smaller firms.

Ben-Mont Bennington Tri-State IBM Honeywell G.E Univac RCA State Farm Mutual Ben- Mont Ben Ben-Mont Vermont Brattleboro Sprague Electric North Adams Williams College Roper Center James Hunter Machine Tool Co Adams Union Springfield Mass

Year Round Resort Planned in Ludlow

Fox Run Corporation plans an all seasons resort near Okemo Mountain, with a 100 bed lodge Red Fox dining room and Spiggot lounge. The project includes a golf course indoor outdoor pool tennis courts horseback riding fishing hunting and a December 1966 opening. The Schmalzls and Bruce Pirnie form Fox Run to operate Ludlow Lodge and welcome out of state vacation trade to sustain year round activity.

Ludlow Fox Run Corporation Okemo Mountain Ludlow Lodge Paul Flo Schmalzl Schmalzls Bruce Pirnie Springfield Fox Run The Pirates Flo Schmalz Mrs. Schmalz

Vacation houses grow larger with chalet designs rising

Vacation home demand pushes upsize trends across sylvan settings. Weyerhaeuser Co reports blueprints show two main designs a 1792 square foot chalet and a 1350-foot variant, with most plans exceeding 1000 square feet. The top plan adds extensive deck space, a nautical galley kitchen, fireplace living area, and multiple bedrooms and storage.

New York UPD Yesteryear Beach Cottage Beach Colony Mountain Retreat Weyerhaeuser Co Weyerhaeuser

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