MDTA Courses Slated In Vermont
Six MDTA projects announced by Secretary Wirtz and Secretary Gardner will train unemployed and underemployed Vermonters. Spaulding HS Barre runs a 20 week machine operator course for 24. Burlington HS hosts 12 cooks in 19 weeks. Burlington center offers 12 auto body repairers in 24 weeks and 24 appliance repair trainees in 18 weeks. Orleans Central Supervisory Union provides 20 weeks of basic education for 24. Fanny Allen Memorial Winooksi trains 24 licensed practical nurses for 50 weeks. Federal costs and totals vary per program, with substantial government funding across all projects.
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Boston
Vermont
W. Willard Wirtz
Health, Education and Welfare
John W. Gardner
Spaulding High School
Barre
Burlington High School
Burlington
Orleans
Central Supervisory Union
Fanny Allen Memorial School
Winooski
Scouts Hit Second Class Map Reading Milestone In East Pownal
Scouts in the Pownals troop work on map reading toward second class rank. A hike and cookout in East Pownal on Saturday included leaders Jeff Rounds and Burt Lucier guiding all members.
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East Pownal
Jeff Rounds
Burt Lucier
Sprague Foresees Increase In 1968 Earnings
Sprague Electric Co expects 1968 operating results to be significantly better than 1967. Chairman Robert C. Sprague told stockholders that earnings should rise over five years toward a 16 percent annual growth rate, with capital stock increases approved to bolster long term financing flexibility. He noted first quarter 1968 may lag 1967, but Worcester IC plant production should rise, aiding a recovery in passive components and a new sales peak despite 1968 not matching 1966 highs.
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North Adams
Mass
Sprague Electric Co
Robert C. Sprague
Sprague
Worcester
CVPSC Sets Records In Sales Revenues
CVPS mailed about 80 000 copies of its annual report to stockholders customers and employees led by Albert A Cree the chairman and CEO The 1967 report notes sustained Vermont growth and new high records in sales revenues net income and earnings per share with operating revenues rising 9 55 percent to 19 323 000 and expenses increasing accordingly
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Rutland — Central
CVPS
Vermont
Cree
Largest Tanker NAGASAKI Launches World’s Largest Ship
The Mitsubishi Shipyards launched the 276,000-ton tanker ordered by National Bulk Carriers Inc. of the United States, requiring six tugboats to enter Nagasaki harbor. The ship's speed is 17 miles per hour, surpassing the Idemitsu Maru, and reflects a period of expansive energy and electric power developments in CVPS and Vermont Yankee plans.
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Nagasaki
Japan
UPI
Mitsubishi Shipyards
National Bulk Carriers Inc
The
United States
Bennington Transfer Records Reported by Town Clerk
Bennington Town Clerk Miss Mary Hodeck records real estate transfers for March 28 to April 4. Transactions include Goodwins to Littlefield on North Bennington Bank Street Extension. Martin to Rowe on Gore Road. Lemieux to Rowe on Gore Road north side. Hawks to Hawks on Pine Circle West. Rowe to Davis on Lemieux land. Buzzell and Shea to Kapetan on Convent Avenue. Dunns to Percey at 903-905 County Street. McLaughlin to Tuttle Co. on North Street. McCarthy to Felheimer on Pine Circle West. transfers involve Bennington residents and neighboring properties.
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Bennington
Mary Hodeck
Roger P
Pawline D. Rowe
Lester H
Georgia Davis
Lemieux
Gore Road
New Road
Wesley E. Buzzell
James S. Shea
B.&s. Homes
Peter L
Effie Kapetan
Convent Avenue
Woodland Drive
Warren S
Beatrice J. Dunn
Robert O
Mary M. Percey
County St
William P
Mary A. McLaughlin
Henry M. Tuttle Co., Inc
North Street
Lee and
Germaine McCarthy
Washington, D.C
Joseph W
Ruth K. Felsheim
Pine Circle West
New England Fuel Institute elects officers at annual meeting
Walter O. Noyes Jr. was reelected president of the New England Fuel Institute. Elected vice presidents include Rod Vallee, Leonard Mulligan, Whitcomb Wells, Stewart C. Brown, Lawrence Octeau, Walter Macauley, and William T. Ferns. Charles H. Burkhardt remains executive vice president and treasurer, with Ferns also serving as secretary.
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Boston
Walter O. Noyes Jr
Henry M. Tuttle Co., Inc
Bennington
New England Fuel Institute
Rod Vallee
Vallee Fuels, Inc
St. Albans
Leonard Mulligan
the Gibbons Co
Bath
Maine
Whitcomb Wells
Monadnock Fuel Co
Keene, N.H
Stewart C. Brown
Brockton Oil Heat, Inc
Brockton, Mass
Lawrence Octeau
Octeau Oil Co
Greystone
R.I
Walter Macauley
Wyatt, Inc
New Haven
Stanley Seeks Increase In Common Stock
The Stanley Works in New Britain Conn will ask stockholders at the April 25 annual meeting to amend the charter to raise authorized common shares to 7 million from 5 million and to create 1,000,000 shares of a new no par value preferred stock. Management states the move would give the board greater growth flexibility and that no agreement or specific transaction is contemplated.
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New Britain, Conn
Stanley Works
Stanley Works Management
Board of Directors
Madrid man names seven children Luis all variants
Luis Villa Olaya from Andalucia loved the name so much that all his seven children carry forms of Luis. The brood includes Luisito Luis Luisillo Luisia Luisa Luisita and Luisitina, illustrating the parent’s lifelong preference.
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Madrid
UPI
Luis Villa Olaya
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Walter A. Wood
Beaumont
Pownals
Vera Langlais
BOY Scout
Winslow
Supply CO
CVPSC
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corporation
Vernon
Vermont Public Service Corporation
Vermont Yankee
Donald F
Elizabeth K. Goodwin
Freeland W
Barbara A. Littlefield
Bank Street
North Bennington
Sidney Colvin
Paul J. Martin
Pauline D. Rowe
Elizabeth Lemieux
Breard H
Hawks
Peter Hawks
Pine Circle
Noyes
Fuel Institute
Stanley
Luis
Vernon A. Gage
Union Street
Metropolitan Life
John M. Moore
Arlington
Vermont Bank
F.D.I.C
the Bank
Leroy Lawrence
Stamford Valley
Vermont House
Massachusetts
Otis
Aurveying
Gerald E. Morrissey
General
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Main Street
Oneida
Country Casuals
Harry Kaufmann
Monument Plaza
Dwyer
Discount Department
Artery Arcade
Lp.gas
Bennington Rd
Nationaline
Depot ST. Dial
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