Dr Slusher to resign Bennington post for Wake Forest role
Dr Slusher announced his resignation from Putnam Memorial Hospital effective June 1 to join Wake Forest University in Winston Salem North Carolina as assistant professor of ophthalmology where he will oversee laser eye surgery and train eye specialists. His Bennington ophthalmic practice will be carried on by Dr James J FitzGerald.
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Br. M. Madison Stusher
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem
N.C
Bennington
James J. FitzGerald
Slusher
Wake Forest
Albany Metical Center
Dewey St
Doctors Building
North Adams
Mass
North Shire Realtors Meet in Manchester
The Southern Vermont Board of Realtors held its April meeting at the Sitlain Saloon in Manchester on April 2. Discussions covered bylaws amendments, attendance procedures, speaker guests, listing procedures, grievances, and the realtor's duty to inform clients about distinct procedures. The next meeting is planned as an all- day event at Fox Run in Ludlow in May.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Board of Realtors
Sitlain
Blanchard Stone
Decry Little
Winhall
Charles Erdman
Dorset
Fox Run
Ludlow
Mary W. Davis Landman Named to Ludlow VNB Regional Board
John Hunter Jr. of Vermont National Bank announced Mary W. Davis Landman of Ludlow will serve on the Ludlow regional board. She owns Mary W. Davis Realtor and Associates and is active in the Ludlow Area Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Vermont Chamber of Commerce, and serves as a Fletcher Memorial Library trustee.
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Brattlebory
John Hunter Jr
Vermont National Bank
Mary W. Davis Landman
Ludlow
Hunter
Landman
Gerald R. Martel
Daniel E. Kesman
Pouglas Rickert
Kenneth W. Nims
VNB
Edie
Seal of Connecticut
Rittner Schonl of Design
Toston
Mass
Mary W. Davis Realtor and Associates
Ludlow Area
More local control due in recreation
Local control over and investment in recreation areas at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers projects may expand under a revised policy. Beginning July 1, new developments at completed projects will be determined largely by local sponsors with 50 percent non-federal cost sharing. Local groups would operate and maintain the facilities they sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mass
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Booth theft leaves Army Street public telephone booth missing
In San Francisco a Pacific Telephone public phone on Army Street was found stolen after monitoring equipment indicated a fault. Patrolman John Paortoni investigated and reported the entire booth had vanished.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific Telephone Co
Army Street
John Paortoni
U S car sales boom drives optimistic auto outlook
Detroit reports a sustained rise in both domestic and import car sales with a record 2.9 million units in a top year, spurred by high personal income, large savings, tax refunds, and fears of price hikes. Analysts warn the pace could ease as emissions costs rise and labor talks loom, potentially reshaping demand into 1974.
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Detroit
U.S
Panthers
Tony Viviana
Dodge
Sterling Heights
Atock
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Michael K. Evans
Evans
Retirement pension ceremony at Guyseral Gable Corp in Pownil
Levain Cameron receives his first pension check after 1B years of service at Guyseral Gable Corp in Pownil. The photo also shows Curt Bahan union president Isabel Hyndman Stephen Julien manager of industrial relations and David French plant engineering supervisor. Levain and his wife Ida live in Peavnal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levain Cameron
Guyseral Gable Corp
Pownil
Curt Bahan
Isabel Hyndman
Union Okligials
Stephen Julien
David French
Levain
Ida
Peavnal
Bennington Property Transfers Record April Entries
The Bennington town clerk recorded several property transfers in April. John Wilkinson transferred a 311 Prospect Street residence to David and Diane Wilkinson. Daisy S. Ford and Henry E. Bradford transferred a parcel at Main and Bradford to Russell H. Bagley Jr.. William H. Morse transferred two lots on the south side of Tel Road in Holt Spring Development to Francis B. Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
John Wilkinson
David and
Diane Wilkinson
Prospect St
Daisy
CVPS weekly and year to date power output figures
Central Vermont Public Service Corp reported for the week ending April 6 an output of 34,209,900 kilowatt days and 1,809,300 kilowatt hours, down 4.49 percent from a year ago. Year to date output reached 562,725,700 kilowatt hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
NEC seeks nominees for regional Man of the Year award
The New England Council for Economic Development invites nominations for its tenth annual Man of the Year. Residents of New England based organizations are eligible, with nominations due by May 1. Submissions go to state chairs or NEC Headquarters, with a committee narrowing entries for a final pick to be announced at the 49th annual meeting on November 15 in Boston.
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Boston
Mass
New England Council For Economic Development
NEC
Wesley A. Sanger
New England
New England Council
Songer
Statler
Beston
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