Quechee Lakes claims to be largest New England development
Quechee Lakes Corp announces plans for a 6000 acre development in Vermont. Elbert G. Moulton will join as vice president after leaving state government. The project promotes traditional New England charm with golf ski boats and modern homes. Acorn Structures listed as a prefab option with cost savings and quality control.
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Quechee Lakes
N.E
Quechee
Elbert G. Moulton
Quechee Lakes Corp
New England
Moulton
Vermont
Republican Party
Deane C. Davis
Acorn Structures
Concord
Mass
Quebec
Acorn
First annual Rutland Area Model Airplane Meeting set Sunday
Rutland The model airplane show at Rutland Airport is set for Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Clarendon facility. Models flown by pilots ages 7 to 60 will include tethered and free flight events with speed, combat, and scale judging. Spectators welcome. a small entry fee applies.
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Rutland
Rutland Area
Clarendon
Knapp’s Pet and Hobby Shop
Woolworth’s
Midway Hobby Shop
Middlebury
Gary Miller
West Rutland
New England
Aesthetic Judgment, Greenberg, and Conceptual Art Critique
The excerpt argues that aesthetic judgments are inherently tentative and personal, yet historically shared opinions do not guarantee future greatness. It critiques Greenberg for vague quality criteria, notes the impact of redirecting attention to deepen perception, and condemns conceptual art as overly shock-driven, betraying genuine avant-garde aims.
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Greenberg
Mr. Greenberg
Bennington Zoning Permits July 1971 List of Projects
Bennington zoning records show permits issued in July 1971 for Raymond Chemical, Edwin Benson, Warren Jensen, Walter Stockwell, and numerous others including Claude Squires, Northward Realty, Jonathan Durand, Arthur Barriere, William Slade, and Francis Woodward. Total estimated cost $94,700. Also notes a Vermont television and radio repairman licensing bill advancing with no opposition. In Reno, two youths allegedly stole bicycles parked at a home after the owners completed a cross country ride.
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Ned F. Winslow
Raymond Chemical Company
Ben Mont Avenue
Edwin Benson
Overlea Road
Warren Jensen
Convent Avenue
Walter Stockwell
County Street
Claude R. Squires
Dvision
Northward Realty, Inc
North Street
Jonathan B. Durand
Gage Street
Arthur J. Barriere
Putnam Street
William Slade
Sunset Mobile Home Park
Porch
Chester Chatfield
Aram Dicranian
East Road
Kenneth N. Corey
Corey Lane
Florence Keough
George Harkins
Houghton Lane
Hollis Hill
South Stream Road
Friendly's posts 17.3 percent sales gain in quarter
Friendly Ice Cream Corp said sales rose 17.3 percent to 15 million for the quarter ending July 24, with net income up 6.5 percent. President Robert J. Gaudreault told stockholders Thursday earnings per share rose 6.9 percent to 31 cents, noting weather kept targets from being reached.
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North Wilbraham
Mass
UPI
Friendly Ice Cream Corp
Robert J. Gaudreault
Vermont SBIC Firm Becomes First Licensed in State
Vermont Investment Capital Inc of South Royalton has been licensed by the SBA as the first Small Business Investment Company SBIC in Vermont. The firm will join the 332nd SBIC licensed nationwide and plans to fund new industry expansion and old-industry revitalization to create jobs and profits. The three member board includes Philip Kratkey president Harold Jacobs and Ned Harrison Pettingill.
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Washington
Vermont Investment Capital Inc
South Royalton
The
Small Business Administration
SBIC
Vermont
Thomas S. Kleppe
SBA
Vermont Investment Capital
United States
Philip Kratkey
State Planning Commission
Kratkey
Greater Vermont Association
Harold Jacobs
Ned Harrison Pettingill
Jacobs
Forest Poultry Corp
Pettengill
Petco Oil Co. Inc
Benhi ’41 reunion marks 30th gathering at Mt Anthony Club
About 50 attendees at a Mt Anthony Country Club dinner dance celebrated the Benhi class of 1941. The group recognized many individuals with playful awards, including travel distance, most grandchildren, and most children, as well as noting a 1976 reunion planned with Winston Lother as chairman.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
James Kinney
George Raymond
Barbara (Bowen) DeMercado
Gedeon LaCroix
Cleveland
Ohio
Barbara (Hayes) Ransom
Burlington
Flora (LaTour) Winchell
Hialeah
Fla
Frank Reynolds
Keene
N.H
Lillian (Docherty) Brandi
Hackettstown
N.J
Theona Felopulos
Winston Luther
Richard Vachon
Edward Haddad
Rear
Dorothy
Lundergan
Harold Humphreys
Polly
Ridlon) Wilson
Geraldine
Stratton
Virginia
Clark) Freitag
Fort Lauderdale
Lorraine (Burgess) Howe
Jane (Magee) Yandow
Easex Junction
Betty-Jim (Carpenter) Phelps
Williamstown
Mann
Helen
Geannelis
Nudist Club Seeks Charity Skydivers in Hemel Hempstead
Four sky divers planned to jump from 10 000 feet wearing only boots and parachutes for charity but cannot find landowners willing to allow drops on their property. The effort aims to attract attention and raise funds in Hemel Hempstead England.
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Hemel Hempstead, England
Country Auction '71 at Arlington village green Sept 4
Arlington Garden Club stages its biennial Country Auction at the West Arlington village green on Saturday Sept 4 starting 10 a.m. Bus Mars is auctioneer with antiques glass china and household items. Lunch and a take-home food sale will be in the annex of West Arlington Methodist Church along with a gift boutique. Signs route 313 across the covered bridge. Ample parking. chairs advised. Proceeds fund civic beautification and conservation projects.
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Arlington
Arlington Garden Club
West Arlington
Mars
West Arlington Methodist Church
Robert Worner
Cochairman
John de Brun
David
Historic Houses and Museums Booklet for New England
The 1971 edition of Historic Houses and Museums of New England is ready in Boston. It profiles about 300 museums and historic houses across six states and includes several site photographs. Copies cost 25 cents and are available from the New England Council in Boston.
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Corporation
New England
Boston
David W. Balfour
New England Council
Statler
Mass
California to replace highway signs with international symbols
California announced plans to replace current English highway signs with international picture symbols over the next five to 15 years. Highway Engineer John A. Legarra said the change aids non English speakers and Americans traveling abroad and aligns with United Nations Road Traffic Conference standards from 1968.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
of California
John A. Legarra
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