Spinner Named Telephone Co Area Manager
Alfred J. Spinner, acting manager for New England Telephone in Bennington, is appointed manager in the same office effective Aug. 1. He notes Bennington County telephone demand runs three times population growth amid Vermont economy and seasonal use, with a record construction program and doubled central office equipment spending for growth. Spinner, his wife Evelyn, and two children Ronald and Carolyn reside on Tel Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Spinner
New England Telephone Co
Bennington
Spinner
New York Telephone Co
New York City
Bennington County
Vermont
Evelyn
Ronald
Carolyn
Tel Road
Bennington Transfers Record From Town Clerk Entries
Transfers logged Aug 7 to 14 list Bennington properties changing hands. Names include Alf S. and Gertrude Syverstad to James and Lyla McCoy. F B Woodward and Sons Inc to Birger and Barbara Wigsnes. Lamar R and Mary C Speer to Charles E and Joan Capriola Jr. Dan and Susan A Raymond to Robert F and Eleanor Kolkebeck. estate of Albert H Colvin to George E Hadwen. Florence H Sigmund to Cassius A and Alice M Senecal. Kam and Jeri Hulsizer to Kam and Jeri Hulsizer on Willow Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hodeck
Alf
Ruth S
Gertrude Syverstad
James P
Lyla McCoy
Bennington
Paran Lane
F. B. Woodward and Sons Inc
Birger
Barbara A. Wigsnes
Holt Spring
Tel
Lamar R
Mary C. Speer
Rye
N.Y
Charlies E
Joan Capriola Jr
White Plains
Birch Drive
Dan
Susan A. Raymond
Robert F
Eleanor Kolkebeck
Bronxville
Grandview Street
William F. Colvin
Mildred Dailey
Albert H
Real Estate Industry Says It Bears Inflation Pain
The real estate industry laments bearing most of inflation control pain under Nixon policies. NAHB leader Eugene Gulledge notes the financial system makes housing a residual claimant in credit markets, while GNP shows housing activity weak despite overall growth.
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Washington
Nixon
Robert E. Canton
Minneapolis
National American Wholesale Lumber Association
Clarence A. Thompson
Champaign
Ill
National Lumber and Building Materials Dealers Association
Canton
Thompson
Commerce Department
Atck
National Association of Home Builders
NAHB
Eugene A. Gulledge
Greensboro
N.C
Gulledge
Highway turtles blamed for New England traffic hazards
The Automobile Legal Association warns that slow-moving highway turtles clog two lane mountain and coastal roads in New England. Drivers behind them risk accidents and aggressive passes as they try to resume normal speeds. Stay calm, drive near posted limits, and pass only when safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Automobile Legal Association
ALA
Welcome Wagon unit sold to Famous Artists School group
FAS International, owner of Welcome Wagon, debuts on the New York Stock Exchange with 4,388,385 shares traded under ticker FAS. Ann Patten of Indianapolis and FAS President Gilbert K. Granet presented gifts from the Famous Schools division and related units to NYSE President Robert W. Haack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
FAS International, Inc
Community Service Organization
United States
Canada
Ann Patten
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert W. Haack
Exchange
Patten
FAS
Gilbert K. Granet
Doug Kingman
Famous Artists School
Alfred Eisenstaedt
Famous Photographers School
Max Shulman
Famous Writers School
Famous Schools
FAS International
Linguaphone Institute
Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics
Inter
National Accountants Society
CIDEC
Welcome Wagon and
Famous Schools Publications
Haack
CVPS Output Up Rutland Electric Output Rise 1969 Week
Central Vermont Public Service Corp reports week ending August 8 1969 output at 22123000 kilowatt hours rising 1368600 kWh or 6.59 percent from a year ago. Year to date output stands at 788161845 kWh up 10.09 percent over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
Vermont Labor Leader Elected Teachers' Union Director
Bill Kemsley of Weston Vermont was elected executive board member for New England of the nationwide Union 189 of the AFL CIO. The mail ballot among about 400 members in 33 states and 8 countries names Kemsley, longtime labor educator, as director of the OEO Trade Union Leadership Training Program for New England at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
New England
American Federation of Teachers
Aflcio
Bill Kemsley
Weston and Bellows Falls
Kemsley
OEO
University of Massachusetts
United Auto Workers
Detroit
U.S
Berlin
Paris
Michigan Cio Council
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
United Nations
New York
ICFTU
Flooded Communities Helped by Lt. Guard
Vermont towns beset by flash floods benefited from a 36 man National Guard task force under Lt Col William Savage. From July 29 to Aug 7 they opened 8 miles of vital roads 41 miles Springfield 214 Weathersfield and 1 Brattleboro, moved 6000 yards of fill using 29 vehicles and heavy equipment. Water trailers supplied 1000 gallons daily to 15 cut-off families in Ascutney until Aug 10, with official thanks sent to Camp Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winooski
Brattleboro
Springfield
Weathersfield
Ascuthey
National Guard
Vermont
Rutland
Bradford
Windsor
Bellows Falls
William Savage
Ascutney
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Telephone Co
Ing
Fishman’s
Fishmans
Main St
Ben Mont Avenue
Warren C. Jensen
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
Qarveyng
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
B.B.P
Bennington Monument
BenMont
Mexico City
Mexico
Aberursel
Germany
Banff
Petropolis
Brazil
National Parks Association
Vermont State Labor Relations Board
Vermont New York Youth Project
Vermont Council of World Affairs
The
National Council of Senior Citizens
League For Industrial Democracy
Dunton Cum Doughton England
UPI
Leslie Garnham-Fisher
General Post Office
GPO
Dunton Patch
Gay “T
Lt. Guard
Adjutant General’s
Camp Johnson
Sune Papantmant
Artery Arcade
North Adams
NAVY
Robert Baptiste
U.S. Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 7
Vietnam
Carl I. Seldon
Navy Recruiting
Albany
Baptiste
H. Greenberg
Main Street
MON. Plaza
Service Department
DIAL
Firestone
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