Mildew Growth Warned By Warm Spring in 1973
Washington report cites heavy rainfall and warm spring weather in 1973 as creating ideal conditions for mildew. Mildew spores abound and can damage paper, leather, wood, and oily film on surfaces. NPCA urges removal and offers a cleaning mix of liquid cleaner, laundry detergent, bleach, and warm water, followed by mildew resistant paint.
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Washington
B.C
National Paint and Coatings Association
NPCA
Cleaning flood tainted cooking utensils and metals
Extension specialists from the University of Vermont outline steps to clean utensils after flood exposure. They advise quick rust removal from iron with kerosene, light petroleum coating, thorough washing, and gradual heating to penetrate fat. Stainless steel and plated surfaces need washing or gentle polishing, while aluminum requires careful cleaning without scouring. Copper and brass get specialty polish or lemon salt technique, then thorough sanitizing. Chlorine bleach in a dishpan aids disinfection, with thorough rinsing to avoid stomach upset. if chlorine is unavailable, boil utensils for 30 minutes or sanitize ovenware at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Med benefits for Vermont construction workers announced
A new national employee benefit plan for construction workers in Vermont, via the Associated General Contractors of Vermont, provides health care for hourly and salaried workers and families. It covers slack season, is portable between employers, and has low cost with two basic plans at 11 and 1.94 cents per hour, plus a major medical option at 0.4 cents. Contact AGC-Vt. Box 750, Montpelier for details.
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Montpaller
Vermont
Associated General Contractors of
William J. Keogh
Keogh
Agc-Vt
Montpelier
First Vermont Bank declares dividends and stock split plan
Brattleboro news reports First Vermont Bank and Trust Co. board meeting in Rutland Aug 20 declared a regular dividend of 30 cents per share and a 5 cent special dividend payable Sept 14 to stockholders of record Sept 4. $39,000 moved to surplus. First National Bank of Boston appointed transfer agent. A special shareholders meeting in Rutland Sept 17 will vote on a stock split with one new share for each share held by stockholders of record Oct 3.
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Brattleboro
Fred W. Yeadoner
First Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Rutland
First National Bank of Boston
First Vermont Bank and Trust
Yeadon
Carrels reports higher revenues but lower earnings
Syracuse based Carrels Development Corp says continuing operations rose 29 percent to 45.7 million for the year ended May 31. Net income after taxes and before extraordinary items fell to 570 thousand or 39 cents a share from 642 thousand, 41 cents. End of fiscal 1974 shows 163 restaurants, 132 company owned, and 57 theaters.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Carrels Development Corp
Bennington property transfers with multiple Bennington deeds
A series of August real estate transfers filed in Bennington town clerk records show numerous parcels changing hands. Notable entries include E Clifford Ruege and Patricia Ruege selling on Squaw Hill Road for 4500 to Templey and Mizzier Wells, and Loomis families selling Crescent Boulevard residence for 355,000. Several other transfers list purchases on Elm Street, Monument Avenue, Woodford Road, Walloomsac Road, Grandview Street, Jewett Drive, and Route 9 Colgate Estates, with prices ranging from 3,500 to 98,500 and properties including residences, acreage, and a water rights interest. The notices also reference completion notes for a storage building tied to an antique business and several parcels with no stated consideration.
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Bennington
E. Clifford
Patricia Ruege
Shaftsbury
Templey
Mizzier Wells
Squaw Hill Road
Whitney
Closey Dickey
Berulington
Patricia Adams Ricks
Elm St
Seth W. Morton
Erle, Pa
Lay K
Hilda E. Fan
Monument Avenue
Qld
Anna T. Shields
Troy
Richard B. Leake II
Jean
Lucien E
Helene W. Loomis
William G. Loomis
Newport Beach
Calif
John F. Jr
Sally T. Cahill
Grandview St
Donald L
Lenore Macken
Eugene G
Geraldine M. Marlani
Paterson
N.J
Jewett Drive
Lewis T
Catherine B. Foster
Lois B. Leben
Morgan Street
James R. Wadsworth
Dennis
Janice Hogan
Gage Street
Lois E. Leben
Joel E
Julia A. Pierce
Central Vermont Public Service output rise halves year
CVPS reported electric output through August 17 at 30,421,600 kWh, 83 percent higher than a year earlier. Year to date total reached 1,127,152,200 kWh, up 1.28 percent from last year in a period of comparison.
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Rutland — Electric
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
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A Tuttle
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Perrine
Auto Stores Inc
Main ST
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DIAL
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Fillmore Farms Inc
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Nington
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Joyce B. Legacy
Walter Legacy Sr
Colgate Estates
Anthony and
Helm Bi
North Bennington
Brigid A. Swayze
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Dewcy V
Charlotte Tyna Derby
Marianne H. Sten
North Kingston
H.L
George Finkel
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Charles E. Dewey
J.C. Jerome
Wilma D. Vose
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Ada C. Fisler
Clair
May Erwin
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Dale A
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Doris J. Scavell
James G
Sandra J. Leney
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Earl BR. Derby
M. Virginia Pitts Alexander
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Icers Lumber
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