One Act Plays Scheduled at St Joseph College
The Speech and Drama Department at St Joseph College Old Bennington sponsors two one act plays on Tuesday evening Dec 12 in the college auditorium directed by Mrs Bette MacGangler Curtain at 8 pm The Stranger by Jan Tyler features Phyllis Dehetre Essex Junction Joan Briggs Vergennes Susan Wolfe North Bennington with male parts by Richard Lloyd West Rutland Charles Popovitch Rutland Mark Cardinal Richard Vachon Jr Benn ington The second play Checkpoint by Allan Post has an all male cast including Timothy Bliss Charles Popovitch Howard Smith Rutland Richard Crawford North Bennington John Ross Whitehall NY Lawrence Bett Charles Judge Jr Benn ington James Blanchfield Cambridge NY and Lawrence Myhre Rutland Richard Chamberlain Vergennes Both plays share a seasonal Christmas theme Admittance is free Public is invited to attend only two lines allowed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Dramatics
St. Joseph College
the Stranger
Charles Popovitch
Mark Cardenal
Richard Vachon Jr
Joanne Briggs
Richard Lloyd
Phyllis Dehetre
Susan Wolfe
Krawczyk
Old Bennington
Bette MacGangler
Jan Tyler
Essex Junction
Joan Briggs
Vergennes
North Bennington
West Rutland
Rutland
Mark Cardinal
Bennington
Allan Post
Timothy Bliss
Howard Smith
Richard Crawford
John Ross
Whitehall
New York
Lawrence Bett
Charles Judge Jr
James Blanchfield
Cambridge
Laurence Myhre
Richard Chamberlain
Bennington transfers recorded by Town Clerk Miss Hodeck
Bennington Town Clerk Miss Mary Hodeck reports transfers for the week of November 30 to December 7. On December 1 George E Bushee transfers property on Sage Street in North Bennington to Daniel and Lucene Pierce. Also December 1 David A and Eileen R Barton transfer property on West Street in North Bennington to Robert M and Phyllis F Agard of Amherst Massachusetts. December 4 John C and Mathea Houran transfer property on Houran Road Town Road 132 to Gary M and Carolyn A Gore. December 5 Chester J Harrington transfers property on White Chapel Road to Arnold K and Carol C Harrington.
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Bennington
Mary Hodeck
George E. Bushee
Daniel and
Lucene Pierce
Sage Street
North
David A
Eileen R. Barton
Robert M
Phyllis F. Agard
Amherst
Mass
West Street
Houran
Gary M
Carolyn A. Gore
Town Road
Houran Road
Harmon Sanders
Chester J. Harrington
Arnold K
Carol C. Harrington
White Chapel Road
Bank Plans New Colonial Bank Building in Wilmington
Southern Vermont's largest commercial bank has acquired East Main Street property from Mr and Mrs Roger Moody. The existing house will be moved to clear space for a new Colonial design bank featuring drive in teller service and ample parking. Construction targeted for April 1 per branch manager Edmund R Turgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Vermont National Bank
East Main Street
Roger Moody
Edmund R. Turgeon
Bank
Vermont
Mixed Economic Forecast Shows Conflicting Signals
The First National Bank of Boston notes a mixed outlook for the fourth quarter with third quarter growth at 4.5 percent and faster demand, set against persistent inflationary cost pressures. Strikes hinder production and policy action, while higher taxes and reduced federal spending are seen as needed to balance income and outgo, amid cautious monetary restraint and devaluation effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
First National Bank of Boston
New England
Congress
Federal Reserve
All-Tech Completes Sibley Sale
All-Tech Industries of Hialeah completed the acquisition of four private companies from Monroe Coblenz for 293000 shares of All-Tech stock valued around 4 million dollars. The units include Alsop Engineering Republic Seitz F.R. Hormann and Edw Sibley Mfg. Co. The six firms forecast about 8.9 million in sales and 745000 in earnings for the year ending 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hialeah
Fla
All-Tech Industries, Inc
Monroe Coblens
Sarasota
Florida
Alsop Engineering Corporation
Republic Seitz Filter Corporation
F.R. Hormann & Company
Milldale
Conn
Edw. Sibley Mfg
All-Tech
Hoosick Falls Legion Plans New Year Eve Party
Hoosick Post No. 40 American Legion will host a New Year’s Eve event in the legion rooms on Main Street starting at 10 p.m. Dancing from 10:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. features Tate’s orchestra, with favors noisemakers and a buffet lunch after midnight. Reservations due by Dec 16 to the post or officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hunt
Hoosick Post No. 40
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Main Street
Tate
Hoosick Falls
Wood Flong names G James Wirthman sales manager
Ralph B. Millington Wood Flong vice president announces G James Wirthman as sales manager. Wirthman has worked for Wood Flong since 1957 as a northwest sales representative from San Francisco and previously was a stereotype superintendent for the Berkeley Gazette. He is a Kansas City Missouri native and will work from the home office after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosek Falls
N.Y
Ralph B. Millington
Wood Flong Corporation
G. James Wirthman
Wirthman
Wood Flong
Northwest
San Francisco
Berkeley
Calif
Kansas City
University of Missouri
Regional Employment Above 1966 Levels
Boston region shows nonagricultural employment at 4 299 500 in mid October down 11 700 from September yet 51 000 above October 1966. Seasonal cuts hit nonmanufacturing, with trade expanding and service industries near 1960s lows in decline. Government and trade post gains while manufacturing remains 14 000 below last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Wendell D. Macdonald
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Rhode Island
New 8 Mile Section of I 89 Opens in Vermont
The 8.7 mile Chimney Corner to Georgia segment of I-89 is now in use, bringing Vermont’s Interstate System to about 144 miles. State officials praise motorist onboarding, noting 45 percent of the system is active, with 15 percent under construction and 38 percent in design. The phase covered 6.7 miles by Palazzi Corp and 2.2 miles by Perini Corp, with total stage I and II costs around 7.73 million dollars. The northern Georgia Center spur will open after the remaining 15.2 miles to Swanton are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Chimney Corner
Colchester
Georgia
Vermont
Lauritz S. Larsen
Reginald H. Arnold
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Division
Albert R. Purchase
Montpelier
Palazzi Corporation
Hooksett
N.H
Frank Palazzi & Sons, Inc
Johnston, RI
U.S. 7
Georgia Center
Swanton
Bookmobile Schedule Returns to Bennington County
The Vermont Free Public Library Service bookmobile will visit multiple towns in Bennington and Rutland counties next week. On Tuesday it stops in Shaftsbury at East and Main streets 9 30 to 10 30, Sundeland Pennock's Store 11 00 to 11 45, and East Dorset Library 11 45. On Thursday it visits North Rupert Leach residence 9 30 to 10, Rupert post office 12 45 to 1 15, West Rupert Sherman's store 1 30 to 3 30, and Rutland County towns Pawlet 10 30 to 11 30 and West Pawlet 2 45 to 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont Free Public Library Service
Bennington County
Shaftsbury
East
Main Streets
Sunderland
Pennock’s
East Dorset
North Rupert
Leach
Rupert
West Rupert
Sherman’s
Rutland County
Pawlet
West Pawlet
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National Bank
Fred Pdykes
Arious
Bennington, Vt
John C. and
Mathea
Brin
Mutschler
Mutschler Kitchen Design Specialists
Morse & Butler, Inc
Building Contractors
North ST
Your American Hardware Gift Center
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
DIAL
All - Tech
Sibley Sale
Edith Beaumont
Lane Construction Corporation
Meriden
Banak Nursery, Inc
Newington
oDurveying
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Mobil Heating Oil
Depot ST. Dial
By Lee Or
Bigelow
Haynes
Kane Unc
Main St
A.J. Dewey & Sons
Mckinley Street
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