Vermont Bank Honors Two Retiring Directors
Vermont Bank and Trust Co honored directors William B. Shangraw and Louis N. Stearns at a Hartness House party in Springfield. They will retire at the Feb. 10 stockholders meeting. Shangraw began as director in 1947 after Killington Bank merger and ran Shangraw's Pharmacy. Stearns joined Brattleboro Trust in 1935 and has been VP since 1955, with a background in Hinsdale Paper Manufacturing and other firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
William B. Shangraw
Louis N. Stearns
Hartness House
Shangraw and
Stearns
Shangraw
Rutland
Killington Bank and Trust Co
Vermont Bank and Trust
Massachusetts College of
Hinsdale
N.H
Brattleboro Trust Co
Hinsdale Paper Manufacturing Co
G.E. Robertson & Co
White- Washburn Corp
Hoosick Falls S&L Unit Passes $1 Million Mark
Hoosick Falls Permanent Savings and Loan Association reports total assets exceeding $1 million at its 80th annual meeting in Hoosick Falls New York. Morgan Burke notes record real estate mortgage investments and rising savings deposits. Officers elected include Wirmusky as president treasurer Burke as executive VP and Baker as VP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Permanent Savings and Loan Association
Association
John W. LaPan
George A. McEvoy
Carl J. Kempf
James M. Brahan
Walter G. Durfee
DeForest C. Pitt
Howard E. Haynes
William J. McMartin
Anthony J. Wirmusky
Morgan Burke
Clyde R. Baker
Space Pollution Could Help Earth Air Quality
Apollo astronauts may help solve air pollution issues as scientists at Lockheed’s Research Laboratory test regenerating charcoal filters to purify cabin air. Dr. Andrew J. Robell warns that space cabin air contains up to 150 contaminants, many highly toxic, and lessons learned could aid U.S. city pollution problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Calif
UPI
Moon
Lockheed
Andrew J. Robell
U.S
Manchester Real Estate Transfers and Union Carbide Dividend
In Manchester, transfers recorded include Beattie and List selling Greenacres Farm to Herbert Poland. Florence Taylor’s River Road home to Anthony and Florence McNamarra. Gustav Schmoller’s Richville Road acreage to William Patterson. a U S 7 building to Wendy Cram and Sue Clarkson. Virginia Pemberton’s Johnnycake Street land to Lowell Northrop. John Essex’s lot near Vermont Route 1130 to Gerrard Brinkman Jr.. Murray Albert and Sammy Greenberg’s two Center Hill houses to Dr. Hillard Freeman and Albert Smith’s U S 7 property to Larry Case. Hill Vale Inc. deeds a Street to the Town of Manchester. James McCoy’s lot near U S 7 to Neil Bean. Donald Door’s land on 11 30 near Avalanche to Samuel Koerner. Jean Viebrock and Phyllis Brinkley’s Barnumville Road house and lot to Gordon Edwards. A Lee Faucett’s Maple Street house and lot to John Eckhardt. Henry and Elizabeth Dooley’s Mountain View Terrace lot to Sara Larson. In New York Union Carbide Corp directs a 50 cent quarterly dividend payable March 3, 1969 to stockholders of record Feb 7, 1969. last dividend was 50 cents on Dec 2, 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Beattie
List
Greenacres Farm
Herbert Poland
Florence Taylor
River Road
Anthony McNamarra
Gustav Schmoller
Richville Road
William Patterson
Clay Bartlett
Richard Manley
U.S. 7
Wendy Cram
Sue Clarkson
Virginia Pemberton
Johnnycake Street
Lowell Northrop
John Essex
Gerrard Brinkman Jr
Murray Albert
Sammy Greenberg
Center Hill
Hillard Freeman
Albert Smith
Larry Case
Hill Vale Inc
James McCoy
Neil Bean
Donald Door
Avalanche
Samuel Koerner
Jean Viebrock
Phyllis Brinkley
Barnumville Road
Gordon Edwards
A. Lee Faucett
Maple Street
John Eckhardt
Henry and
Elizabeth Dooley
Mountain View Terrace
Sara Larson
New Regional Library Open at Berlin Corners
A Sunday open house celebrated the Montpelier Regional Library at Berlin Corners with about eighty attendees. The event featured remarks from officials and tributes to leaders of Vermont library service, highlighting the new building funded by federal and state funds and plans for a fifth regional office in St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Montpelier
Berlin Corners
Lillian Irons
Free Public Library Service
Larysa Howard
Bellows Falls
Howard
Dessa Fay
Jericho
Ralph Branon
Burlington
Robert Trahan
Littleton
N. H
St. Albans
Kent Gray
Joan Sabens
James Flood
Ray Daniels
East Montpeley
Rs. Howard
Lula Potter
Vermont
Missing San Diego patrol car found behind bar
San Diego police recovered a white and black patrol car with keys in the ignition and near full gas, abandoned behind a Mission Gorge bar. Officers confirmed no officer was missing after a radio check and believe someone entered the police garage and drove off with the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
UPI
Mission Gorge
Central Station
Jay Peak expands with Canadian drawn all-season plan
Jay Peak in Vermont unveils a multi million dollar 3000 acre expansion aimed at luring Montreal area visitors. The plan adds condominiums near a 7600 foot tram and a 35 trail network. Total project cost exceeds 10 million with 6 million already invested in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay, Vt
UPI
Jay Peak
North
Troy
David Jay Flood
Los Angeles
Sun Valley
Idaho
Snowmass-at-Aspen
Colo
Jay
Matheson
Inflation in 1969 Pressures on Homes and Health Care
In CO OP Times Fitchburg Mass December 1968 Sidney Margolius outlines how 1969 may bring a 3 to 4 percent rise in living costs, with housing up 7.5 percent and medical care up 6 percent this year. He notes real purchasing power fell despite wage gains and offers price outlooks for food, appliances, shoes, cars, and linens for 1969, urging shoppers to chase sales and January white sales to save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Margolius
Co-Op Times
Fitchburg
Mass
Margolius
Where To Put It Is Housing Problem of Affluence
New York UPI reports in an affluent society the issue is not having things but where to store them. A Republic Molding survey of 500 county agents finds 50 percent of homes lack adequate storage and 71 percent accumulate too much junk. Kitchens, attics, garages and closets are cited as space problems with flexible shelving and better design urged to ease disorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
D.M
Mack’ Matheson
Matheson
Montreal
New
New York
UPI
Dad
Republic Molding Corporation of Chicago
Republic
Cushman Launches Series of Retailing Seminars
The H T Cushman division of General Interiors piloted a new series of seminars to aid retail furniture sales staff in solving consumer decorating problems. Will Somers says the program will run monthly, drawing salespeople from Cushman shops nationwide. Charles Shaughnessy Jr. says the ongoing effort boosts Bennington awareness and cements Cushman as a home furnishings leader. Seminars were held at the old Stone House opposite the Cushman factory. Visitors are welcome to view the Cushman collections in an authentic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.T. Cushman Division
General Interiors
Cushman
Will Somers
Cushman-Shaw Group
Charles Shaughnessy Jr
Bennington
Stone House
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Vermont Bank
S&l
Culligan
Water Conditioning, Inc
Lénox
Enterprise
Bennington and
Pownal
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Gerald £. Morrissey, Inc
General
Beech St
Union Carbide Corp
Loma Linda, Calif
Paul Robbins
Tate
Dorothea M. Brooks
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Greenberg
Main Street
A.J. Dewey & Sons
Mckinley Street
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