Vermont National Bank elects six new directors
United States District Court Judge Bernard J. Leddy of Burlington administered the oath of office to five of six newly elected directors of the Vermont National Bank: William L. Hall of Windsor, Kimball E. Mann of Brattleboro, John J. McCauley of Brattleboro, George E. Ranney of Dummerston and Thomas P. Salmon of Bellows Falls. John R. Galvin of Barnard was not present. Re-elected directors include James F. Baker, Paul H. Ballou, Olmier C. Fitts, Ralph W. Howe Jr., Jack Hunter Jr., Robert S. Jones, Clarence B. Oneal, Carlos G. Otis, Robert H. Rumler, William I. Tucker, Peter Val Preda and Philip H. Wheeler. Mildred M. Stockwell named clerk of the board. Three retiring directors were named honorary directors: Ernest O. Allen of Jamaica who had been associated with VNB and predecessors for nearly 60 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
United States District Court
Bernard J. Leddy
Burlington
The
Vermont National Bank
William L. Hall
Windsor
Kimball E. Mann
John J. McCauley
George E. Ranney
Dummerston
Thomas P. Salmon
Bellows Falls
John R. Galvin
Barnard
Direc
James F. Baker
Paul H. Ballou
Olmier C. Fitts
Ralph W. Howe Jr
Jack Hunter Jr
Robert S. Jones
Clarence B. Oneal
Carlos G. Otis
Robert H. Rumler
William I. Tucker
Peter Val Preda
Philip H. Wheeler
Mildred M. Stockwell
Ernest O. Allen
Jamaica
VNB
Clarence E. Cleveland
Reading
James C. Irish
Messrs. Allen
Cleveland
Irish
Logal
Messrs. Caryl N, George
Julius F. Kuech
A. Hadley Shumway
Vermont
Vermont National
New England
Milton Nadworny
University of Vermont
Vermont Governor Proclaims Engineers Week
Governor Deane C. Davis designates February 16 22 as National Engineers Week in Vermont. State and engineering leaders highlight projects from the Winooski model city to water and air pollution controls, urging public participation and continued focus on sanitation clean water and urban planning to meet regional needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane C. Davis
Vermont
Davis
Robert J. Dufresne
Donald H. Remick
Montpelier
Deane C
National Engineers
Winooski
National Society of Professional Engineers
New England Council seeks sixth Man of the Year nominees
Vermont Council of the New England Council invites nominations for the sixth annual award recognizing regional achievement. Any New England resident or organization may be nominated by one of over 2,000 members. deadline is Thursday, May 1. Previous winners include Edwin H. Land and Carl J. Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Robert M. Tracy
Vermont Council
New England Council
New England
Polaroid
Edwin H. Land
Robert C. Sprague
Sprague Electric
Frazar B. Wilde
Connecticut General Life Or Insurance
Erwin D. Canham
The
Christian Science Monitor
Carl J. Gilbert
Gillette Company
Course for Supervisors Begins March 3 Over ETV
The University of Vermont Evening Division will offer an 11 week course on advanced supervisory practices to be broadcast statewide over ETV beginning March 3. Designed for business industrial and institutional supervisors, the 30 minute Monday broadcasts run for 11 weeks. Certificates will be awarded upon completion. Registration closes February 21, 1969 with a fee to cover materials.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Vermont Educational Television
ETV
The
Vermont
Poor Use of Topography Follows Population Boom
Washington report on James E Slosson's Engineering Geology Its Importance in Land Development notes population growth drives large structures into less favorable geologic areas. The Urban Land Institute publishes the study highlighting risks and planning needs for future land use.
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Washington, D.C
James E. Slosson
ULI
The
Urban Land Institute
Dr. Slosson
Robert E. Boley
California
Slosson
U. S
Dept. RL
18Th Street
N.W
Urban Land Group To Hold Land Use Symposium in Miami
The Urban Land Institute announces its first Land Use Symposium May 18–22 at the Coral Gables Hotel in Miami. About 500 sustaining members are expected to attend to discuss recreation oriented land use trends from resorts and hotels to parks and yacht harbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
ULI
The
Urban Land Institute
Robert E. Boley
Coral Country Club and Hotel
Miami
Boley
Institute
Central City
Hunter Moss
U.S
Peru claims largest cooperative housing movement in South America
Lima Peru. Ramon Diaz Chevez president of the Peruvian Federation of Housing Cooperatives says Peru has the largest cooperative housing movement in South America with 275 cooperatives 24799 members and 10 million dollars in capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
UPI
South America
Ramon Diaz Chevez
Peruvian Federation of Housing Cooperatives
Wickes Lumber to Open Center in Bennington
Daniel M. Fitz-Gerald announces Wickes Lumber and Building Supplies Center at 194 North St in the A P shopping center Bennington. Grand opening planned soon with a modern sales facility and four model areas for residents and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickes Lumber and Building Supplies
Bennington
Daniel M. Fitz-Gerald
Lumber
North St
A&p
Bennington Transfer Listings Show Multiple Property Deals
Bennington Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reported transfers recorded between Jan 31 and Feb 6. Transactions include properties on Rutter Road, Town Road 114, Main highway near North Bennington, Holt Spring Development, Morgan Street, Whipstock Road, and Dewey Street. Wickes Center in Bennington to stock 4,500 items as part of a broader expansion program. Wickes, based in Saginaw, Mich, plans 52 new centers in 1969 amid 174 total lumber centers in 28 states.
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Mary Hodeck
Frederick J
Martha H. Hurley
William A
Mary C. Davis
Bennington
Rutter Road
Katherine and
Agnes Breidenback
Woodside
N.Y
Barbara Jean Realty Corp
Town Road
Ruth Thomas
Burlington
Harrie
Joyce Hyatt
North Bennington
F.B. Woodward and Sons Inc
James and
Helen C. Ross
Bellows Falls
Holt Spring
Tel Road
Wickes
Saginaw, Mich
Garment Union Meets Feb 15 in Morrisville
The International Ladies Garment Workers Union will hold an all day bi monthly executive board meeting of Local 341 in Morrisville at Charlemont Restaurant on Saturday February 15. Delegates from Bennington Burlington Fair Haven Morrisville Poultney Rutland St Johnsbury and from Hardwick Newport are expected. Hosts include May Gibbs and Edna Carpenter. Delegates will hear cost of living reports and view a film on the New York Vermont youth project supported by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
Charlemont
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Vermont
Local 341
Bennington
Burlington
Fair Haven
Poultney
Rutland
St. Johnsbury
Concord
May Gibbs
Edna Carpenter
Hardwick
Newport
New York- Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
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Gov. Davis
J.H. Winslow
N.E. Council
Tracy
Drapery Hardware & Son
North Bennington Road
Wilcox Fuels
Manchester
Pratt ST
Eagle Street
Union St
North Adams
Star Electric Monument
Wickes Lumber Firm
Robert C
Margaret C. Watson
Oliver and
Lucile Hoag
Mechanic Street
Edward J
Irene N. Giroux
Richard J, Guerard
Morgan Street
Richard L
June P. Tetreault
Austin R
Ada E.W. Rumney
Dorset
Whipstock Road
Robert W. Allen
Irving W. Allen
Richard J
Janice E. Crowson
Dewey Street
E.L. McNeely
McNeely
Wickes Center
Garment Union
Arthur Phillips
Arthur
Phillips
Holden Street
A.J. Dewey & Sons
Mckinley Street
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