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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1964
Page
8
The article explains shelf installation methods using side cleats for most jobs and center supports for long spans. It mentions quarter round molding as a neat alternative and notes many bracket styles exist for strength and appearance in open views.
The article explains brackets, pins, dowels, and metal uprights for adjustable shelves. It covers cutting grooves for shelves with radial saws or routers, stressing precise width and depth to prevent cracking or loosening. It advises stronger shelves and proper fit for safety.
Real estate guidance notes that professional remodeling can boost a home's resale value, with additions like an extra bathroom, modernized kitchen, recreation space, or extra closets. It advises buyers to seek homes with built in upgrades and consider expanding during construction to save costs.
Manchester announces the opening of a Central Vermont Public Service office on Richville Road with weekday hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The office will handle service requests and bill payments, replacing methods at Factory Point Bank.
Robert C. Watson of North Bennington was elected president of the Mt. Anthony Country Club at a meeting of the club’s newly elected nine man board of directors. Other officers named were Charles Kokoras as vice president Elizabeth H. Rich as treasurer and Franklin P. Jones as clerk.
Bennington native Friend H. Jenkins has been named chief reviewing appraiser for the Federal Land Bank district based in Springfield covering six New England states plus New York and New Jersey. He succeeds Thomas L. Barker who became credit department vice president.
The Southern Vermont Real Estate Agency reports rapid property transfers along U S 7 over six months. Notable deals include the McDonald Motel sale to George Allen of New York, Tree Top Cabins transfer to Mary Martin and Ruth Savory of California, and Crosier building sale to Modern Aluminum Anodizing Corp. of North Adams and New Jersey. Additional transfers occur in Shaftsbury and Manchester involving buyers from Long Island and Connecticut.
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