Bennington Transfers Record Feb to Feb in 1960s
Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reports transfers recorded Feb 6 to 13. List includes William and Carol Wachunas to Nelson Collamer on Mt Anthony Road. Bennington County Industrial Corp to Vermont Container Corp on Lyons District Road. executor Frances Holden to Richard and Janet Fabricius on Monument Avenue. F B Woodward and Sons to Roland and Pierrette Charron on Knapp Drive. James and Anna LaPlante to Vera Dschalaljan James McSherry and Zarik McSherry on Merson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hodeck
William and Carol Wachunas
Gansevoort
N.Y
Nelson P. Collamer
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Road
Waldo C. Holden
Frances C. Holden
Richard N. and
Janet P. Fabricius
Monument Avenue
F.B. Woodward and Sons, Inc
Roland and
Pierrette Charron
Knapp Drive
James F
Anna J. LaPlante
Vera Dschalaljan
James W. McSherry
Zarik McSherry
Brattleboro
Merson Street
Lauzon Machine Co Moves to Revamped Bradford Mill
Bennington's Lauzon Machine and Engineering Co plans to relocate from 107 Fillmore St to the former Bradford knit underwear mill on East Main. Owner William E. Lauzon announced a new industrial store, Browning Mfg. Co. distributor status, and expansion to hire seven or eight more workers after securing a U.S. patent for the Wilmar layout machine issued in 1969.
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Scribner
William E. Lauzon
Lauzon
Lauzon Machine Co
Bradford Mill
Bennington
Lauzon Machine and Engineering Co
Fillmore St
East Main Street
William H. Morse
Browning Mfg. Co
Maysville
Return of Vermont's Young Lawyer in Town
Jon Gramhofer, a 26 year old Valeparaiso University graduate and Bennington clerk, was one of five young lawyers admitted to the Vermont Bar in February. A Valley native, he moved to Vermont for college, and after August draft into the Army, expects to begin a two year hitch in March before returning to Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Gramhofer
Vermont
Middlebury College
Bennington
Norton Barber
Valparaiso
Ind
Valparaiso University
Gramhofer
Hitch
Blind Skier-Sailor Named Engineer of Year
SOUTH BURLINGTON Charles Leonard 38 an electronic designs engineer at GE Burlington is blind yet keeps skiing and pool playing. A Williams College alum he skied world famous trails and joined the Mad River Glen ski patrol in 1951. After losing sight to retinopathy in 1964 he completed rehab and now uses a magnetic tape wired system with a sighted partner to guide his downhill runs. He wears a Danger Blind Crossing sign on his parka and continues to work as an engineer at GE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Burlington
UPD
Charles
Chuck) Leonard
Leonard
General Electric Co
Williams College
Chuck
Williams
Argentina
Chile
Austria
Switzerland
France
Mad River Glen
Waitsfield
Binghamton
N.Y
Mad River
Vermont
General Electric
Burlington
St. Paul’s Rehabilitation Center
Newton
Mass
Mt Anthony featured in light magazine
Bennington's Mt Anthony Union High School is highlighted in a feature by the Better Light Better Light Bureau. The piece praises lighting design including tinted glass, recessed fixtures, waffle ceilings and skylights, with a cover photo of the senior drafting class money grabber design by Harold May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Better Light Better Light Bureau
The
Electric Industry
Harold May
Anthony
Smelly Debate Interrupted by Stink Bombs in London
The Greater London Council halted a rent-increase debate for 10 minutes after three stink bombs were hurled from spectators behind the Conservative section. The report also mentions Dr. Leonard Kay of the University of Birmingham inventing an ultrasonic guidance device, Chuck adapting it for skiing, and Kay being named Vermont's Engineer of the Year.
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Ton
Chuck
Leonard Kay
University of Birmingham
England
Dr. Kay
Court Upholds PSB Ruling on Utility Delivery Point
Vermont Supreme Court upheld Public Service Board order denying Citizens Utilities Co. of Newport a new transmission path from Highgate to Island Pond to receive New York power. The court found existing facilities at a single delivery point adequate and noted Citizens failed to prove discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPN
Vermont
Supreme Court
Public Service Board
PSB
Citizens Utilities Co
Newport
New York
Highgate
Vermont Electric Co
VELCO
St. Lawrence
Niagara
Island Pond
High Court
Central Vermont Power Output Rises with Feb Week Result
CVPS Rutland reports electric output for the week ending February 7 at 29.843 million kWh, up 15.84 percent from a year ago. Year to date output totals 160.704 million kWh, a 10.02 percent rise versus last year.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
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Juem
Bennington County
Dustrial Corp
Vermont Container Corp
Lyons
Galaxie
Parkas
Tomasi-Wheeler’s Sport Center
Main Bennington, VT
Northland
Natural
Fiverglass
Glass
Skilark
Supreme
Mercury Childs
Carl
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
U.S
Patent Office
United States of America
Yer
Mt. Anthony
Light Magazine
Sandra Lee Small
Quakertown
UPI
General Electric Company
United States Army
Vulcan
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
the Vermont Bank
AO Trust Company
F.D. the Bank
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Biel
Chip & Dip
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Enterprise
Cue
Culligan
Water Conditioning, Inc
Lenox, Mass
Herb E. Post
Prop
Middle Pownal Rd
A.J. Dewey & Sons
Mckinley Street
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