CVPSC Employees Cited At Bennington Banquet
Central Vermont Public Service held a safety banquet in Bennington at the Paradise Restaurant to honor Bennington Division staff for operating with no lost time accidents in 1967. L Douglas Meredith, new president since Feb 1, spoke on 1967 gains and a bright future. Certificates were awarded to Gerald Amidon and Thecla Healy. Jack Lowre led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Bennington
Paradise
Jack Lowre
George E. Bierwirth
Harold L. Durgin
CVPS
L. Douglas Meredith
Meredith
Vermont
Durgin
Gerald Amidon
Charles le Tourneau
Thecla Healy
Wilmington artists to show work next week
Wilmington area artists display contemporary abstract and non objective paintings drawings and sketches in the balcony of the 1836 Country Store on West Main Street opening Monday and running through February 26. About eight artists participate led by Toni Dorsey assisted by Albert Wurzberger with works by Winthrop Tuttle David Rohn Bill Munt Frank Stout Judy Armstrong Lyn Bruce Charles Carrillo and Toni Dorsey. Several pieces will be for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
West Main Street
Toni Dorsey
Albert Wurzberger
Winthrop Tuttle
Marlboro
New Jersey
David Rohn
Putney
Windham College
Massachusetts
Museum of Modern Art
Bill Munt
Putney School
Boston
Vermont
Frank Stout
Marlboro College
New York
Judy Armstrong
Lyn Bruce
Putney Public School
Charles Carrillo
Windsor Locks
Conn
New Britain
Windham
Readsboro School
Carrillo
Wallingford
Arlington Outing Club Teaches Skiing at West Mountain Farm
West Arlington 35 skiers joined a Wednesday after school lesson program at West Mountain Farm run by the Arlington Outing Club. Students mostly from Fisher Elementary School learn in small groups with instructors including Chris James and Dick Hess. Barbara Macksey handles club finances as treasurer, Dale Gilmour serves as advisor, and lessons continue weekly while snow lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arlington
Arlington Outing Club
West Mountain Farm
Fisher
Chris James
Dick Hess
Jim Marsh
Jim Wiley
Richard Holton
Grant Hoffman
Steve Zimmer
Bill Moore
Jon Trachie
Mollie Pratt
Duane Grout
Barbara Macksey
Dale Gilmour
Arlington transfers record listed by town clerk
Transfers recorded in Arlington from Nov to Jan list numerous property deeds. Names include Triker Corp to Burke. Bradford to Bowen. Wilcox to Esther Wilcox. Douglas to Edward Menninger. Agale to Steen. Vaughn to Millard Vaughn. Webb estate to heirs. Ofen Jr. to Torrisi. Canfield to Charles. Marr to Gladys Stein. Warner estate to J B H Inc.. Young to Reginald Young. Bottum to Boyd. Jones to Harwood. and others at Bedell meadow and Cedar Rock sites.
Windham College opens 650000 student union on new campus
The $650,000 Windham College students built union opens across the mall from the library. Designed with student input, it spans three stories with a rathskeller, snack bar, bookstore, and TV room on lower level, a multipurpose room and dean of students office on the first floor, and a reading room plus student government offices on the upper floor. The first concert features harpist Albert Fuller. Financing includes a $500,000 HUD loan, as part of four new academic buildings: the library, science building, and future language classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Durell Stone
Windham College
Putney
Dorothy Marvin
Stone Hall
Windham
Union
Albert Fuller
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Olympic hopefuls train with Arlington Outing Club
In 1980 Olympic hopefuls Chris Weakley Dale Mento and Lisa Fisher from the School attend weekly ski lessons at West Mountain Farm taught by the Arlington Outing Club. The program helps developing athletes gain core skills and confidence on snow.
Home Construction Increases Predicted For 1968
Mortimer B. Doyle of the National Forest Products Association predicts about 100000 more housing units in 1968 than 1967. He cautions that mortgage money availability will determine demand realization. Starts for 1968 may begin weak in the first half but rise substantially in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Mortimer B. Doyle
National Forest Products Association
Doyle
Federal National Mortgage Association
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Reserve Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
CVPSC
Percales
Tae As
Main St
Bennington, VT
Mobil Heat
Mobil
Henry , Tuttle Co., Inc
ST. Bennington, VT
Arlington
R. Emmett Smith
Triker Corp
Huntington, N.Y
Valentine C. and
Doris Burke
Stearn Property
Henry and
Margaret Bradford
William and
Barbara Bowen
C.A. Wilcox
Esther Wilcox
Herbert
Ruth Douglas
Shaftsbury
Edward J. Menninger
Jones
Fisher-McLaugh
George J
Willaim P. Agale
Gottfried W
Edna Steen
Cornel D
Prudence Vaughn
Millard and
Clar Vaughn
Bedell Meadow
Lillian Webb
East Arlington
Roger and
Beulah Offen Jr
Alfred F. and
Helen Torrisi
West
Robert Canfield
Charles Canfield
Battenhill River
North District
Anna M. Marr
Gladys Stein
Maude Warner
J.B.H. Inc
Henry
Ahetta Young
Reginald and
Sandra Young
Cedar Rock
Ferieda F. Bottum
Robert and
May Boyd
Colonial Inn
Frederic and
Sarah Jones
Clark and
Hazel Harwood
Stearn
Fred Miller
Fuls
Chris Weakley
Dale Mento
Lisa
LaBatt
The
West Moun
Tain Farm
Our Home
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
of New
Winslow
Iain
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
A.J. Dewey & Sons
Mckinley Street
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