Vermont National Bank nominates Lonergan for director
Vermont National Bank shareholders examine the 1969 annual report noting record assets deposits and loans. John F. Lonergan of Bennington is named as a nominee for re election to the board, with links to local business groups and civic boards. The bank highlights new facilities and a stronger regional community program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vt. National Bank
Lonergan
Brattleboro
Vermont National Bank
Jack Hunter
Vermont
J. Reeve Cantus
VNB
Canal Street
Wilmington
Vermont Bank Americaid
Agent Banks
Grafton Village
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
West Dover
Vermont National
Hunter
Paul H. Ballou
William S. Tucker
Ballou
Chester Savings Bank
U.S.A. Finance Department
Vermont Savings Bank
Chester
Tucker
Vermont Peoples National Bank
VPNB
Vermont National and Savings Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
John F. Lonergan
Bennington
Lonergan & Thomas Inc
Main St
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Bennington High School
Middlebury College
Air Force
Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Knights of Columbus
Bennington County Realtors Association
Red Cross
The
March of Dimes
St. Joseph College
Bennington Museum
Vermont Association of Insurance Agents
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Holy Name Union of Vermont
Virginia
Bruce
Monument Avenue
George Aiken
Educational Benefits For Vietnam Veterans
The Veterans Administration reports about 1,242,000 beneficiaries will take part in training programs this school year including 24,000 disabled veterans in rehabilitative training and 1,158,000 veterans and servicemen on GI Bill educational assistance. Expect 1,355,000 participants in 1971. Rising numbers link to force size, discharge rate, and post 1955 service plus VA outreach efforts. Veterans urged to contact nearest VA office for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Veterans Administration
New Brayton Point Plant Expansion Plans Announced
William Webster, chairman of New England Electric, outlines a 450000 kilowatt addition to Brayton Point in Somerset, costing 60 million. Construction start in 1970 with unit online in 1973. Plan includes pollution controls, a new stack, enclosure of the open building, landscaping, water discharge redirect, and sound-muffling measures to meet environmental rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westboro
Mass
New England Electric
William Webster
Brayton Point
Somerset
Webster
Vermont Lumberjack Roundup gives $1000 to center
Richard Brett of the Vermont environmental center announces a $1000 gift from the Vermont Lumberjack Roundup Committee. A F Heitmann, round up chairman, says funds continue the group’s goals of forest resource education. The money supports conservation education and teacher workshops while awaiting a $90,000 NE-Regional Commission grant.
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Montpelier
Richard Brett
Vermont Environmental Center Inc
Vermont Lumberjack
A. F. Heitmann
Vermont Teachers Conservation Workshop
Stowe
Department of Education
Department of Forests and Parks
Brett
New England Regional Commission
New Data Courses At Southern Vermont Center Bennington
The Southern Vermont Computer Center in Bennington announces two new data programs. Data Processing Concepts is a 10 week course starting January 20 with Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7 to 9 30 and a $209 price. COBOL programming on IBM System 360 Model 30 Tape Disk runs 15 weeks starting January 19 with Monday and Wednesday evenings 7 to 9 30 and a $289 price. Eligibility requires passing the aptitude test for Data Processing Concepts and completion of that course or equivalent for COBOL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Data School
Southern Vermont Computer Center
Bennington
Computer Services Organization
Photographer Attends Seminar With Massachusetts Group
Joel Towart of Towart Studio on West Main Street returns from the Massachusetts Professional Photographers Association meeting in Chestnut Hill. The seminar covered color techniques to modernize practice while Data School graduates fill TriState area job openings in computing. The program is approved by the Vermont State Department of Education and the Veterans Administration. Veterans may use the GI Bill through director Fred Keppler for training credits.
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Joel Towart
Towart
West Main Street
Massachusetts Professional Photographers Association
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Data School
TriState
Vermont State Department of Education
Veterans Administration
Bill
Fred Keppler
Computerworld
Vermont
Snowmobile Ban Planned for Dartmouth Mt Moosilauke Site
Dartmouth College will ban unauthorized snowmobile travel on the east slopes of Mt. Moosilauke effective Feb. 1 to preserve the semi wilderness area for educational outdoor use. DOC chair Jay Evans said snowmobiles have caused near collisions and ecological damage, prompting policy crafted with student committee input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth Outing Club
DOC
Evans
Paul Lowe
Bethany, Conn
Heeling
Benton
Woodstock
N.H
Mt. Moosilauke
Dartmouth
Mt. Moosflauke
New Hampshire
Are Employers Swayed By Applicant's Height
New York report notes a University of Pittsburgh study linking height to starting salary. Taller graduates show higher pay across fields, especially men, while women show less clear height effects. Researchers question whether height is a visible proxy for ability or motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pageant Magazine
Leland P. Deck
University of Pittsburgh
Deck
Vermont to take part in White House Conference on Children and Youth
Governor Davis announced Vermont will participate in the 7th decennial White House Conference on Children and Youth to be held in Washington, D.C. December 13 to 18, 1970. The state will use the Governor's Committee on Children and Youth as the main planning and liaison body with Mrs. Lois Graffam of South Burlington chairing the planning committee. A series of meetings and events statewide will gather input to set priorities for children, including state conferences local committees task forces delegate meetings and a follow up conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
White House
Vermont
Nixon
Pri
Vate
Knapp Hobby Class Starts on Monday
Knapp's Pets and Hobbies of Monument Plaza sponsors a craft class series starting Monday night from 7 to 8:30 at the Second Congregational Church. Instructor is Mrs. Lorna Baptiste who will lead the first session using Form-A-Film. Call 26252 for details or to register for one or all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp’s Pets and Hobbies
Monument Plaza
Second Congregational Church
Lorna Baptiste
Pet and Hobby Shop
Baptiste
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William I. Tucker
Triple “‘S
Grand Union Empire
the Shea Agency Inc
Arthur Roberts Joseph Shea
U.S
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Stereos
Bey Idl
Patel
Fess Parker
J. Warren McClure
Burlington Free Press
American Cancer Crusade
Chicago
Parker
National Crusade
McClure
Vermont Crusade Volunteers
Miles Lumber CO
Arlington
Eliza Krumins
Dartmouth’s
Knapp
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Fay By
Central Vermont Public Service
Stoner Gonando Trust Company
Pies F.C
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