Union Carbide Breakthrough in Waste Disposal Process
Union Carbide Corp claims an environmental breakthrough in municipal solid waste disposal with a pyrolysis based process that converts waste into a premium fuel gas and fused slag. The Oxygen Refuse Converter System reduces waste volume by 95 to 98 percent, emits no atmospheric pollutants, and operates without shredding or pretreatment. Mount Vernon New York plans a full scale demonstration with EPA support to verify technical and economic benefits.
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NEW York — Union Carbide Corp
August P. Petrillo
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Union Carbide
Linde
Tarrytown
EPA
New York
West Arlington Ladies Aid elects new officers at church meeting
At the West Arlington Methodist Church monthly Ladies Aid meeting a new board was elected with Mrs. Charles Lindsey as president and Mrs. Robert Worner as vice president. Mrs. John Geer will serve as secretary and Mrs. Robert Weeks Jr. as treasurer. The February gathering will be February 7 at 12 noon at the West Arlington Community House with sandwich contributions and coffee provided. A business meeting and work program follow. Also noted is Sandgate resident Mrs. Edward Knight a practical nursing student at Putnam Memorial Hospital starting floor duty this week after classroom studies.
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Ladies’ Aid
West Arlington
O— Sandgate
Edward
Lucille) Knight
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Knights of Columbus scholarships offered in Vermont
The Vermont State Council Knights of Columbus announces fifth annual scholarships of 250 dollars each for eligible Vermonters. Applicants must be K of C members or children of members. Selection based on school records principal or guidance comments and college entrance results. Deadline April 1.
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Burlington
Vermont State Council
Knights of Columbus
Vermont
Joseph J. Quinn
Winooski Ave
Joseph Campbell
Gerald E
Montpelier
The
American Legion
Department of Vermont
Charles N. Barber
Computer Center announces two winter courses in Bennington and Rutland
Data School of Southern Vermont Computer Center in Bennington declares a 1972 training series starting January 31 and February 1. Programs include Computer Concepts, a 10 week course meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays, and COBOL IBM System 360 programming, a 17 week course meeting Mondays and Wednesdays. Both use IBM-360 hardware at Bennington and Rutland facilities, with installment payment options and a diploma on completion.
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Data School
Southern Vermont Computer Center
Bennington
Computer Center
Ben-Mont Ave
Rutland Business College
Evelyn St
Rutland
Veterans Administration
Vermont Department of Education
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Fred Keppler
Computer Center and Data
Keppler
Tri-State
Hoosick Falls Fire Calls and Local Events
Hoosick Falls firefighters responded to two minor blazes on Tuesday afternoon a furnace steam alarm on Wood Court and a chimney fire on School Street. The Lions Club sets a March 25 glaucoma clinic from 9 to noon at Hoosick Falls Central School with free eye exams for those 35 and older. Grievance Day is Feb 15 at the Municipal Building from 9 to 9 with village board members ready to hear taxpayers. Democratic Committee plans a June 24 meeting at Sharkey’s Hotel at 8:15 p.m. St Mary’s Academy sophomore class hosts a dance in the high school gym with ticket sales underway. Kiwanis Ladies Night Dinner and Dance slated for Saturday at Mount Anthony Country Club Bennington.
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Hoosick Falls
Herbert Thurber
Wood Court
William Sheridan
School Street
Hoosick
St. Mary’s Academy
Manteio Group
Kiwanis Club
Mount Anthony
Bennington
Banjo affair in Hoosick Falls draws 100 reservations
Philip Leonard chairs an event featuring a Cohoes banjo band, a remembered success from the Your Father's Moustache Party sponsored by St. Marys Alumni Association. More than 100 reservations exist, with favors for women and several attractions and prizes.
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Philip Leonard
Cohoes
St. Mary’s
Vermont Automobile Club Elects Officers for 69th Year
The Automobile Club of Vermont Inc as elected N Dean Rowe of Johnson as president Gordon T Mills of Burlington as vice president Thomas D Kinley of Barre as secretary and F Ray Keyser of Chelsea as treasurer Trustees named for two years include Keyser Robert E Luce Gordon Mills and William A Savage Kinley elected for one year Rowe announced the retirement of secretary Ivan E Edwards after 34 years of service effective Feb 1 Edwards will stay on the board of trustees
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Montpelier
The
Automobile Club of Vermont Inc
N. Dean Rowe
Johnson
Gordon T. Mills
Burlington
Thomas D. Kinley
Barre
F. Ray Keyser
Chelsea
Keyser
Robert E. Luce
Waterbury
Mills
William A. Savage
Randolph
Ben-Mont controller joins national unit
Jerry M. Moyer controller of Ben-Mont Paper Co. has been named a member of the American Institute of Corporate Controllers. A Temple University and American International College graduate, he has been with Ben-Mont for a year and is active in Lodge No. 567 BPCE Elks in Bennington. He lives in Bennington with his wife Eveline.
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Washington, D.C
Jerry M. Moyer
Ben-Mont Paper Co
American Institute of Corporate Controllers
Moyer
Temple University
American International College
Elks
Bennington
Eveline
North Bennington Baptist Women Install New Officers
The Women's Fellowship of the North Bennington Baptist Church met Tuesday at Mrs. Shirley Hewitt's home to install officers. Evelyn Delaney was elected president with a slate including Joan Preston as vice president, Ann Mackey as secretary, and Lucille Cook as treasurer.
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Women’s Fellowship
North Bennington Baptist Church
Shirley Hewitt
Eileen Peckham
Alfred Scott
Evelyn Delaney
Joan Preston
Ann Mackey
Lucille Cook
Scott
Viola Jolivette
Avis Whitman
White Cross
Hewitt
Grace Reed
Love Gift
Edith Burns
Sunshine
Jolivette
Church Women United
Shaftsbury Grange Meeting Set for Jan 25
Shaftsbury Shaftsbury Grange will meet Tuesday January 25 at Julia Booths home in Shaftsbury. The program is directed by youth chairman Lillian Wood.
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Taconic Grange
Julia Booth
Shaftsbury
Lillian Wood
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Manchester Center
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Harold Crowley
Town of Hoosick
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Sharkey’s Hotel
William Baldwin
Robert Baldwin
Hoosick Falls Central School
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Frank Pierce
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Donald White
Walter Cusson
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Lewis Palmer
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William F.D. Smith
Conrad R. Hoffman
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