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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1971

Page

6

Sprague breaks Japanese calculator chip lead in U.S. plant

Sprague Electric Co of North Adams says its U.S. made LSI chip replaces Japanese transistors in Nippon Calculating Machine Co models. Mostek designed the chip using Sprague ion implantation, enabling a one chip calculator with 12 digit capability. Chips are made in Worcester, wired in Juarez, and shipped to Japan, with price kept at 395 dollars.

North Adams Mass United States Sprague Electric Co U.S Sprague Nippon Calculating Machine Co Tokyo Mostek Corp Dallas Tex Mostek North Adams Laboratory Toshiba Mitsubishi Japan Worcester Juarez Mexico Nippon

New England University Press formed by Dartmouth and UNH

Hanover announces the University Press of New England created as a regional interstate venture sponsored by Dartmouth College and the University of New Hampshire. Victor G F Reynolds named editor publisher with offices in Hanover to publish scholarly manuscripts on New England topics and beyond.

Hanover N.H University Press of New England Dartmouth College University of New Hampshire Victor G.F. Reynolds Charlottesville University Press of Virginia Kentucky Kansas Colorado Mississippi University Press of New England Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New England Press Reynolds Universe Corn University Press Dartmouth Ronald Press Co New York City F.S. Crofts and Co Macmillan Co New York Cornell Reynolds Association of American University Presses South Main Street

Cooper knitting needles shaped Bennington’s textile fate

Cooper Co. built and moved with Main Street to Beech and Main, linking factories by an elevated walkway. The firm’s spring and latch needles produced tighter elastic knits and looser, shrinking fabrics. Facing foreign competition and higher costs, Bennington’s knitting mills declined as ownership changed in the 1950s and the buildings were repurposed for storage.

Cooper Bellemare Keough Cooper Co Main Street Beech and Main Alexander Lizi Cooper) Kelly Cooper Kelly Philip B. Noyes Grandview St Bennington Allen-A John Hayes George Parsons Boston Parsons Laconia N.H Charles Damper Norman Greenberg Greenberg

Native named executive of N.C. machine works

Robert D. Park, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Park of 7 Division Place, Industries, has been named executive at Whitin in Charlotte North Carolina. He will report to the president and oversee all operations. Park joined Whitin in 1966 and has held several finance roles. He and his wife Gail Greenslet and their children reside in Westboro Massachusetts while the family plans to relocate after the school year ends.

Paul Clark resigns CATV post in Bennington

Paul Clark, manager since 1963 of Bennington’s Better TV cable system, resigns effective yesterday. Pending a replacement, the firm is to be run by Lewis Ricci and James Ross. Clark, from Lebanon New Hampshire, has long been active in regional CATV interests and chaired a legislative committee opposing broader state regulation.

Paul Clark Bennington Better TV Lewis Ricci Albert Ricci James Ross Clark Lebanon N.H Vermont New Hampshire Catv Systems Cable Television Association of New England State Public Service Board Public Service Board

Bank president sees bright signals at Vermont National Bank

Brattleboro residents celebrated the Vermont National Bank’s 150th anniversary as Anthony F. Cersosimo and Edward J. Richards were elected to the board, expanding it to 19. President Jack Hunter reported 1970 assets at 80.86 million, deposits at 74.18 million, and a record earning per share of 4.06. He noted heavy loan demand with government banking shifts and pledged prudent lending to fund education, municipal needs, and pollution control while affirming local development has strong regional potential.

Peter Val Preda Philip H. Wheeler Rumler F. Elliott Barber Jr Marge Runnion Vermont National Bank Jack Hunter Vermont Municipal Bond Bank Hunter Cersosimo Ski Country Inc Brattleboro Kim Drying & Milling Co Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Vernon Selectman Richards Hoosick Falls N.Y Lyon Travel Agency Inc Brattleboro Shopping Plaza Datatronics Inc Chamber of Commerce

Cub Scout Pack 345 Holds First Meeting At Mt Anthony

Cub Scout Pack 345 held its first pack meeting Monday night at Mt Anthony Country Club with all members registered. Thanks were given to Raymond Howe committee chairman Gerald Stowell cub master Mike Shanahan district leader and Den 1 leaders for opening ceremony and songs.

Mt. Anthony Country Club State Council Raymond Howe Gerald Stowell Mike Shanahan Den 1 Emmet Lawrence Chenaille Den Janet Michaels Doris Lemieux Cubs Robert Berard Steven Sigsbury Thomas Purdy Welles den John Eustis Howard Therrien Pete Richard Keith Krause William McGurn Jerry Mattison Jay Emmet J. C. Jerome

Dailey elected director of national concrete associations

William E. Dailey Jr., vice president of E. Dailey Inc. of Shafts, was elected a director of the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association at its convention held jointly with the National Sand and Gravel Association. The event drew over 2,000 representatives, featured Gov. Ronald Reagan as speaker, and highlighted NAMCA’s industry services and national scope.

San Francisco Calif William E. Dailey Jr National Ready Mixed Concrete Association National Sand and Gravel Association Dailey A E. Dailey Inc Ronald Reagan California NAMCA United States

Bennington Valentine Art Contest At Carrols Restaurant

Walter Kemp announces a Carrols sponsored Our Favorite Valentine contest for three Bennington area children 12 and under. From Feb 4 to Feb 13 youngsters may submit drawings at Routes 67A and 7 with all entries displayed until the end date. every entrant receives a free order of fries and winners will be named on St. Valentine’s Day.

Bennington Area Carrols Restaurant Walter Kemp Kemp

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