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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1975
Page
7
Home repair guidance for a curved blacktop driveway 100 feet from the road. Use 66 pound asphalt mix bags, remove broken material, fill with coarse gravel, then compact with a tamper, finish with level surface. Ensure material is warm and concrete-like in winter, and avoid adhesion issues with the surrounding surface.
The Independent Insurance Agents Association of Vermont held its 69th Annual Convention at Stratton Mountain Inn. Hull Maynard was named president. Gerald Rice, vice president. Robert Boardman, secretary treasurer. Charles Lord named state national director. Executive committee includes Peter Haslam John Osha Peter Hubbard Reginald Counsell and Ray Cooper.
St. Johnsbury Trucking Co. has agreed to sell its assets for 19.8 million dollars to S. J. T., Inc., a Delaware corporation. The deal, approved by the board in October 1974, goes to stockholders in August after Interstate Commerce Commission consent and state regulatory approvals. If all clear, president Martin N. Zabarsky said completion will occur immediately with about 20.75 dollars per share.
The Greater Manchester Area Chamber of Commerce adds Dostals Inc of Magic Mountain Londonderry Something Old-Something New in Manchester Depot Evans O Neil Stewart Wolfe attorneys in Manchester Center Elinor Ayers Kennel in North Rupert Executone Vermont Descon Associates Home Maintenance and Participation Boutique in Manchester Center John Stuart executive director urges local businesses to join for a stronger community voice call 362 2100 for more information
Local Bennington funeral firm E P Mahar and Son, Inc. has been notified of acceptance into the Order of the Golden Rule, an international group of funeral directors. The affiliation comes after support from prominent Bennington figures who can attest to the firm's qualifications. Members uphold the organization's ideals, symbolized by a armored knight with a shield and motto emphasizing service over gold.
The Edison Electric Institute warns that lack of investment capital, not raw materials, will constrain U.S. electric utilities for 25 years. It estimates $750 billion needed, with $460–$520 billion from commercial markets and over $100 billion from new stock, urging rate reforms to enable a 15 percent return on equity.
Transfers compiled for Bennington show multiple parcels changing hands between June 20 and July 3. Notable dealings include the Business World building at 108 Union St for 45000 and a 14 foot strip of land on Branch Street for 800, among others involving Bennington residents and nearby towns.
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