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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1965

Page

6

One-Stop Shopping Centers Spread for Builders

Wickes Corp. expands its national network of lumber and building supply centers to serve urban suburban and rural markets with a supermarket like setup. Centers offer about 3000 items from lumber plumbing heating and electrical to building hardware with rail siding direct showroom access and expert advice.

Lumber and Building Supply Division Wickes Corp Saginaw, Mich Poretage Mich Wickes Othe Selkirk N.Y Albany Schenectady Troy Romeo, Mich Pontiac Port Hueron Detroit California Pennsylvania Wisconsin

Alta Mobile Park opens at junction of US 7 and VT 346

Pownal opens Alta Mobile Park in Green Mountain Park area at the US 7 VT 346 junction adjacent to Montpelier. The 47-site facility offers 50 by 65 foot lots with underground utilities, picnic area, playground, landscaping, and option for resident or tourist occupancy under managers Mr and Mrs Robert Wilcox and Mr and Mrs Harvey Baker. Residents may plant flower beds and apply at the on-site office.

Mobile Park Alta Mobile Park Pownal Green Mountain Park Alta U.S. 7 Vermont Buckler Vermont 346 Robert Wilcox Harvey Baker Alta Niles Baker

Real Estate Transfers Reported in Bennington Clerk Office

Bennington Town Clerk Mary Hodeck lists transfers recorded from June 29 to July 8. Names include Perry Hughes Williams, Francis C. Williams, Dollard, Harwood, Laurson, Gardner, Damour, Greenberg, the Turner family, Sibley Development Corp, and Morrissey, with parcels along Main Street, Butter Road, Oakes and East Main Streets, Pleasant Valley Road, Morgan Street Extension and nearby routes, spanning Bennington Shaftsbury and North Bennington areas.

Bennington Mary Hodeck Perry Hughes Williams Caldwell N.J Pownal Francis C. Williams Charles and Elizabeth Dollard Henry Bridge Breakenridge Hugh and Margaret S. McCabe Frederick W Mary Janet Harwood Fillmore Street Ivo Jane T. Laurson William J Althea M. Horst Pleasant Valley Road Richard V Joan H. Damour First National Bank of North Bennington Morgan Street Norman H. Greenberg

Cambridge Store Modernizes And Expands In Bennington

Cambridge’s Kinnin’s Drug Store on West Main Street unveils a enlarged modern shop with an ice cream counter in black and white marble. Walter D. Kinnin of Greenwich owns the business and plans to move to Cambridge this summer after purchasing Le Grys Drugs in 1964 and Cambridge Books recently. The renovation adds a new floor ceiling lighting and extra shelves while expanding the prescription area and cosmetic selection. The store employs four people. Property transfers list several July 8 9 deeds in Bennington and surrounding towns involving residents of Albany Schenectady Burling-ton Camden and Hauppauge.

Cambridge N.Y Kinnin West Main Street Cambridge Books LeGrys Drugs Walter D. Kinnin Greenwich Cam le Grys Drugs Peter Proud Union Street Bennington Carol D Carlton Webb Albany Teresa M. McQuire Factory Lane North Bennington Frederick Kimiko S. Foster Alma K Kenneth N. Corey Shaftsbury Beech Street Leon H Martha E. Barrett Camden Maine Howard X. LaFlamme Schenectady Bates

New England May Contracts Rise 24 Percent

Boston reports May contracts for future construction in New England reached 284.976 million dollars, up 24 percent from May 1964. Nonresidential and non building work drove the gain, while residential contracts fell overall though one and two family housing rose. Commercial buildings led total non-residential activity with 87.889 million dollars.

Boston Mass New England F .W. Dodge

New England Tree Farms Near 3 Million Acre Mark

New England added 158,596 acres via 56 newly certified tree farms in the first half of 1965, boosting totals to 1,744 farms and 2,939,654 acres. International Paper Co. owns a 33,000-acre Holbrook Memorial Tree Farm in northeastern Vermont. Rawson notes plans to pass 3 million acres by year end as private tree farms expand timber crops and wildlife habitat while reducing government land.

Boston Mass New England Lovell C. Rawson American Forest Products Industries, Inc Rawson Vermont International Paper Co Stewart H. Holbrook Holbrook Portland Ore American Tree Farm System State of Washington Washington, D. C

New Census Report Details Vermont Retail Sales in 1963

A Census of Retail Trade report shows Vermont stores in 1963 had 28 percent of sales from women’s and girls’ clothing, 5 percent from cigars and tobacco, and 25 percent from lumber and building materials. The release outlines regional data for New England, state districts, SMSAs, and over 100 store types with 25 merchandise lines. The report costs $2.25 per issue and $24.60 for the full set.

Washington, D.C Vermont U.S. Department of Commerce S Bureau of the Census New England United States Government Printing Office

Real estate group dinner highlights Vermont speaker

Harold Benson of Burlington, president of the Vermont State Realtors, spoke at the Bennington County Board of Realtors annual dinner at Mt Anthony Country Club. Twenty three members attended. Benson urged attendance at the National Real Estate Boards convention in Chicago in November. Re elected officers were Mrs Ethel Wells president Herbert Douglas vice president August Schramm secretary treasurer. A vote of thanks greeted retiring secretary treasurer Thomas Hall.

Harold Benson Burlington Vermont Thomas Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

New York UPID LeRoy Romeo Farmer City Forest Junction Wis Obile Park Department of Education Clara L. Trombley East Main and Oakes Streets Richard C Shirley B. Gardner Kathryn H John R. Turner St. Cloud Fla Harry Wilson Edward A Dorothea Rice Sibley Development Corp Nelson H. DeGrenier Salvatore Santrarcangelo Edward L. Sibley Mfg. Co. Inc Annette B John P. Morrissey Gladys L. Colburn Green Acres Howard B Doris A. Waine Everett P Ida A. LeBlanc Moneument Avenue Old Bennington John D Gene A. Masters Hauppauge N. Y Frank S Anna E. Moses Robert J Eleanor P. Gilroy H. Greenberg & 50K, Inc Ennington Dial Stavens & Frost, Inc Bondville, Vt No-Frost Griffin Electric Co., Inc Main ST Isr A. J. Dewey & Sons McKinley St Bennington, Vt Owlkill Farm, Inc Fagle Bridge Egg Distributor Benson Gerald E. Morrissey General Contractors Beech St Morse C&b Block, Inc Shaftsbury Rd
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