Vermont Life Prepares 1972 Calendars And Engagement Books
Vermont Life distributes two new 1972 items with 46 000 color wall calendars and 11 500 engagement books to retailers and subscribers. Winter scenery from Danby Four Corners leads the nail calendar with national regional views photographed across Vermont. The George Little Press printed the calendar in Burlington, while the engagement book features color covers by David Bredemeier and Hanson Carroll with pages by Norman Maciver and Charles A. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont Life
C. Fred Sullivan
Vermont
Sullivan
Danby Four Corners
Williamstown
Barnet
North Pomfret
Glover
South Strafford
South Woodstock
Thetford
North Troy
Pomfret
Mt. Mansfield
Corinth
Craftsbury
North Kirby
George Little Press
Burlington
Norman Maciver
Charles A. Smith
New Vermont Life
David Bredemeier
Hanson Carroll
McNeil’s Cove
Charlotte
Norwich
Antiques show July 22-24 to aid non-profit center
Final plans announce the 11th annual antiques show to benefit Berkshire Garden Center in Stockbridge Massachusetts at the former Williams High School July 22 to 24 with a July 21 preview party at the center. About 40 exhibitors from nine states will display plants and antiques. luncheon and sandwich bar will be provided by Peg Cosby. Preview patrons may attend at 6 p.m. The show runs 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. The event is organized by Russell Carrell of Salisbury Connecticut with support from local garden clubs and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockbridge
Mass
Berkshire Garden Center
Williams High School
Main Street
G. Frank Lord
Great Barrington
C. Roy Boutard
Peg Cosby
Russell Carrell
Salisbury
Vermonters named to New England council on education
Seven Vermonters join a 30 member advisory council named by the University of Vermont Technical Information Center to guide continuing education for the construction industry. Funded by a three year Kellogg Foundation grant, the group will design and assess programs for northern and southern New England, with future expansion and a southern council planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.E. Council On Construction Industry
Burlington
University of Vermont Technical Information Center
New England Advisory Council
Technical Information Center
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Vermont
Wayland J. Campbell
Dunlap Corp
Vermont Technical Information Center
David C. Pinkham
Marcia Franklin
Advisory Council
New England Center For Continuing Education
New England
Dartmouth MBAs Post $14000 Median Starting Salaries
Dartmouth Amos Tuck School 1971 MBA class of 114 men posted a $14,000 median starting salary, down from 1970. Most accepted roles in industrial or financial firms with 16% in public accounting and finance, 9% in planning systems, 10% in marketing. Big-city accounting and banking salaries averaged $13,900, small-town $12,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Robert Y. Kimball
Tuck
Kimball
Willard Family Reunion Celebrated at Old Deerfield
Old Deerfield Mass. hosts the Willard Family Association 63rd annual reunion on Saturday July 31 at Community Hall with 10 am registration. A Willard of note, Rev Samual Willard, is remembered for his 1807 1829 Old Brick Church pastorate and later writings and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Deerfield
Mass
Willard Family Association of America
Willard
Samual Willard
Old Brick
Mr. Willard
Deerfield
Concord
Simon Willard
Harvard College
Benjamin Franklin
Samual of
Joseph Willard
Harvard
England
Jeremy W. Smith
Prospect St
Shrewsbury
Caverly Administration FightsVAC Over Injustice Claim
In Pittsford on July 13 administrator Theresa Bashaw of Caverly Child Health Center sent a letter to Governor Deane C. Davis detailing what she called a grave injustice. She criticized state funds being directed to a 20 bed unit at Park Street instead of Rutland Hospital's 44 bed unit and alleged coercion toward a merger with VAC. The letter questions committee makeup, funding conditions, and VAC control, noting Caverly’s 36 bed capacity with a waiting list of six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsford
Theresa M. Bashaw
Caverly Child
Vermont Association For the Crippled
VAC
Caverly
Davis
Vermont
Park Street
Rutland Hospital
Caverly’s
Children of
New England colleges form air pollution consortium
Dartmouth College signs on as part of a regional alliance with four other New England institutions and seven Massachusetts universities to coordinate education research and public service on air pollution. Edward S. Brown to serve on the board. Dr. Dade W. Moeller chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern University
Tufts University
University of Massachusetts
Edward S. Brown
Thayer School of Engineering
Dartmouth
New England
The
Con
Air Pollution Control Office
Environmental Protection Agency
North Carolina
California
Gulf Area
New York City
Central Auto Supply Bought as New Rutland Branch
Central Auto Supply Company Inc at 201 Ben Mont Ave has become a new branch for Rutland Auto Supply Co at 140 State St Rutland. Lawrence Johnson manager of the Bennington branch announced the acquisition. Central Auto Supply offers a full automotive parts line including Shat-R Proof windshields. Rutland Auto Supply is an authorized Shat-R Proof windshield jobber produced by Shatterproof Glass Corp of Detroit, the industry’s leading independent maker with nearly 50 years in glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Auto Supply Company, Inc
Ben Mont Ave
Rutland Auto Supply Co
State St
Rutland
Lawrence Johnson
Bennington
Central Auto Supply
Rutland Auto Supply
Shatterproof Glass Corp
Detroit
Youth Power car wash funds aid program in Bennington
Lou Stanley reports Youth Power for Hire washed over 40 cars at a Mammoth Mart car wash to cover telephone and light bills for BROC offices at 310 Main Street. The program seeks teen workers, currently with 22 youths and room for more. contact Stanley at 442-6827 or 442-9519.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Stanley
Youth Power For Hire
Bennington- Rutland Opportunity Council
BROC
Mammoth Mart
Main Street
Stanley
Cost of driving index hits new high in nation
The cost-of-driving index rose to 1550 dollars for one year of driving a 1971 eight cylinder Chevrolet Impala. The AAA Runzheimer study breaks down 425 dollars in variable costs and 1125 dollars in fixed costs per year, with 10,000 miles driven on average. Separate comparisons show fixed and variable costs across 1971 model full sized and compact cars, highlighting higher Chicago area costs. Shell fine Harrisburg turtle sale ban advances as Pennsylvania lawmakers push a 500 dollar fine or 30 days jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
Runzheimer and Company
Rochester
Wis
Chevrolet
Runzheimer
The
Automobile Association
Chicago Area
Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
State House of Representatives
Senate
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Mt. Tabor
MacNeil
John H. Hamlin
Bennington Garden Club
Walter E. Dunham
Bennington Plain Dirt
Nils E. Green
Arlington Garden Club
G. Murray Pierce
Arthur Pierce
Manchester Garden Club
David G. Cooper
Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw and Folley
Clarence J. Douglas
Norwich University
Robert J. Dufresne
Dufresne-Henry Engineering Corporation
North Springfield
Richard B. Frazier
Calcagni, Frazier and
Zajchowski
Robert J. Funk
Frank W. Whitcomb Construction Company
Bellows Falls
Gary B. Warner
Pizzagalli Construction Company
General Contractors
Surance, Retailing, Construction and Engineering Management
Phony
Bracknell
Paul Argrave
Hurst
Argrave
Robert Aiken
Robert Dombro
Billingham
Rose Brennan
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Gurveying
Gerald
Morrissey, Inc
Bennington, Vt
Pratt ST
Monument Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
N.E. Colleges
Sortium
Dade W. Moeller
Harvard University
Kresge Center For Environmental Health
Greenberg's
Wee Bere
Th. Greenberg
Teers
Were
Ortem
Ae Wickes
Frigidaire
North Street
Blue Flame Gas Service
Bennington RD
Agway Petroleum
AGWAY
Hunt St
Max Perrotta
Mgr
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