Garrison Receives Two-Week Stay to Plan Payments
The Garrison Printing Division of North Bennington gains an additional two weeks to prepare a comprehensive creditor payment plan under Chapter II bankruptcy. BCIC spokesman John H. Williams notes the company remains in the same position as after the April filing, with possible outcomes including a reorganization plan acceptance or a further extension leading to liquidation if creditors deem progress unlikely. Plant manager George Smith cites $800,000 in current business and $200,000 in prepaid inventory, but insufficient working capital, exploring state loans, private banking, or a larger company acquisition to fund operations. The Vermont Industrial Building Authority may loan guarantees if private funds are pledged. since 1964 the state has lent about $2.4 million with roughly $600,000 repaid by mid-1970.
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Kelton Miller
Garrison Printing Division
North Bennington
Bennington County Industrial Corp
BCIC
John H. Williams
Williams
Garrison
George Smith
Smith
Vermont Industrial Building Authority
VIBA
Antique and Classic Car Meet Set for Stowe Aug 20 23
The 14th annual Antique and Classic Car Meet at Stowe Vermont runs August 20 to 23 with the Vermont Automobile Enthusiasts and Stowe Area Association predicting the largest turnout yet. More than 200 cars attended last year and weekend events include a Mt Mansfield trip, Stagecoach Road parade with costume judging, a roast beef dinner, film of the 1968 meet, trophies in 10 classes, and a new flea market for antique auto parts. Contact Dave Salembier at Stowe Area Association for details.
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Stowe Area
Mt. Mansfield
Stagecoach Road
Dave Salembier
Stowe Area Association
Blanching a Must for Freezing Vegetables Says Extension Agent
Homemaker's Notes explains blanching is essential for non acid vegetables before freezing to stop enzymic changes, preserving flavor and texture. Fruits do not require blanching. wash, prep, and freeze in sugar or syrup. Extension bulletin Freezing Fruits and Vegetables available free from the office or by phone.
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South St
National Life promotes two to vice presidents in changes
National Life Insurance Company in Montpelier announces promotions of two officers to vice presidents. Max W. Hittle, formerly assistant vice president in the agency department, and Dr. William R. Schillhammer Jr., chief medical director, receive the vice president titles. Five staff members are elected to officer status: Christopher E. Martin and Ronald J. Dupont from the investment department. Russell D. Coburn from the controller’s department. Joseph E. Elstner from the agency department. and Robert J. Satink from the treasurer’s department.
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Montpelier
National Life Insurance Company
Max W. Hittle
William R. Schillhammer Jr
Christopher E. Martin
Ronald J. Dupont
Russell D. Coburn
Joseph E. Elstner
Robert J. Satink
Rebellion on Maine coast mussels and clams overeat
SWAN'S ISLAND Maine vacation turns into a marine influenced revolt as a hermit crab like host lures with shells and a sea life lab. The narrator rebels on day six after beachside chow of clams and mussels, cooking a garlicky meat sauce for pasta.
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Maine
van Nostrand
Averell Brown to lead BROC board in Bennington Rutland area
Averell Brown, a Vermont Legal Aid attorney, was elected president of the Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council at its annual meeting in Manchester W. The 27 directors include long-time members Rabbi Solomon Golberg and Tom Quinn of Rutland, plus 18 new appointees from Bennington and Rutland counties representing local agencies and programs such as United Counseling Service, Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce, Rutland Planned Parenthood, and Head Start centers. The board reflects federal community action guidelines with nine reps from private, public, and low income sectors and term limits for private and low income members.
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Manchester
W. Averell Brown
Vermont
Bennington
Bennington-Rutland
Opportunity Council
Brown
Ellen G. Knapp
Zion Episcopal Church
Rutland
The
James Louve
United Counseling Service
Brooks Robbins
Dorset
Dorset Nursing Association
Gerald Raftery
Sunderland
Arlington Day Car
William J. Haynes
Greater Bennington
Bennington youth suspended sentence for hotel damage
Christopher J. Carpenter, 19, of Bennington, was sentenced in Bennington District Court for two counts of breach of the peace by destruction of property at the Putnam Hotel and The Bennington Banner office on April 9. One-year suspended sentence to St. Albans Correctional Facility with probation, payment of cooperation with treatment program required. The second charge was dropped.
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Christopher J. Carpenter
Bennington
Putnam Hotel
Rebekahs Hold Picnic With Vermont Leaders Visit
Delegation from Excelsior Rebekah Lodge 25 Manchester Depot attended a picnic and lodge meeting at Betty Kamber's home. Guests came from Ludlow and Jacksonville. Attending were Vermont assembly president Mrs Barbara Hislop of Plymouth and District 1 deputy president Mrs Ina Damon of Bennington. A social hour followed.
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Bennington
Excelsior Rebekah Lodge
Manchester Depot
Betty Kamber
Ludlow
Jacksonville
Vermont Assembly
Barbara Hislop
Plymouth
Ina Damon
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Elizabeth K. Dollard
Bennington Aviation Inc
Dollard
Bennington County
Mark Hamilton
Hamilton
Stowe
Vermont Automobile Enthusiasts
Marshall
England
UPI
Sodom Lane
City of Sin
Stourbridge
Bennington Brief
U.S. Army Training Center
Ft. Knox
Robert A. Sausville Jr
Dewey St
Kevin R. Dunican
Sandra
BenMont Ave
Wenith
Stereos
E.T. Williams Hunt ST
Dee Deran Orchestra
House and Lodges
Drysdale’s
Imaidenform
Homemaker’s Notes
Marion S. Harris County Extension
UVM
Swan’s Island
Euell Gibbon
Mainland
Averell Brown
BROC
Knapp
Solomon Golberg
City of
Tom Quinn
Grace Anderson
Pittsford
Malcolm Graham
Castleton
Edward Geyer
Robert West
Deane C. Davis
Jack Darton
Rutland Planned Parenthood
Emile Rondeau
Rutland Central Labor Council
Virginia Heck
Clair O'Leary
Department of Social Welfare
Richard Marceau
Brandon
Philip Ryan
Manchester Center
Vivian Caron
Michael Carroll
Myla Hall
Fair Haven
Portunities
Bomoseen
Scott Marechaux
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Beryl Clairmont
Martin O'Dell
Irene Mahoney
Marion Farrell
Sugar Maple
Carpenter
Triple “‘S
Grand Union Empire
Nat Donala
N. Branch St
Rebekahs
Nichols
Oghton Shore
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