Electrical Contractors Elect New Officers
Vermont Electrical Contractors Association members at the Sugarbush Inn heard U S Representative Robert T Stafford report on Congress. A 1967 68 budget of 7100 was adopted and Earle Bishop noted the licensing bill would be taken up by the Vermont Senate in January. Retiring president Lewis Baldwins passed the gavel to Harold Johnson. Lyman Anderson was named treasurer Peter Brooks vice president and Thomas J Carpenter re elected secretary. Carpenter received a plaque for dedicated service. Raymond Tougas won a watch as Vermont s outstanding electrical apprentice. Baldwins Jolivette were re elected directors. Anderson and Fred Tyler were elected to three year terms.
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Warren
Vermont Electrical Contractors Association
Sugarbush Inn
U.S
Robert T. Stafford
Congress
Stafford
House
House Committee On
Powell
Dodd
Lewis Baldwins
Springfield
Harold Johnson
Bellows Falls
Lyman Anderson
Rutland
Peter Brooks
Dorset
Thomas J. Carpenter
VECA
Carpenter
Raymond Tougas
Burlington
Vermont
Department of Industrial Relations
Richard Jolivette
Bennington
Fred Tyler
Arlen Smith
Stowe
Tom Cochrane
Manchester
Boutique Opens at Stratton Mountain Inn
A colorful boutique opened Thursday at Stratton Mountain Inn drawing many local women who enjoyed try ons and tea. Hostess Mrs. Joanne Clark, wife of hotel manager David Clark, led the afternoon event.
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Stratton
Joanne Lars
Madeline Mettey
Manchester
Stratton Ma ii Ow
Clerk
Cris
Stratton Mountain Inn
Joanne Clark
David Clark
Five Flys To Expand Businesses In Manchester And Hoosick
Five Flys To Expand Businesses in Manchester and Hoosick New York will enlarge both locations with bigger kitchens and more seating. The Manchester site will double restaurant space and add a full kitchen, while Hoosick adds 2000 square feet for a short order kitchen, 200 seats, and a larger dance floor. Completion is slated by Labor Day. Tony Perry will supervise with assistants Joanna Dillmann Jones and Connie Ahrens. Madeline Mettey of Manchester and New York City is buyer. The lobby shop features a varied fashion and craft selection, with Vermont leather goods and Bennington Potters items, plus a fashion show at Equinox House today.
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Manchester
Five Flys, Inc
Hoosick
N.Y
Bennington
Tony Perry
Five Flys
Perry
Joanna Dillmann Jones
Rawsonville
Connie Ahrens
South Londonderry
Madeline Mettey
New York City
Mexico
Vermont
Marjorie Sargent
Man
Chester
Vermont Leathers
Mettey
Kennard Stephenson
Lynette Mettey
Lori Syrkin
Equinox House
Oxygen fire tragedy spurs Detroit volunteer memory
In DETROIT, Marvin Butler recalls the 1961 oxygen fire that killed Virgil Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee. Butler, who volunteered for a 35 day oxygen-filled capsule test, says the danger was known but not fully grasped.
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Detroit
UPI
Virgil Grissom
Edward White
Roger Chaffe
Marvin Butler
Butler
Air Force
Woodstock Firm Computerizes Vermont Real Estate Market
The Vermont Real Estate Clearing House a Woodstock firm announces computerization of the state market. Buyers can use an IBM 360 to match listings statewide starting July 1 with a Personal Program option. The service charges brokers for listing reduction and affords buyers up to five matches per application.
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Woodstock
Vermont
Vermont Real Estate Clearing House, Inc
Harry L. Ames
Vermont Real Estat Nearing House
Ames
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Earle Bishop
Vermont Senate
Public Service Corporation
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Abe Tame
John M. Moore
Arlington
Hodgson
Griffin Electric Co., Inc
Main St
E.A. Garneau
East Arlington
Jerry Tyler
Thurlow Sales
Wallingford, Vt
Bennington Roofing CO
Hillsive
Slate
Dial
Bennington, Vermont
Dartmouth
Montpelier
Clearing House
J.D. Laughlin
Darthmouth
Vic
James Weston Wright
James Humphry Jr
Wright
Windsor County
Humphry
Timeshare Corporation of
Hanover
N.H
Main Street
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Bennington, VT
Bellemare & Sons
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