Land-West and CLA Merge to Expand New England Real Estate Network
Land-West Inc of Boston announced its acquisition of majority interest in Country Living Associates of New York. The merger creates a 33-office network offering land investment, recreation property, and executive home finding with expanded services for New York area relocations. Robert Knight becomes CLA manager as existing staff stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Land-West Inc
New England
Country Living Associates
Greater
New York
Land-West
CLA
Thomas B. Gannett
Woods
Land- West
Robert Knight
Gannett
New Jersey
Connecticut
Madison Avenue
Kilby Street
Zenith Hearing Aid Corps names dealer in Bennington
The Zenith Hearing Aid Corp. appoints Kenneth A. Beauchemin and the Bennington Hearing Aid Center as authorized Zenith dealers in southern Vermont. Beauchemin brings 15 years in the field, is National Hearing Aid Society certified, formerly presided over Pittsfield Hearing Aid Center, Inc., and will run offices at 449 Main St. Bennington with his wife managing. The family plans to move from Pittsfield, with Rhett in the Navy Medical Corps and Mark in school in Pomfret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith Hearing Aid Corp
Kenneth A. Beauchemin
Bennington
Beauchemin
National Hearing Aid Society
Massachusetts Hearing Aid Society
Pittsfield Hearing Aid Center, Inc
Pittsfield
Mass
Main St
Rhett
U.S. Navy Medical Corps
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Mark
Pomfret
Conn
Vermont Heart Association Elects Two Leaders at Woodstock Inn
Woodstock Inn hosted the Vermont Heart Association annual meeting electing John E. Mazuzan Jr. and James E. Griffin as president and board chairman. Mazuzan, a Burlington physician, directs regional medical affairs at UVM and leads CPR training statewide. Griffin, Rutland executive, VP of Central Vermont Public Service, previously chaired the 1968 69 heart campaign and serves on the association’s finance and executive committees. Other officers named include Thomas Gibson president-elect and William O Rourke vice president with Mrs. Frank Clifford as secretary and Bradford Smith as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
John E. Mazuzan Jr
Burlington
James E. Griffin
Rutland
The
Vermont Heart Association
Woodstock Inn
Griffin
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Vermont Heart State
Thomas C. Gibson
M.D
William A. O’rourke, Jr
Frank A. Clifford
Ira
Bradford N. Smith
Gary Button
Woodford
Key Heart Fund
Vermont Whey Pollution Cure Funded By Regions Grant
The New England Regional Commission approves a 167500 supplemental grant to Vermont to demonstrate converting cheese whey waste into edible dry whey. The project, with total cost 2 049 900, includes 832120 federal funds and 1050280 local bond, aiding Georgia Vermont to build a whey drying plant and curb stream pollution from the dairy industry. The move aims to avoid costly conventional treatment and create a marketable product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Regional Commission
State of
Vermont
Regional Commission
Deane C. Davis
Federal State Agency
Commission
Federal Water Quality Administration
Department of the Interior
Georgia
Keene State Ups Tuition
Keene State College will raise non-resident tuition to 1250 for 1970-1971, effective Sept 1, while in-state tuition stays at 530. President Dr. Leo F. Redfern said the hike, approved by UNH Board of Trustees, follows state law tying tuition to per-student costs and debt service on state funded construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene State College
Leo F. Redfern
KSC
University of New Hampshire Board of Trustees
New Hampshire
UNH
Durham
Keene and
Plymouth
League Presses Split of Development and Military Aid
The Bennington League of Women Voters calls for separating U S development aid from military assistance in law and administration. President Lucy Wilson Benson notes aid should pursue long term development goals with donor recipient partnership, favor multilateral channels, and multi year funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington League of Women Voters
National League
U.S
Lucy Wilson Benson
League of Women
League
Future League
World Bank
U.N
Made
Peterson
Benson
Swim Lessons Begin Monday at Town-Y Pool
The first two week session starts Monday June 22 with instructors David Ordway Erlon Bucky Broomhall and Peter LeGrand all YMCA Leader-Examiners. Classes run Shark and Flying Fish 9, Fish 9:30, Minnow 10, 10:30 and 11, Polliwog and Life Saving at 11. Minnow is for beginners who finished first grade. Polliwog for those entering Kindergarten or first grade. No charge. advance registration at pool or YMCA office. Sponsored by Bennington Park & Recreation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town-Y Pool
David Ordway
Erlon
Bucky” Broomhall
Peter LeGrand
YMCA
Bennington Park & Recreation Commission
Meredith To Review New England Economy for Council
John L. Meredith, president of the Corp., opens a three day New England Agricultural Economics Council session at Johnson State College June 22 24. Registration starts 2 p.m. Monday with Meredith speaking at 7 30 p.m. in Bentley Hall. Dale Hathaway MSU will address Agricultural Economics in the 1970s at 9 a.m. Tuesday. Other speakers include John Bragg UMASS and John P H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
L. Douglas Meredith
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
New England
National Economy
New England Agricultural Economics Council
Johnson State College
Department of Agricultural Economics
University of Vermont
Meredith
Bentley Hall
American Agricultural Economics Association
Dale Hathaway
Michigan State
John H. Bragg
Department of Agricultural and Food Economics
University of Massachusetts
John P.H
UVM Accepts Major Grants at June Board Meeting
The University of Vermont Board of Trustees acknowledged over $900,000 in teaching and research grants at the June meeting. Most funds are restricted by donor or agency terms for specific projects. A list notes a grant from the Vermont Department of Education totaling $2,849.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont Board of Trustees
State of Vermont Department of Education
Mechanicville visits and Wilmington area moves in brief
White Creek residents visit the Al Pepe family in Mechanicville while Douglas Niles of Newport News stays with his mother Mabel Niles and returns to Virginia for an extended stay. Debby Dockum visits the John Tudor home. Then a roundup of education and research funding from federal agencies and universities, listing dozens of named scholars and grants, followed by a San Francisco gun holdup at police headquarters where $10,000 bail money is taken by a masked robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bouplon
Maida Bascombe
al Pepe
Mechanicville
Douglas Niles
Newport News
Mabel Niles
San Francisco
UPI
Richard Norton
Hall of Justice
Arlington Agent Completes Insurance Course
Robert D. Hill of East Arlington is a local representative for Mutual of Omaha and United of Omaha. He completed a comprehensive insurance course at the National Sales Training Center in Pittsburgh, preparing him for a health insurance representative career. Hill is with the Gordon McCown Agency, general agency for Mutual and United in Manchester, New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Robert D. Hill
East Arlington
Mutual of Omaha
United of Omaha
National Sales Training Center
Pittsburgh
Hill
Gordon McCown
Mutual
United
Manchester
N.H
Also Mentioned on This Page
New England Land Investors
Department of Employment Security
George Jones
George
North St
Bertha Brayman
Margaret Ahrent
Susan Crawford
Frances Shoemaker
Department of Education
Heart Association
Mazuzan
Roger W. Mann
Jeffersonville
Vermont- New Hampshire Society of Anesthesiology
University of Vermont College of Medicine
William B. Franke
Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce
Ethan Allen National Bank
Public Works and Economic Development Act
Main Street
Pratt ST
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
Keene
Keene, N.H
N.E. Economy For Agriculture Council
UVM
Eleanor Niles
Thomas Gene
U.S. Transportation Department
M.W. Perrine
Psychology
U.S. Public Health Service
William H. Luginbuhl
Health Professions
Ethan Sims
Department of Medicine
William A Tisdale
U. S. Public Health Service
Burton S. Tabakin
Martin Kuehne
Chemistry Department
Charles M. Poser
John Thanassi
Norman Alpert
U. S. Army
Warren Schaeffer
Frank Preble
Civil Defense
National Aeronautics
U.S. Labor Dept
Richard Does
Testing Service Office
U.S. Office of Education
Alan Wheeler
Education Department
J.H. Winslow
Gould Water
H.greenberg
Pawel GU
Ding Wapalies
COVE
Contemporary
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Aluminum
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