Aquatec opens Burlington corporate office in Vermont
Aquatec Inc a major New England aquatic and environmental consulting firm opens its Burlington corporate offices with branches in Montpelier and New Bedford Mass The Essex Junction trio Starbuck Slayton and Kolvoord incorporators lead a 20 plus staff lab and fleet of research boats AQUATEC will offer oceanographic ecological consulting water quality surveys and total environmental research services for government industry and private clients
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Burlington
New England
Aquatec Inc
South Burlington
Montpelier
New Bedford
Mass
George W. Starbuck
Starbuck
Aquatec
Robert A. Slayton
Starbuck, Slayton
Philip A. Kolvoord
Essex Junction
Webster-Martin Inc
Webster- Martin
Berkley and Veller Open Stowe Real Estate Office
Berkley and Veller Realtors announced the acquisition of a Stowe office expanding northern Vermont presence. The Wilmington based firm will use Stowe as its northern headquarters linking to a regional computer network and new Mount Snow airport access. No opening date set, planning within 30 days.
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Berkley and Veller
Stowe Office
Wilmington — Berkley & Veller Realtors
Vermont
Stowe
Jack Berkley
Southern
Wilmington
Berkley & Weller
Northern
Berkley
Mount Snow
Jack Weller
Governor's Commission On Environmental Control
Windham Regional Planning and Development Commission
Dover
Southeastern Vermont Board of Realtors
Vermont Association of Boards of Realtors
Wilmington Planning Commission
Regional Planning Commission
Vermont National Bank
New Technology and Environment Topic for Watershed Council
The Connecticut River Watershed Council hosts its 18th annual meeting on May 8 in Woodstock Mass focusing on Protecting Our Environment Through New Technology. Ellsworth S. Grant outlines valley activities. Sydney Howe of the Conservation Foundation speaks on technology aiding the environment. panelists include William Podolny of Pratt and Whitney and Finn Hall of AVCO discussing fuel cells and magnetohydrodynamics. A 23 minute Aqua Chem film Water Makers будет shown along with pollution-control systems. Registration is $5 with luncheon. advance reservations to CRWC, P.O. Box 89, Greenfield MA 01301.
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Farmington River
Council
Grant
Aqua- Chem Inc
CRWC
P.O
Main St
Greenfield
Mass
The Lighter Side: Power Use Schedule Aims to Prevent Shortages
Washington dispatch notes a UPI item urging voluntary electricity conservation this summer to avert brownouts and blackouts. A humorous 24 hour schedule assigns nominal tasks by surname groups to balance peak demand and avoid overloads.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Power Commission
Vermont libraries mark 75th diamond anniversaries
Thirty four Vermont libraries celebrate 75 years since their 1895 establishment funded by legislation and grants from the Vermont Library Commission. The libraries, now information centers for their communities, remain active through interlibrary loan networks and continued local support.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Vermont Library Commission
Free Public Library Service
Andover
Barton
Canaan
Chittenden
Georgia
Groton
Granville
Hardwick
Hyde Park
Island Pond
Isle LaMotte
Johnson
Lunenburg
Lyndon
Marshfield
Montgomery
Northfield
Poultney
Ripton
Rochester
Ryegate
Sharon
Shelburne
Sheldon
South Hero
Stamford
Stockbridge
Sutton
Walden
Waterville
Westford
West Windsor
Wilmington
Woodbury
Berkshire Art Association Spring Show Opens April in Pittsfield
The 16th Berkshire Art Association regional spring exhibition opens April 5 at the Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield Massachusetts. Six Southern Vermont Center entrants display works in oil watercolor with three cash prizes and three honorable mentions. Judge Stanley Bate, Craryville New York, also having a solo Albany show, will judge. Public reception Sunday April 5 at 2 30 p.m. Exhibition runs to May 5 with free admission.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Art Association
Berkshire Museum
Southern Vermont Art Center
Man
Chester
Edward L. Robbins
BAA
Bennington Transfers Town Clerk Reports March Transfers
Bennington transfers filed by Town Clerk Mary Hodeck cover March 19 through 26. On March 23 Michael J. Hogan Jr as executor transferred property on Adams Street to Edward H. Holden and Gale M. Holden. Also on March 23 Henry Kuiken and Ella E. Kuiken transferred property on U.S.7 near Monument Avenue Extension to Raymond E. Stifano. A Cincinnati UPS report notes two would-be burglars opened a door at a building but fled after dogs barked, mistakenly entering a dog kennel.
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Mary Hodeck
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Helen H. Haher
Edward H
Gale M. Holden
Bennington
Adams Street
School Streets
Henry
Ella E. Kuiken
Raymond E. Stifano
Pownal
Cincinnati
UPI
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Hamrick Hall
Champlain College
Freeman- Free- Freeman - Aredete
Freeman, French and Freeman
C. Bader Brouillette
Aquatic’ Consultants
Open
Jack Veller
Johnson — Carper
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Triple
Grand Union
Catamount
Robert S. Outwater
Benmont Ave
St. Johnsbury Record Dist
ST. Johnsbury, VT
Watershed Council
Hall
Ben Franklin
Central Vermont Public Service
Berkshire
Richard Clark
Thomas Reilly Dibble
Peru
Lea Ehrich
Arlington
Arthur
U.S.7
Monument Avenue
Qurveying
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
North Bennington Road
IL Leh
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Ciscoun
Egorsmy Autostores
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