CVPS chief backs energy plan at Rutland meeting
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation president James E. Griffin praised President Carter energy policy at a Rutland stockholders meeting. 1976 profits rose to 7.478 million with 13.8 percent revenue growth, boosted by rate changes and higher electricity sales to industrial and domestic customers. Griffin noted CVPS led adoption of energy program specifics and highlighted Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. stake, with forecasts of further sales increases later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Carter
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
James E. Griffin
Griffin
Vermont
CVPS
Deborah Goff
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
New England
Vermont Yankee
Preston Leete Smith
Sherburne
Sherburne Corporation
Killington Ski Area
Shaftsbury Property Transfers Recorded in April
Shaftsbury town clerk recorded multiple property transfers during April. Transactions include private sales within Shaftsbury, gifts to the state of Vermont, and parcels in Shaftsbury to individuals and organizations, with prices and acreages noted. Notable entries involve Richard and Clara Timmerman, Armas Liljeberg, United Counseling Service, and Bennington Friends of Retarded Children Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Richard T
Clara M. Timmerman
Sedgley Drive
Elroy Coffin
Harmon
Ida A. Saunders
Winter Park
Fla
Edward Saunders
Orlando
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children Inc
Bennington
United Counseling Service
Bennington County
Jeffrey L
Erika Place
David Crowell
Charles E. Dewey
East Road
State of Vermont
Catamount Caps Manufacturing Shows Local Growth
Catamount Cap Manufacturing Company on Burgess Road, Bennington, founded by Ed Freschette in 1967, now makes aluminum and wood camper caps for pickups. With help from his sons Jim and Tom, the firm sells mainly to wholesalers, serves Maine through New York, and averages 50 caps weekly while employing eight people. The business is part of the Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce, which also notes new member Rain Barrel Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catamount Cap Manufacturing Company
Burgess Road
Ed Freschette
Bennington
Catamount
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Jim
Tom
Catamount Caps
Greater Bennington
Dorothy Loomis Promoted at First Vermont Bank
Dorothy Loomis rises through the bank starting at First Vermont in December 1958. She held roles from savings teller to mortgage loan area after officer training. A Bennington High School graduate, she furthered studies at St. Joseph Business College and Southern Vermont College and completed banking courses. She is active in community affairs and resides with her husband and four children at 8 Margaret Lane, Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington High School
St. Joseph Business College
Southern Vermont College
American Institute of Banking
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North Bennington
Woolmington
Dan
Wendell
Smith
Sherburne Town Republica
Rutland County Republican Committee
Vermont State Republican Committee
The
Proctor Trust Company
Vermont Environmental Board
Governor’s Committee On Land Use
Killington
United States
Dorothy W. Carruth
Clinton, Mass
Harold L. Durgin
Rutland Savings Bank
Allen O. Eaton
Ropes and Gray
Boston
Mass
Robert J. Holden
Fairdale Farms, Inc
R. DeWitt Mallary
Fairlee
L. Douglas Meredith
Holmes H. Whitmore
Jones and Lamson
Springfield
Richard E. Ide
E.t.&h.k. Ide Inc
St. Johnsbury
Robert P. Bliss Jr
S.S. Watson Co., Inc
St. Albans
Fred W. Yeadon Jr
R.D
Harwood Hill
East Arlington
Yardstick
Louise Price
Sue Niles
Putnam Square
Catamount Caps Manufacturing
GBCC
Rain Barrel Restaurant
Bill and
Carol Zito
Glenn Comar
Harte Agency
Charissa Harte
Comar
North Adams State College
Maryland School of Insurance
Finast
Robert Sansville
BenMont Ave
Dorothy Loomis
Bank
Dorothy C. Loomis
Bilco
America
Depot Street
Entury
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