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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1972

Page

3

Bank Official Volkheimer Moves to Hudson Falls Office

Volkheimer, vice president and Hoosick Falls office manager, will head the Hudson office replacing retiring Thomas Bluten. Assistant VP Hebbard Jr. becomes Hoosick Falls manager. The Albany bank’s announcement notes Volkheimer’s 1954 start and community work, while detailing local farewells and a new barber shop opening in North Bennington.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Henry A. Volkheimer National Commercial Bank & Trust Company the Bank Hudson, N.Y Bank Thomas J. Bluten Harry T. Hebbard Jr Volkheimer

Property transfers in Bennington town records May 3 11

Bennington town clerk records list transfers from May 3 to May 11. Transactions include Joseph G. Miner to Jean Bischoff and Mildred Lane for property on White Chapel Road May 4 and several other parcels across Whipstock Hill, Tinkhan West, Chapel Road, Leech Street, Black Berry Lane, and a shared interest in the Stark Paper Co. and Schonbeck's Hardware sites.

Bennington Joseph G. Miner Jean Bischoff Mildred Lane White Chapel Road Joseph Monica Carcoran Peter B. Hawks Whipstock Hill Edward L. Jr Caroline M. Knapp John Wilkinson Harold Jr Betty Davis Chapel Road Marcelline Fox Ralph A Norma K. Bevis May Leech Street Charles E. Dewey II Leonard E Jane Q. Hurbut Blackberry Lane William R. Scott Ethel McCullough Scott Lucien M Jane R. Hanks Stark Paper Co North Bennington Schonbeck's Hardware Torothy M. Sauer Hiram A Frances M. Blake Coleville Road

Bennington Zoning Board to hear mobile home variance request

Charles Wade of Mountain Town notes Republican Luther Hackett announced as gubernatorial candidate. A variance to allow 13 mobile homes at Mountain View Court off Imperial Avenue will be considered by the Bennington Zoning Board of Adjustment at 7:30 p.m. Thursday May 25 in the town office building. The park, owned by Joseph and Monica Corcoran, has long been involved in zoning disputes. Corcoran claimed 18 trailers were permissible, but agreed to seek a variance after Selectmen pledged support.

Mountain View Court Imperial Avenue Bennington Zoning Board of Adjustment South Street Joseph Monica Corcoran Corcoran

Trailer Park Sale Under Way On North Branch Street

Negotiations are underway to sell Fred Bakers mobile home park on North Branch Street Extension to Jester and Georgia Davis of Bennington. The deal covers 27 acres with about 20 trailers currently on the site.

Fred Baker Mobile Home Park North Branch Street Jester Georgia Davis Bennington

Friendly's opens in Vermont with local roots and bold plans

Bennington welcomes its first Friendly's on South Street on June 2 as the chain expands from Wilbraham Mass. and plans 320 restaurants by April. President Robert Gaudrault says supply from one plant ensures consistent quality, while the company emphasizes environment, nonfranchise control, and employee advancement. He highlights unique items like the Tishamajip and Big Beef alongside ice cream as core offerings.

Friendly Company Gaudrault Bennington Friendly’s Vermont Wilbraham Mass Springfield Maryland Friendly's New Jersey Manchester Dorset Bermington Friendly

Build it yourself The kayak light sturdy and fast

Donald R Brain suggests kayaking as a relaxing way to spend time. The article promises a simple approach to crafting a light sturdy and fast kayak for either a quick hour or a day outing.

Donald R. Brain

Publicity push to prevent cable damage from digging in Vermont

New England Telephone campaigns to prevent buried cable outages after a Vermont incident. Bennington manager Robert A. Paul urges callers to dial 1-800-225-4977 to arrange a location marker before digging. The ad also digresses into a kayak building pattern offer from The Bennington Banner, with instructions and costs.

The New England Telephone Co Ma Bell Paul Vermont New England Telephone

Mid-Town Bowling to Rise in Bennington

Longtime Bennington bowler Pat Chenaille is transforming the vacant Oneida Market building on East Main Street into a 12-lane candlepin alley named Mid-Town Bowling. Renovation funds come from building owner William H. Morse, with Ed Russel Inc. supplying and installing the wooden lanes and five-year-old automatic pinsetters. Projected opening by end of June aims to revive candlepins in the area and attract leagues by next fall.

Bennington Oneida East Main Street Pat, Chenaille Chenaille William H. Morse Cenaille Andover Mass Ed Russel Inc New England Midae

Vallotti Moves Real Estate Office to Shaftsbury Site

Local realtor John A. Vallotti moves his business from Bennington to Shaftsbury converting a restaurant and service station into a gift shop and real estate office. He recently bought the Route 7 property owned by Trenor Elwell, with renovations to finish in about a month. Vallotti’s former North Street location has been leased to the state Social Welfare Department. Trenor Elwell, long-time Shaftsbury service station operator, will continue restoring antique autos on his property west of the new office.

North Bennington Friday North Village John Peckham Hall Street Morris Main Street Sage City Syndicate Holdings Peckham Robert Peckham Royal Barber School Schenectady U.S. Navy Hoosick Area New Putnam Memorial Hospital Volkheimer Caral State University College Geneseo Stephin Hoosick Falls Central School Weat Hoosick Hoosick Falls Shaftsbury John A. Vallotti Hennington Vallotti Route 7 Trenor Elwell Valloth North St State Department of Social Welfare

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