Prouty Faces Grocers On Unit Pricing Plan
U S Senator Winston L. Prouty of Vermont may be pressed by Vermont Retail Grocers' Association members at their May 17 meeting at the Tavern Motor Inn about unit or dual pricing in food stores. The bill, backed by Sen Gaylord Nelson, would require price per unit alongside package price, drawing opposition from independent retailers worried about costs and small business hardship. Prouty may also discuss his compromise plan for a rail passenger service and a satellite based international communications system financed by stock sales. The day includes the Grocers' Credit Union annual meeting and the grocer association business session with officer reports and director elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
U.S
Winston L. Prouty
R.vt
Vermont Retail Grocers’ Association
Tavern Motor Inn
Sen. Prouty
Senate Commerce Committee
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Carl R. Smith
Rutland
Grocers Association
Smith
Alhough
Vermont
Prouty
Senate
COMAT
National Rail Passenger Corp
Vt. Grocers’ Credit Union
Grocer Association
Edward S. Farnum
Manchester
Ernest Hurst
Greensboro
New Plants To Be Offered At Lenox Sale
Hancock Mass May 20 Lenox Garden Club Plant Bazaar at Shaker Village offers new annuals. Co chairs Mrs George Denny and Mrs Terry Hallock announce All America Medal zinnias Wild Cherry and Rosy Future in small flats. Moonshot yellow marigold and new petunias dwarf impatients pink geraniums chrysanthemums herbs on porch and in barn. Proceeds benefit conservation and community projects. lunch noon to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Mass
Lenox Garden Club
George Denny
Terry Hallock
County Realtors Meet Discuss Legislation
The Bennington County Board of Realtors May meeting at Heritage House drew many from Manchester and surrounding areas. Plans for Realtors Week May 17 to 24 were discussed along with two Montpelier bills affecting real estate licensing and environmental control. Rep. Caracciola outlined rate hikes and new staffing for the real estate commission, while Rep. Miller described H 417 as a complex land development bill needing time to clarify its application. The July meeting will be in Manchester.
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Bennington
Montpelier
Joseph J. Caracciola
Real Estate Commission
Kelton B. Miller
Shaftsbury
Rep. Miller
Miller
Manchester
Bridal Consultant Earns Certificate in Atlanta
At a three day Resident Class seminar held in Atlanta Georgia last month a bridal consultant completed the program and received a certificate for professional credentialing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Allen
Atkins & Gould Jewelers
Atlanta
Jerry Connors
The
National Bridal Service
Bennington Grad Named National Nursing Head
Bennington College graduate Hildegard E Peplau Ed D interim executive director of the Lan Nurses Association elected association president at the ANA 47th convention in Miami Beach Fla The Vermont Association for the Blind meets May 21 in Rutland with Harry Eddington presiding Dr Rupert A Chittick becomes executive secretary The ANA serves nearly 200000 members The article also notes Peplaus career at Rutgers Teachers College and Bennington College and details a bridal consultant seminar by National Bridal Service Inc in Bennington
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Miami Beach
Fla
Bennington College
Hildegard E. Peplau
Lan Nurses’ Association
ANA
Rutland
Vermont Association For the Blind
Bardwell
Harry Eddington
Bennington
Rupert A. Chittick
Waterbury
Vermont
Peplau
Rutgers
State University of New Jersey
Newark
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
Kay Allen
Atkins and Gould Jewelers
National Bridal Service, Inc
United States
Canada
NBS
Commercial Manager Named For Vermont Telephones
New England Telephone names Vermont district commercial manager. Charles S. Simard of Worcester becomes head for Vermont, succeeding William H. Kelley who moves to Providence area. Simard, Auburn Maine native, joined NE Telephone in 1965 and has held multiple posts in Portland Springfield Worcester and Boston. He holds a 1965 UMaine business degree and will reside with wife Barbara Rider at 80 Austin Drive Burlington with offices in Burlington.
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Burlington
David W. Simard
Worcester
Mass
New England Telephone
Vermont
Simard
William H. Kelley
Providence, R.I
Auburn
Maine
Portland
Springfield
Boston
Edward Little High School
University of Maine
Mer Barbara Rider
Needham, Mass
Austin Drive
Bennington Records Transfers Between May First and Fourteenth
Mary Hodeck reports transfers in Bennington from May 1 to 14 including property changes on River and Depot streets Elm Street Squaw Hill Burgess Road Morgan Street Extension Silk Road County Street Chapel Middle Pownal Road Beech Scott Street Gore Road. Transfers involve residents of Bennington and nearby towns, including Union Carbide Corp and notable property lines.
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Mary Hodeck
Breard H. Hawks
Christopher Andrus
Bennington
River
Depot Streets
John P
Helen K. Proud
Lois L. Feenan
Elm Street
James J
Joan H. Myers
Ralph W
Patricia L. Becker
Squaw Hill
Wallace E
Effie B. Mattison
Douglas
Susanne Saunders
Burgess Road
Robert E
Margaret A. Ames
Donald Lorom
Pownal
Morgan Street
T. Garry Buckley
Thomas and
Elizabeth Shine
Silk Road
Linden J
Patricia A. Parrish
Cecilia G. Davis
County Street
Arthur and
Lillian
Watson
Donald E
Mary L. Garren
Chapel Road
John C
Catherine P. Bahan
Robert G
Beverly N. Cummings
Middle Pownal Road
Milo J
Julanne M. Mears
Richard and
Luella R. Root
Beech Street
Leo E
Beatrice L. Gauthier
Ernest N
Margaret Gauthier
George M. Fienberg
Alice N. Chase
Union Carbide Corp
New York City
Scott Street
Freamon E. Becker
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Lenox Sale
Bennington Grad
National Nursing
Association For
Pottstown
Hospital School of Nursing
Vermont Telephones
England
U.S.A
Cuprionics
Hoosick, N. Y
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
Scott's Turf Builder
Scott's
Imperial
Rollers
Egorgmy Auto Stores Inc
Dunt Department Store
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Bradford alelUh
Monument Plaza
Leo E. and
Leo E. Gauthier Jr
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Coleman Fuel
ALL Ladies
Wentzel
SALE
M&a M
Castile
Permenant Press
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