Area photographers win awards at Vermont convention
Photographers from Bolton and surrounding areas earned top honors at the 44th Vermont Professional Photographers convention held at Bolton Valley Lodge. Albert Krawczyk of Bennington won Best in Show for Stop Over, plus a first place in black and white and two second places. Joel Fowart of North Bennington received the National Award plaque for outstanding services to professional photography, with a history of leadership in the Vermont association and New England groups. Officers for 1973 74 were installed, including Betsy Melvin as president and Tor Emrich as first vice president.
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Vermont
Bolton Valley Lodge
Albert Krawczyk
Joel Fowart
North Bennington
Professional Photographers By America
Towart
Vermont Association
VPP
PPA of
New England
Vhe New England Association
Clifford Patch
Randolph
Vermont Ppa
William Andrick
Hoosick Falls
Betsy Melvin
Essex Center
Tor Emrich
Jay
Richard Robear
Willistin
Margaret Rother
Middlebury
Bernice Burnham
Waterbury
Central Vermont CVPS weekly electric output rises
The Rutland based Central Vermont Public Service Corp reports week ending May 18 output at 40,541,600 kWh, up 1,787,300 kWh or 6.08 percent from last year. Year to date production stands at 756,454,000 kWh, up 0.21 percent from the prior year.
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Rutland — Electric
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Bankers Set Annual Parley in N H at The Balsams
The Vermont Bankers Association will hold its annual convention at The Balsams Dixville Notch from June 28 to July 1. Speakers include U S Rep Richard Mallary Dr Paul Nadler and Robert Lathrop with division meetings by banking groups and a committee election for 1973 1974. Golf and tennis events precede the banquet.
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Stanley Works declares 21 cent dividend
NEW BRITAIN Conn The board of directors of the Stanley Works this week declared a quarterly dividend of 21 cents a share on common stock announced by Donald W Davis president The dividend is payable June 29 stockholders of record at the close of business June This is the 87th consecutive dividend on common stock declared by the Stanley Works.
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New Britain, Conn
The
Stanley Works
Donald W. Davis
Carman
Counterculture challenges business idea of success
UPI report on Dale Tarnowieski’s study for the American Management Association finds major shifts in the meaning of success. Interviews with 7,200 people show a move away from money as success toward personal fulfillment, with many rejecting pressure to conform and noting generational changes in ethics.
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Dale Tarnowieski
American Management Association
Tarnowieski
United Press International
AMA
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