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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1975

Page

6

Bennington Bookshop Expands Office Products Center

Bennington Bookshop, led by Jay and Joan Zwynenburg, opened a 3,000 square foot office-products center behind the Main Street store on Pleasant Street. The new space adds an office furniture showroom, machines area, general supplies, and a drafting instruments sub department. Construction was planned with contractor John Wilkinson, featuring walnut paneling and early American decor. The expansion follows steady 30 year growth and downtown redevelopment optimism.

Jay Joan Zwynenburg Bennington Bookshop Pleasant Street Zwynenburg John Wilkinson Homestead M Jay

Spotlight on BOC Harlan Lewellyn career gardener pioneer

Harlan Lewellyn, Bennington Opportunity Council garden coordinator, grew up in Norwich and Plainfield New Hampshire and trained at the Thompson School of Applied Science UNH. He led Bennington’s community garden program, aided 2200 New Hampshire families state-wide, 375 in Bennington County, and seeks to expand a self-running model with local coordinators and BOC support. He plans long term garden planning, outreach, and recruiting volunteers while noting garden help for low income and senior participants.

Harlan Lewellyn Bennington Opportunity Council Norwich Plainfield N.H Thompson School of Applied Science University of New Hampshire Thompson School Harlan Kathen Gardens Newport Skyline Garden Center Springfield Skyline Garden Company Sullivan County Bennington BOC Bennington County

Bennington Transfers Real Estate Among Local Residents

Bennington deeds show Jay P Ward and Marjorie S Ward transferring commercial property at 133 135 McKinley St to Dana G Woods and Joan A Woods on November 4 for 24000 dollars. Carl G Jacobsen and Eva M Jacobsen transfer a Oaks Street residence to Stephen C Jurgiewich and Catherine A Jurgiewich on November 5 for 19500 dollars. Roger Biddle transfers open land off Rice Lane to J Duncan and Helen C Campbell on November 5 for 3000 dollars.

Jay P Marjorie S. Ward Bennington Dana G Joan A. Woods McKinley St Carl G Eva M. Jacobsen Stephen C Catherine A. Jurgiewich Oaks Street Roger Biddle J. Duncan Helen C. Campbell Rice Lane

CVPS promotes Healy to divisional accounting supervisor

Thedla Healy of 139 Convent Ave Bennington has been promoted to divisional accounting supervisor for Central Vermont Public Service Bennington Manchester division. The Bennington native will oversee customer accounting for 14 185 electric service customers. Healy joined CVPS January 10 1939 and has held multiple clerical and accounting roles, most recently assistant commercial accounting supervisor.

Rutland E. Thedla Healy Convent Ave Bennington Central Vermont Public Service Bennington Manchester Reginald Barnard Miss Healy Central Vermont Bennington- Manchester Bennington High School

Post office workers retire at Bennington plant

Bennington Postmaster Warren E. Gager announces the retirement of custodian Frank T. Jolosky after 12 years of federal service on October 11. Clerk Edward A. Maynard retires after 19 years on October 25. Both are World War I veterans.

Bennington Warren E. Gager Frank T. Jolosky Edward A. Maynard

Controlled theft as motivator in industry sparks debate

Industrial psychologist argues for a measured level of employee theft to boost morale and reduce turnover. He cites National Retail Merchants Association losses of over 2 billion dollars annually and suggests signaling systems, allowed shrinkage, and honesty bonuses as cost-saving tools. Some managers oppose proactive theft policies, while examples include a food manufacturer tolerating small packages taken by workers.

National Retail Merchants Association Laurence Zeitlin Psychology Today Magazine City University of New York Zeitlin

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