Keyser Elected to Office In New England Council
In Boston the New England Council chose F Ray Keyser Jr as vice president of the six state body. Also elected were Gilbert H Hood Jr as president, A Thomas Easley as executive vice president, Earl H Cotton and Wesley A Sanger as vice presidents, Henry W Mertens as secretary, John J Green as treasurer, and David L Coffin became chairman of the board. Vermont directors named include Borden Avery H Stanwood Brooks Dr John Fey Albert Flory Donald Kendall Jr John J McCauley Glen McKibben with McKibben elected for one year.
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Boston
New England Council
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Vermont Marble Company
Proctor
Gilbert H. Hood Jr
H.P. Hood & Sons, Inc
Charlestown
Mass
A. Thomas Easley
The
Earl H. Cotton
Edgcomb Steel of New England Inc
Nashua
N.H
Wesley A. Sanger
Ingraham Industries Div
McGraw- Edison Company
Bristol, Conn
Henry W. Mertens
Central Maine Power Company
Augusta
Maine
John J. Green
Vermont
Borden E. Avery
Avery Inns of Vermont
Norwich
H. Stanwood Brooks
C.H. Goss Company
St. Johnsbury
John T. Fey
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Albert A. Flory
Citizens Utilities Company
Newport
Donald S. Kendall Jr
Mack Molding Company
Arlington
John J. McCauley
C.E. Bradley Laboratories, Inc
Brattleboro
Glen M. McKibben
Green Mountain Power Company
Burlington
Montpelier Man Named Mental Health Coordinator
Mitchell of Montpelier joins the Vermont Department of Mental Health as coordinator of mental health facilities. He will draft and analyze plans for community centers and facilities for the retarded, set standards for private hospital licensing, and coordinate with federal rules as funds support three new centers including Bennington County United Counseling Service, Rutland Mental Health Service, and Northeast Kingdom Mental Health in Newport. Mitchell is a Fairfax native, former personnel management adviser at the Vermont Personnel Division.
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Montpelier
Buell
Mitchell
Vermont Department of Mental Health
United Counseling Service
Bennington County
Vermont History Books Pressed for Release and Reprints
Vermont Historical Society notes several new titles and reprints. Charles E. Tuttle Co plans to reprint 1869 Beers atlases of Bennington Rutland and Windsor counties with color maps town maps and resident names. Also upcoming are America the Vanishing Rural Life and the Price of Progress edited by Samuel R. Ogden Brattleboro, a new Robert Frost poetry edition by Holt Rinehart Winston, and a Lemuel Haynes memoir edition by Connecticut Historical Society and Wesleyan University Press. A Hardbound collection of Margaret Hard columns 1939 1940 from Rutland Herald is issued by Dike Blair. Plus a Brigham Young biography by Stanley P. Hirshon Knopf and Tim Dwight Travels in New England and New York from Harvard Press.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Historical Society
Charles E. Tuttle Co
Rutland
Bennington
Windsor
Stephen Greene Press
Brattleboro
Samuel R. Ogden
Landgrove
Robert Frost
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Edward Connery Lathem
Dartmouth College
Lathem
Son
Calvin Coolidge
Lemuel Haynes
Connecticut Historical Society
Wesleyan University Press
Haynes
Old First Church
Bennington Museum
William Tefft Schwarz
Museum
E.A. Bischoff
Margaret Hard
Manchester
Rutland Herald
Dike Blair
Vermont Books
Middlebury
Brigham Young
Whitingham
Stanley P. Hirshon
Queens College
Flushing
N.Y
Alfred A. Knopf
the Lord
Harvard University
New Programs at N. Adams State For Special Education Teaching
North Adams State College expands psychology to offer two new programs aimed at training teachers for emotionally disturbed and learning disabled children. Each program combines psychology with education, includes a practicum, and builds on the college’s existing services like the Educational Services Clinic and the Northern Berkshire Child Guidance Center.
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N. Adams State
North Adams
Mass
North Adams State College
James T. Amsler
Massachusetts
Massachusetts State Colleges Board of Trustees
Educational Services Clinic
Eugene L. Freel
Robert V. Hamilton
Northern Berkshire Child Guidance Center
NASC
William S. Anderson Jr
Northern Berkshire Mental Health Association
Child Guidance Center
Anderson
Berkshire Mental Health Association
James Schoen
Vista Center
Schoen
Five Promotions at Vermont Bank and Trust Co.
Vermont Bank and Trust Co president Fred W. Yeadon Jr. announced five staff promotions this week. Arnold G. Blackstone becomes assistant vice president at the Bennington Bank, with past work at Marshall & Ilsley Bank in Milwaukee and a UVM business degree. Robert A. Gilarde is named assistant treasurer at the Bennington Bank after stints in Claremont and at People’s National Bank. Neal G. Templeton and James M. Fish move to vice president as assistant vice presidents, and Neil P. Bjurling becomes assistant treasurer.
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Fred W. Yeadon Jr
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Arnold G. Blackstone
Bennington Bank
Blackstone
Marshall & Illsley Bank
Milwaukee
Wis
Brattleboro
University of Vermont
Bennington
Robert A. Gilarde
Gilarde
Vermont Bank
Peoples National Bank
Claremont
N.H
Universal Cit
Neal G. Templeton
James M. Fish
Neil P. Bjurling
Snowmobile Safety Brochure Promotes Caution and Training
A U S Forest Service guide titled Snowmobile Safety offers basic tips for beginners and parents. It stresses telling others your plans, proper windproof clothing, and speed-related frostbite risks, urging review by families and riders. Copies are available free from Green Mountain National Forest supervisor Jack Alcock in Rutland.
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Rutland
U.S. Forest Service
Green Mountain National Forest
Jack Alcock
Central Vermont Output Up 3.77 Percent From Last Year
CVPS Rutland reports weekly electric output of 25 918 300 kWh for the week ending November 14, up 942 100 kWh or 3.77 percent from a year earlier. Year to date output stands at 1 130 440 406 kWh, a 10.77 percent rise from last year.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
Vermont Doctor Named By Heart Association Board Member
Richard E. Bouchard M D of Burlington was named to the American Heart Association board of directors. The Vermont Heart Association leader was elected at the AHA annual meeting in Dallas during the 45th congress. He serves as immediate past president and chairs the personnel and legislative advisory committee while teaching at the University of Vermont College of Medicine.
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Jeffersonville
Richard E. Bouchard
Burlington
American Heart Association
Roger W. Mann
M D
Vermont Heart Association
National Organization
Bouchard
Assembly of
Dallas
Texas
Chard
Association
University of Vermont
College of Medicine
American College of Physicians
American College of Cardiology
A 10 Scientific Coun
Vermont Bank Declares Special Dividend and Split
Vermont Bank and Trust Co. directors announced a regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share and an extra 15 cents per share to holders of record Dec 1 1969 with payment Dec 15 1969. Dividends for 1969 total $1.25 per share, reflecting a 2-for-1 stock split in September 1969.
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Brattleboro
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Fred W. Yeadon Jr
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the Dexter Corp
Windsor Locks, Conn
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Swayze
Manchester Depot
Tom Stone
John Conover
New England
New York
Timothy Dwight
Yale
Rowland E. Robinson
Bowling Green University Press of
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Ronald Baker
Vt. Bank
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Knights of Columbus
Lions Club
Blackstone and
Yeadon
Arnold Blackstone
First National Stores
North
Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Hills Bros
B.B.P
Bennington, VT
Johnson Oil
oFennington, Vermont
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Heart Association
Greenberg
Main Street
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Colonial 2 Pc
Kane, Inc
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Hans Christian Andersen
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