Ex Gov Keyser heads Vermont Marble as president
Former Vermont governor F Ray Keyser Jr. was elected president of the Vermont Marble Co at a board meeting in Proctor. He succeeds Frank R Stevenson who becomes chairman. Keyser, 37, joined the firm in 1965 and is its seventh president in the centennial year. The company employs 850 with divisions producing metal containers, marble and granite products, calcium carbonate fillers, and related services across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Vermont Marble Co
Keyser
Frank R. Stevenson
Chelsea
Montpelier
Tufts University
Boston University
Wilson & Keyser
F. Ray Keyser
Vermont Supreme Court
Vermont
National Jaycees
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co
New England Council
Stevenson
Dallas
Texas
California
Massachusetts
Ontario
British Columbia
Tennessee
National Industry Associations
Rutland Chamber of Commerce
Ethan Allen Council
Boy Scouts of America
Frank J. Mainolfi
Rutland
Mainolfi
Callahan-Ams
Callahan- Ams
United States
Canada
Senior Citizens Council convention to open in Montpelier
The Vermont affiliates of the National Council of Senior Citizens convene in Montpelier on Oct 9 with William R. Hutton delivering the keynote. The one day event at the Montpelier Tavern includes a luncheon with political briefings and a Hee Haw musical show by 40 Willimantic seniors. Over 400 delegates are expected and tickets remain at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Senate
Congress
Willimantic
Ulrich Named Manager of Sprague Division
Charles E. Ulrich is promoted to marketing manager of Sprague Electric Co. special components operation. He previously led the western region from Visalia California, where he will remain based as North Adams unit consolidates into Visalia. Ulrich, a 1959 Sprague veteran, holds a Clarkson electrical engineering degree and resides in Visalia with Loretta Tracey and their six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Charles E. Ulrich
Sprague Electric Co
Carroll G. Killen
Ulrich
Visalia
Calif
Sprague
Killen
Sprague Electric
Bennington
Union Carbide Corp
Clarkson College of Technology
Pottsdam
N.Y
Loretta Tracey
Mt. Whitney Lane
Debtors and defendants before Judge Morrissey at Bennington Court
District Court heard several cases Monday. Anthony VanNess of Bennington pleaded guilty to two counts of nonsupport and received a suspended 60 day sentence with probation and a $25 weekly payment requirement. Cynthia Gardner, 17, Bennington, appeared but was not arraigned due to lack of guardian. charged with petty larceny from Fishman Inc. on April 4 and ordered to return October 14 with guardian. Donald Bushee of Manchester pled guilty to two breaking and entering charges. Homer Fisher of Bennington pled guilty to two breaking and entering counts and a grand larceny. both have presentence investigations ordered and were represented by attorney William Sennett. David N Downey and Neil W Downey of Sunderland with Albert J. Thomas of Harwood Hill pleaded not guilty to false statements in antlerless deer permit applications. bail set at $25 per person and each released in own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Morrissey
Bennington District Court
Anthony VanNess
Bennington
State Correctional Facility
Rutland
VanNess
Cynthia Gardner
Miss Gardner
Fishman Inc
Main Street
Donald Bushee
Manchester
Bushee
William Sennett
Homer Fisher
Sennett
David N
Neil W. Downey
Sunderland
Albert J. Thomas
Harwood Hill
Harte
Obituary Peter Guille 59 longtime Clark Art Institute director
Peter Guille died at Huntington Hospital after a long illness. He led the Clark Art Institute in Williams town Massachusetts from 1953 to 1966 and was a retired New York silversmith. He headed Peter Guille Ltd. Silversmith Co and Peter Guille Associates and served as vice president of Crichton & Co and of the Clark Foundation. Survivors include his wife Constance, a son, a daughter, a sister and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Guille
Robert Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Williamstown
Mass
Huntington, L.I
New York
Peter Guille Ltd. Silversmith Co
Peter Guille Associates
Crichton & Co
Robert Sterling Clark Foundation
Constance
Frosh Arrested for Wearing Flag at UNH
David G. Lewis an 18 year old freshman at the University of New Hampshire was arrested for defiling the American flag after wearing it upside down on his back. He posted $100 bail and faces trial in October in Durham District Court. Lewis said he wore the flag as a distress signal expressing that the nation is in distress and that no one owns the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N.H
UPI
University of New Hampshire
David G. Lewis
Franklin
Lewis
Dog Obedience Training Starts Oct 15 in Bennington
Ronald Lambert of the Milo Persall Instructors will lead the Bennington Dog Training Club program beginning October 15, with beginners and advanced handlers welcome. Registration October 8 at Mount Anthony Junior High Gym, eight week course 10 dollars. Graduation October 8.
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Ronald Lambert
Purling
N.Y
Milo Persall
Bennington
Mount Anthony Junior High School
Richard Lindsey
Rene DuBois
James Vince
Bennington Club
Rogue
Avis Hurley
Zando
Ben Griffin
Shelly
Gloria Stoddard
Danny
Scout chiefs to convene in Ludlow Vermont
Robert Dailey, Rutland council commissioner, says about 45 Ethan Allen Council commissioner staff will meet at Black River High School Ludlow on Saturday Oct 10 for the annual conference. The council serves 5000 boys in 180 units in southern Vermont. The program covers Fall Round Up charter renewal and national standard unit reviews. District commissioners Raymond Dewey Bennington James ONeill Rutland Bertie Sprague Sr Brattleboro and Raymond Hastings Springfield join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Robert Dailey
Ethan Allen Council
Boy Scouts of America
Black River High School
Ludlow
Vermont
Raymond Dewey
Bennington
James O'Neill
Bertie Sprague Sr
Brattleboro
Raymond Hastings
Springfield
Morins honored on silver wedding
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Morin of 200 Park Street celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on October 4. The couple, married in 1945 at Sacred Heart Church, were honored by 20 relatives with a buffet dinner and a cake baked by their daughter Sue. They have three other children, David Neil and Jacqueline Clark, and work at Union Carbide Consumer Products.
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John D. Morin
Park St
Marie Boucher
Mr. Morin
Sacred Heart Church
Sue
David
Neil
Bennington
Robert
Jacqueline) Clark
Providence
R.I
Mrs. Morin
Union Carbide Consumer Products
Brooke to Speak at Bennington GOP Dinner This Saturday
United States Senator Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts will headline a Bennington County Republican Committee dinner at Catamount School Saturday at 7 p.m. The event aims to support Senator Winston L. Prouty’s re election with Bennington Day campaigning around town. Tickets are available from local Republicans or the party’s West Main Street HQ. The gathering, expected to draw about 400 people, is open to all interested attendees. Brooke, a 1966 Senate appointee, serves on Banking and Currency and Armed Services panels and has a distinguished record including World War II service and law degrees from Boston University. He resides in Newton Center with his wife and two daughters.
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Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
Bennington County
Republican Committee
Winston L. Prouty
Prouty
Bennington
Paul W. Bohne Jr
GOP
West Main Street
Winslow Building
Catamount School
Bennington Catholic High School
Bohne
Brooke
Senate
Banking and Currency and Armed Services Committees
The
Opera Company of
Boston
National Advisory Committee of
Committee On the
Sen
Remigia Ferrari Scacco
Newton Center
Mass
R-Mass
Center
Vermont
Sen. Prouty
Robert Griffin
Michigan
Gordon Allott
Peter Dominick
Colorado
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
UVM and State Colleges Discuss Increased Cooperation
UVM Board of Trustees reviewed growing collaboration with Vermont State Colleges. Dr. Babcock invited to UVM meetings, while Dr. Andrews will join a joint statement on cooperation next week. HEW review urged stronger action on equal employment opportunity.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Vermont State Colleges
UVM Board of Trustees
Walter C. Paine
Woodstock
Andrews
Robert S. Babcock
UVM
Babcock
Vermont State Colleges Board
Leon Latham
Alfred B. Rollins
Wayne C. Patterson
Patterson
VSC
Paul Andrews
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New England
HEW
White House
Cabot cheese plant expands in Cabot expansion planned
CABOT UPi The Cabot Farmers Cooperative announced a $700000 plant expansion in Cabot to boost cheese production. The 17500 square foot addition would nearly double the plant to 34000 square feet, consolidate Morrisville operations, and raise cottage cheese output by 50 percent and cheddar by 100 percent with no new jobs.
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Ment
Morrisville
Cabot Creamery
Creamery
One Injured In Crash Early Monday Morning
State Police report weekend accidents with one injury from a 1969 Javelin crash on Dewey Street extension around 4 a.m. Thomas W. Frost, 17, of Bennington, was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital with chest pains and a badly damaged left side.
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Thomas W. Frost
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Dewey Street
Frost
Vermont
Hymus Rose
Plymouth
Joseph W. Drean
East Bridgewater
Mass
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Senior Citizens Council
William R. Hutton
Frosh
Joe Cocker
Main St
Greater
Fienberg
Bennington, VT
Sen. Brooke
Washington, D.C
Howard University
Italy
American Bar Association
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Cabot Cheese Plant
Jerry Demeo
Newark
Pownal
Daniel Pratt Sr
Joseph A. Tatro
Marie Baker
North Pownal
Vermont National
FDIC
Women's Fellowship
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Bennington, Vermont
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