Selectmen Issue Junkyard Permit to Olin in Bennington
Bennington selectmen decided to issue a junkyard license to Fred Olin of Green Acres after a six month impasse. The decision followed a recent inspection and a claim by Olin that prior reports of his business closing were false. Officials acknowledged fence requirements but noted Olin had improved his premises, though state law enforcement remains a point of contention.
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Bennington
van Santvoord
Olin
Selectmen
Rutland Welcomes Mal Tool Expansion Project
Mal Tool and Engineering Co. of Manchester Connecticut will buy eight acres in Rutland Industrial Park and build a 14 000 sq ft plant. Harold Durgin of the Rutland Chamber of Commerce says construction starts immediately and should finish by year end. The firm, a Gulf and Western subsidiary, makes precision parts for aerospace and missiles and plans a 70 worker facility with 45 to 50 initial hires a year from now.
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Rutland
Mal Tool and Engineering Company
Manchester
Mal Tool and Engineering Co
Southern
West Palm Beach
Fla
Vernon
Conn
United Nations Day events planned in Bennington
Bennington marks the U.N. 20th anniversary with a week of activities led by students and local groups. A film series at Bennington High, radio broadcasts, a mock U.N. session on Red China, and Operation Soap Suds outreach are on the program. A Fall Foliage dance, Mustang award, and a Burlington exemplar ceremony are also noted.
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Johnson
United Nations
Bennington
Bennington High School
WBTN
U.N
League of Women Voters
Operation Soap Suds
Bennington Banner
Bendi
Asia
Bernard Leamy
North Bennington High
Leamy
Russell Carpenter Jr
Edwin Maroney
Ray LaBlanc
Mason Amadon
Gerald Morrissey
State Council
K of C
Rutland Council
Rutland
Bennington Knights
Burlington
Vincent J. Spinelli
Father Spinelli
National Guard Notes 86th Engineer Company Drill Report
The 86th Engineer Company held its weekly drill on Monday night with a Map Reading class led by Staff Sgt. Robert Reynolds and Sgt. John Wellman. Capt. John Dempsey led a unit inspection to ready for the annual federal inspection, while on the job training occurred in maintenance and mess sections. Interested prior service personnel are invited to contact Sgt. Smith or Sgt. Andrew at the Armory or speak with Capt. Dempsey.
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86Th Engineer Company
Robert Reynolds
John Wellman
John Dempsey
National Guard
Smith
Sgt
Andrew
Dempsey
Comet Ikeya Seki To Star In October Sky Show
Boston Planetarium previews an October sky drama with Comet Ikeya Seki and celestial actors Mars Antares Venus Orionid meteors and the Moon. Oct 20 near sun may yield daylight visibility while Mars and Antares align Oct 16 and Venus nears Antares Oct 17. exhibits track the newcomer's path.
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Boston
Mars
Venus
Hayden Planetarium
Museum of Science
Halley
Ikeya-Seki
Boston Planetarium
Antares
Scornius
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Jennifer Tornadene
Pownal
Bennington County
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Michel Latif
Irene Reed
Hamilton
Drysdale’s
Armory
Selectmen’s
Durgin
Rutland Chamber of Commerce
Mal Tool
the Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Bellows Falls
Chester
Brattleboro
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Cooperation
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
League
K of
National Guard Notes
Vermont
Ue A
Leny
Molly Stark
North Bennington
Eagle Hose Firehouse
District Iilementary School
Bennington-Woodford
Hugh E
Ethel
Bruso
Robert B. IX
Condon
Jane
Hanks
Bennington-Woodford South
Virginio
Max
George
Arlington
Bennington Edorset
Elandgrove
Elandgate
Rupert
Shaftsbury
Amford
Sunderland
Ewinhall
Woodford
Robert M
Wilson
Jannicky
Carrie
P. Babcock
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