Vermont S and L League reports 5.58 percent asset gain
The 49th annual meeting of the Vermont League of Co operative Savings and Loan Associations was held at the Woodstock Inn with about 100 managers and directors. David B. Gaylord reported a 5.58 percent increase in assets for the past year. Re-elected officers include Gaylord, Wyman R. Thomas, and Muriel C. Newton, with Thomas and Newton serving Middlebury Cooperative Savings and Loan Association.
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Woodstock
Vermont League of Co-operative Wipes and Loan Associations
Woodstock Inn
Vermont League
David B. Gaylord
Gaylord
Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston
Peter S. Morton
Federal Savings of New England
Morton
New England League
Wyman R. Thomas
Muriel C. Newton
Thomas
Mrs. Newton
Middlebury Cooperative Savings and Loan Association
U.S. Savings and Loan League
William J. Cody Jr
Burlington Federal Savings and Loan Association
St Johnsbury man named Outstanding Young Man of America
William P. Kennedy formerly of Bennington and now in St. Johnsbury has been named among the Outstanding Young Men of America. He is manager of Hovey's Men's Shop in St Johnsbury, previously with Burt Bros. in Bennington. His wife Bette Baker and their daughter Connie Sue reside at 331 Safford St and South Stream Road. Kennedy's selection honors professional and civic achievements and will appear in the National Junior Chamber of Commerce list.
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William P. Kennedy
Bennington
St. Johnsbury
America
John Kennedy Sr
South Stream Road
Kennedy
Hovey’s
Burt Bros
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bette Baker
Louis Baker
Safford St
Connie Sue
Real estate man Carl Caracciola urges tax and law tweaks
Caracciola says local review boards would curb chiseling and environmental laws may need revision or simplification. He notes attorneys find current laws too complicated and favors removing sales tax on home heating and children's clothes.
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Vermont
Caracciola
Zoning Permits Issued In October Report
Paul M Clermont reports village zoning and building permits for October. Richard Comins 125 North St a greenhouse 2520 dollars. A L Masso Jr 239 Park St addition 3000 dollars. Paradise Realty Co 14P West Main St gift shop addition 15000 dollars. Richard Perrott River Street storage shed 4000 dollars. Total estimated cost 31520 dollars.
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Richard Comins
North St
Paradise Realty Co., Inc
West Main St
Richard Perrott
River Street
Bennington Master Plan Talks Equalized Grand Lists
A local official urged deciding on state aid reform and potential domain swaps, arguing Bennington is not strained by current funding and that without equalized Grand Lists, inequities will persist under any future Vermont formula.
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Bennington
Vermont
Vermont candidates clash over land use and environment
A Vermont campaign section highlights proposals from female and male candidates. She advocates a land use tax structure, REGULATIONS by the Health Department, and strong environmental controls to curb development. He seeks tighter open space safeguards, higher elevation rules, and revisions to the education funding formula and Grand Lists.
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Vermont
State Health Department
Vermont Roadside Council, Inc
State Board of
Citizen's Scholarship Foundation
Friends of Rehabilitation
Collins
Richford
J. Foster Collins
Readsboro
Mason pressuring for Vermont policy and open land controls
Mason aims to balance industry growth with strict land development limits in Vermont. He downplays age as a handicap, says Pownal residents doubt it, and backs voting convictions over campaigning. He emphasizes voting and personal accountability, rejecting pre-emptive vote counting.
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Vermont
Mason
Pownal
Banner
LaMorder Critiques Luxuries in School Spending and Roads
LaMorder urges practical school funding with better instructors and materials, opposes velvet-lined classrooms, and questions excessive building. He favors welfare for the aged and Medicare gains, supports eliminating the sales tax, backs anti pollution laws, opposes Route 9 four lanes, and favors bypass plans without a location decision. The Wilmington District 32 assembly candidate organized the Democratic Committee and expects to win.
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Wilmington
LaMorder
Democratic Committee
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S&l League
Burlington
THE
Vermont Bank
Paul M. Clermont
Spector
A. L. Masso Jr
Park St
Addition
Bennington, VT
Davis
van Santvoord
VanSantvoord
Southern Vermont Federation of Sportsmans Clubs
Whitingham
Mildred
Mimi
LaMorder’s
Hunters
Fienberg
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Main St
Astral
Astral Pro
Woody
Barrel Ski Shop
South Londonderry, Ve
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