Skid Tester Bugbee Trains At Liberty Mutual Center
T Sgt David D Bugbee US Air Force son of Mrs Ethel Bugbee of 544 Main St attended a Skid Control School at Liberty Mutual Insurance research center. Stationed at Westover AFB Chicopee MA he learned the six skid types and how to avoid them. A local high school graduate he is a career airman living with his wife Catherine and their son Jesse David Bugbee age 11.
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David D. Bugbee
U.S. Air Force
Ethel Bugbee
Main St
Liberty Mutual Insurance Companies
Air Force
Catherine
Jesse David Bugbee
Vermont unemployment study details 103032 insured workers
The Department of Employment Security releases a Vermont study on 1969 wages and employment in firms covered by unemployment insurance. It shows 103,032 workers, wage averages of 6260 dollars, and 11 of 14 counties posting gains. Manufacturing leads in wages and employment share, with trade and construction driving growth. Copies are available free from the Montpelier office.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Department of Employment Security
Chittenden
Windham
Bennington
Ad Department of Employment Security Office
Barber elected first vice president of Vermont automotive group
Walter L. Barber of Bennington was elected first vice president of the Vermont Automotive Trade Association at its 25th annual meeting in Montpelier on Sept. 9. Also named were Howard E. Brush of Brush Motors Inc. Middlebury as president, David W. Mudgett of Mudgett Smalley Motors Morrisville as second vice president, and Daniel C. Lyons of Lyons Pontiac Cadillac Barre as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Barber
W. L. Barber Inc
Bennington
Vermont Automotive Trade Association Inc
Montpelier
Howard E. Brush
Middlebury
Brush Motors Inc
David W. Mudgett
Mudgett- Smalley Motors Inc
Morrisville
Daniel C
Fred Ross
Great Neck
N.Y
Vermont Hotel-Motel Association
Vermont Information Center
I-91
Guilford
Robert B. Condon
Beckoning Inns of Vermont
VHMA
Highgate Springs
Telephone Co building wing in Londonderry
New England Telephone plans a two wing addition to the South Londonderry central office to expand calling capacity. The project, costing about 68 000 dollars, will feature brick walls and distinct roof types. Architect Chamberlain and Thomas of Longmeadow MA. contractor Gerald E Morrissey Inc of Bennington. Completion is scheduled for December.
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Londonderry
New England Telephone
South Londonderry
William Swartzbaugh Jr
Chamberlain and Thomas
Longmeadow, Mass
Gerald E. Morrissey Inc
New UVM yearbook Ariel promises more relevance
A 1970 Ariel yearbook debut on the University of Vermont campus aims for greater relevance to seniors and the entire university community. The 368 page book blends life at UVM with features on student arts, honors projects, and essays by faculty and staff including Gordon Mills and James Chaplin, with copies $7.50 at campus outlets.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Ariel
Kent State
Burlington Free Press
Gordon Mills
Lyman S. Rowell
Edward C. Andrews
David K. Smith
Middlebury College
Vermont
Jean MacDonald
Williamstown
UVM
South Vietnam
H. Lawrence McCrory
Robert D. Orr Jr
Thomas Jefferson
Billings Center
Everyday Bookshop
Lil Professor
Canadian books to be handled by publisher in Brattleboro
Brattleboro, Sept. releases: Stephen Greene Press to distribute Burns and MacMeacher and Pagurian Press titles in the United States. Fall offerings include The Prime Ministers from Canada, Hockey Here’s Howe, Drugs and the Canadian Scene, Fifty Years of Hockey, The Stanley Cup, and The Canadiana Cookbook, with prices listed.
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Brattleboro
Burns and MacMeacher, Ltd
Pagurian Press
Stephen Greene Press
Canada
Macdonald
Trudeau
Christopher Ondaatje
Donald Swainson
Howe
Gordie Howe
Sheila Gormely
Vancouver
Toronto
New York
Brian McFarlane
NHL
U.S
Garden club opens 36th year with civic plans
The Plain Dirt Gardeners of Bennington began their 36th year with a picnic at the Gov. McCullough Mansion in North Bennington. President Mrs. S. James Wore led a business meeting planning projects for the year including civic beautification and school conservation efforts. Guest speaker James White, county forester, led a nature trail tour as about 30 tree varieties were identified. An October meeting on Carpente Hill will feature a house plant panel and a plant exchange.
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Plain Dirt
Bennington
Gov. McCullough
North Bennington
S. James Wore
James White
Bennington County Forester
McCullough
Leon Jacobs
Eugene Clark
Charles Salem
Harold Riemann
H. J. Wallace
Stephen Jesseman
Carpenter Hill
Canadian move for Ontario engineer Stacy joins Megatronix
Carl V. Stacy son of Mr and Mrs Fred Stacy of Church Street Shaftsbury now works in Toronto with Megatronix Data Products Division as resident engineer. He graduated from North Bennington High School and earned an electrical engineering degree from Northeastern University. Stacy mans the applications engineering desk in Downsview Ontario and brings manufacturing instrumentation experience to aid customers.
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Carl V. Stacy
Fred Stacy
Church Street
Shaftsbury
Toronto
Canada
Megatronix Ltd
North Bennington High School
Northeastern University
Boston
Megatronix
Downsview
Ontario
Stacy
Bennington Community Chorus Plans Monday Start
The Bennington Community Chorus begins its new season Monday evening September 14 at 7 30 p m. Rehearsals meet at Mount Anthony Union High School music department with Theodore Cook of Arlington directing The Creation by Haydn. Singers are invited to join the group for this oratorio rich in choruses and solos.
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Bennington Community Chorus
Mount Anthony Union High School Music Department
Theodore Cook
Arlington
Josef Haydn
Haydn
VHMA to install centers along I-89 corridor
St Albans on I-89 listed as an initial site with others to follow as VHMA completes center installations. The plan names multiple sites to expand access, outlining phased rollout and future installations as centers are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
VHMA
Pediatrician Joins Hospital Staff in Bennington
Dr. C. Peter Rasmussen has joined Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington to practice pediatrics. He will work in temporary offices at the lodge and live nearby in Shaftsbury, with weekly clinics at Albany Medical Center. He is a Hamilton College graduate, Albany Medical College alumnus, and served in the Army in Landstuhl Germany before returning in 1969 to settle in Bennington. He is married to Margaret Hunt with two children, Kari and Todd. He will share records with Dr. William D. Worthington and cover for days off.
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C. Peter Rasmussen
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Beinnington
Shaftsbury
Rasmussen
Hamilton College
Clinton, N.Y
Albany Medical College
Union University
Philadelphia Children’s Hospital
University of Pennsylvania
Second General Hospital
Landstuhl
Germany
Army
Europe
Middle East
Africa
American Academy of Pediatrics
Bennington
Margaret Hunt
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Kari
Todd
New Jersey
Albany Medical Center
William D. Worthington
GVA annual meeting to hear Sen Cotton featured speaker
Woodstock event spots Sen Norris Cotton of New Hampshire as the featured speaker at the 20th annual GVA meeting. Attendees will hear remarks on current issues and regional concerns. The gathering showcases community leaders and local organization support for Cotton's address.
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GVA
Sen. Cotton
Woodstock
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Greater Vermont Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Woodstock Inn
Robert Barton
Rockresorts Inc
Avon Products Corp
Pownal Welcomes First Bakery Cedar Ledge Opening
Pownal gains its first bakery, Cedar Ledge Bakery, opening Monday September 14. It will operate six days a week from 6 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday and 7 am to noon on Saturday, owned by a local entrepreneur.
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Pownal
Cedar Ledge
New Enterprise
CVPS power output up 11.71 percent year over year
Central Vermont Public Service Corp and St Lawrence deliveries produced 24.43 million kilowatt hours for the week ending Sept 4, an 11.71 percent increase from the prior year. Year to date output stands at 979.139 million kilowatt hours, up 11.57 percent from last year.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
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Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
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Pyar
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C.V. Stacy
Harry Andrews
Dorothy Gardner
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Senate
Charles W. Tobey
Green Mountain
Whee Uply Coren
Greenberg
Qarveyng
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Bennington, Vt
PINE
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Haynes
Kane, Inc
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Bradford Gra
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