Friendly Store of the Month Award for August
The Grand Union Supermarket in the Empire Division wins August Friendly Store of the Month from 144 GU stores. Banner display stems from many customer letters and comments sent to Empire division headquarters. Left to right: Kenneth Chevalier, Welecord, N. .
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Empire
Grand Union
Empire Division
Kenneth Chevalier
Welecord
Shaftsbury zoning board reports nine months activity value
The Shaftsbury dining Board of Adjustment records nine months ending Sept 19 showing construction valued at about 864 164 with increases in business properties homes and mobile homes. Permits granted include numerous residences garages pools ponds and additions with values from 100 to 100 000 and a new police barracks and a hot mix plant. Special conditions and variances are noted for several properties along Route 7 and Route 67 with several violation notices issued for pools and swamp filling.
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Shaftsbury Dining Board of Adjustment
Zohing
Wesley Bump
Elroy Coffin
Bradford Percy
Art Green
Fred Bishop Jr
Fred Bishop
Thomas Maroite
Gail Bateast
Joe Miller
Pete Pacitto
Walt Hysek
Leo Herrington
Hyde Young
Charles Maser
Ray Pinsonneault
Bruce Carmen
Dave Moriarity
Herb Percey
Glenn Hall
Edwin Colvin
Andy Crosier
James King
Warren Godkin
Seve Vince
Ingeborg Allen
H. P. Bingham Jr
Peter Facitto
Richard Martin
Charles Miller
Gerald Nelson
Douglas Wolley
Alex Breese
Francis Elwell
Samuel Reilly
Isabel Sherwood
Harold Snow
Caroline Hooke
Lawrence Jewell
Douglas Mattison
Merritt Hewitt Sr
John Wood
Henry Herrington
Carl Bailey
Barth Vander Els
Lawrence Glass
Sanford Buxbaum
Pauline Knapp
Harry Harman
Floyd Holliday
Ichard Kobik
James Moore Jr
Nordsmen Shooting Club
Brookfield Center
Conn
Marthe Kunz
Ken Carlson
Lawrence Cornell
Sanford Burhaum
Bottom Hill
Stanley Tools
John Howland
Rockee
Stratton to Host Hospital Public Relations Confab
The Fifth Annual Institute on Hospital Public Relations will be held at Stratton Mountain Inn on October 12 and 13 under the New England Hospital Public Relations Association. Putnam Memorial Hospital will be unable to attend due to a busy meeting schedule, per Administrator Robert D. Stout.
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Institute On Hospital
New England Hospital Public Relations Association
Stratton Mountain Inn
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Robert D. Stout
G I home loans surge to highest level in 15 years
The Veterans Administration reports G I home loans closed in fiscal year 1972 reached 389000, up from 196000 the prior year, with loan applications at year end at 400000, a 43 percent rise. Appraisal requests rose 18 percent and eligibility determinations up 11 percent amid rate cuts since 1970.
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White River Jct
G.I
Veterans Administration
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Donald E. Johnson
Bennington Property Transfers Recorded Through Sept 21
The Bennington town clerk lists multiple property transfers dated September 4 to 21 involving residents and out of town buyers. Notable transfers include Bennington to Richard Perrott in Langley AFB, Rutland Sisters to Raymond White, and several parcels along Flutter Road Catamount Lane West Main Street and Convent Avenue. Other transfers occur on Orchard Road Jennings Drive Jefferson Avenue and Matteson Road, with buyers from Bennington Brooklyn New York and New Jersey among others.
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Bennington
John
Janet R. Teune
Richard B
Pessie M. Perrott
Langley Air Force Base
Flutter Road
Holt Springs
Sisters of St. Joseph
Rutland
Raymond L
Eileen R. White
New Monmouth
Catamount Lane
la Terres
Francis J
Robert E. Qone
John E
Helen C. Ahearn
West Main Street
Convent Avenue
Bernard T
Geraldine H. Cohen
Alan H. Morrison
Jefferson Avenue
Fillmore Farms, Inc
Morse and Butler
Jennings Drive
Colgate Estates
W. Clyde
Eleanor G. Perk
Laurie Figary
River Street
Edward A
Dorothy M
Benington
Erika E. Stahl
New York City
Cutler
Barber Streets
Doris K. Kehoe
Joseph L. Jr
Linda C. Cassano
Scott Street
Francis B. Woodward
Thomas EB
Linda A. Farnum
Tel Circle
Holl Spring
Dorothy Fairbanka
James A
Susan G. Casey
Fillmore Street
Margaret E. Lillie
Anthony J. Sr
Margaret E. Paskiewlex
New Road
Bushnell
Harry and
Florence Bishop
Donald W
Jayce M. Rowe
Bermington
Fairlawn Park
East Main Street
Millard R
Juay Francisco
Frank M. Dr
Helen B. Merrick
Matteson Road
Central Vermont power output up sharply year over year
CVPS Rutland area electric output for the week ending Sept 15 reached 29,062,300 kWh, up 2,449,200 kWh or 562 percent from last year. Year to date output totaled 1,228,559,000 kWh, a 1071 percent rise over the previous year.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Lawrence
Owas
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Joyce Gardner
Lee Whipple
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Chuck Spaulding
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Shaftsbury” Historical Society
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