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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1972

Page

10

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. .

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Rutland Central Vermont Public Service Corporation Lawrence Owas

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