PTA to Hear Union School Consultant
The Bennington High School PTA will meet Wednesday Oct 3 at 7 30 p.m. in the auditorium. Dr James Redmond Booz Allen Hamilton education consultant will discuss applying latest trends to the Union School District. A brief business meeting precedes the talk.
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Bennington High School
Parent - Teachers Association
James Redmond
New Union
Redmond
United States
Booz, Allen and Hamilton
Premise extends overseas with new London unit
The Premise, a satiric production, expands from Chicago to a London operation by Theodore J. Flicker. Existing Greenwich Village unit has 20 months of activity, with additional units in Washington and on the summer circuit.
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New York
London
Theodore J. Flicker
Chicago
Greenwich Village
Washington
P B Hoyt files as independent for sheriff post
Pearl B. Hoyt of North Bennington filed a petition with 149 names to run as an independent for sheriff. He earlier secured Democratic nomination by write-in and would leave his job at H T Cushman Co if elected. Hoyt, 56, Vermont native and WWII Military Police veteran, is unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl B. Hoyt
North Bennington
Hoyt
Vermont
H.T. Cushman Co
Union Local 545
Afl-Cio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Red Mountain Lodge
F&am
Arlington
Vermont Heart Group to Meet in Springfield on Oct 11
The Vermont Heart Association program Can Industry Afford a Heart will be held at the Hartness House, Springfield, October 11 at 5 p.m. Trustees of Springfield Hospital sponsor the event aimed at management and personnel directors on industrial rehabilitation of cardiacs. Dr. Howard B. Sprague of Boston will deliver the keynote, followed by a panel moderated by Dr. Robert L. Richards.
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Springfield
Vermont Heart Association
Springfield Hospital
Hartness House
Jerome Johnson
Danby
Howard B. Sprague
Boston
American Heart Association
Robert L. Richards
Engagement of Miss Trudy Glasby to John Churchill Announced
The engagement of Miss Trudy EK Glasby to John W Churchill of Simonds Road Williamstown Massachusetts is announced. Miss Glasby works at Tansitor Electronics Inc and her fiancé works at Ralstos Garage in Williamstown. The wedding is set for October 27 at the First Methodist Church in Williamstown.
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Trudy EK. Glasby
John W. Churchill
Simonds Road
Williamstown
Mass
Miss Glasby
Tansitor Electronics Inc
Ralsto’s
First Methodist Church
Fishing Six Gearshift Mero 60 Outperforms Small Boats
The Mero 60 weighs like a five horsepower craft yet offers seven percent power with a thirty eight horsepower feel. Glide Angle design helps it pass through weeds and obstacles where snout nosed motors fail, while Jet Prop engines reduce exhaust and noise aft of the craft.
Vermont Realtors Elect Hawks as Association President
Breard H. Hawks of 426 South Street was elected president of the Vermont Association of Realtor Boards at the Woodstock annual meeting. Ethel T. Wells was re elected secretary treasurer and Herbert B. Douglas became a director as the federation of six district boards charts plans for tougher licensing standards, bonding, and stronger real estate experience requirements. The Real Estate Commission will hold a public hearing in Montpelier on October 24. Governors Keyser and Vautour attended, noting Vermont growth.
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Breard H. Hawks
South St
Vermont Association of Realtor Boards
Woodstock
Ethel T. Wells
Manchester
Herbert B. Douglas
Arlington
Hawks
State
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Development Department
Roland Vautour
Vermont
Association
Theodore Carter
Harold Benson
Burlington
Ronald Fucci
Rutland
Raytheon Wins Hawk Missile Test Equipment Contract
The Army’s Boston Ordnance District awards Raytheon Co. a 1,112,226 contract for Hawk missile test equipment. Twenty percent of work will be performed at the Andover Massachusetts plant and eighty percent at the Oxnard California plant.
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Boston
Army
Boston Ordnance District
Raytheon Co
Lexington
Raytheon
Andover
Mass
Oxnard
Calif
Brown Pulp Mill to Close in Berlin New Hampshire
The Brown Co will shut down its sulphite pulp operations in Berlin by December 1 due to unprofitable conditions. About 250 workers are affected as the 400 ton daily mill ceases after five years of efforts to turn a profit. The parent company employs roughly 3,000 people and cites eroding pulp prices and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
N.H
Brown Co
Leonard A. Pierce
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PTA
Union School
Union District
Bennington
Boot, Allen and Hamilton
Harold Hunt
New Orleans
ISA
Fassetts
Ee eAsseTee Ray
Fassetts Bakery
Fairdale Farms
Swifts
Chuck
Kraft Parkay Margarine
Mueller
Hellman
Bisquick
Clorox
Tokay Grapes
Haddock
River Valley
Connie M. Lewis
Marcel J. Lewis
Clark’s Woods
Green Mountain College
Poultney
P.B. Hoyt
Sheriff Post
Glasby-Churchill Truth
Bennington Garage Corp
Vt. Realtors
Susan Lynn Taylor
Arthur D. Taylor
Robinson Avenue
Albany Medical Center School of Nursing
Lloyd
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
THE
Vermont Bank
Killington
PLDC
Brown Pulp Mill
Fali Hy Im
KODAK
Noveck-Shultz
Main Street
Mkg. Arms
Dial
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