House Doctor Insulate for economy and comfort
A rural home without insulation can gain economy and comfort from insulation. In cold climates payback may occur in two years, in moderate climates up to six. attic installs can be done in a weekend by homeowners, while walls require machinery. Six inch thickness often yields best savings.
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Desi
California
Florida
Home buyers urged to research and consult pros
New York guidance from The Family Banker of Continental Bank urges home buyers to keep emotions in check and rely on professional advice. It recommends a qualified real estate broker, an attorney experienced in real estate, and thorough checks of neighborhoods, financing options, and home conditions before making a purchase.
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New York
UPL
Continental Bank
Chicago
Earnings rise at Vermont National
Brattleboro firms report strong demand for loans and steady deposit growth boosting earnings for the first eight months of 1972. President Jack Hunter Jr. says year-end improvements are likely with mortgage volumes high and municipal financing strong. Quarterly cash dividend set at 45 cents common and 655% cents preferred, payable Oct. 3 to records Sept. 16.
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Jack Hunter Jr
National Bank
Hunter
Vermont National
Ommon
Dr David T Greenleaf joins Ortho pedic practice team
Dr David T Greenleaf has become associated with Or orthopedic Associates of Bennington. He joins Doctors Dutley M Baker and Richard N Fabricius, both of Setnngton. A 1965 Boston University Medical School graduate, Greenleaf completed his pediatrics internship and residency at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Orchopedic Associates
Bennington
Dutley M. Baker
Richard N. Fabricius
Setuington
Boston University Medical School
Greenleaf
Massachusetts General Hospital
Barber named VATA president in Vermont trade group
Walter J. Barber of Bennington was elected president of the Vermont Automotive Trade Association at the annual meeting in Montpelier in September. Barber, owner of Walter L. Barber Inc., had been first vice president, succeeding Howard Brush of Middlebury. Greenleaf, 33, recently completed orthopedic training at Harvard and has been linked with Boston Children’s Hospital and Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. He is the son of Dr. Theodore Greenleaf of East Providence and resides with wife Katherine and three children on South Stream Road.
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Bennington
Vermont Automotive Trade Association
Montpelier
Barber
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VATA
Howard Brush
Middlebury
David T.greenleaf
Harvard University Medical Program
Boston Children's Hospital
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Beth Tarael Hospital
Beston
Greenleaf
Theodore Greenleaf
East Providence
R.T
South Stream Road
Katherine
David
Dan
Jenny
Forest Appreciation Week Proclaimed in Vermont
Governor Deane C. Davis declared October 1 through 8 Forest Appreciation Week citing Vermont’s four million acres of woodland which cover about 72 percent of the state. Johannes von Trapp of Stowe outlined planned activities including conservation field days for schoolchildren, poster contests, nature-trail trips, and an environmental contest.
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Deane C. Davis
Vermont
Department of Forests and Parks
The
American Forest Institute
Department of Education
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Davis
Johannes von Trapp
Stowe
Anthony C. Bland
Rutland
Clark Rothfeld
Northfield
Julian M. Carter
Frederick H. Mott
St. Johnsbury
Dorothy P. Shea
Robert T. Smith
Jericho Center
Kenneth G. Weston
Bristol
Electra P
Zolotas
Burlington
Foliage Report Shows Vermont’s Autumn Colors Spread
The Vermont Agency of Development and Community Affairs reports foliage across the state shifting to autumn hues. Northern colors appear near Newport and along U S 2 by Champlain Islands, with red tinges in Franklin County. Central regions show isolated color in Mad River Valley and orange Chelsea, Bolton Valley high elevations turning, and Mendon Pass prominent in Rutland. Southern Vermont sees mid stage near Bennington while Brattleboro remains green yet scenic mountain views exist.
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Vermont Agency of Development and Community Affairs
Secion
Newport
U.S. 2
Champlain Islands
Franklin County
Vermont
Smugglera Notch
VATA Comprises Over 150 Auto Dealers Across State
The association VATA represents more than 150 new and used car dealers and related businesses statewide, uniting industry interests and commerce under a single umbrella.
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Vata
Grant's tour at North Scotland distillery
Two women toured the Inns Glenfuldioh Distillery in northern Scotland, birthplace of Grant's whisky. The visit highlighted the brand’s global distribution origins linked to Maj. William Grant and his seven sons, with a tour guide named Alan Wilks guiding the guests.
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Grant’s
Inns Glenfuldioh
Scotland
Scorch
Iran
Margaret Hauffin
Central Lakp
N.Y
Barbara Finlayson
Elm $T
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Tover
William Grant
Alan Wilks
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