Skyline Mobilehomes opens assembly plant in Fair Haven
Skyline Mobilehomes Inc opened its Fair Haven plant with 50 workers, planning 150 by year three. First units expected April 21, 1972, as company recruits from Fair Haven and surrounding areas. Plant totals 750,000 square feet, no welding, and an incentive pay plan tied to output. cost estimates discussed.
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Fair Haven
Skyline Mobilehomes Inc
Eugene J. Hamper
Skyline
Manchester
Mobile Home Assembly
Yenere
Dorset
United States
Skylines
Hamper
Keene State elects first female student government leader
Debbie Neuhauser, an 18 year old freshman from Bloomfield Connecticut, becomes Keene State College's first female head of the Student Senate. She plans to major in elementary education and has a long record in student activities and community service.
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Keene, N.H
Keene State College
Debbie L. Neuhauser
Filley St
Bloomfield
Con
KSC
Miss Neutaser
the College
Keene State
Debbie
Yeacald School
Albert Neuhauser Jr
Bloomfield High School
Keane State College
New England
Connecticut Association For
New Hampshire Association For
Center Harbor
University of Hartford
Gengral Center For
West Hartford
Keane
Holly
Sunny
Predicting nuclear thermal effects at UVM
Four University of Vermont scientists led by Richard W. McLay tested a computer model that predicts thermal discharges from a nuclear plant into Lake Champlain. They compared predictions for the Ginna Plant with actual conditions, finding accuracy within small margins across discharge channel, mixing zone, and plume, in summer and winter tests.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Richard W. McLay
Mahendra S. Hoodal
Frank Marlinek
and & B. Henson
Lake Champlain Studies Center
McLay
Ginna
Smoky
University of Wisconsin
Atomic Energy Commission
Charlotte
Lake
Champlain
Birk
Mel Galved
Martinek
Henson
E. B. Henson
Luke Chatqutain
Frank Martinch
Mahendre S. Hundal
Richard McLays
Kindergarten Readiness Plan Outlined At North Bennington
At North Bennington School a kindergarten parents meeting is set for Thursday at 7 0 p m in the school library to discuss a new School Readiness Proposal by Principal Robert Kellogg. The plan suggests Sept 1 as the kindergarten birthday cutoff and includes pre kindergarten screening and a Pre first grade room to bridge to Grade 1. Parental questions are welcome.
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North Bennington
Princpal Robert, Kellogg
Community notices weave through April events in Hudson Falls area
Local items report on jury duty and hospital return in Cambridge, family visits in Willow Glen, a public ham supper set for April 1 15, and sewing contest closes April 30 with county judging May 13. Community groups list meetings at North Granville Hall, Greenwood canvassing, bumper sticker sales for Pomona youth, and a traffic safety theme. Church services unite churches April 15, baptisms in Herrington service, WSCS postponed April 13, Pleasant Valley and Salem Granges feature Second Place program, plus a Gettysburg tribute. Shaftsbury Lion’s Club hosts a board meeting at Arthur Jones residence with members invited.
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North Granville
Terry Whittier
Twinkle
Waller
Greenwood
Rodney
Pleasant Valley Grange
Salem Grange
State Grange
Eirewlt
North Hoosick United Methodist Church
Oswald A. Muller
William Bruce
Donald Herrington
WSCS
Ernest Trinkle
George Washington
Duane Robinson
Trinkle
Elton Borden
George
Hazel Welling
Pearl Brownell
William Saunders
Lincoln
Directors eye Dupree site for Manchester school
Manchester school directors agreed to negotiate for an option on Roy Dupree’s land between Route 30 and the town’s planned recreation center for a future elementary or public high school. The board plans to report back in May and, if an option is secured, purchase would require a special town meeting vote.
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Charles Bonenti
Manchester
Mhicre
Route 30
Roy Dupree
Skyline Mobilehomes Inc
Dupree
Skyline
Fair Haven
Thupree
Te Town
Ferdinand Borgertz
Borgartz
Richard Hayes
Bongartz
HFCS seniors map college paths in local guidance notes
Hoosick Falls Central School announces four seniors plan further study. Ellen Thorpe will study X ray tech at St Clair’s Hospital Schenectady. Gretchen Firtel to Wells College Aurora in Liberal Arts. Susan Taber to Farmingdale ATC for laboratory technology. Donald Hall to SUNY Plattsburgh in liberal arts.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Ellen Thorpe
W. Clark Thorpe
Paisons Ava
St. Clare’s Hospital
Schenectady
HFCS
Ellen
Gretchen
Firtel
Cecil Estel
Geers Hollow Lane
Tirtel
Wells College
Aurora
Council We
Hooslck Falls
Susan Taber
Wales Taber
White Creek
Farmingdale Agricultural and Technical College
Farmingdale
Susan
Future Teachers of America
FTA
Donald G. Hall
Hellen Hall
Walloomsac
Forest Hall
State University College
Plattsburgh
Donald
Pownall
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Dennington Kanner
F. Haven
Hoosick “Falls
Ulysses Zayogaridés
6Th Ave
Watervliet
Thomas G. Regtina
Hoosick Court
Hoosick
Center Brunswick
Zergarides
S Hattie Slocum
Mechanic St
Roxalle DiMagelo
Mechanic Street
Heosick Falls
Slocum
Zevgardies
J.J. Zagursky
By Lane Furniture
Wmastercharge
Bank Americard
UVM
The
St. John's Sodality
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Malcolm’ Hamilton
Hudson Falls
George Crofk
Cambridge
Mary McClellan
Estella Nessie
Willow Glen
Gertrude Aiken
Shaftsbury Lotti
Norshaft_ I4on'a
Arthur Jones
Shaftsbury
Directors Eye
Bangielz
Hayes
Burt and Burton Seminary
BBS
Tnn
Seward Sales and Service Co
Rutland
Wachers’ Stary Account
MES
Imefhiter
Harvey Dorfman
Burr and Burton
Pamiely Blakeman
Pownal Baptist Church
Pornt Gadelle
Pownal Center
North Congregational Church
North
United Counseling Service
A&pays
American Express
Aise
County National Bank
Bennington and
Arlington
Federal Deposit
Pauzance Corporation
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