Stratton Faces Introspection as Top Posts Shake Up
Stratton Corp president Harvey Clifford said the ski resort is in a period of introspection about goals and future plans and that no major policy statements will be issued for about a month. Marketing chief David Meinertz was fired, with unclear reasons, after two months in post, while executives Lechthaler Layman and Clifford resigned in a broader management shakeup. Clifford disclosed NSAA executive director Cal Coniff will not join Stratton, citing personal reasons, and noted leadership will be split between ski operations and off mountain activities with no replacement named yet for hotels and condominiums. Meinertz’s marketing plan will be reviewed by directors.
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Russ Garland
Stratton
Harvey Clifford
Stratton Corp
David T. Meinertz
Meinertz
Ted Bates & Co
New York
Richard Lechthaler
Lechthaler
John Layman
Clifford
Cal Coniff
Coniff
National Ski Areas Association
NSAA
Banner
Trade Association of
HRBCEPA forms Walloomsac River Chapter
The first organizational meeting of the Walloomsac River Chapter of HRBCEPA Inc will be held at the Park McCullough House on Wednesday July 30 at 7 p.m. The public is welcome.
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Walloomsac River
Hrbcepa, Inc
Park McCullough
Dorset joins National Flood Insurance Program
The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced Dorset’s acceptance into the National Flood Insurance Program effective July 29. Property owners may now purchase federally subsidized flood insurance with higher coverage limits and specific flood-prone area requirements, while HUD restrictions apply to financing in designated zones. Policies become effective within 30 days with a 15-day waiting period after.
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Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Dorset
HUD
The
Small Business Administration
Hunter
Commercial Union Insurance Company
Beacon Street
Boston
Mass
FIA
Harris for President coordinator to visit Putney Aug 11
Harris for President coordinator in New England will hold a public meeting August 11 at 7 30 p m in Putney at the Westminster West Road home of Mrs Claire Wilson. Providence teacher Barney Brawer is among 20 volunteers nationwide supporting Harris who will campaign with a camper tour through 13 states making 44 stops.
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Putney
Fred Harris
New England
Barney Brawer
Providence
R.I
Harris
U.S
Oklahoma
Camper
Washington
D.C
San Francisco
Claire Wilson
Westminster West Road
Putney Village
Thunder at the Arlington Lawn Party
Storm hits Arlington village as rain falls for first time in 50 years. Fire Chief Ronnie Cole reports the annual Arlington Volunteer Fire Department event will restart at 6:30 pm. Lightning struck the fire alarm at the engine house, then thunder rolled over the crowd scattering attendees to their cars.
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Arlington
Ronnie Cole
East Arlington
Arlington Volunteer Fire Department
Cole
Battenkill Grange Plans Auctions and Meetings
The Battenkill Grange schedules an auction at Bus Mars' auction barn at 6 30 p m on August 21 to benefit the Grange Center items to Maurice Matteson home for collection. A Rutland Fair committee meeting is set for July 31 at Ascutney Grange Hall with Charles Hutchinson as chair.
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Grange Center
Battenkill Grange
Mars
Maurice Matteson
Ascutney Grange Hall
Charles Hutchinson
West Arlington
Roy Crofut
Greg Wright
Grange
Manchester Antiques Show offers diversity
The Manchester Antiques Show and Sale runs July 31 to Aug 2 at Manchester Center School. Sponsored by the Manchester Garden Club and chaired by Mrs. Barry Wall, it features exhibitors from the eastern United States with diverse merchandise including jewelry, dolls, glass, oriental items, and silver.
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Manchester
Manchester Center School
Manchester Garden Club
Barry Wall
Vermont
John Fifield
United States
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Georgette Howland
Plaistow
N.H
Joy Young
Millbury
Mass
Allan Hodges
Lakewood
Ohio
Newport
R.I
Greenblatts
Amherst
Nimmo and Hart
Middletown Springs Village
Betty Flood
Guilderland
N.Y
Henrietta
Rehabilitated man pays fine by mail
HOOSICK FALLS NY Edward F Welch who was arrested July 12 for driving without a license pleaded guilty by mail before Justice William Fitzpatrick. Welch paid a $20 fine after his bail was accepted. He gave the House of Correction Pittsfield address where he was released in February after 18 months for fraud and has since worked for the U. S. Department of Labor in rehabilitation.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Edward F. Welch
Hoosick Falls Village
William Fitzpatrick
Welch
House of Correction
Pittsfield
U.S. Department of Labor
Vermont Detente at Mt Snow Hosts Soviet Delegation
Gov Salmon and Mt Snow Development Corp leaders welcome a Soviet delegation and families to Vermont for weekend talks on expanding business tourism and cultural ties. Ambassadors and executives from Soviet trade bodies discuss inviting Soviet skiers to Mt Snow and making Vermont a New England trade hub.
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Vasily Sofronchuk
Natons
Igor Khramstov
Depuy
Trade and Economic
Vermont
Fleischmans
Mt. Snow
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Aia
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Manchester Center
Mr. Cross
Thunder
Battenkill
Richard E. Wiley
FCC
M. St. N.W
Alford Clayton
Belle Decker
Betty Crocker
Shaftsbury
Sheilah Miller
Eunice Myers
East Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington Convalescent Center
Danby
Bihler & Coger
Ashley Falls
Wayne Pratt
Marlboro
Letitia Souza
Cumberland
Higganum, Conn
Riverside Antiques
Winterport
Maine
Heritage Gallery
Duxbury Gallery
Chuck Roast Beef
Walker
Fitzpatrick
Viktor Sherbakov
Amtong Trading Corporation
Gennady Sarebryakov
United Nations
Ussr
North Bonington Road
Bennington, Vermont
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FDIC
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