New England Kandahar at Stratton crown bromley skier
Judy McNealus of Pawlet Vermont won the Stratton Mountain girls giant slalom in a time of 1 27 612 after starting 21. Dart mouth freshman Dave Currier from New Hampshire was runner up in the open division with 2 41 663 for two runs while his roommate Steve Murphy finished close behind. Rod Taylor did not race. McNealus earned enough points to win the Eastern Ski Writers Golden Ski Award for top female racer in the East.
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Stratton
Judy McNealus
Pawlet
Vermont
Dave Currier
Shownee
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
New England Kandahar
Stratton Mountain
Miss McNealus
Bromley Ski Club
East
Rod Taylor
U.S
Gallagher and Wigsnes Win Crackerbarrel X C Race
RAWSONVILLE The first USEASA cross country ski race in the area, the Crackerbarrel, drew 10 entrants under spring sun and wet snow. Mike Gallagher led Bromley Ski Club to victory in the senior men 15 km, with National Team member Peter Davis close behind. Birger Wigsnes and Vern Corkum of Bennington topped the veterans 11 km.
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Rawsonville
U.S
Craig Dunham
Brattleboro Outing Club
Nancy Davis
New England College
Mike Gallagher
Bromley Ski Club
Peter Davis
Bromley
Birger Wigsnes
Bennington
Vern Corkum
Gallagher
Bennington teens debut in area hockey with big loss
Twelve teen-age amateurs from Bennington, guided by coach John Lyons, played Buxton School at Williams College and were routed 10 to 0. Recreation Director Loomis G. Dana and Steve Jesseman accompanied the team. Dana called the game fun despite the lopsided score and noted the ice was slick for the newcomers.
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Bennington
John Lyons
Buxton School
Williams College
Loomis G. Dana
Steve Jesseman
Lyons
Dana
Ski area lift ticket price ranges and notes across Vermont resorts
Ski scope lists Vermont mountains with categories LSGR PDR FRGR and price bands from 18 to 105 dollars across Glen Ellen Mad River Glen Pico Peak Stowe and others. Entries include ranges such as 43 to 49B and 65 to 78B with notes on conditions icy spots wet and upper lower guides.
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Killington
LSGR
FRGR
Madonna Mt
Mad River Glen
Magic Mt
Maple Valley
Middlebury
Snow Bowl
Okemo
Pico Peak
E. Stowe
WBLN
PDR
G. Stratton
Judo Training Offered At Mt Anthony High School
Park and Recreation sponsors a judo program at Mt Anthony Union High School starting March 3 on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm for 12 sessions. Led by Charles Hartman second degree black belt, open to 16 and up with a fee. Hartman affiliated with US Judo Federation Adirondack AAU and more. Also notes women rifle club interest and other local judo offerings at Skidmore Emma Willard SUNY Albany and Cobleskill.
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Park and Recreation Department
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Charles Hartman
Mr. Hartman
United States Judo Federation
Adirondack Association
AAU
Greater New York Judo Association
Troy Judo Club
Philippines
United States
States
Skidmore College
Emma Willard School
State University At
Albany
Cobleskill
Hartman
Scream Bloody Murder Drives to Stop Drunk Driving
A call to action from National Safety Council urges removing drunk drivers from roads. It cites alarming yearly totals of deaths and crashes and asks readers to contact Dept. A at 425 N. Michigan Ave, Chicago to voice opposition and push for safety measures.
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National Safety Council
Dept. A
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Illinois
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New England
Kandahar
Steve Murphy
Wigsnes
Gus Black
Thea Woodall
E. J. Woodall
Fritz Koch
Brattleboro
Bennington Boys
Wise Women Shop
Save-Way Supermarket
Mammoth Mart
Benmont Avenue
Bennington, Vermont
B.B.P
Bennington, VT
Adams
Adams Clothes Shop
March
Burke Mt
Glen Ellen
G. Haystack
Hogback
Jay Peak
Recreation Department
Armory
Loomis Dana
Japan
Arai
Akida
National Rifle Association
Steve Canyon
Kansas
Nebraska
Nevada
Minnesota
Iowa
By Charles Schulz
Milton Caniff
Blondie
Chkc Young
By Hart
Heart of
Juliet Jones
By Stan Drake
Jefferson Davis
Carringtons
Mindy
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