Stratton names executives to ski operations and marketing
Stratton Corporation announces Cal Conniff will become vice president and general manager in charge of ski operations starting September, while David T. Meinertz is named resort marketing director, replacing Richard Lechthaler. Conniff leaves NSAA after four decades of industry leadership. Meinertz shares a background in advertising and Colgate-Palmolive, with military service and an MBA from Columbia University.
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Stratton — Harvey
Stratton Corporation
Cal Conniff
Stratton
S Ber
David T. Meinertz
New York
Ted Bates & Co., Inc
Richard Lechthaler
Conniff
National Ski Areas Association
NSAA
Trade Association of American Ski Resorts
Mount Tom
Holyoke
Mass
WWLP
Springfield, Mass
Eastern Ski Areas Association
Massachusetts Recreational Tramway Board
Leukemia Society of America
American Society of Association Executives
New England Society of Association Executives
Meinertz
Ted Bates & Co
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia College
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Columbia University
Pownal Church to Sponsor Rummage Sale at Town Hall
The Pownal Center Community Church will sponsor a rummage sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the town hall. Donations may be brought to the town hall today after 5 p.m. The Pownal Fish and Game Club will hold its annual fishing derby Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. at the likely derby location.
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Pownal Center
Town Hall
The
Pownal Fish and Game Club
Pownal Community Calendar Highlights Events and Activities
Activities include a youth age eligibility event with trophies, a workbee at Pownal Baptist Church Saturday morning, religious education classes for Our Lady of Lourdes pupils at Pownal Elementary, an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at the Recreational Community Center, and a Methodist Youth Fellowship gathering at the United Methodist Church.
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Pownal Elementary School
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
O— Alcoholics Anonymous
Pownal
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Pownal United Methodist Church
Meals on Wheels brings hot noonday meals to Bennington County seniors
Arlington driver Louise Rome delivers hot noonday meals three days a week to seniors 65 and older in Arlington, Sandgate, and Shaftsbury. The federally funded program operates from Federated Church East Arlington with meals prepared by Virginia Andrews and volunteers. congregate meals also run at Manchester Eagles Club and Bennington senior center.
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Russ Garland
Arlington
Louise Rome
Sandgate
Shaftsbury
East Arlington
Virginia Andrews
Arlington Memorial High School
Rome
Arlington Kitchen
Federated Church
Eagles Club
Manchester
Bennington
Pownal
Town
Office On
Gordon Walker
Office On Aging
Walker
Garland Helene Thompson
Vermont death case leaves questions surrounding Dr. Shaw
Vermont officials closed the probe into the death of Dr. Joseph Shaw 41 a West Windsor psychiatrist. Initially blamed on a car crash that killed Walter Berry 31 of Fairlee the medical examiner questioned if Shaw died in the crash or beforehand. Officials said evidence was inconclusive though raised questions. Shaw served as consulting psychiatrist at the Windsor state prison.
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Richard Spear
Shaw
Windsor
Brandon Police Chief faces retrial on assault charges
Rutland. Brandon Police Chief Thomas Evans will stand trial in Vermont District Court on May 28 for simple assault and reckless endangerment. Patrolman Edward Lowell Jr. is also charged with assault. Evans’ first trial ended in a mistrial after a hung jury. The incidents are alleged to have occurred in Brandon last summer.
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Rutland
UPI
Brandon
Thomas Evans
Vermont
Evans
Edward Lowell Jr
William Keefe
Rate increase denounced at Vermont cable hearing
Rutland witnesses oppose a 28 percent rate hike proposed by Telesystems Inc. Some 350 sign petitions from Rutland Proctor and Wallingford call for 12 percent. Brandon residents demand improved service with four extra channels. Public Service Board held three hearings in Montpelier Burlington and Rutland.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont
Proctor
Wallingford
Telesystems, Inc
Brandon
Public Service Board
Montpelier
Burlington
Rutland mayor seeks independent probe of police department
Mayor Gilbert Godnick urged an outside organization not tied to city or state to probe Rutland police after Chief Stuart Jenne demoted two detectives from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Jenne opposed the plan. A state police review had cleared a detective lieutenant accused of involvement in selling confiscated evidence, prompting the demotion of both the officer and the accuser from the BCI unit.
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Rutland
UPI
Gilbert Godnick
Godnick
Stuart Jenne
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Godrick
Board of Aldermen
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Jenne
BCI
SEIU seeks formal recognition by county for highway dept
The Service Employees International Union urged County Executive William J. Murphy to recognize it as representative of county highway department workers. 58 employees attended a Thursday meeting at Country Grove tavern to press for recognition, citing CSEA’s alleged failure to represent them. If denied, SEIU may request a PERB election. a similar bid in the sheriff’s department last month failed.
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Troy
Service Employes International Union
William J. Murphy
CSEA
Joseph Lazarony
Patrick
Murphy
PERB
SEIU
Sheriff's Department
Stipends Proposed for Doctors in Rensselaer County
Legislation to be introduced next Tuesday would open county insurance policies to competitive bidding and create a $200 monthly stipend for doctors and dentists serving in poor areas. William C. Walsh proposes contracts with health professionals to practice in needy areas. Thomas J. Colloton seeks bid rules for county insurance, noting the Reginald J. Carignan Agency collects over $100,000 annually in premiums.
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Troy
Rensselaer
William C. Walsh
West Sand Lake
Thomas J. Colloton
Nassau
Colloton
Reginald J. Carignan
NAACP to confront discrimination in Berkshire area
Berkshire NAACP plans to shed isolationist stance and combat bias. board member William Johnson targets construction unions and city government for failing to hire Black and minority workers on public works. He cites lily white crews at East Side Community School and the new city library. He urges Black participation amid so much money flowing through Pittsfield.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peoples
NAACP
William Johnson
Johnson
East Side
New City
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