Madonna Mountain Ski School names new director
Jeffersonville Vermont Pat Daley, formerly coach at Mount Mansfield Ski Club, becomes director of Madonna Mountain Ski School replacing Barry Brant who returns to New Hampshire to await a U S Forest Service appointment. Daley is a University of Vermont graduate and studied in the Stowe area.
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Mount Mansfield
Barry Brant
New Hampshire
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Daley
University of Vermont
Stowe
Rexford weighs ice cream rule changes in Vermont
Montpelier Vermont state Agriculture Commissioner Reed H Rexford is weighing revisions to ice cream and frozen milk product regulations. A public hearing drew no opposition and the proposed changes include lower solid content in milkshake mixes new metal work tables and benches and mandatory pasteurization of ingredients.
Martin Hall 80 Drowns in Gates Brook Accident
Martin B. Hall aged 80 drowned Tuesday night after tumbling into Gates Brook near his Jacksonville home. He was last seen walking along the bank when he fell into the water and drowned.
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Jacksonville
UPI
Martin B. Hall
Gates Brook
Bond Issue Approved for Lamoille High School Center
Voters in Lamoille Union High School District 18 approved a $1.3 million bond to construct a new school that will also serve as a county vocational center. Construction is set to begin in spring, with Cambridge Johnson Hyde Park Waterville Belvidere and Eden among the towns supporting the plan.
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UPI
Lamoille Union High School
LaMoille County
Cambridge
Hyde Park
Waterville
Belvidere
Eden
Pickets Limited to Four at Rutland Department Store
Superior Court Judge Daniel E. O'Brien issued a temporary injunction barring more than four pickets at King's Department Store in Rutland. The move follows a strike by over 40 clerks on Oct. 29 after failed contract talks, while more than 20 workers continued to cross lines and work inside the store.
Fifty-Year Champlain Valley Teachers Association Disbands
The Champlain Valley Teachers Association in Burlington ends its 50 year run after complaints that curriculum coverage at the annual UVM association conference was inadequate. The group dissolves following persistent concerns about program breadth and relevance.
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Burlington
API
Champlain Valley Teachers Association
Watervliet Arsenals praised for defense and economic aid
Democratic Congressman Leo W. O'Brien and Republican Carleton J. King praised Watervliet Arsenal for defense and regional economic contributions after a two hour tour of manufacturing and lab facilities. Col. Fred Kornet Jr. briefed them before they met with arsenal officials and AFGE Lodge No. 2352 members.
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Leo W. O’brien
Carleton J. King
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Col
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Arsenal Lodge No
American Federation of Government Employes
Post Office Holiday Schedule in Hoosick Falls
Postmaster Anthony J. Wirmusky announced no window service on Thanksgiving Day. Village and rural carriers will suspend deliveries while special delivery continues. Lobby will be open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for box patrons with mail deposits. Holiday schedules apply for all mail collections.
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Hoosick Falls
Anthony J. Wirmusky
Tri City unemployment falls to all time low in September
Albany reports unemployment in the Tri City area dropping to 2.7 percent in September from 3 percent in August. State Department of Labor cites a generally improving local economy as the main factor behind the long term decline in joblessness.
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Berkshire School Salary Plan Faces Tax Impact
Berkshire district debates a teacher salary increase plan tied to a ratio system costing $175,501 more annually. Starting bachelor pay would be 5100 with 12 steps to 7624. master and doctorate differentials set. no formal action taken. Separately in Savoy a 19 year old machinist and his 18 year old girlfriend died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a car. car found with worn exhaust held by rope near a pond in State Forest. they had been missing since the birthday date. In Williamstown, selectmen deny a Howard Johnson sign on Eldridge farm and seek an Outdoor Advertising Commission hearing to oppose state approval.
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Pittsfield
Savoy
Dennis R. Biron
Easthampton
North Adams
Louise Senecal
Clarksburg
Biron
Seneca
Williamstown
Howard Johnson
Eldridge Farm
Rte. 7
Outdoor Advertising Commission
Many Starve as We Feast Thanksgiving Contrast
Washington report from UPI notes American families will eat four pounds of food on a normal day and seven pounds with a feast, while average Indians get about one pound daily. The American Freedom from Hunger Foundation cites a 40 pound White House turkey fed on 1,400 daily calories. It warns 300 to 500 million globally suffer malnutrition with only about 2,000 calories daily and many die.
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UPI
Freedom From Hunger Foundation
White House
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Dowager Queen Elisabeth Dies in Belgium at 89
Brussels reports Dowager Queen Elisabeth dies at Stuyvenberg Palace from a second heart attack in three weeks. She was 89. Funeral planned at Gothic Collegial Church of Saint Michel in Brussels. Belgium lowers flags to half staff and closes theaters while mourning is observed.
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UPD
Elisabeth
Belgium
Stuyvenberg Palace
Saint Michel
White-clad imposter robs hospital fund with fake driver
In Waltham Massachusetts Albert Riley, 59, a hospital employee, was robbed of cash and checks when a man in a hospital uniform posing as a driver offered a ride to Newton-Wellesley Bank. The “doctor” left with Riley’s truck after exchanging IDs in a crash scene, but the money bag later held only rocks. Investigators traced the car to a rental agency and found a bogus license. A second item notes the Paris International Dance Festival, running Nov 3 to Dec 12, will mark its third anniversary with Etoiles dOr awards for top performers.
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