Manchester to honor Fred Pabst for impact on ski town
Local shop owner Ken Johnston announces Manchester will honor Fred Pabst at a private banquet for his role in making Bromley and Stratton skiing a cornerstone of the economy. The event acknowledges Pabst's influence amid retirement rumors and possible sale of Big Bromley to Stig Albertsson.
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Manchester
Ken Johnston
Fred Pabst
Pabst
Bromley
Peru
Stratton Mountain
Chamber of Commerce
Mill
Londonderry
Johnson
Doc Harwood
Johnston
Big Bromley Association
Green Mountain Association
Big Bromley
Priest guidance director shares advice for St Marys teachers
The Rev John W Melton director of college and career planning at Monsignor Bonner High School spoke to St Marys Academy Home School Association on career planning for students He urged early guidance starting in eighth grade and urged teachers to identify each child interests abilities and dreams He warned against assuming liberal arts for uncertain students and emphasized college boards class rank activities and strong high school recommendations as factors in college admission He advised parents to research colleges and financial aid options and noted the value of experiences at colleges away from home
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Edith Beaumont
Melton
Central States
Father Melton
Michael McGuire
Osa
St. Mary’s Academy
Anthony Wirmusky
State Granger of year named at annual session
Mrs Charles Mason of Pawlet chosen as Vermont Granger of the Year at the 100th Vermont State Grange session in St Johnsbury She was selected from 29 entrants for outstanding community and Grange activity Mason has organized first aid courses and is active in many groups including Mettowee Valley Grange Washington Pomona Vermont and National Grange The award included a plaque and 50 dollars presented by Ross Sweet More than 500 attended as State Master Kermit W Richardson spoke Thursday afternoon
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ST. Johnsbury
Charles Mason
Pawlet
Phyllis Decker
Vermont State Grange Home Economics
Clarence
Belle) Decker
Vermont
State Grange
Deckers
West Arlington
Mettowee
Hoosick Falls residents noted in multiple incidents
Hoosick Falls updates report Joseph Shaw son of Mr and Mrs John Shaw of 40 River Street remained under observation at Mary McClellan Hospital. Stephen Shaw son of Mr and Mrs W Briggs Shaw Jr of 143 Church Street left for Lackland AFB in San Antonio for basic training. Mrs Catherine Dooley and Mrs Margaret Weatherwax of 10 Hoosick Street were treated for injuries after a one car crash on Wilson Hill Road. Weatherwax and Dooley were taken to the hospital by the Hoosick Rescue Squad. Arnold Kuebler Jr of Redwood California injured in a one car crash on Route 7 near Route 22 and treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Josehp Shaw
John Shaw
River Street
Mary McClellan Hospital
Stephen A. Shaw
W. Briggs Shaw Jr
Church Street
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Catherine Dooley
Hoosick Street
Margaret Weatherwax
Wilson Hill Road
Center Brunswick
Arnold Kuebler Jr
Redwood
Calif
N.Y
Kuebler
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Hoosick Falls Hosts 1971 Little League Banquet Awards
About 225 people attended the Hoosick Falls Central School cafeteria event honoring Hoosick Falls Little League players officials and guests including John Pastore guest speaker. Awards covered 60 trophies with Giants players led by Jerry Schwartz and Ralph Millington acknowledged for sponsorship. A memorial moment closed the evening for Mrs Reynolds and 16 year old Jack Hayden.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
John Pastore
Hudson Valley Community College
James McGuire
William Greenwood
Arthur Armstrong
Edith Craig Reynolds
Little League
Reynolds
George E. Smith
Jerry Schwartz
Giants
Pepsi-Cola
Ralph Millington
Wood Flong Corporation
Sch
Vikings
Hudson Valley
Gerard McInerney
Jack Hayden
Williams College to reshuffle top administration next year
President John E Sawyer announced sabbatical plans for Dean Dudley Bahlman for 1972 73 and named Irwin Shainman acting dean. Provost Stephen Lewis II will extend his sabbatical and Joseph Kershaw will serve as provost again. Kershaw’s long tenure shaped Williams coeducation plans and RAND ties.
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Williamstown
Mass
John E. Sawyer
Williams College
Dudley W.R. Bahlman
Sawyer
Irwin Shainman
Bahlman
Stephen R. Lewis Jr
Williams
Joseph A. Kershaw
Kershaw
Dean Bahlman
Yale
England
Shainman
New York City
Pomona College
California
Columbia
Paris Conservatoire
American Association of University Professors
Lewis
University of Nairobi
Kenya
Institute of Development Studies
Rockefeller Foundation
Herbert H. Lehman
Ford Foundation
Office of Economic Opportunity
Princeton
Williams Economics Department
Rand Corporation
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Lowell Thomas
Europe
Connecticut
Stig Albertsson
Albertsson
St. Mary’s
Manchester, Vermont
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Little Leaguers
Arthur Hyde
Greenwood
Tom Mentiply
Jack Bakaitis
Philip Martinez
Richard A. Severson
Robert Springer
USA
William Baker
John Griffin
Beaumont Hoosick Little League
B.B.P
Bennington, VT
HAM
North ST. Bennington, VT
Mcintosh
Packing House
Carpenter
Bennington, Vermont
AGWAY
Jerry Gras
Jerry
Agway Petroleum Service
Hunt St
Bennington
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