Fleischman resigns as Mt Snow manager for health reasons
Brattleboro Reformers report that Alan Fleischman, Mt Snow general manager and Mt Snow Development Corp. officer, resigned for health reasons. John Christie, former Mt Snow GM, may take the job again after discussions. Christie runs Ad-Media in Augusta, Maine, and supports his Mt Snow ties while weighing the offer.
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Fleischman
Mt. Snow
West Dover
Alan 0. Fleischman
Mt. Snow Ski Resort
Mt. Snow Development Corp
John Christie
Christie
Ad- Media
Augusta
Maine
Mt. Snow Company
Walter Schoenknecht
Mrs. Carter to Speak at Sept 9 County Lunch
Karen Carter, daughter in law of presidential hopeful Jimmy Carter, is set to speak at a luncheon hosted by the County Democratic Committee at the Captain's Cabin in Bennington. The event begins at 12 noon on Thursday September 9, with reservations through County Chairman Mrs. Emma Harwood or the Captain's Cabin.
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Karen Carter
Jimmy Carter
Captains Cabin
Bennington
Democratic Committee
Emma Harwood
Captain’s Cabin
Car prices rise to six thousand one hundred in 1977
The average General Motors car with a typical set of options will cost 6100 in 1977, 338 more than a comparably equipped 1976 model.
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General Motors
HUD official defends Bennington Housing Authority at rotary
Creeley S. Buchanan of HUD explains cooperative spirit of Bennington Housing Authority members and defends red tape as protecting taxpayer funds. He notes prior review found concerns, emphasizes HUD acts as advisor, not policeman, and warns about disciplinary risk if issues persist.
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Joe Hail
Bennington
HUD
Kenneth Costin
Costin
Buchanan
Federal Service
Bennington Housing Authority
Bennington Authority
Night slides draw crowds at resort with new lights
Ms Cooper notes a growing skill with each run as night slides draw more visitors. The resort spent about 400000 dollars to install the slide and hopes it funds other summer projects. Stig Albertsson, the resort president, called it a bold risk that paid off by expanding mountain access and attracting new guests, including potential skiers, through Forestry Service interest.
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Sunday events and concerts listed for regional towns
Halfway between Salem New York and Granville on Route 22 Nelsons Dance Hall hosts a country auction preview at noon sale at 1 p.m. In Pownal a 3 p.m. Pownal Center Community Church hosts a Chamber Concert Series final clarinet sextet. In Manchester 3 p.m. Southern Vermont Arts Center features SVA trio farewell concert. Lenox Mass Lenox Music Inn hosts Hot Tuna at 5 p.m.
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Salem
N.Y
Granville
Nelson’s Dance Hall
Pownal
Pownal Center
Manchester
Southern Vermont Arts Center
SVA
Lenox
Mass
Lenox Music Inn
Stewart P. Park 69 A. T. T. executive dies at Pownal cottage
Stewart Pearce Park 69 longtime AT&T executive died at his Mt Anthony Road cottage in Pownal after a long career with New York Telephone and AT&T. Born August 24 1907 in Saltsburg Pennsylvania he lived in Mamaroneck New York and had 58 summers at the family residence. Burial in Greenwood Union Cemetery Rye with memorial service at Mamaroneck Methodist Church. Funeral home Hanson Walbridge handling arrangements.
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Stewart Pearce Park
Mt. Anthony Road
Pownal
4Th St
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Saltsburg
James W
Mabel (Pearce) Park
Brooklyn
Harvard
Evelyn Dow
Forest Hills
Gardens
Mr. Park
New York Telephone
Stewart P. Park, Jr
New Gloucester
Maine
Robert E. Park
U.S. Air Force
Omaha
Neb
Carol MacNeill
Edmund L. Park
Lawrenceville
N.J
Walter R. Koch
Austin
Tex
Elizabeth Detmold
Greenwood Union Cemetery
Rye
Mamaroneck Methodist Church
Hanson-Walbridge Inc
Luisi & Coxe
Boston Post Rd
Burns Calls New Appraisal of Vermont Education Basics
Democratic candidate Brian Burns urged a Vermont education rethink focusing on elementary schools and early disability intervention citing about 30 000 reading challenged children. He said learning disabilities must be treated early to prevent later failure and noted pay gaps between elementary and higher roles.
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Montpelier
UPI
Brian Burns
Vermont
Burns
Bennington Tri State CB'ers Cancel, Reschedule Meeting
The Tri-State CB'ers cancel their regular monthly meeting due to a long weekend and set a new date for September 12 at the Bennington Free Library at 7 p.m. Ed Rices host a steak dinner dance at the Bennington Club on Saturday September 11 from 7 to 9 p.m. Music by The Universals from 9 to 12. Reservations at 2-6436. Wickstock Farm offers pick your own corn and tomatoes. corn 2.50 per 50, tomatoes 4.50 per bushel, melons 12 cents a pound.
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Tri-State
Cb’ers
Bennington Free Library
Ed Rices
Bennington Club
The
Universals
Wickstock Farm
West Rte. 9
Bennington
Sunderland School Roof Bid Delayed
Sunderland School board schedules a special meeting at 5 p.m. at Sunderland Elementary to vote on the sole competitive bid for repairing the leaky roof. John A. Russell Inc. of Rutland submitted a base bid of 73 597 dollars, with 52 597 dollars for materials and 21 000 dollars for labor.
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Sunderland
Sunderland School Board
Gerald E. Morrissey Inc
Bennington
Mary M. Beckwith
Albert W. Bowen
William Sheldon
John A. Russell Inc
Rutland
Sheldon
Hot Meals expand service with Bennington center catering
The Bennington Convalescent Center now offers hot meals three days a week by reservation, with mini-bus transport available. Eligibility includes anyone 60 or older, with flexible contributions up to $1 and food stamps welcomed. Meals also served at Brookside Apartment House and the Senior Center, Labor Day exceptions noted.
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Bennington Convalescent Center
Brookside
South St
Putnam Square
Vermont
Washington County
Bennington
North St
King’s Oe
Caron’s
DuCharme
Vermont electioneering gains as primary nears
Vermont Democratic Senate hopeful Scott Skinner proposed a separate Office of Education as a presidential cabinet post with expanded federal support for vocational and health programs. Former teacher Skinner urged consolidating education duties under a cabinet level group. John Burgess, Democratic candidate for Congress, said he would run under the Independent Vermonters Party if drafted but won’t actively seek its nomination. Burgess halted an Independent Vermont ers Party convention claiming illegal caucus rules and public notice issues. The caucus at John Bloch’s Worcester home Aug 19 voted to bar any other party nominees from running under the Independent Vermonters banner.
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Worcester
John Bloch
Independent Vermonters Party
End of Summer Labor Day Travel Looms
United Press International reports a Labor Day holiday travel surge with an estimated 13.1 billion miles driven and 360 to 460 deaths possible among 15,000 to 18,000 disabling injuries. Weather largely fine, but frost in the north and fog from Oklahoma to Pennsylvania. A Seattle ferry strike threatens 350,000 vacationers and 100,000 vehicles. In Greenville Illinois travelers are greeted by Santa at the Red Santa House with free coffee and cookies along I 70 and IL 127 signs urge motorists to take five and stay alive.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Appalachians
Oklahoma
Pennsyvania
West Virginia
Seattle
Wash
Olympic Peninsula
San Juan Islands
Washington State
Greenville
Ill
Santa Claus
Jaycees
Red Santa House
Santa
Interstate 70
Illinois 127
Burgess Defends Warning Rule Amid Restraining Order Rift
Burgess argued for a 10 day warning with notices in major state papers as criticism grew over a restraining order blocking a meeting. Attorney General M Jerome Diamond, a potential Democrat candidate, said he would have opposed using such an order and would not have supported the move if consulted.
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Buchanan
HUD
Burgess
M. Jerome Diamond
Springfield
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David Rock
Philip Salvater
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Rotary
Robert Matteson
Matteson
Cooper
Stig Albertsson
Forestry Service
Stewart P. Park
Telephone Pioneers of America
United Way
Westchester County Grand Jurors’ Assoc., Inc
Mamaroneck Free Library
Harvard Club of
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Bennington Briefs
ADV
Julian Goodrich, Architects Inc
Speedspace Inc
Arthur O’dea
Bennington County
Rutland Company
John Clark
Bennington Banner Telephone
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corp
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
U.S
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Home & Save
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Elm ST. Bennington
Main Street
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