Jiminy Peak Expands Ski Area With Grand Slam Project
Jiminy Peak in Hancock Massachusetts advances a four phase expansion named Grand Slam. A 3100 foot Riblet chairlift underground snowmaking and night skiing will boost capacity to over 4000 skiers per hour. The $500000 SBA loan finances the work with Kissing Bridge Corp managing.
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Hancock
Mass
Jiminy Peak
Berkshire Skiing
Rolls Royce
Fairbank
Berkshires
Jiminy
Kissing Bridge Corp
Kissing Bridge
New York
Mt. Ascutney
Brownsville
National Life Co Launches Two Mutual Funds
National Life Insurance Co introduces two registered mutual funds. Norman L. Campbell, president of Sentinel Growth Fund Inc. and Sentinel Income Fund Inc., says sales start Monday Sept. 15. Equity Services Inc., the distribution subsidiary, is licensed to sell in 41 states and DC. Over 400 sales reps attend 13 regional briefings nationwide to learn fund organization and share marketing steps.
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Montpelier
National Life Insurance Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Norman L. Campbell
Sentinel Growth Fund Inc
Sentinel Income Fund Inc
Campbell
Equity Services Inc
National Life
Berkshire Art Association Opens 18th Regional Contest
Pittsfield invites 1500 artists from seven states to enter the Berkshire Art Association regional contest with over 2900 dollars in prizes. Juror David Brooke selects winning works for exhibition at Berkshire Museum October 5 to November 2. Entries due September 20 21 at Berkshire Museum. 주요 수상처는 Williams College Museum of Art 1000 달러 구매상 Berkshire Community College 500 달러 등.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Art Association
New England
New York State
Berkshire Museum
David Brooke
Currier Gallery of Art
Manchester
N.H
BAA
John E. Taylor
Williams College Museum of Art
Berkshire Community College
J. F. Kahl Co
Roy B. Peebles
Charles L. Pincu
Dog Owners Tattoo Pets to Fight Dognapping in Brooklyn
Arthur Weston of Dog Owners Guardian announces free tattooing of pets with permanent identification numbers by local veterinarians and clinics to deter theft. He cites over a million dogs vanish yearly and says thieves sell pets to laboratories, urging owners to unite with humane groups, shelters, and law enforcement to recover missing dogs.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Arthur Weston
Dog Owners Guardian
D.O.G
National Humane Organization
Weston
America
Brookelyn Humane
Middlebury Coed Funds School Ship for Cheung Chau Students
Middlebury College junior Susan Elmendorf from Sarasota, Florida, raises funds to launch a school ferry serving 75 children on Cheung Chau island off Hong Kong. The "Middlebury" ferry, built with local help and a budget under $1,000 for hull and $300 for engine, carries 30 to 40 children daily with tickets costing $5 monthly. After launch, the boat also supports tourism and village improvements. Elmendorf funded most of the project, interviewing 50 peasant families for an anthropology term paper and receiving a jade ring and pendant as keepsakes from a friend in the village.
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Middlebury
Cheung Chau
Hong Kong
Middlebury College
Susan J. Elmendorf
Sarasota
Fla
San Wan
Middlebury Coed
Chau
Florida
Flmendorf
Sue
Kam
Tamy
Psychologist Joins Guidance Services in Windham County
Allan R. Cutting announces Stephen B. Carlton of Maynard Massachusetts has joined Family and Child Guidance Services of Windham County as staff psychologist. Carlton holds degrees from Wesleyan University University of Massachusetts and is completing a doctorate in counseling psychology. He will work in school consultation and other agency activities. In Washington Rogers plans first talks with Gromyko as UNGA opens with disarmament and Middle East issues likely to dominate.
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Brattleboro
Allan R. Cutting
Family and Child Guidance Services
Windham County
Stephen B. Carlton
Maynard
Mass
Carlton
Wesleyan University
University of Massachusetts
Counseling Center
Upward Bound
University
Washington
UPD
William P. Rogers
Andrei Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
State Department
Rogers
New York
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Science Oriented High School Students Aided by UVM Summer Research Program
Christine Collins of Winooski High School became a participant in Project Catalyst sponsored by the American Chemical Society. The program aims to expose students to scientific research. Collins now plans to attend the University of Vermont to study science and pursue research or teaching.
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Christine Collins
University of Vermont
Claus A. Wulff
UVM
Burlington
Winooski High School
Christine
American Chemical Society
Dr. Wulff
Barbara Waters
Arthur Collins
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Alarm Systems Dealership Awarded in New England
Dictograph Security System named Electronic Security Systems Co the dealer for Bennington and Windham counties in Vermont and Franklin Hampden and Berkshire in Massachusetts. The firm will install and service burglar fire and smoke alarms with a warning signal to help police identify the premises. The company operates from 86 Federal St Millers Falls and will handle inquiries.
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Millers Falls
Mass
Dictograph Security System
Electronic Security Systems Co
Bennington
Windham
Vermont
Franklin
Hamphire
Berkshire
Hampden
City of Holyoke
Massachusetts
Leonard G. Mathey
Dictograph
Federal St
GI Bill Expands Flight Training for Veterans
The VA says over 25,700 veterans are in flight training for a commercial pilot license under GI Bill provisions. Since October 1967, 38,588 veterans have used the program. Eligibility requires a private pilot license and medical readiness. tuition and fees are covered at 90 percent with monthly payments upon certification. Educational entitlement is charged at a month per $130 paid. Flight training can also count toward approved college degree programs.
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White River Jct
Veterans Administration
Trailer Operation Has Special Rules in Vermont Highways
Montpelier state police urge motorists to slow and use extra caution when towing trailers on Vermont highways. Trucks on grades and winding roads reduce speed and cause traffic to bunch, raising crash risk. Towers should aid passing by pulling to the far side at every safe section of road.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Jay Peak Opens Foliage Season With Weekend Tramway
Jay Peak area manager D M Mac Matheson announced starting Sept 13 the 11 mile aerial tramway will run weekends 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through mid-October. Restaurant and gift shop stay open. special group rates available. Gazebo nightclub will show movies and music Saturdays 9 to 11 p.m. in Vermont.
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Jay Peak
D.M
Mac”’ Matheson
Vermont
Justice Department sues Virgin Islands gift shops for price fixing
The Justice Department filed suit against 22 Virgin Islands gift shops and their trade association accusing them of conspiring to fix prices on tourist items. The imports, sold at free port prices with no taxes, include perfumes watches cameras radios crystals and china. The suit alleges they conspired to fix prices limit discounts and cut supplies to noncompliant retailers.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Virgin Islands
China
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