Vermont college speaker frames aged as a deprived minority
Dr. John W. McTernan of the Bennington County Office on Aging told Vermont College students and the public that elderly Americans form a deprived minority as the aging population grows. He cited 10 percent of the population as aged, health care costs for the elderly, and declines in vitality and brain cells, urging steps to improve quality of life for seniors.
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Dr. McTernan
U.S
U.S.S.R
South America
McTernan
Vermont
Congress
Bennington County
State University of New York
Plattsburgh
Yale University
New York State
Vermont College
HRBCEPA talk at Big House in Bennington
The Hoosick River Basin Citizens Environmental Protective Association hosts a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the McCullough Mansion in North Bennington with speakers Richard A. Axelrod Terry Learned and Robert E. McCarthy. The event, part of Vermont College seminars on health sciences, discusses aging and health care.
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McCullough
North Bennington
Hoosick River Basin Citizens Environmental Protective Association
Hrbcepa
Environmental
Richard A. Axelrod
Terry Learned
Robert E. McCarthy
Oldcastle Players Present An Evening of Comedy
The Oldcastle Players of Bennington present two one act comedies Elaine May adaptation and A Resounding Tinkle on April 25 27 and 28 at 7 30 pm at Mt Anthony Junior High School Main Street Tickets are available at First Vermont Bank and the Community Arts storefront 408 Main St.
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Oldcastle Players of
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Junior High School
Main Street
Elaine May
N.F. Simpson
Ms. May
Cicago
Second Ciy
Mike Nichols
Terence McNally
Peter Falk
John Cassavetes
Clive Barnes
The
New York Times
George Oppenheimer
Newsday
Miss May
First Vermont Bank
Community Arts
Main St
Middlebury and MIT join forces on refuse reclamation
Middlebury College and MIT researchers reveal an infrared sensor based multi property sorting system to reclaim municipal waste. The pilot plant demonstrates over 90 percent reliability in categorizing paper, plastic, glass and metals, with potential for large scale municipal use.
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Middlebury
MIT
Middlebury College
P. Frank Winkler
David G. Wilson
Mit-Middlebury
Solid Waste Management Office
Environmental Protection Agency
Winkler
Mit Middlebury Reclamation
Peter H. Goodwin
J. Roger Bowman
Dr. Winkler
Stephen D. Senturia
MIT Laboratory
MIT Middlebury
Cambridge
Mass
Joan Grette
Keith Batchelder
Fred Hutchison
Wilson
Dorset Players History and Plans for Benefit Event
The Dorset Players, one of America's oldest theatres dating to 1929, began in Town Hall with self entertaining one act plays. They built the Dorset Playhouse through donations and timber gifts, nurturing a vibrant cultural center in Vermont. After a hiatus, they revived public performances in 1969 and have since staged diverse productions. Now in 1974 they announce a special performance of Georges Feydeau's farce A Flea In Her Ear on Saturday April 27 at 8:15.
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Dorset
Dorset Players
America
Town Hall
Edward Goodman
Edwin West
Dorset Playhouse
Vermont
Burlington
Phillip King
Alladin
Bethlehem
Judea
Georges Feydeau
Hoosick Night Brings Sports Dinner and Awards
The St Marys Academy annual Athletic Dinner and Sports Awards, hosted by the Alumni Association, will be held Monday April 22 at the Cambridge Hotel with 7:30 p.m. dinner. The event honors high school athletes and the grade school CYO Biddies, with the Father Eagan award for sportsmanship and leadership. Tickets from Larry Murphy Jr. or Mrs. June Moore. contact numbers provided.
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St. Mary’s Academy
St. Mary’s Alumni Association
Cambridge
Father Eagan
Larry Murphy Jr
June Moore
Keene State offers ambitious overseas geography course
Assistant Prof. Kalus J. Bayr announces a month long overseas geography course with a field trip to Austria Italy and Yugoslavia starting about May 28. Six credit hours, charter flight from New York to Frankfurt, visits to Salzburg Linz Vienna Graz Trieste and more. Fees around 745 to 780 dollars plus 5 dollars daily meals and a 100 dollar non refundable deposit. visa to Yugoslavia required.
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Yugoslavia
Kalus J. Bayr
Keene State College
New York
Frankfurt
West Germany
United States
Salzburg
Gmunden
Hallstadt
Linz
Vienna
Graz
Eiseners
Maribor
Ljubljana
Trieste
Bolzano
Venice
New Hampshire
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Harold Zimmerman
Laurie Hess
West Arlington
North Adams Hoosac Savings Bank
North Adams
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Rude
Robert Holbrook
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Brandon, VT
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Keene State
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Grants Sau and Restaurant
Monument Plaza
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Iron Kettle Restaurant
Shaftsbury
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