Manchester Day Care Center Notes
Manchester notices Sue Brigham leaving and a teaching vacancy requiring an early childhood degree and experience. Board meeting set for April 23. Ethan Allen Community College and Office of Child Development host free child care workshops May 4 to June 8 with registrations. May 4 Parenting discussion. May 18 nutrition and injuries. June 1 developmental relations. June 8 toys and books. Also a charity performance of A Flea in Her Ear on April 27 with a post show smorgasbord.
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Manchester
Sue Brigham
Natalie
Ethan Allen Community College
Office of Child Development
Montpelier
Natalie McIntyre
John Evans
Eunice Farnum
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Russell Taxter
Mary Martin
Marjorie March
Dorset Players
Sandwich Board
Nutrition Talk Opens Three Part Series at Hoosick Falls
Mrs Marion Kronau cooperative Extension agent for Rensselaer County led the first of a three part series titled Nutrition Is More than Eating at the Hoosick Area Senior Center April 16. Assisting was Betsy Voss from the Extension Service. The session demonstrated preparing liver casserole and discussed daily nutrition needs while attendees sampled the meal. A second session is planned April 23 with energy saving in the kitchen presented by Janice Podolski from Niagara Mohawk. The Hoosick Area Senior Citizens will hold their second annual card party April 22 from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with lunch at noon. Call for filler material deadline noted.
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Marion Kronau
Rensselaer County
Hoosick Area Senior Center
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Area
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Order of ‘‘Santi Sorb
Bertha’s Angels
New Books at McCullough Library Prominent Juvenile Titles
New juvenile titles arrive at McCullough Library including Children Are People from Post and The Bewitched Caverns by Rienow. Also featured are Daughter of the Mountains by Rankin A Child's First Cook Book by Lach and Teen Age Ghost Series and Teen Age Science Fiction Stories by Furman plus Teen Age Suspense Stories by Furman.
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Post
Rienow
Rankin
Lach
Furman
Williams offers series of natural history courses in spring
A set of Williams College centered courses opens Sunday April 21 sponsored by the Center for Environmental Studies. Led by Jerry Jenkins, the program includes Trees and Bushes, The Frog Pond II, Natural Dyes, Cliffs or the Biology of Steep Places, and Fern Identification with fees ranging from free to 15 dollars. Registration via the center, Park Hall at Park and Whitman Streets, Williams College, Williams Town.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College Center For Environmental Studies
Jerry Jenkins
Center For Environmental Studies
Park Hall
Park and
Whitman Streets
Garden Hotline TV shows in Vermont on gardening boom
Vermont Educational Television will air two Garden Hotline shows on April 23 and 30 from 7 to 8 pm, with repeats April 28 and May 5 from 5 to 6 pm. UVM experts Dr C Lyman Calahan Ted Flanagan Norman Pellett and entomologist Dr George Mac Collum present planting and care techniques and answer viewer questions at 655 1100.
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University of Vermont
Vermont Educational Television
Ty Garden Hotline
C. Lyman Calahan
Ted Fanagan
Norman Pellett
UVM Plant and Soil Science Department
George MacCollum
North Shire Senior Center Evening Card Party and Schedule
The North Shire Senior Center hosts an 7 p.m. card party with refreshments. Mary Torrey offers blood pressure readings Tuesday April 23 at 2 p.m. A pot luck luncheon is Wednesday April 24 at noon at the Snowy Owl Inn, Routes 11 and 30, followed by a film. Transportation assistance available. Mr. Lathrop assists with taxes and benefits Fridays. Calendar lists events April 19 to 25 including information, ceramics, lip reading, bowling, sing-a-long, exercise, luncheon, art class.
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Mary Torrey
Snowy Owl Inn
Kraft
Vermont weighs acupuncture as medical practice option
Vermont Health Commissioner Dr. Anthony Robbins reported “three or four” inquiries about opening acupuncture practices in the state. He will present proposed regulations to the Health Board, which supported considering acupuncture a legitimate medical form for qualified practitioners. Abbott to run for U.S. Senate as Democrat from Underhill, official May 17, with Patrick Leahy as rival. campaign theme is lasting world peace in the nuclear age.
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Burlington
UPI
Anthony Robbins
Vermont
Robbins
State Health Board
Underhill
George Abbott
U.S. Senate
Abbott
Chittendent County
Patrick Leahy
UVM Professor Named Assistant Secretary at HEW
The White House named Dr. Virginia Trotter, former head of UVM Home Economics, as assistant secretary for education in HEW. Trotter led UVM Home Economics for eight years until 1963, then held a similar post at the University of Nebraska and rose to vice chancellor for academic affairs.
Legistator Bloomer returns 201.04 to state treasurer
Republican state Senator Robert Bloomer of Rutland returned a $201.04 check to State Treasurer Frank Davis saying it would be inappropriate to accept the funds for the final three days of the 1974 legislature as he was not present then. Bloomer is serving his first term and is a Rutland lawyer.
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Montpelier
UPI
Robert Bloomer
Frank Davis
Rutland County
Bloomer
Rutland
Senate
Shelburne Woman Charged in Husband's Murder
Mary Girouard 19 of Shelburne charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of her husband Larry 33. She is held on $50,000 bail. He died from a shotgun wound at the couple's Shelburne home Thursday. she is mother of two.
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Shelburne
UPI
Mary Girouard
Larry
Gasoline shortages loom as Northeastern New York stations run dry
In Albany, state energy czar A C O Hara warned many outlets may exhaust April allotments before month end amid rising consumption. James Benton of the Gasoline Retailers Association reports at least 14 Capital District stations could close without emergency allocations. 22 Thruway stations are being kept open by state gas funds. In Troy, Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department plans a youth survey to gauge its image after a teen inmate died in a cell fire and after false arrest charges filed by motorcyclists.
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Albany
New York
A.C. O’hara
James Benton
Gasoline Retailers Association of
Capital District
Benton
New York Thruway
Troy
Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Department
Berkshire Democrats plan challenge to Conte in November
Berkshire County Democratic Association pursues a 1960s style bid against Rep. Silvio Conte in Pittsfield after four wins in five local special elections. Conte, first elected 1958 and unopposed since 1962, faces renewed opposition amid ADA criticism and Conte’s past rebukes of the President.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Democratic Association
Silvio O. Conte
Conte
John E. Barrett III
North Adams
Nixon
Americans For Democratic Action
Massachusetts
Bianco rails at HABCEPA and city officials
North Adams Mayor Bianco blasted City Council members over a $2,000 raise from a $4,000 demand, blamed the Housing Authority for a failed elderly housing project, and accused the Williamstown plant of pollution. He defended his remarks as not aimed at Williamstown and said HRBCEPA unfairly targets the North Adams facility.
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North Adams
Bianco
City Housing Authority
Williamstown
Hoosac River Basin
Citizens’ Environmental Protection Agency
Hrbcepa
Hoosac
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Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Home Care Department
Niagra Mohawk
Mark Hall
Chester Grassett
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McCullough
Williams
Cole Pond
Robert Bull
Row
Maureen
Arlington
Arlington Garden Club
William Walton
Margaret Farmer
Anne Flanders
Edgar Reynolds
ETV
Ted Flanagan
North Shire Senior Center
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Mr. Lathrop
Charles Lathrop
Duster
America
Plymouth
Datsun
U.S
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Paulin's Garage, Inc
Shaftsbury, VI
Chrysler
Drysdale
iHealthtex
Mom
Drysdales
Bennington
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
North Adams Hoosac Savings Bank
Qual Housing Lender
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HEW
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Habcepa
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