Summer camping program at Merck Forest Rupert
Duncan A Campbell Rupert reports a six week summer camp at Merck Forest starting July 4 for ages 8 to 15 with two divisions and a 1 to 4 staff ratio. Activities include tent living, open fire cooking, hiking, farming tasks, swimming, crafts, and nature education. Weekly sessions run July 4-8 through Aug 8-12. tuition 60 dollars per week. applications limited to 30 campers per week.
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Merce Forest
Merck Forest
Rupert
Vermont
Reading Drive and Community Happenings in Vermont Notes
Reuben Levin and E Jerome Rubens motor to Manchester and Danby marred only by mud and minor getting out trouble. Bennington Masons attend Readsboro meeting with William J Ballou present first grand master since 20 years. Lester H Nichols donates Wurlitzer organ to First Baptist Church. Arbor Day tree planting at Manchester new school begins. New Zealand farmer Russell Stalker visiting James Williamson farm in North Bennington. Hoosick Falls Battle of the Bands features The Essentials winning over four groups. Michael Miller becomes Manchester office chief of The Banner. First National Store opens in Manchester celebrated by local leaders. Historical clips note 1878 Boston ad, 1931 Hoover Siam visit, 1945 Dachau liberation, 1975 South Vietnam surrender. Carter energy policy debate highlights Congressional reception with mixed support and calls for independent data.
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Reuben Levin
E. Jerome Rubens
Manchester
Danby
Patsy
Bennington
Readsboro
William J. Ballou
Chester
Masons
Vermont
Readsboro Lodge
Can the Democrats Govern in a Changed Congress
The article analyzes whether Democrats can govern amid new leadership in the Senate and House, with Byrd and O Neill shaping policy. Byrd urges study of the President's energy package and cost factors, while Baker critiques pace. The piece notes junior and veteran members, energy bills, and shared responsibility for an effective national energy program.
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Carter
Congress
Capitol Hill
Jimmy Carter
Senate
House of Representatives
House
O’neill
Byrd
White House
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Long
Louisiana
The Putnam Memorial Hospital Emergency Room Evolution
By John Mook MD, this historical account details the ER’s growth from a single small room with minimal staff to a high volume service. It explains shifts in medical care, physician supply, and the hospital’s move to salaried ER physicians, plus current procedures for patient intake and physician availability.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
Putnam _ Hospital
E.R
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Fred Stay
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Jeff Wheeler
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Boston
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South Vietnam
Winston Churchill
Britain
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Cello Workshop
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David Finckel
Lou Paer
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