Students study feasibility of North Shire Medical Clinic
The Dartmouth Tuck School team reports an immediate need for two more doctors in North Shire with possible five by 1985. Building costs total about 330000, annual operating expenses near 186882, and first year income about 193000, yielding a 31454 loss. The study urges a 100000 fund drive first year, with 200000 planned over five years.
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Manchester
North Shire
Medical Board
Robert Sheridan
Dorset
Sheridan
Henry Halevi
Halevi
Dartmouth
Cancer Crusade chief named state chairman
Bruce Gould of Woodstock has been named 1975 state chairman for the American Cancer Society Crusade. Dr. Arsen Melkonian of Barre, division president, announced the appointment noting Gould is president of Ellis-Gould Corp and has prior service with the Cancer Society.
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Woodstock
Bruce Gould
American Cancer Society
Arsen Melkonian
Barre
Gould
Ellis-Gould Corp
Area Crusade
Windsor County
Woodstock Rotary Club
Ottauquechee
Londonderry volunteers named for Heart Fund drive
The Londonderry Heart Fund campaign lists volunteer solicitors led by Mrs Wendell H Potter with names across Londonderry and South Londonderry. Donations may be left at Bellows Falls Trust Co or sent to Mrs Potter. contact numbers provided.
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Londonderry
Londonderry Heart Fund
Wendell H. Potter
Alta Roberts
Julius Beers
Maynard Carleton
William Cooley
Stephen Mathews
Ralph Rawson
Arthur Thorner
Robert Waite
Raymond Williams Jr
South
Warren Abbott
Lyle Holton
Ellen Lyman
Elaine Mason
Daniel O’connell
Marian Rawson
Deborah Scott
Nelson W. Smith
Bellows Falls Trust Company
Adams
R.F. D
South Londonderry
Manchester zoning board approves Greene apartment conversion
The Manchester ZBA granted Dorothy Greene a permit to convert the former Green Acres Nursing Home on Bonnet Street into five apartments with a required 11 parking spaces. Exterior remains unchanged. interior plan provides two units on each of the first two floors and one on the third. Greene plans to sell to Robert Goulet of Middletown, Conn., with zoning permit as a sale condition.
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Manchester
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Dorothy Greene
Manchester Center
Green Acres
Bonnet Street
Arlington Faces Court Clash Over Town Land-Use Rules
Arlington planning chairman Clyde Putnam is urged to be removed after a court dispute between residents Thomas Whalen and Arthur O’Dea and the town. Whalen and O’Dea allege denial of a permit to open a retail store on East Arlington Road and seek a declaratory judgement confirming an approved permit. The town, via selectmen, says the town has no legal basis to challenge the complaint and supports the planning commission while criticizing Putnam’s role in delaying approvals. The dispute centers on an old Battenkill Tavern property later used as a drugstore and parking issues cited during permit reviews. O’Dea accuses Putnam of delaying and obstructing land-use by law. supporters say the planning commission erred in action and notes were not kept. Putnam is said to be vacationing in Arizona.
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Judson Brown
Arlington
Thomas P. Whalen
Arthur O’dea
Whalen
O'Dea
Manchester
Bennington
East Arlington Road
O’dea
Donald Keough
Robert Lindsey
Harry Pickering
Benjamin Partridge
Planning Commission
Selectmen
Clyde Putnam
Putnam
Battenkill Tavern
Whalen & O’dea
O’dean
Cadiz Construction Co
Tom Weakley
Arizona
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Weakley
Arlington Green Mountain Council Scout Show Planning Meet
A special meeting will be held February 19 at 7 30 p m at Fisher School Arlington for Cub Scout Scout and Explorer leaders in the Taconic District to kick off plans for the 1975 Scout Show. The show runs April 19 from 10 a m to 4 p m at the South Street Armory Bennington. Units are to bring their booth in charge and ticket chairman. all other Scouters and Scout parents are invited.
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Arlington
Fisher
Taconic
Green Mountain Council
South Street
Bennington
Juniors Sweep Slalom Wins At Bromley Mountain
Southern Vermont Junior II and IV qualifier slalom at Bromley Mountain saw Stratton riders dominate. Boys top ten list includes Chris Glynn and Dan McKenna with times from 91.16 to 96.71. Girls led by Adden Christie and Debbie Miller posted 93.87 to 104.48 for the top performers.
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Peru
Stratton Mountain
Eastern Ski Association
Chris Glynn
Stratton East
Dan McKenna
Stratton West
Steve Dain
Matt Upton
Doug Karnoski
Haystack
Mike Lane
Mike Nelson
Joel Schneider
Magic Mt
Godfrey Renaud
Brattleboro Outing Club
David Ray
Mt. Snow
Adden
Christie
Debbie Miller
Diane Cole
Rosie Traynor
Kate Gamble
Bromley
Judy Hellman
Carol Miller
Betsy Bird
Tracey Arndt
Jane Howe
Joseph Smith Began History of the Church in 1839
In Nauvoo Illinois Joseph Smith founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints began compiling History of the Church on June 11 1839 nine years after organizing it as the Church of Christ The note records the origin of a key church history project and its date and naming history.
Manchester School Board reviews planned teacher cuts
Manchester officials propose cutting three staff positions for next year at the elementary level including a part time kindergarten slot and full time posts in grades two and six. Superintendent Houlihan cites decreased enrollment and reassignment as the plan.
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Manchester
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union
Edward F. Houlihan
Mary McClellan Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Mary McClellan Hospital reports admissions for Feb 2 to 8 including Michelle Coon Salem Victoria Dupuis Cambridge Walter Fogg Berlin Jennie Greenwalt Schuylerville Eva Hopkins Cambridge Audrey Hunt Petersburg Carroll Knight Greenwich Bessie McKernon Greenwich Grace Morey West Rupert VT Nancy Morse Greenwich Claudia Mulhall No Granville Patricia Payne Salem Patricia Liptroth Hoosick Falls Percy Tefft Greenwich Bonnie Toleman Cambridge Robly Tucker Buskirk Samantha Weber Cambridge Christine Wells Schuylerville Cora Winn Berlin Mary Wood Argyle J Jordan Young Rupert Discharges include Lorraine Blanchfield Greenwich Edna Brownell Bennington VT Victoria Dupuis Cambridge Gordon Hoag Hoosick Falls Eva Hopkins Cambridge Audrey Hunt Petersburg George McInerney Cambridge Ann Millis Victory Mills Nancy Morse Greenwich Patricia Payne Salem Bonnie Toleman Cambridge Anna Vecchione Cambridge Theresa Wilkins Granville.
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Michelle Coon
Salem
Victoria Dupuis
Cambridge
Walter Fogg
Berlin
Jennie Greenwalt
Schuylerville
Eva Hopkins
Audrey Hunt
Petersburg
Carroll Knight
Greenwich
Bessie McKernon
Grace Morey
West Rupert
Nancy Morse
Claudia Mulhall
No. Granville
Patricia Payne
Patricia Liptroth
Hoosick Falls
Percy Tefft
Bonnie Toleman
Robly Tucker
Buskirk
Lorraine Blanchfield
Edna Brownell
Bennington
Gordon Hoag
George McIinerney
Ann Millis
Victory Mills
Anna Vecchione
Theresa Wilkins
Granville
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Brian Harwood
Moretown
Jack Burkholder
Middlebury
Patricia
Mastercharge
Bank Americard
Dyname Furniture Inc
Vermont
ELM Street
Neil Manchester
North Petersburg
Mrs. Greene
WCAX
Vermont Educational Television
Mt. Equinox
IBA
ZBA
Blanchard Stone
Burlington
Robert S. Brown
Brown
Scouters
Manchester School Board
Charles Skiptunas
Martha Pelton
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester Rescue Squad
the Pownall Pamela Blakeman
Solomon Wright
Boy Scout
Pownal Center
Pownal Baptist
Thee the
Pownal Recreation
Mary McClellan Hospital
Samantha Weber
Christine Wells
Cora Winn
Mary Wood
Argyle
J. Jordan Young
Rupert
Captan Color Inc
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