Bower to head Heart Fund drive in Bennington County
Richard F. Bower and Albert J. Webb lead the 1971 Heart Fund campaign with other county leaders and the plan to launch a cardiac identification program. The effort aims to provide about 10 000 patients a card listing warning signs, care steps, doctors, hospitals and ambulance services plus a miniaturized EKG, in a credit card sized container.
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Bennington County
Heart Fund
Richard F. Bower
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Albert J. Webb
Manchester
Gary Button
Woodford
George H. Jepson
County National Bank
Vermont
Gourmet cooking program delights Bennington AAUW group
Mrs. Charles Salem hosted the February meeting of the Bennington branch of the American Association of University Women. The gathering featured a chef Alain Midiere who demonstrated Quiche Lorraine Poulet Amandine and Pommes Anna, with members sampling his dishes.
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AAUW
Charles Salem
Bennington
The
American Association of University Women
Jerry Baker
Sturbridge
Mass
Alain Midiere
North
Midiere
State Hospital Arts and Crafts Exhibit Slated
Vermont State Hospital patients showcase art and crafts at the Statehouse Card Room in Waterbury from March 16 to 19, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a March 15 pre-showing for the governor and department heads. About 50 paintings and crafts will be on display and offered for sale, reflecting works from the Occupational Therapy Department and Art Center.
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Waterbury
Vermont State Hospital
Statehouse
George Kemnon
Veterans gain more home loan benefits for WWI and Korean vets
About seven million veterans who used VA guaranteed loans before May 7, 1968 may now have additional home loan entitlement. The VA says $37.5 billion in unused benefits exist. Maximum guaranty is $12,500 or 60 percent, depending on loan, with earlier programs offering lower limits. Veterans should contact their nearest VA office or service organization to establish remaining entitlement.
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New York City
Interpex International
Howard Munce
Westport
Conn
United States
Giori
New York
Stanley J. Pekalski
Bennington
White River Junction
Veterans Administration
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Donald E. Johnson
Johnson
Ashland College student Johnson in The Miser cast
Ashland College sophomore Johnson joins the cast of The Miser, the third dramatic production of the year. The comedy runs February 25 to 27 in the Dr. and Mrs. Hugo Young Theatre. Johnson is son of Richard and Mary Johnson of Pownal VI and a Worcester Academy graduate.
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Ashland
Ohio
David S. Johnson
Ashland College
Hugo Young
Johnson
Richard S. Johnson
Pownal Rd
Pownal
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Mass
Charles Dewey for District 3-3 selectman
A concise call urging voters to elect Charles Dewey a thoughtful speaker and forward thinking leader for district 3-3. The notice presents him as a town concerned selectman with vision and new ideas for the community.
Vermont Life spring issue highlights old and new Green Mountain life
The 64 page Spring Vermont Life covers Vermont's heritage and present with features on Rockwell Stephen’s woodlot management, Ruth W. Page on IBM Vermont, Norman Maciver on a schoolchild’s quilt project, and Clarence Powell’s Cornwall barn to home transformation. It includes Robert E. Lewis leather book bindery, a color scenic section across multiple towns, George Devoid’s egg production, John Gore’s 132 year old Brattleboro steam carriage, Topping Tavern Museum, Samuel Odgen Jr. sculptures, and William Carney on redwing blackbirds with period photography and drawings by noted artists. Columns feature Samuel Ogden’s back road tour, Living Heritage, Asparagus in Spring, and gardening scenes for the cover and back.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Brattleboro
Vermont Life Magazine
Green Mountain Life
Rockwell Stephen
Edward Lincoln
IBM
Hans Wendler
Ruth W. Page
Norman Maciver
East Corinth
Clyde Smith
Clarence Powell
Cornwall
Ellison Cooper
Robert E. Lewis
West
Woodstock
Putney
Glover
Pomfret
Johnson
Georgia
Corinth
Addison
South Strafford
Reading
Hartland
George Devoid
Salisbury
Murray Hoyt
John F. Smith
Ralph N. Hill
John Gore
Robert MacLean
Sonja Bullaty
Angelo Lomeo
Old Topping Tavern
Shaftsbury
James Sage
Samuel Odgen Jr
Landgrove
Clemens Kalisher
Norman Runnion
William Carney
Robert Candy
Vermont life style conference at Johnson State
Johnson State College's Environmental Concerns Committee schedules a March 2 meeting in Dibden Auditorium to discuss Vermont life styles. Residents from nearby and rural areas will share how their living choices relate to environmental issues, with a Q&A and coffee hour to follow. Mayor Francis Cain of Burlington will speak March 4 on urban life in northern Vermont and its changes.
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Johnson — Johnson State College
Vermont
Dibden Auditorium
Franklin County
Johnson State
Francis Cain
Burlington
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Bower
Heart Fund Drive
Birmingham
England
UPI
Bobby Yeomans
State Hospital
William C. Prevey
North Adams
Darlene
Bushee
Harvey Carter
Prevey
John P. Morrissey
Fred Keppler
Southern Vermont Computer Co
Hiram “Hy
Savage
Greater Bennington
Chamber
Merchants Bureau
Nichols
Health. Tex As
Juvenile Department
Peter Donavan Jr
Vermont Association For the Crippled
Jerold F. Lucey
University of Vermont College of Medicine
Donavan
Lucey
Denver
U.S
William Doyle
Charles
Samuel Ogden
Ludlow
Charles Morrissey
Asparagus
Frank Lieberman
Hanson Carroll
Norwich
Vermont Life
David Moore Place
Swifts Premium
Chuck
Swift's Premium
Appian Way Pizza
Crisco
Franks
River Valley Melon
Rich
Howard Johnson
Fox
Beauregard Mound
Churchy Lafemme
Shaffe
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