Workshop on where doctors should practice in states
SPRINGFIELD Connecticut Valley Health Compact hosts a Feb 14 workshop at Ludlow town hall to discuss whether states should require doctors to serve in underserved areas. Morning panel features Windham College, Boston University, Dartmouth, Vermont, and others. afternoon is audience discussion. No fee. luncheon $3. Reservations: John Calabria at COMPACT 802-885-5151.
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Springfield
Connecticut Valley Health Compact
Town Hall
By the Light
Ludlow
Vermont Council On the Humanities and
Public Issues
Steven Anderson
Windham College
George Annas
Boston University
Bernard J. Bergen
Dartmouth Medical School
Jay Cutler
J.D
Senate
Washington, D.C
Frank Hale
Dartmouth College
Hugh Hermann
Woodstock
Roger Masters
Joel Rudinow
Eleanor Vander Haegen
Keene State College
Vermont Flying Farmer News potluck plans 1975 events
A Vermont flying farmer group hosted a January potluck at Jeannette and Paul Moseley's Buskirk home to plan 1975 activities. New members Bar bara McGeoch Granville Lorraine Bardin Argyle and Bob Bardin joined. Invitations and meetings are scheduled across February to October with a May Edelweiss Motel convention in Mendon Mountain and contact Edward Kyer at 518-686-7177 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
Paul Moseley
Buskirk
N.Y
Joel Whittemore
Barbara
Paul McGeoch
Granville
Lorraine
Bob Bardin
Argyle, N.Y
Mendon Mountain
Burleson
Benson
Rver
White Creek
Wittemore
Bennington
Edward Kyer
Hoosick Falls Fraternal Events and Charity Drives Planned
Hoosick Falls groups announce activities from the Armory donation as a community drive to a Past Presidents Night at the Elks with a 6 30 start on Saturday February 15. A dance follows and a rehearsal is set for February 12. Reservations due February 7. Card party proceeds support the Hoosick Township Historical Society and Maria College honors Nicole Salluzzo makes the dean’s list for fall. The Titual Team of the Hoosick Falls Aerie plans a February 23 Utica trip with bus and refreshments. Eagles Auxiliary Sweet Heart Night February 15 and an aerie stag March 16 are noted. Indoor clam steam February 9 tickets on sale.
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Hoosick Falls
Jean Brewster
St. Mark’s
Hoosick Township
Antoinette Salluzzo
Eugene Salluzzo
Bussey Lane
Maria College
Albany
Miss Salluzzo
Maria
Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles
Utica
N.Y
Gordon Brenenstuhl
Eagles
Sweet Heart
James Redden
Cubs Hold Wooden Car Derby at Strathsbury Fire House
In Shaftsbury the Pine Wood Derby drew about fifty fans and many children. Joe Gratz won with a dark blue starry car designed to resemble a shoe, a front scoop inspired by last year’s entry, cut by his father. Cubs Scout dens and Webelo groups shared cups for fastest cars, with all participants building their own vehicles and handling losses gracefully.
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Shaftsbury
Fire House
Joe Gratz
Joe
Cub Scout Troops
Webelo Troops
Ben Hulet
Den
Ray Favereau
Webelo
Steven Scrivens
Allen Martin
St Marys celebrates Catholic Schools Week events
St Marys Academy in Hoolick Falls New York plans a week long Catholic Schools Week program from February 3 to 8. Highlights include Mass opening, a Fatima film, PTA meeting, bingo, safe driving talk by State Trooper Carey, a purple Eagles home game, a parish card party, closing Mass and teachers luncheon, basketball doubleheader, and a Finian Rainbow movie. The principal stresses education rooted in Christian values and quotes on the Catholic school as a cornerstone of education and cultural diversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoolick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s Academy
Gilbert Rowland
Angela Clark
New York State
R. J. Carey
Brunswick Station
Purple Eagles
Berlin
Home School Association
Library
Purple Eaglettes
Soph
Finians Rainbow
Fred Astaire
Petula Clarke
Michael A. McGuire
OSA
St. Mary’s Academy High School
America
Dinner Dance Marks 56th American Legion Birthday
Hoosick Post No. 40 American Legion plans a March 15 dinner-dance at 6 30 p m in the VFW hall on School Street to celebrate the 56th anniversary. Guests include Miss Angeline Carelli auxiliary president Arthur Turner and 50 year members as well as post members. Awards honor continuous membership and meritorious service as the nationwide celebration rolls on with the Be Counted Again For America theme.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Post No. 40
American Legion
VFW
School Street
Albert J
United States
The
Post No. 40
Goodwin
America
Legion
Craig vows to stay amid Vermont college reforms defeat
Vermont State Colleges Chancellor William G. Craig will not resign after trustees rejected his plan to reorganize the state colleges and merge with the University of Vermont. He warned about a potential move to curb his authority. Gov. Salmon pushes budget cuts while state workers seek a $2.2 million raise. Jeffords swaps camper for a Suitland house to cut costs. An asbestos mine sale near Lowell expected to save 180 jobs with a $2.5 million package.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont State Colleges
William G. Craig
University of Vermont
Craig
Peter Smith
Vermont Community College
Field
Vermont man killed fleeing officer in Fairfield chase
A Vermont man, James Howard Johnson age 24 of Northfield Falls VI, was struck and killed by a car on Route 46 in Fairfield New Jersey while running across the street during an alleged attempt to evade a police chase. Patrolman Nick Puluso had reportedly seen Johnson burglarizing a parked van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
N.J
UPI
Vermont
Essex County
James Howard Johnson
Northfield Falls
Johnson
Nick Puluso
Unemployment Rises in Capital District in December
Albany unemployment reached five point six percent in December, the highest in two years. The New Department of Labor figures for Albany, Schenectady, Rensselaer and Saratoga counties show an increase of half a percentage point from November, below the state average of seven point six percent. The rate exceeds normal winter levels and several large Capital District firms have announced layoffs or plant closings since the figures were released.
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Albany
Department of Labor
Schenectady
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Capital District
Health Dept probe urged over county health charges
Troy Daniel C. Ashley the Rensselaer County Legislature health committee chair called for a thorough investigation of charges the Health Department fails to meet its own standards. He asked Dr. John H. Reid to conduct the inquiry amid unsanitary Troy office conditions and allegations of political influence surrounding County Executive William J. Murphy. Murphy denies all charges and faces accusations of blocking promotions and spying on four department members.
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Troy
Daniel C. Ashley
Rensselaer County Legislature
Ashley
John H. Reid
County Health Board
William J. Murphy
Murphy
Monument Mountain seniors vote against Ford graduation invite
In Berkshire Hills area, Monument Mountain Regional High School seniors rejected inviting President Ford to joint graduation ceremonies, voting 116 to 29 to avoid crowding the event with a national figure. Earlier talks included Lenox, Lee, Berkshire Hills and Southern Berkshire districts.
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Great Barrington
Monument Mountain
Ford
Southern Berkshire
George P. Lane
Berkshire Hills
Lenox, Lee
Lane
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William Mann
John Calabria
Flying Farmer News
Marble Ledge
East Dorset
Paulet
Rosasco
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams
Mass
Enterprise
Edith Beaumont
Cubs
Putnam Square
Catamount National Bank
F.d.1.c
Warren
Ethel) Gooding
Eagles Activity Club
Harold LaPorte
St. Mary’s
Paris
France
Bennington Area
New Hampshire
Senior Citizen Center
BenMont Avenue
Blue Cross
Bluueeh
Fete Nitrogen Information Center
Knitters
North & Adams Streets
Bennington, VT
Washington,d.c
Jeffords
Suitland
New York
Health Dept
Down In
Berkshire
Pittsfield
Taconic High School
Lee State Police
Mark Sheran
Whitman St
Richmond
William R. Flynn
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