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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1976

Page

5

Vermont forms council on Sudden Infant Death data

Vermont health officials announce a state SIDS information and counseling program funded by a U S Department grant. A Vermont Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Council is formed with 12 members and a statewide outreach plan led by Harriet Luck to support families and health professionals.

Burlington U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Vermont State Health Department Roberta Coffin Harriet Luck R.N South Hero Vermont Paul Willard Waterbury Edwin Paxson Shelburne Vincent Polli Bradford Jeannette Folta Weybridge Barbara Trask Londonderry Lawrence Harris Cheryl Cyr Sue Heath Gary Marsh Hartford James Scott Madeline Kunin Vermont Department of Health Colchester Avenue The National Foundation For

Kissinger Visit to Townshend Saturday Signals GBP TV Series

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will lead a delegation into Townshend for a private discussion on the industrial revolution with John Kenneth Galbraith, Edward Heath, and Arthur Schlesinger Jr. The talks conclude a 13 part BBC television series airing on U.S. public TV.

Townshend UPI Henry Kissinger Kissinger John Kenneth Galbraith Edward Heath Arthur Schlesinger Jr British Broadcasting Company

New Fiction and Nonfiction at Bennington Free Library

A Bennington Free Library listing showcases new fiction by Aiken Barney Buck Byfield Caitlin Carr Cookson Cradock Drury Gardner Herbert Hodge Jakes James Kaufman MacKenzie MacLeish Mayhew Mendenhall Narayan O'Donnell Peters Rendell Scott Stone Visions Walsh Wood Young. Also nonfiction titles by Aiken Bailey Baldridge Ball Blandford Briddon Brown Carter Desmond Dichter Dixon Feeney Frisbie Gay Greeley Hartmann Heifetz Hoagland Holt I Hear My Sisters Saying Jongeward Kjellerup Kordel Kovel Melham Michener Nichols Nolan Park Philadelphia's Art Political Handbook Public Library Association Office Sanford Sorell Stearn.

Aiken Castle Barebane England Cookson Devil Mary Ann Cradock Castle Rising Drury Gardner Herbert Hodge Jakes James Kaufman The MacKenzie MacLeish Mayhew Aysgarth Mendenhall Moon Narayan O’donnell New York Upper West Side Norah Mulcahaney Peters Edinburgh Scottish Highlands Rendell Scott Esmaree Walsh King of Liberty Old West Bailey Baldridge Ball Blandford Briddon FAA Brown Uncle Whis Carter Desmond Dichter Dixon Feeney Mother Seton Frisbie Middletown Vermont Gay Manet Gropius Mondrian Greeley Hartmann Heifetz Hoagland Red Wolves Black Bears Holt Jongeward Kjellerup Kordel Kovel Melham John Muir Michener America Nichols Fire Island Nolan Park Philadelphia Museum of Art Public Library Association Sanford Me and Ralph Nader

State promotes Tooth Fairy renewals in Vermont

Vermont Health Department Dental Division mailed renewal notices and applications to more than 5,000 families enrolled in the Tooth Fairy program. Dr. John Long notes many families overlook annual renewal, with applications available with tax forms or from the Dental Health Division at 60 Main St., Burlington.

Burlington Vermont Vermont Health Department Dental Division John Long Dental Health Division Vermont State Health Department Main St

Frost Named Coordinator for RSVP in Bennington Area

Oakley T. Frost, longtime Bennington resident and retiree, is named RSVP coordinator for the Bennington region. Born in Middletown Springs and educated at Troy Conference Academy and the University of Vermont, he previously managed an insurance firm, two Vermont retail stores, and owned a pharmacy once Vermont’s third largest. He will work with Margaret Stratton on recruiting and placing seniors in volunteer roles. contact at 219 Benmont Ave Monday to Friday 8:30 to 5 or 442-8514.

Oakley T. Frost Old Bennington Bennington Frost Middletown Springs Troy Conference Academy Preparatory School University of Vermont Plattsburg N.Y Vermont Margaret Stratton Benmont Ave

Senior Center Born with Vermont Help and RSVP Volunteers

Margaret Stratton notes Elizabeth Jangrow of Stamford helps form a Stamford Senior Center with government backing from the Area Agency on Aging and RSVP volunteers. Gov Salmon attended a kickoff. The Stamford community hosts meetings at the Community Center. The RSVP program lists volunteer roles at Putnam Memorial Hospital and regional locations, with contact details for 60 plus residents.

Elizabeth Jangrow Stamford Vermont Gov Salmon Area Agency On Aging United Counseling Service Bennington County Selectmen Jangrow Stamford Selectmen Stamford Community Center

Craig proposes local magistrates and tax-cut plan in Vermont

Republican William Craig urged a three member local magistrates system to oversee welfare and state programs, aiming to bring services closer to residents and cut admin costs. He proposed allowing retailers to keep 1 3 percent of sales tax and pledged a 5 percent cut in top state salaries if elected.

Burlington UPI William Craig Craig

Welcome Wagon Club Barbecue At Willow Park

The annual Welcome Wagon Club barbecue will be held July 31 starting at 6 p.m. at Willow Park rain or shine. Cost is $7 a couple or $3.50 per person. Reservations by July unknown, contact Barb Hauser or Patti Berenzy for details. Guests welcome.

Welcome Wagon Club Willow Park Barb Hauser Hidden Valley Shaftsbury Patti Berenzy

Arlington Hall Putnam wed in June ceremony

Denise Marie Putnam daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Putnam of Sunderland wed Michael LeRoy Hall son of Mrs Anna Moss of Sunderland and Daniel Hall of Cambridge New York in Arlington at 11 am on Wednesday June 26 The Rev Edward Clark officiated with music by organist Mrs Arthur Moody Maid of honor Karen Matteson best man David Handy Flower girls Dawn Putnam Corina Best Maria Baker Ushers Michael Best Timothy Putnam and ring bearer Terry Putnam The bride wore a white satin gown with lace details and a two tier veil She carried white carnations with seven red roses They were married by her father and received at Fisher School before a trip to Jug End Resort Massachusetts They planned to live in Manchester The bride is a 1976 Arlington Memorial High School graduate employed by Champlain Valley Work and Training Center in Manchester An employee of Hand Chevrolet in Manchester

Arlington Denise Marie Putnam Harold Putnam Sunderland Michael LeRoy Hall Anna Moss Daniel Hall Cambridge N.Y

Vermont civil rights division designated EEOC enforcement agency

The Vermont attorney general's office announced that its Civil Rights Division will be the enforcement agency for Employment Discrimination complaints under the Civil Rights Act. The designation by the EEOC takes effect July 2 and followed legislative amendments signed by the governor. James Suskin led the division's application with Attorney General M. Jerome Diamond confirming the move.

United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission M. Jerome Diamond Civil Rights Division James Suskin EEOC Vermont Diamond

Mortgage is Not a Loan Says Real Estate Guide

Mortgage is not a loan but pledging property to secure debt. If unpaid, foreclosure can occur. understanding the obligation helps buyers. Realtor should know family finances. Mrs Hoisington leads Hoisington Realty and holds multiple realty roles in Vermont and New York.

Hoisington Hoisington Realty Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors Tri-State Real Estate Institute, Inc Vermont New York

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