ACT raises five thousand for Saigon orphanage relief
Since March ACT, a Williamstown nonprofit aiding Saigon’s Te Am Nursery, has raised $5,000 for orphans. $2,000 went to Rosemary Taylor to sustain life saving care as Saigon fell, $3,000 to Families For All Children in Colorado for relief and placement.
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Williamstown
Mass
Aid Children Today
ACT
Saigon
Rosemary Taylor
Team Nursery
Te Am
Friends of Act
Te Am Nursery
Vermont flood aid grants up to five thousand announced
Donald V. Webster Vermont Flood Recovery Office state coordinating officer said on Thursday that individuals and families with ongoing expenses or serious needs from the summer flooding of June 26, 1973 to July 6, 1973 may qualify for grants up to five thousand dollars.
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Montpelier
Donald V. Webster
Vermont
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Vermont Flood Recovery Office
Webster
Department of Development
Green Peak Day Camp names Franklin and Pelz to staff
Betty Pelz a 28 year old Colorado bred educator joins Green Peak Day Camp in Manchester Center as waterfront and Senior Camper program director. Mrs Martin Franklin of East Dorset directs expanded riding program with Bobbie Franklin handling riding instruction and horses. Camp operates 9 to 4 on Route 7 for 4 to 14 year olds with new nursery and senior camp.
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Green Peak
Franklin and
Pelz
Manchester
Colorado
Colorado School For Women
Burr and Burton Seminary
Betty Pelz
Betty
Red Cross
Burr and Burton Seminary Teachers’ Association
North Shire
Martin Franklin
East Dorset
Bobbie Franklin
Darien
Conn
YMCA
Franklins
Dartmouth
University of Connecticut
Route 7
Manchester Center
Vermont towns get 1976 revenue sharing allotments
The Vermont League of Cities and Towns reports 1976 revenue-sharing allotments with Vermont expected to receive about 12 percent more in fiscal 1976 than 1975. The VLTC notes personal income growth lagging the national rate while tax effort keeps pace. A county-by-county listing for Bennington County towns and the county totals is provided.
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Vermont League of Cities and Towns
VLTC
Vermont
WLTC
Bennington County
CBV urges Salmon to back state land use plan
Wilmington CBV endorses Governor Salmon plan to enact a state land use plan before 1977. Letter notes conservation aims amid energy, industry, housing needs and urges reasonable standards. Signatories include CBV board members Mrs Verne Howe and James C. Lake lists.
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Wilmington
Citizens For A Better
Vermont
CBV
Thomas P. Salmon
Charles A. McIsaac
Salmon
Verne B. Howe
Melane
Howe
Jonathan Bump
Helen du Mont
Gene Godt
Shirley Schommer
Richard L. Weil
Dorset Fair Brings 120 Dealers To Village Green July 12
Dorset prepares for a biennial fair on July 12 with about 120 wagons and caravans displaying antiques. The event, managed by Betty Forbes and Frances Phipps, features a treasure chest, burgers, parking, and sales by dealers from New England, New York, and Pennsylvania. A Transcendental Meditation lecture is also announced at 7:30 p.m. at the Second Congregational Church.
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Dorset
Betty Forbes
Frances Phipps
East Hartford
Conn
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Walter McNamara
Robert Sheridan
Nathan Ricker
Russell Weston
Jack Sawyer
James Stannard
Rogers Flynn
Frank Gregory
Rhys Evans
Church Street
John Stannard
Victor Bennett
Nicholas Miller
Fred Bovey
Harriet Bryant
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
White Creek group notices and local activities
White Creek Children Day observed at Jermain Church on June 15 during the 9 a.m. service with youth leading under Mrs. Robert Cook and Ernest Warren. United Methodist Women met June 4 hosted by Mrs. Maurice Perry. program by Mrs. Warren Taber discussed the Equal Rights Amendment. Next meeting July 2 at Mrs. Taber's home. Jane Tudor guest of Eva Dunigan in Petersburg. Lisa Austin of Jolly Janes 4-H Club walked 14 miles in Argyle. Maureen Hulihan hosted a pajama party for her 13th birthday with ten guests from Hoosick Falls and White Creek. Five Jolly Janes members judged at Greenwich on June 5. blue awards to Jane Perry and Lori Andrew. red awards to Amy Andrew, Jane Tudor, and Mary Robinson for sewing projects. Henry Brace a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Jermain Church
Robert Cook
Ernest Warren
United Methodist Women
Maurice Perry
Warren Taber
Perry Bugbee
Taber
Maureen Hulihan
Hoosick Falls
White Creek
The
Jolly Janes
Greenwich
Jane Perry
Lori Andrew
Amy Andrew
Jane Tudor
Mary Robinson
Vermont Blue Laws Support Backed by Retail Association
The Vermont Retail Association released a survey showing 76 percent of members favor the Blue Laws and 10 percent object only mildly to Sunday business, while Attorney General Diamond urged pausing Blue Law prosecutions until courts clarify the statute. Separately Senators Stafford and Leahy urged Agriculture Secretary Butz to set 8 percent parity for dairy milk payments and quarterly calculations, citing rising production costs and a 20 percent farmer exodus in Vermont.
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Vermont
M. Jerome Diamond
Washington
UPI
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Butz
Stafford
Leahy
Three women charged with harboring Windsor escapee in Vermont
Martha Boucher 30 Mary Ann Casey 30 and Donna Therrien 27 pled innocent in Burlington District Court and were released on recognizance after allegedly letting Arthur Beshaw 21 hide in their West Allen Street apartment following his Windsor prison escape. Beshaw and two others Steven Murray 20 of East Middlebury and Robert Reuschel 23 of Burlington were recaptured after climbing prison walls.
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Winooski
UPI
Windsor
Martha Boucher
Mary Ann Casey
Donna Therrien
Vermont
Burlington
Arthur Beshaw
West Allen Street
Beshaw
Steven Murray
East Middlebury
Robert Reuschel
Call grows to fire CPS chief over abuse case
Berkshire educators and relatives demand firing Thomas A. Duane of Children's Protective Services after alleging mishandling of Walter Gerwaski III case. They say a social worker was not seen despite repeated requests following a report of a black eye and bruises at a day care. Officials say no comment yet.
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Pittsfield
Elizabeth Guyette
Teachers’ Association
Children’s Protective Services
Thomas A. Duane
CPS
Walter Gerwaski III
Walter Gerwaski
Family and Children Service
Guyette
Ms. Russell
Duane
Walter
Berkshire Center For Families and Children
Berkshire Mental Health Center
Pharmacy license revoked for Wall and Colonial Pharmacy
The state Board of Registration for Pharmacy revoked the license of Leon A. Wall and that of Colonial Pharmacy at 152 South St in Pittsfield after three hearings finding multiple violations of the Controlled Substances Act. The board cited failure to account for an estimated 65 000 to 90 000 capsules or tablets and also noted altered prescriptions and unauthorized dispensing. Wall’s attorney said an appeal would be pursued if an order is issued, arguing lack of warrants at entry.
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Pittsfield
State Board of Registration For Pharmacy
Leon A. Wall
Wall
Colonial Pharmacy
South St
Lawrence Murray
Winchester
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