Longtime Putnam Memorial doctor Dr Curtis Flory retires
Dr Curtis M Flory chief of pathology and director of laboratory retires after 28 years at Putnam Memorial Hospital with a July 1 effective date. He helped grow the lab from one technician to 23 techs and two pathologists and established the hospital blood bank and state blood program. He led medical staff initiatives and taught at several institutions while earning multiple honors. He and wife Mary Delia Flory plan travel and gardening in retirement, with a parting gift of art supplies and a pen clock set from the hospital board.
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Putnam
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Red Cross New Hampshire
Vermont State Medical Society
American Medical Association
American College of Pathologists
New York Pathological Society
Vermont Society of Pathologists
Mary Delia Flory
Bennington
David Flory
New York City
Christopher Flory
Northampton
Mass
Janet Flory
Greensboro
N.C
Catharine Flory
Florys
U.S
Canada
Burlington May Host First World Solar Plant
Rep. James M. Jeffords says a federally funded solar power plant using photovoltaics may be built in Burlington. The project would involve Burlington Electric Light Department, the Vermont Public Service Board, and University of Vermont experts with ERDA funding. If approved, the plant could provide 5 000 to 10 000 kilowatts locally and mark a landmark in solar energy development.
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Burlington
Jeffords
Washington
James M. Jeffords
R T
Burlington Electric Light Department
Vermont Public Service Board
University of Vermont
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
House
New England
Vermont
Lifesaving and rescue courses offered by Bennington Rec
The Bennington Recreation Department aquatics division offers Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving and Basic Rescue courses. Advanced Lifesaving starts Tuesday June 29 with sessions Tuesdays and Fridays 1 to 2 30 p m for six weeks. eligibility 15 years old in good shape and pass a swim test. Basic Rescue runs Fridays 1 to 2 30 p m from July 2 to August 5 for those 11 and older who can test. pre register by calling 442 5446.
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Bennington Recreation Department
Red Cross
Thrift Shop Opens with Vintage Finds in Bennington
The North Bennington Thrift Shop opens Wednesday from 1 to 5 PM featuring a handmade hand embroidered bedspread a playpen two tables a radio three or four car speakers two pairs of long blade scissors and a new selection of summer dresses and slacks.
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Red Cross pleads for aid for Typhoon Pamela victims
The Red Cross appeals for donations to aid Pacific Islands Guam Saipan Rota Truk and Tinian hit by Typhoon Pamela. Officials note escalating relief needs with about 18 17 families affected and an estimated 16 999 requiring aid, pushing disaster costs toward ten million. Contributions urged to Bennington County Chapter 206 Union St Bennington.
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Vermont pardon list on Salmon to be published?
Vermont editors weigh printing Gov. Salmon’s pardon list of 99 names covering January 1973 to May 25 1975. Most plan to wait on legal clarifications before publishing, with Noyes the only editor pledging to print if possible. Others cite regional focus and difficulty identifying pertinent names without addresses or crimes.
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Salmon
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Thomas Hayes
Burlington
Noyes
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Caledonia Record
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Hovey
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Eagle Times
Claremont
N.H
Tee-Ball program set to start at Memorial Park
The Recreation Department launches a six week Tee-Ball program for children aged 5 to 7, beginning Tuesday July 6 at 9 30 am at Memorial Park. Pre registrations open July 2 by calling 442 9446. Coaches and umpires are urged to participate with no program fee. shirts may be purchased if a color shirt is not provided. All games are Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
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Memorial Park
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Softball Program Launch
Bennington announces a girls 8 to 11 softball program starting the week of July 5. Interested participants should call the rec center to sign up and obtain details. Also noted are visits by Dr. and Mrs. Herrmann with the Evens in Atlanta, Herrmann’s Dartmouth reunion, and a Washington trip with the children. The Junior Catholic Daughters plan a June 30 social meeting at Pam Walczak’s BenMont address, advising attendees to bring bathing suits.
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Rec Center
Kenneth L. Herrmann
Alan E. Evens
Atlanta
Dr. Herrmann
Dartmouth
Harvard Medical
Washington, D.C
Pam Walczak
BenMont Ave
Bennington
First public electric power station opens in London
United Press International reports the first public electric power station began operation in London on January 12, 1882, marking a landmark in urban electrification. By September 4, 1882, electric power transmission started in New York City, signaling rapid adoption of electrical infrastructure.
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London
New York City
Coordination Counts in Real Estate Teamwork
This piece explains that a REALTOR coordinates multiple specialists such as appraisers lenders insurers attorneys termite experts and surveyors to complete a property purchase. Mrs. Hoisington, Principal Broker of Hoisington Realty, holds leadership and licensing roles across Vermont and New York.
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Hoisington Realty
Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Tri-State Real Estate Institute, Inc
Vermont
New York
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