MS patient’s account wins first society education award
New York announces Zarah Buchtmann of Blauvelt N Y as winner of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s first MS Public Education Awards, receiving 1000 dollars for her article Living with MS published Jan 27 1974. Society founder Sylvia Lawry notes public understanding remains limited as researchers acknowledge MS as a major health problem.
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New York
National
United States
Zarah Buchtmann
Blauvelt
N.Y
Buchtmann
Mrs. Buchtmann
Sylvia Lawry
Ruth Dudley
National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke
Gilbert Cant
Time Magazine
Mike O’neill
New York News
Earl Abell
Nbc-Tv
Frank Field
Southern
Vermont
Betsy Boggess
Grimes Hill Road
Newfane
Jeffords Announces Federal Grants for Ludlow and Hospital
U.S. Rep. James M. Jeffords announced a $332,000 EDA grant to Ludlow for water system enlargement and a bridge widening to support an industrial park, with a Ludlow town and village match totaling $665,000. Kerbs Memorial Hospital will receive $90,000 in Hill Burton funds to modernize heating, ventilation, and smoke systems to meet Life Safety Code standards. Jeffords also reappointed four members to the Small Business Administration's Montpelier District Advisory Council.
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Washington
James M. Jeffords
R-Vt
Ludlow
Kerbs Memorial Hospital
St. Albans
Jeffords
U.S. Economic Delopment Administration
Ludlow Development Corp
Arthur H. Margeson
Barre
Madelyn S. Davidson
Montpelier
John G. Hutton Jr
Waitsfield
Donald C. Rowan
Spring Fling fashion show and buffet at Mt Anthony High
The Bennington AAUW presents a Spring Fling show and dessert buffet on Wednesday March 12 at 8 p.m. in Mt Anthony Union High School cafeteria to benefit the local scholarship fund. Co chairs Mrs Vincent Pizzano and Mrs Calvin Otto lead the committee with Lucy Jenkins handling refreshments and ticketing by Mrs Harry Eddington. Models include Mrs Warren Jensen and others. Vogue Vanity fashions with Dragon's shoes. piano by Mrs Paul Gauthier. commentator Mrs Jack White.
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Warren Jensen
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington
American Association of University Women
Vogue & Vanity
Dragon’s
AAUW
Vincent Pizzano
Calvin Otto
Lucy Jenkins
Harry Eddington
Peter Schaad
Elaine Carpenter
Barbara Finlayson
Ellie Saunders
Virginia Buck
Paul Gauthier
Jack White
Williamstown
Mass
Obituary for Robert A. Clark of Londonderry
Robert A. Clark 75 of Londonderry died Friday at Springfield Hospital. Born October 12, 1899 in Readsboro to Albert and Florence Clark, he graduated Wilbraham Academy and Middlebury College. He worked 23 years at Fellows Geer Shaper in Springfield, retiring 1965. Survived by widow Dorothy Ottington and daughter Judith Clark. Burial Riverview Cemetery, Wilmington, in spring. Memorials to Londonderry Rescue Squad or Mountain Valley Health Council.
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Robert A. Clark
Londonderry
Springfield Hospital
Chester
Robert Abarno
Readsboro
Albert
Florence
Alger) Clark
Wilbraham
Mass
Academy
Middlebury College
Geer Shaper
Springfield
Dorothy Ottington
Judith Clark
Riverview Cemetery
Wilmington
Londonderry Rescue Squad
Mountain Valley Health Council
Bennington Briefs Schedule of Meetings and Local Ads
Local notices list an LPN Association meeting Wednesday at 7 30 in the Nurses Residence Conference Room. Dr Pezzulich speaks on Adenoleotomy at 8. St Jean's Society meets Tuesday at 7 30 at 217 Park St. Southern Vermont Snow Goers meet 7 30 at Bradford Hook and Ladder Firehouse. An Echankar Path of Total Awareness discussion is set for March 17 at 7 30 at 217 Silver St. Gail's Beauty Boutique offers an Easter permanents discount Feb 18 to Mar 18. Pauls Fish Fry opens seven days a week. Call 447 0274 or 442 8872.
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LPN Association
Nurses
Pezzulich
Southern Vermont
Tesday
Bradford Hook & Ladder
Safford Street
Silver St
Bennington
Gail
Walkins
Haldeman to do lengthy televised interview
LOS ANGELES UP I former Nixon aide H R Haldeman will give a lengthy TV interview about his five years in the White House. He will be paid 25000 and the program will include home movies he shot during that era. CBS News announced the plan on Thursday.
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Los Angeles
UPI
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
White House
Haldeman
Nixon White House
CBS News
Albert and Rhodes to Visit China on Peking Invitation
House Speaker Carl Albert and Majority Leader John Rhodes will visit China from March 26 to April 9 at Peking's invitation. The trip marks a high level visit during ongoing U S diplomatic engagement with China.
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Washington
UPI
Carl Albert
John Rhodes
China
Peking
Engagements in Manchester and Bennington Planned Weddings
Engaged Linda Lee Thompson of Manchester will marry Terre Wayne Spence of Stanton Michigan. The couple, both graduates, plan an April 12 wedding. Also engaged is Rhonda Luther of Bennington to David Brady of Branch Street Extension. They both attended Mt. Anthony Union High School and work at Putnam Memorial Hospital with a July wedding planned.
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Manchester
Norman H. Thompson
Linda Lee
Terre
Wayne Spence
Stanton
Mich
Earl Leitch
Stanon
Darwin Spence
Coral
Burr and Burton Seminary
Central Montcalm High School
Navy
Key West
Fla
Winston Luther
Safford St
Bennington
Rhonda
David Brady
Martin Brady
Branch Street Extension
Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Old First Church
Rose Guldbrandsen
Sanbornville
N.H
Donna Davidson
Harmoney
R.I
Linda Ploof
Menands
N.Y
Bonnie Adams
Shaftsbury
Helen Barnes
Buskirk
Susan Ransom
Maureen Mulcahey
Rutland
Marianne Winston
Troy
Martha Pearson
Boston
Mass
Joanne Eberle
Hoosick Falls
Melanie Elwood
Watertown
Forecast for Boston: fair Wednesday with mixed precip later
The National Weather Service extends the forecast with fair weather Wednesday and a chance of rain or snow in the south and snow in the north on Thursday. Skies clear Friday. Daytime highs in the 30s and 40s, overnight lows in the teens and 20s.
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Boston
UPI
National Weather Service
Bicentennial exhibits planned at Boston Museum of Science
Boston museum plans a series of bicentennial exhibits highlighting Yankee ingenuity. major displays cover medicine, navigation, and telecommunications with figures like Graham Bell Bowditch and Draper. Additional features include heart and birth exhibit upgrades, an intensive care unit for premature infants, and the Hayden Planetarium. State police report a 1971 Ford damaged in a icy road collision in Shaftsbury, with Kathy Whitman driver.
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Boston
Museum of Science
Massachusetts
Alexander Graham Bell
Nathaniel Bowditch
Charles S. Draper
MIT
Kathy M. Whitman
North Bennington
West Mountain Rd
Shaftsbury
Senior Citizens Bowl Winners Named in Friday Event
Harold Prebble led men with high single 165 and high triple 471 while Bill Moses took second high single 157 and Peter Boutin second high triple 467. On the women’s side Bessie Bartuski topped with single 154 and Maude Rogers claimed high triple 374 with Belle Prebble at 39 percent and Maude Rogers second high single 147.
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Harold Prebble
Bill Moses
Peter Boutin
Bessie Bartuski
Maude Rogers
Belle Prebble
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Edward Holden
Fred Welling
Leon Cooper
Clinton Hutchins
Andrick Studio
South St
Benn
Bennington Briefs
St. Jean’s Society
Council
Paul
ADV
Reed & Barton
Atkins & Gould Jewelers
Rhonda Lother
Lother
Brody
Andrick
Boston Museum of Science
Hayden Planetarium
Charles River
Science Park
Plante
Sewelers
Main St
Comar Studio
Main Street
Aarp
Jenn
the Shea Agency Inc
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