Mountain Valley Health Center appoints Dr. Page
Mountain Valley Health Council announces the appointment of Dr. Robert G. Page to the medical staff. He began practicing in January and now assists Dr. Roger Fox full time. Page has held posts at the University of Pennsylvania, Rangoon, Chicago, and the Medical College of Ohio, later serving as first dean of the Medical College of Ohio at Toledo. He and his wife Polly reside in Landgrove with three children, and his interests include skiing, sailing, gardening, wood carving, singing, and raconteurship.
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University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Page
University of Rangoon
Rangoon
Burma
University of Chicago
Chicago
Ill
Medical College of Ohio
Toledo
Vermont
Medical College
Medical College of Ohio Associates Inc
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American College of Physicians
American College of Cardiology
Council of Clinical Cardiology
American Heart Association
Polly
Landgrove
Robert Jr
Marine Corps
Washington D.C
Elizabeth Waltz
Mary
Virginia
Pownal Selectmen Meet. Lions Club Auction Set
The Board of Selectmen will meet Thursday at 5 p.m. at the Town Office. The Pownal Lions Club auction is planned for May 28 with pickup available by calling 823-5690 or 823-5105. Mass will be celebrated tonight at 7 at the North Pownal Firehouse as part of St. Francis de Sales renewal. Carolyn Martel leads the Easter Seal drive. Judy Eastman is this year’s poster child. tour Rutland facility funds aid a new playground and heated pool unveiled last October. Letters will be mailed soon.
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North Pownal Firehouse
St. Francis de Sales
Carolyn Martel
Pownal Center
Arlington Blood Bank invites donors to March 23 drive
Arlington residents may donate at St. Margaret Mary's Church parish hall next Wednesday from 1 to 6 p.m. No appointment needed for ages 17 to 65, while those over 65 require doctor approval. The event, led by Betty Tynan and Ingrid Hirsch, includes staff roles and free snacks with ample parking. Last year the Bennington County chair was Mrs. Irwin Singer. $345 was raised in Pownal.
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Jimmy Carter
Red Cross
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Carter
Betty Tynan
Ingrid Hirsch
Martel
Pownal
Bennington County
Irwin Singer
Harbour Road
Bennington
The People continues at Williams College
The People, an astronomy program about American Indian sky concepts, will run Fridays at 7:30 PM through the semester at Williams College Milham Planetarium. Developed by Hansen Planetarium Salt Lake City with a bicentennial grant, the show features myths from 14 nations, is free, and fully booked through April 15. Call 597-2188 to reserve seats or arrange private showings.
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Milham Planetarium
Old Hopkins Observatory
Williams College
Hansen Planetarium
Salt Lake City
National Endowment For the Humanities
Community notices and meetings in South Cambridge area
The advisory board will meet Monday March 21 at 8 pm. Sympathy extended for George Ziehm of Morris Road. Visits to Mrs. Gertrude Aiken by Walter Rockenstire III and Lois Virtue with her son Paul. Combined circuit churches service March 20 at 10 30 am at North Hoosick United Methodist Church with special One Great Hour of Sharing offering. Sunday school at 9 am. Pleasant Valley Grange card party March 22 at 8 pm with prior awards listed. Multiple Grange meetings and anniversaries in March and April including Salem Whitehall and Pleasant Valley with ham supper and finales. Tickets from members.
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Walter Rockenstire III
Watervliet
Gertrude Aiken
Lois A. Virtue and Son
Paul
Colis
Aiken
North Hoosick United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
Pleasant Valley Grange
Polly Henkle
Ruth Perry
Rodney Brownell
Wells Eddy
Donald Donisthorpe
Ethel Madigan
Ada Cronk
Arthur Lynds
Easton-Greenwich
Salem Grange
Washington County Grange
Whitehall
Whitehall Grange
Vermont Supreme Court Upholds Girouard Murder Conviction
The Vermont Supreme Court unanimously affirmed Roy Girouard of Burlington’s first degree murder conviction for the June 1975 shooting outside a King Street nightspot. It rejected challenges about premeditation elements and alleged illegal search. The court also declined to lower the charge to second degree based on intoxication, noting no constitutional provision allows it.
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Supreme Court
Girouard
Rutland man killed in head-on truck crash
Michael Alberico 22 of Rutland died in a head on collision with a tractor trailer on a rainy steep hill. He was pinned in his van for about an hour. Three passengers were hospitalized: Mary Ann Alberico 19 Tracey Lockland 22 of Pittsford and Crawford Drew 24 of Wallingford.
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Rutland
UPI
Michael Alberico
Alberico
Mary Ann
Tracey Lockland
Pittsford
Crawford Drew
Wallingford
Vermont bill bans utilities from passing political ads
The House approved a measure to block utilities from charging customers for political advertising. The bill passed 82 to 39 after sponsors said it had been gutted and not returned to committee. Supporters say customers should not fund advocacy they oppose. opponents argue it limits free speech.
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Montpelier
UPI
House
Senate
Senator O'Brien Absent for Tests at Fanny Allen Hospital
UPI reports Senator John O'Brien of Chittenden County is in good condition at Fanny Allen Hospital after being admitted last Friday for observation. A hospital spokesman said he will miss Senate sessions while undergoing a series of tests. Senator Thomas Crowley noted the absence.
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Winooski
UPI
John O’brien
D-Chittenden County
Fanny Allen Hospital
Thomas Crowley
O’brien
Senate
Mehlman and Maynes Reappointed to Water Board
Montpelier Vermont Governor Richard Snelling announced the reappointment of Frederick Mehlman of Montpelier to a two year term as chairman of the Water Resources Board and Roderick Maynes of Rutland to a six year term on the same board.
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Montpelier
UPI
Richard Snelling
Frederick Mehlman
State Water Resources Board
Snelling
Roderick Maynes
Rutland
Mother testifies in Troy A murder case over wife’s death
In Rensselaer County Court Edward Bell’s mother Marion testified that her son shot and killed his wife Karen on July 6, 1976, after an argument about leaving him. The witness described Bell retrieving a rifle from the car trunk in a Troy street and firing at Karen when she refused to return home.
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Troy
Rensselaer
Edward E. Bell
Marion
Karen
Edward
Bell
Berkshire County Court Funds Boost for Advocates
Berkshire County Commission voted 2-1 to partially fund Berkshire County Consumer Advocates for fiscal 1978 after rejecting a human services committee recommendation. More than $24,000 has been recovered for county residents in 13 months by the private service. The panel also preserved the courthouse lawn from roadbuilders. In Adams, Rev Richard S Sniczyk said Notre Dame Elementary School’s fate rests with parishioners and the diocese bishop who will visit April 1 to discuss the problem.
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Pittsfield
Adams
Richard S. Sniczyk
Berkshire County
Notre Dame
Springfield
Inmates to Transfer to Monroe Prison Camp Soon
The first inmates are due to arrive in about two weeks after a halt in January following escape attempts and community protests. Department spokesman Philip Brown said transfers will undergo stricter evaluation than before to ensure security.
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Monroe
Monroe Prison Camp
Philip Brown
Department of Corrections
Boston
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