CABOL to hold forum on food and health
CABOL Consumer Association for the Betterment of Living will host The First Consumer Forum on Food and Health from June 20 to 22 at Green Mountain Junior College in Poultney. Speakers include Dr. Miles Robinson and Dr. Beatrice Trum Hunter among others discussing nutrition acts, saccharine disease, and the effect of diet on child development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Colgan
Chester — Cabol
Consumer Association For the Betterment of Living
Green Mountain Junior College
Poultney
Consumer Forum
Benjamin Feingold
Kaiser Institute
San Francisco
Carol
George McGovern
McGovern
CABOL
Alan J. Stone
U.S. Senate Committee On Nutrition and
Stone
Senate Committee On
Miles Robinson
United States
Food and Drug Administration
Robinson
Tomas L. Cleave
England
Cleave
Allan Cott
Churchill School For
Bonnie Kaplan
Department of Neurology
Yale School of Medicine
New Haven
Conn
Kaplan
Jane Kindelehrer
Ruth Desmond
Federation of Homemakers
Washington, D.C
Washington
Desmond
David
Nikki Goldbeck
CBS News
Howard K. Smith
Winston Way
Extension Agronomist
University of Vermont
Way
Center For Science
Joyce Livak
Anne
Hunter
Ben Feingold
Kaiser Institute of San Francisco
Orba Beer
Anne Jones Haas
Danby
Penny Stark
Manchester
Wendy Schriebl
Weston
Pownal Easter and Church Schedules Published
Easter services planned across Pownal churches with sunrise and worship services Sunday at multiple sites. Community breakfast 8:30 at Pownal Elementary School, Easter worship at 10 a.m. at the Community Church. No Sunday school at several churches this Sunday. AA meets Saturday 8 p.m. at the Recreation Center. Easter hams awarded to local families. ticket prizes awarded to listed supporters. Scout troop 347 Court of Honor Tuesday at 7 p.m. in rooms 102-103.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pownal Center
Pownal
Scout Troop
Scouts to Receive Merit Badges at Arlington Ceremony
The Arlington Recreation and Park Commission notes R K Miles of Pownal Elementary gifted items for the event. Merit badges will be awarded to Ronald Gagnon Jeff Hattar Kendall Frost Brian Quinn Gordon Niles Chris Hattat and eleven others for various achievements. A polar bear badge will go to Chris for February campout and a scouting demonstration by scoutmaster Roger Boissonneau will be held. The public is invited and parents and committeemen are urged to attend. Mrs Andrea Bowen of Pownal was honored at a birthday party hosted by Hoosick Falls and Bennington families with gifts dinner and special memento from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Ronald Gagnon
Jeff Hattar
Kendall Frost
Brian Quinn
Gordon Niles
Chris Hattat
Chris
Roger Boissonneau
Andrea Bowen
Darrel Harrison
Dickey Masters
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Mike Hadlock
Bennington
Bowen
Brian Harrison
Easter Penny Hunt planned by Hoosick Falls Lions Club
Hoosick Falls Lions Club announces its annual Easter Penny Hunt for Saturday afternoon at Wood Memorial Park starting at 1. The event features an Easter Bunny visit and a prize for the child who finds the marked penny among tossed cents. Older children ages 9 to 12 are invited to wear old clothes for a special surprise. Afterward, Lions members will visit patients at Hoosick Falls Health Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
Fly fisherman Cairns to speak at Manchester meeting
TV presents Bill Cairns national fly fisher and author as guest speaker at the Manchester Rod and Gun Club meeting on April 1 at 8 p.m. He will discuss his new book on fly casting and demonstrate graphite rods. All are invited and Trout Unlimited members invite participation.
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Manchester
Peter Shih
Battenhill
Trout Unlimited
Bill Cairns
Cairns
Mrs McBride to speak at seniors' luncheon in Manchester
Vermont Senior Citizens Camp director Mrs Marjorie McBride will describe the camp with a slide show at the Eagles hall luncheon in Manchester on April 3. The camp, open to Vermont seniors, runs June 22 27 at Gove Hill Thetford in its 20th season. Reservations and transport calls to 362 1192. Madeline the chef will serve chicken casserole and rice pudding. Luncheon talk starts at 1 p.m.
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Manchester
Marjorie McBride
Vermont
Eagles Hall
Gove Hill
Thetford
Madeline
Blood donors break record at local parish drive
Arlington set a new record with 150 pints in a six hour blood drive at St. Margaret Mary's Parish Hall. Organizer Mrs. Claire O'Neil praised teamwork and noted 24 brand new donors, many youths, supported by Mack Molding Co. and The Hale Company. Staff volunteers, Girl Scout helpers, and donors of all ages contributed to the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Raftery
Arlington
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Claire O’neil
O’neil
Mack Molding Co
Hale Company
Claudia Christman
Thomas
Rescue squad broadens appeal for auction items
Hoosick Falls New York. Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad secretary Mrs. Joan Rogers appeals to residents beyond the village to donate operable household items for an auction. She says merchants will not be solicited and urges support from households across White Creek Eagle Bridge West Hoosick East Hoosick Buskirk Petersburg and surrounding areas. Requests items pickup by calling 686 9413 or 686 5262.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Joan Rogers
Town of
White Creek
Eagle Bridge
West Hoosick
East Hoosick
Buskirk
Petersburg
Peg Davendonis
IRS Extends Burlington Vermont Tax Help Hours
Carolyn K. Buttolph announced extended IRS office hours in Burlington Vermont from March 31 to April 15 1975. The Elmwood Avenue Federal Building office will open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday April 5 and April 12 1975. toll free telephone assistance is available locally at 658-1870 and nationwide at 1 800 642 3110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Carolyn K. Buttolph
Internal Revenue Service
Vermont
IRS
Federal Building
Elmwood Ave
Orr predicts new energy crisis in the United States
Vermont Energy Director Forest Orr said another major energy crisis is inevitable though he could not specify timing or location. He cited canceled power plants, stricter Canadian oil exports, and oil companies failing to tap western shale oil as reasons and warned prices will not drop in the long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Forest Orr
Vermont-New Hampshire Retail Gasoline Dealers Association
Orr
Committee okays PSB bill to regulate utility deposits
The Vermont House Commerce Committee endorsed a bill granting the Public Service Board authority to regulate disconnect and deposit policies of utilities. The unanimous vote sets up a floor debate early next week as a top gubernatorial priority, responding to a state Supreme Court ruling about PSB overreach in utility disconnections and deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPI
House Commerce Committee
Public Service Board
Vermont
House
Thomas Salmon
Supreme Court
PSB
Newport Passes Waterfront Bond Issue
Newport voters approved a 512 to 153 margin a 90000 dollar bond to fund the local share of a 560000 waterfront redevelopment plan. The project will add a new wharf and docking facility on Lake Memphremagog with remaining financing from state and federal funds backed by Mayor Augustus Pasrons and the City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
UPI
Lake Memphremagog
Augustus Pasrons
Cohoes Mayor Declares Emergency After City Fire
Mayor Virginia McDonald announced a state of emergency in Cohoes after the worst fire in the city’s history. The blaze destroyed seven buildings in the central business district, left 42 homeless, four businesses burned out, and caused injuries to Fire Chief Raymond LaMora and Public Safety Commissioner Thomas Smith as crews battled flames. Investigations into the fire’s cause were under way Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Virginia McDonald
Remson Street
Raymond LaMora
Thomas Smith
Justice reform panel forms in Rensselaer County
A Juvenile and Criminal Justice Coordinating Council launched in Rensselaer County includes County Executive William J. Murphy, department heads, top law enforcement and court officials, and state probation reps. The panel will pursue 13 reform goals as it begins crafting an overhaul plan amid bipartisan support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Rensselaer County
Juvenile and Criminal Justice Coordinating Council
William J. Murphy
Murphy
State Division of Probation
Joseph G. Manupella
Robbery at Berkshire Home Targets Tax Adviser Daniel Bongini
Police report two men robbed wheelchair bound Daniel J. Bongini at 11 Tanner Street in Pittsfield. About 9:15 AM they entered pretending to seek tax advice, forced Bongini to the floor, ransacked a bureau cash bag containing 4400 dollars, cut wires to four telephones, and fled. Bongini was found about an hour later by another visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield — City
Daniel J. Bongini
Bongini
Tanner St
Vietnam veteran found dead in Monterey car
A 24 year old Vietnam veteran Gary S Haramut of Northampton was found dead in a Monterey garage on Wednesday. Police say a hose linked the tail pipe to the car interior and Dr Peter R Albano declared death a self inflicted carbon monoxide poisoning at 9 40 a m. Haramut resided at Gould Farm Monterey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Gary S. Haramut
Northampton
Haramut
Peter R. Albano
Great Barrington
Lee Barracks
Gould Farm
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Debra Hayes
Arlington Recreation and Park Commission
Chuck Canfield
R.K. Miles
Edith Beaumont
Donald Bradley
Bradley
Red Cross
Robert Lewsey
Lewsey
Marilyn Douglas
Ronald Dooley
North Hoosick
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Sanford Cluett
Bovie Hill
Julie Ryan
River Road
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Elihu “Jiggs
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George W. Hoyt
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Naval Training Center
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American Gem Society
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Castor
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Doris LeGrand
Christine Mackenzie
Marjorie Macksey
Mary Militzer
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Olive Bennard
Sharon Brown
Natalie Caler
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Jeannine Gawlick
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