Middletown Teachers Association Elects Donald Ziter President
Donald F. Ziter of Middletown New York a former Bennington High School teacher and coach has been chosen president of the Middletown Teachers Association. He teaches mathematics at Middletown High School and is head baseball coach. The report also notes other local items including a 94 year old widow’s message of thanks and arts announcements featuring Kevin Thibodeau’s Franconia College exhibit June 11 to 13 with works across painting graphics and photography.
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Donald F. Ziter
Middletown
N.Y
Bennington High School
Middletown Teachers Association
Middletown High School
North Adams State College
City
Beverly Miller
North Adams
Kevin Thibodeau
Bennington
Franconia
N.H
Adam
Thibodeau
University of Kansas
Bennington College
Franconia College
Kathleen Kulas
Adams Memorial High School
Adams
Mass
Julia Lominski
Putnam Street
America Legion Auxiliary
Miss Kulas
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Holiday Inn
Peabody
Edward J. Kulas
Jenks Road
Cheshire
AMHS
University of Massachusetts
GAA
Kulas
William M. Ogden
Tomato product guide and a pea based recipe note
Homemakers notes explain tomato product types from solid pack to puree and paste with uses for each. A recipe for split peas with bacon, onion, celery and carrots is included, plus a tip on vitamin content and storage implications.
Rhubarb Pie From a Jewish Irish Mamahood
A humorous personal essay mixes family dynamics with a rhubarb pie recipe. The narrator, a Jewish mother with an Irish temper, recalls temperamental mealtime battles and bungled dessert attempts before sharing a rhubarb pie recipe. The piece blends memory, culture, and kitchen instruction into a lively domestic vignette.
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Steven
New Hampshire
Rem
Alice
Four Earn North Adams Degrees in North Adams
Among 178 undergraduates at North Adams State College 75th commencement set for 2 p.m. Sunday June 7 in Venable Hall gym are four graduates from Bennington area. Sharon Crittenden of 115 Gage Street earns a B S in elementary education. Patrick Chaloux son of Leo and Mrs Chaloux of 939 Gage Street earns a B A in history. Larry Hager of Box 51 Pownal husband of Beverly earns a degree.
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North Adams
Mass
North Adams State College
Venable Hall
Bennington
William S
Sharon) Crittenden
Gage St
B.S
Patrick C. Chaloux
Leo P. Chaloux
B.A
Larry C. Hager
Box 51
Pownal
Beverly
Shea) Hager
Clarence Hager
Beech Street
Richard R. Sherman
Charlestown
Edward Moore
Board of Higher Education
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Howard K. Smith
Massachusetts State Colleges Board of Trustees
James T. Amsler
Lafayette H
Hoosick Falls Central School
Chaloux
Bennington Catholic High School
Johnson State College
TKE Fraternity
Hager
Bennington High School
School Lunch MATHS MONDAY and town happenings
School lunch menus for Monday to Friday list daily offerings including hot buttered spinach applesauce and a cookie milk with Friday noted as no lunch A summer menu plan mentions soup salads sandwiches and fruit for the final two weeks with milk available The Dorset shop promotes weekend bargains and a dress up sale with low prices Two minor traffic accidents on North Street and Benmont Avenue caused minor damage Commencement speakers and degree details are announced with multiple graduates named The Water Resources Board assigns a Missisquoi River basin Class B rating and orders discharges to stop by Sept 1 with facility plans due by 1973
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Montpelier
UPI
Water Resources Board
Missisquoi
Vermont
Environment Enforcement MONTPELIER Move to merge health units
Health Department enforcement divisions will join the Water Resources Department during a transitional step toward merging into the Environmental Conservation Agency. Forest and Parks Commissioner Robert Williams, named Cabinet secretary June 1, will lead the transfer planning with water resources staff. Sherman, a 1965 Boston English High School graduate, has held multiple college media roles and plans to teach, write history, and pursue a master's degree.
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Montpelier
UPI
Health Department
Water Resources Department
Environmental Conservation Agency
Forest and Parks
Robert Williams
Water Resources
Sherman
Boston English High School
Cochairman
History Club
Drug Treatment Center Proposed in Burlington
Lakeside Center in Burlington may become a drug and alcohol treatment facility for offenders with federal funding for rehabilitation. The plan calls for the staff house of Rutland’s former women’s reformatory to be converted into a community youth offender center. Proposals will be sent to Gov. Davis next month, as corrections official Bershad also announced Zahler will resign to start a private clinic but consult for the department.
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Deane C. Davis
Bershad
Burton Zahler
Corrections Department
Zahler
Lakeside Center
Chittenden County
Open House in Rutland for Crippled Association
The Vermont Association for the Crippled hosts an open house at 88 Park St Rutland from 1 to 4 p.m. on June 13 and 14 to showcase completed construction. Gov Deane C Davis and legislators who helped secure a 1969 state appropriation may attend. Refreshments will be served.
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Rutland
Vermont Association For the Crippled
Park St
Friends of the Center
Deane C. Davis
Two Graduates From Emery School In Data Processing
George Coutu and Peter Gadue earned associate degrees in data processing from Emery School in Boston on May 15 1970. Coutu, son of Mr and Mrs George Coutu of Benmont Avenue, works for Employes Commercial Corp in Boston while Gadue, son of Mr and Mrs Norman Gadue of South Burlington formerly of Bennington, is with New England Mutual Life Insurance Co in Boston. Both are Mt Anthony Union High School 1968 graduates.
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George Coutu
Benmont Avenue
Peter Gadue
Norman Gadue
South Burlington
Bennington
Emery School
Boston
Mass
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Coutu
Employes Commercial Corp
Gadue
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Prouty Hospitals Funds Hike Endorsed by Panel
Washington congressional conference committee backed Sen. Winston Prouty’s bid to raise minimum federal hospital construction funding to 1.2 million dollars annually, boosting the prior floor by 450,000. Prouty said the move would speed Vermont hospital projects and improvements. He also unveiled a broad manpower bill proposing unified job training, flexible programs, and nationwide computerized labor data centers.
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Washington
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Save the Children Federation
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Barnabas
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Frankfurt
Mt. Anthony and Jr. High
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John Campbell
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Shaftsbury
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