Retired Teachers Plan First Annual Bennington Chapter Meeting
The Bennington County Retired Teachers held its first gathering May 28 at the Bennington Museum in the Sloane Conference Room. Therese Goodermore presided as president, the group adopted its constitution and bylaws, and a Sept 24 annual meeting was scheduled. Members statewide will be invited, with a museum tour preceding business led by Helen M. Lillie and featuring an extended look at the Esther Merrill Parmelee Room.
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Bennington County
Bennington Museum
Sloane
Therese Goodermore
Helen M. Lillie
Esther Merrill Parmelee
Fruit in coleslaw and lemonade blender tips
Edward Pinsonneault notes using pineapple and orange in coleslaw with fruit juice and ginger dressing. Textured soy proteins appear in stores, best when under 30 percent of mix. Make blender lemonade from lemons, ice, sugar, and water. Add a salt pinch to desserts for flavor. The text mentions a 3124 foot sausage by 30 English butchers in 1966 and advertises Vt Steak House at 716 Main St. with phone 442-9793.
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Main St
Free fear of flying classes set at Logan Airport
Special free two hour weekly sessions for fear of flying will start June 7 at Boston Logan Airport. The classes come on the suggestion of stewardess Carol Luitjens who cited a cited statistic that 25 million Americans fear flying.
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Boston
UPI
Logan
Carol Luitjens
Brandon chief to fill in as UCS speaker
Raymond Mulcahy, Brandon Training School superintendent for 15 years, will replace John W. Morrison as UCS speaker at the annual dinner in Bennington County. Mulcahy holds degrees from Loyola Montreal and Ottawa, plus an honorary degree from St. Michael's. He has long ties with Vermont mental health groups and national associations.
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John W. Morrison
United Counseling Service
Bennington County
Raymond Mulcahy
Brandon Training School
Loyola University of Montreal
University of Ottawa
St. Michael’s College of
Winooski Park
Vermont Association of Mental Health
Vermont Welfare Council
Committee On
State of
Vermont
National Association of Mental Health
National Association of Superintendents of Institutions For
Brandon
Gilbert rules out political thoughts in Vermont PSB role
UPI reports Vermont PSB Chairman William Gilbert will not seek public office while heading the board and plans to resign amid accusations of industry ties. In other Vermont news, insured unemployment fell to 4.9 percent from 5.3 percent. White River Junction at 3.2 percent and St. Albans from 8.4 to 7.8 percent. In New Hampshire, 18 year old William Rice of Saxtons River died in a head on crash on Route 12 with an empty fuel truck. paramedics declared him dead at the scene.
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Gilbert
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Department of Employment Security
White River Junction
St. Albans
Westmoreland, N.H
William Rice
Saxtons River
Westmoreland
UVM Medical College Sees High Interest in Primary Care Bias
Vermont residents receive priority for UVM Medical College spots, with 83 openings filled from 2,300 applications for the new class. Of 83 students this year 35 are Vermonters and 33 are women, the highest female share among U.S. medical schools. New England applicants follow Vermonters in admissions, reflecting the state’s commitment to local service and retention.
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UVM Medical College
UVM
Luginbuhl
Vermont
New England
Vermont Medical Aid Shifts Highlight Rural Shortfalls and Costs
The piece outlines Vermont Legal Aid service cuts in Bennington and Rutland counties, sparking backlog as caseload rose. It notes state and federal funding for medical education, cost estimates for in-state and out-of-state students, and potential shifts to loan programs and national health insurance. The interview with Dr. Luginbuhl discusses recruitment, emergency room use, and the need for two doctors in rural towns.
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Bennington County
Harvey D. Carter Jr
W. Averell Brown
Brown
Bennington
Rutland
Springfield
State Office
Vermont Legal Aid
WATS
Rutland County
New England
Maine
UVM
Vermont
Luginbuhl
Bennington NCO Dennis Stemp Receives Air Force Honor
Air Force Staff Sgt. Dennis G. Stemp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Stemp of Bennington, has been named outstanding noncommissioned officer of the quarter at Beale Air Force Base California. A medical services specialist with the USAF Hospital, he was recognized for outstanding duty performance leadership and exemplary conduct. The 1965 graduate of Bennington Catholic High School is married to Christina Hart of Bennington.
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Air Force
Dennis G. Stemp
Francis G. Stemp
North Branch St. Extension
Bennington
Beale Air Force Base
Marysville
Calif
Stemp
Usaf Hospital
Bennington Catholic High School
Christina
William B. Hart
Burgess Road
Native uses skills to forge new Career
Edward F. Welch, 49, a Bennington native serving time for his fourth check forgery conviction, runs Crime Prevention Education Associates with parolee Ron S. Strelnick, 31. They hold workshops at western Massachusetts banks teaching staff to spot bad checks, planning a national expansion. Welch faces release in March 1975, potentially earlier.
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Edward F. Welch
Bennington
Pittsfield
Berkshire
Massachusetts
Welch
House of Corrections
the Bars and Stripes
New York
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Shaftsbury
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Mammoth Mart
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UVM Med School
United States
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H
South Street
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
National Weather Service
Berkshire County
John D. Courtney Jr
Courtney
Associated Press
New York Daily News
Amherst
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KitchenAid
Economy Auto Stores Inc
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