Castleton launches a student co op program
Castleton State College adopts a cooperative education program to begin in spring 1975 with up to 15 academic credits for two work experiences. The program aims to place students in career oriented jobs, requires campus return between co op experiences, and seeks employer cooperation. Dr Dorothy Burns directs the project with Bruce Chaloux and Howard Ward coordinating college wide, assisted by Mary O Donnell.
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Castleton
Office of Cooperative Education
Castleton State College
University of Cincinnati
Dorothy Burns
Bruce Chaloux
Howard Ward
Mary O’donnell
CSC
Coop
New Films On Emphysema And Smoking Perils
Two new films join the Vermont Lung Association library for free public use. Emphysema the Facts explains causes, progression, treatment, and prevention, with emphasis on smoking’s role. Is It Worth Your Life by Dr. Charles Tate of Miami discusses cigarette smoking effects. Films available free on loan through the University of Vermont and the Vermont Lung Association. Copies of the complete film catalogue hosted by Vermont Lung Association in South Burlington.
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South Burlington
Vermont Lung Association
Charles Tate
Miami
Vermont Lung Associations
University of Vermont
Media Services
Burlington
VLA
Farrell St
Updated mental health plan adopted by state association
Montpelier officials unveil a philosophy emphasizing each person’s potential and the need for respectful self and community perception. The plan stresses accessible services to aid relating to others, adapting to change, coping with stress, and managing feelings and problems. It frames a broader commitment to support systems.
Dirt Gardeners plan yule-tree chipping
The Dirt Gardeners held their November meeting at the Second Congregational Church with Mrs. Stanley Pike presiding. A letter thanked the group for summer floral work at Park-McCullough House, and volunteers were sought for Putnam Memorial Hospital. They discussed a Sears-Roebuck grant for restoring the North Bennington Railroad Station and the landscaping by Timothy Smith.
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Second Congregational Church
Stanley Pike
Park-McCullough
North Bennington
Donald Hemenway
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Harold Riemann
Sears-Roebuck
Timothy Smith
Smith
Frederick Simmons
James Wolfe
Frederick Welling
Jay Zwynenberg
State Federation of Garden Clubs
National Council
Regional diabetes program forms in 24 county area
Albany, NY. The Regional Diabetes Mellitus Health Care Program funded by the Albany Regional Medical Program, spanning 24 counties from the Canadian border to the Vermont Connecticut border, aims to educate both patients and health care personnel. Directed by Dr. William P. Nelson III with coordinators Patricia Severson and Pamela Brizzie, the pilot program offers patient education through physicians and institutions and an allied health education track. The initiative, part of ARMP’s effort since 1973, expands from a limited pilot to broader service as materials are prepared for diabetic patients and care staff. Dr. Girard J. Craft serves as Albany director of ARMP.
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Vermont
Vermont Association For Mental Health
Salmon
James H. Laubach Jr
Department of Mental Health
Albany
N.Y
Albany Regional Medical Program
ARMP
Patricia Severson
Pamela Brizzie
Vermont-Massachusetts
Connecticut
Bennington
Windham
Berkshire County
Massachusetts
Dutchess, Ulster
Sullivan
United States
Girard J. Craft
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Finast
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
LAWN
Vermont National
Rvice Discount Department Stores
Mar
Spring Street
Williamstown
Marx Brothers
SUN
Slaughterhouse
Hope Adams
Norton Street
Bennington Troop 21
Adams
G.W. Tisdale
William Sims
Telephone Committee
Robert Breese
Calvin Otto
Owen Brittell
Eugene Clark
Stephen Lincoln
Department of Mental Halth
VAMH
Thomas C. Davis
The
Human Services Agency
Montpelier
Hunt ST. Bennington
William P. Nelson III
Fienberg
Main ST
Home Furniture CO
Super Duper
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Memram Tom
Leoi
Monument Plaza
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