Woodford Hollow PTG Sets December Meetings and Bingo Night
The Woodford Hollow School Parent Teacher Group schedules a Dec 2 meeting at 7 p.m. at the school. A bingo game is set for Dec 4 with $1 admission and free refreshments. A Christmas program lands on Dec 9 at 7 p.m. with parent volunteers asked to contact Principal Nicholas Charest.
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Woodford Hollow
Nicholas Charest
Freezer Duck Comes Alive in Unlikely Aftermath
Slidell Louisiana UPI reports Warren Stovall shot two mallards at dawn Saturday and placed them in the freezer for mounting. A half frozen drake, wounded, escaped the foil and flew around the room when the door opened. Mrs. Stovall cared for the revived bird until a veterinarian confirmed its survival.
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Slidell, la
UPI
Warren Stovall
Charlotte
Stovall
Mrs. Stovall
Stovalls
Sunderland school board to hold special meeting Monday
The Sunderland school directors will meet Monday at noon in the superintendent's office in Manchester Center to discuss selecting a contractor for repairs to the elementary school in an executive session. The Sandgate School Board also plans a regular meeting at 9 30 a.m. Monday in the superintendent's office.
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Sunderland
Manchester Center
Sandgate
Caliga the cigar store Indian stolen in Bridgeport heist
A 6 foot 3 inch, 300 pound wooden Indian named Caliga, owned by J P Penney era, was taken from a parked trailer in Bridgeport at sunrise. The theft left behind other antiques and a spare tire. Connecticut Auctioneers put a 5000 dollar reward. Carving to be sent to a New York auction. Police seek suspects.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Southport
South Cambridge Dressage Clinic Update
John LaFountain Sr returns home from Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge. Mrs. Alice Murdock recently underwent surgery at McClellan. Mrs. Eugene Conway has come home from the hospital. Mrs. Gertrude Aiken hosted visitors Irving Dick, Paul E Virtue, Gerald Aiken and daughter Melissa, and others from Rexleigh and Mechanicville. Area students at Cambridge.
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Mary McClellan
Cambridge
Alice Murdock
McClellan Hospital
Eugene Conway
South Road
Gertrude Aiken
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Paul E. Virtue
Coila
Gerald Aiken
Melissa
David, Mark, Scott and
Steven
Rexleigh
Eva Bartell
Mechanicville
Carryover deductible aids Medicare pay for late-year bills
Medicare officials in Rutland say October December charges may count toward the $60 annual deductible for 1975 and 1976 under carryover. Submit bills with a Medicare Payment form to NH VT Physicians Services in Concord. The carryover helps avoid paying the deductible twice as year ends and a new year begins.
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Rutland
Medicare Medical Insurance
Robert E. Normandie
Social Security District
Medicare
Normandie
Nh-Vt Physicians Services
Pillsbury Street
Concord
N.H
Hunger debate at Boston panel urges diet shift to save grains
Harvard nutritionist Jean Mayer tells about 600 people at the Boston Museum of Science that Americans must eat less grain fed meat to boost global grain reserves. The discussion features Rep. George Brown Jr and Prof. Roger Revelle as panelists, with caution about a coming crisis and calls for leadership, amid mixed optimism.
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Boston
Boston Museum of Science
Harvard
Jean Mayer
John Hancock Hall
U.S
Roger Revelle
Center For Population Studies
George Brown Jr
California
House Agricultural Committee
Argentina
Edwin Martin
Congressman Brown
Dr. Mayer
Ora Converse Found Safe After Stratton Mountain Search
Ora J Converse, a 71 year old Arlington man, emerged from Stratton Mountain woods at daybreak as search teams prepared to resume. He had not returned from a hunting trip by 4:30 p.m. and was traced by state police and game wardens. He was reported in good condition after an all night ordeal.
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Arlington
Ora J. Converse
Stratton Mountain
State
White Creek Eleanor Niles and Earl Perrys on stage in Cobleskill
The Everett Perrys and Earl Perrys son acted in a SUNY Cobleskill play last Friday. Also present were Earl's sister Jane and Mr and Mrs William Perry of South Cambridge. Henry Brace returned home from Albany Veterans Hospital. Friends Douglas Leith of Albany visited Mr and Mrs Donald George. Paul James of Swansboro NC stayed at his home here. Local hunters Alfred Bett and Jeff Niles among others reported deer. The Jermain Church admin board will meet December 2 at 7:30 p.m. The Jermain Church Youth Fellowship saw The Hiding Place in Bennington. The Jermain Community Hall Association held its annual meeting with a covered dish supper and officers elected Maurice and Lilah Whitman reelected. Mrs Maurice Tabor showed slides of Hawaii England and Mexico.
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Suny At
Cobleskill
Earl
Jane
William Perry
South Cambridge
Jermain Church
Church Methodist Youth Fellowship
Bennington
Jermain Community Hall Association
Maurice Andrew
Lilah Whitman
Maurice Tabor
Hawaii
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