Green Mountain Council Leaders to Gather for Recognition Day
More than 200 Green Mountain Council Boy Scouts of America leaders will meet at Harwood Union High School in Duxbury on Saturday December 1 to review the 1974 council program. Sessions start at 3 30 p.m. with agendas covering summer camping activities trips Cub camp Webelos camping and the new advancement procedure led by Bruce McMahon of Wallingford.
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Duxbury
Green Mountain Council
Boy Scouts of America
Harwood Union High School
Bruce McMahon
Wallingford
Frank Pescatello
Brattleboro
Fred Preuss
Northfield
Tom Conway
Sanborn Partridge
Paul Lynch
Iroquois
Howard Rosen
Rutland
Maine
Duncan Hunter
Army Reserve
Robert Bliss
William Hauke Jr
Deane Davis
Benjamin Wissler
Middlebury
Essex Junction
Council
17 year olds can now give blood ARLINGTON
The American Red Cross allows 17 year olds to donate with parental written consent. In Arlington the first drive runs Wednesday from 1 to 6 p.m. at St. Margaret Mary's Parish Hall. An evening program features a theft of awards and recognitions with speakers including former Gov. Deane Davis and Dr. Benjamin Wissler.
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Arlington
American Red Cross
Red Cross Blood Bank
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Mt Equinox Grange Notes From November Meeting
Mt Equinox Grange hosted Battenkill and Mt Anthony Granges on November 5. The State Post Masters degree team performed first and second degrees on 13 candidates. A candlelighting skit, seasonal remembrances, and a coronation ball report were featured. Proceeds may buy pins for new candidates. Next meeting November 29 includes a dues supper at 6:30, then third and fourth degree rites by the Mt Equinox team.
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Mt. Equinox Grange
Battenkill Grange
West Arlington
Mt. Anthony
Rupert
State Post
New Grange
Home Economics Committee
Pete
Elfreda Wessner
Extended Forecast for New England Shows Showers Possible
The National Weather Service extended forecast for New England calls for a chance of showers Tuesday through Saturday. Temperatures will range from lows in the 30s in the north to daytime highs in the low 50s in the south early in the week, cooling to highs in the 40s by Saturday.
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Boston
UPI
National Weather Service
New England
County Medical Society urges flu awareness and vaccination
The Bennington County Medical Society announced a series of public health statements led by Dr. Arthur S. Faris of Shaftsbury on influenza. It warns flu is a fall winter virus with type A major epidemics, notes vaccines reduce risk and should be given each fall, and explains two available vaccines due to a new B strain.
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Bennington County Medical Society
Arthur S. Faris
Shaftsbury
Hong Kong
ESEA to stay but with new funding formula debated
Senate education officials expect the Elementary and Secondary Education Act to remain intact while a new formula allocates 1.5 billion dollars to districts. Senator Robert Stafford opposes admin plans to consolidate programs and favors forward funding and de centralization of funding control. Governor Salmon will attend the Bennington dinner with regional officials. tickets cost 5.80 dollars and must be bought by December 4.
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Killington
UPI
Congress
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Stafford
Vermont Superintendents Association
Senate Education
Nixon
Senate
Office of Education
Manchester Day Care Center hearing set for December in Montpelier
The final Day Care hearing will be held in Montpelier on December 13 with open attendance for all. Gov. Salmon and Tom Davis will attend, and Doug Schner is noted as a representative of Day Care concerned employers. The Parents' Group seeks a newsletter on behavioral problem management based on case histories and the Psychology of Encouragement. Natalie McIntyre to draft with Virginia Barry, call 362-1395 for copies.
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Laurel Faraci
Manchester
Montpelier
Gov. Salmon
Tom Davis
Doug Schner
Parents’ Group
Margo Cardner
Natalie McIntyre
Virginia Barry
Natalie
Mary McClellan Hospital Notes CAMBRIDGE NY Admissions
Cambridge NY hospital notes list admissions from Nov 18 to Nov 25 including Harold Adams Greenwich Donna Evans Granville Donna Hunt Hoosick Falls Irene M Lant Greenwich Mary LeBarron Greenwich Kathryn MacBride Eagle Bridge Patricia Male Victory Mills Ruth McGovern Greenwich Roberta Moore Salem David Price Cambridge Karen Rogers Cambridge Mary Rogers West Rupert VT Frank Ruggles Cambridge Mary Ellen Tucker Shushan Anne Van Etten Greenwich Discharges Irwin Burnett Greenwich Mark Collamer Cambridge Josephine Cristaldi Cambridge Patricia D Arton Middle Falls Donna Evans Granville Irene Johnson Salem Patricia Male Victory Mills Mary Ruttonen Shushan Clara St Mary Greenwich Lenise Waite Cambridge.
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Harold Adams
Greenwich
Donna Evans
Granville
Donna Hunt
Hoosick Falls
Irene M. Lant
Mary LeBarron
Kathryn MacBride
Eagle Bridge
Patricia Male
Victory Mills
Ruth McGovern
Roberta Moore
Salem
David Price
Cambridge
Karen Rogers
Mary
Loeb says U.S. must stop being a patsy over oil
William A. Loeb, publisher of Vermont Sunday News and Manchester Union Leader, urged the United States to halt appeasement in the oil crisis. Speaking to Burlington Rotary Club, he called for retaliatory actions, a stronger military, and a clear stance that the U.S. cannot buy friends, warning Arabs would press further if concessions continue.
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South Burlington
UPI
United States
William A. Loeb
Vermont Sunday News
Manchester
N.H
Burlington
World powers clash over oil and aid stance
A newspaper publisher labeled the Arab oil embargo insanity and accused Washington leaders of misunderstanding a world where only power speaks. He urged no negotiations via the United Nations or NATO, calling NATO a dead duck and the UN dominated by a small collection of African tribes and Arabs.
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Loeb
United States
U.S
Washington
United Nations
NATO
U.N
Hoosick Valley VFW Auxiliary hosts county council meeting
Hoosick Falls NY The Ladies Auxiliary of Hoosick Valley Post 8417 hosted the Mohawk Hudson County Council VFW meeting at School Street clubrooms. State auxiliary president Mary A. Schaefer presented a flag to Hoosick Falls Post 40 American Legion.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Valley Post
VFW
Mohawk Hudson County Council
School Street
Mary A. Schaefer
New York State
Hoosick Post No. 40
American Legion of
Donald Bogardus
Alvin Goodwin
Legion Post
Legion
Schaefer
Hoosick Post No
American Legion
Mohawk
Hudson County Council
Leola le Voie
Grafton
Bogardus
Marv Schaefer
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