Apple Bread and Cheese Tastings at Hancock Shaker Village
Shaker Village in Hancock Mass hosts Apple Bread and Cheese Tastings on Sept 27 28 and Oct 4 5 from 10 am to 3 pm. Visitors sample Shaker breads apple chutney apple butter applesauce and desserts in the Great Kitchen with cheddar cheese and apples from nearby orchards in the Sisters Dairy. Fresh cider and a Shaker cider press display at the Tan House accompany apple varieties for sale.
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Hancock Shaker Village
Grafton Covered Bridge
Sisters
Shaftsbury Fire Company Auxiliary Meeting Scheduled
The Shaftsbury Fire Company Auxiliary invites members to a Wednesday 7 p.m. meeting at the firehouse seeking volunteers to help clean windows. attendees should bring cleaning fluids and rags. Also reported, Mrs. Audrey Jones found a peeper in a Wandering Jew plant after odd sounds were heard at home.
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Shaftsbury Fire Company
Audrey Jones
Maine officials split on Dickey Lincoln project
Augusta Maine UPI Kenneth Curtis says Maine Attorney General Lund spoke for himself not state policy on the Dickey Lincoln hydroelectric project Curtis urged President Ford to release an $800000 pre construction appropriation despite Ford delaying funds Lund has long opposed the project while Senator Hathaway defends Lunds right to personal views but criticizes official stance The project would be on the Upper St John River near the Canadian border about 480 miles from Boston.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
Kenneth M. Curtis
Ford
Jon A. Lund
Curtis
Ford Thursy
Lund
St. John River
Dickey- Lincoln
William D. Hathaway
Dickey
Hathaway
Boston
U.S
House of Representatives
Senate
Dickey-Lincoln
Congress
Hoosick Falls Calendar Includes Religious Instruction and Sale
Hoosick Falls Mrs Frances Viets is a surgical patient at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge. Catholic instruction for Hoosick Falls Central School students grades 1-8 begins Tuesday Oct 8 at 3 pm. Grades 9-12 meet at St Marys High School Oct 7 at 6:30 pm. Boy Scout Troop 64, Church of the Immaculate Conception sponsor, holds Skate Ski Sale November 15-16 offering used equipment.
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Frances Viets
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Sill
Hoosick Falls Central School
St. Mary’s High School
Boy Scout
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Women gain credit ground as barriers fall nationwide
New signs show women are increasingly viewed as credit worthy by lenders. A UPI report cites a National Association of Realtors study on single women buying homes and HUD data showing rising shares of mortgages to single women. ABA chair Eugene H Adams notes progress and urges ending outdated credit judgments toward employed women.
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New York
UPI
National Association of Realtors
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Chicago
Newark
Atlanta
Riverside
Calif
Eugene H. Adams
The
American Bankers Association
ABA
Adams
Indiana Bankers Association
New England canning jar shortage hits Maine gardeners hard
In Bangor and across Maine a sharp rise in canning jar prices and limited jar supplies press gardeners. Ball Brothers reports higher demand due to garden upsurge and higher food costs, with shortages of lids and glass, while freezer bag shortages and rising initial costs push families toward fresh eating or unable harvests.
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Bangor
Maine
UPI
Walt Haueisen
New England
Ball Brothers Co
Haueisen
Ball Brothers
Vern Schranz
Massachusetts
Mary Ellen Cunningham
Home Economics
Penobscot County
Brazil car output climbs 23 percent in first half of 1974
Brazil's automobile production rose 23 percent in the first six months of 1974 from the same period in 1973. Upward trend in manufacturing reflects increased output across major auto plants in Sao Paulo.
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Sao Paulo
UPI
Brazil
Widening of East Road Shaftsbury proposed with state funding
At a selectmen meeting road foreman Ken Harrington announced that East Road from Ed Gorton’s property to the Arlington line would be widened graved and graded by the state at no cost to Shaftsbury. Merton Snow will confer with highway engineer Gus Ayers before acceptance.
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Shaftsbury
East Road
Ed Gorton
Arlington Line
Selectmen
Ken Harrington
Merton Snow
Gus Ayers
Anthony Altobell
Alvan Lawrence
Snow
Harrington
Meadow Lane
Cleveland Avenue
Boy Scout Pond
Sycamore Lane
Lou Levin
Levin
Jeff Clawson
Page Getty Installed as NEHEA President at MIT
Cambridge Massachusetts C Getty Page of Rutland named president of the New England Health Education Association at its 49th annual meeting at MIT on September 20. He serves as executive director of the Vermont State Medical Society and executive secretary of the Vermont Psychiatric Association and the Vermont Chapter of the American Academy of Family Physicians. He originated the Vermont Heart Fund and was the first executive director of the Vermont Heart Association and has also served with the Vermont State Dental Society.
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Cambridge
Mass
C. Getty Page
Rutland
New England Health Education Association
MIT
Page
Vermont State Medical Society
Vermont Psychiatric Association
Vermont
American Academy of Family Physicians
Vermont Heart Association
Vermont Heart Fund
Vermont State Dental Society
Folk Music Festival Aids Vermont Mental Health Group
A Montpelier folk music festival featuring Northeast Fiddlers Association members will be held at City Hall auditorium on Sunday October 13 from noon to 11 p.m. Organizers Clem Myers and Mrs. Raymond Baril coordinate the event to benefit the Vermont Association for Mental Health. Crafts booths, refreshments, and an informal gathering are planned with admission by donation two dollars for adults and one dollar for children. Proceeds go to VAMH programs.
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Northeast Fiddlers Association
Montpelier
City Hall
Vermont Association For Mental Health
Clem Myers
Fiddlers Association
Raymond Baril
Barre
VAMH
Aid hurricane victims in Vermont clothing drive ends Sept 27
Vermont Ecumenical Council appeals for lightweight clothing and shoes for Hurricane Fifi survivors in Honduras. Pack boxes with string, mark Honduras, include 10 cents per pound for processing, and deliver to Zion Episcopal Church by 5 p.m. Sept 27. Alternative drop at Bennington Baptist Church 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Friday.
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Manchester
Church World Service
Vermont
Honduras
Vermont Ecumenical Council
Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester Center
Bennington
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Woosh
West Springfield
Zeke Cross
Shaker Village
Hancock
Hoosick Falls
By Gay Pauley
New England Horizons
Arthur Frederick
Bennington Area
New Hampshire
Senior Citizen Center
BenMont Avenue
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Moneysworth
Monument Plaza
Lloyd Mattison
Barth Vander Els
Mattisons
Altobell
Patricia O’mara
NEHEA
C. Getty
Vermont Hospital Association
Harold Riemann
North Bennington
Robert Clayton
Grant City
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