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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1976

Page

6

Mountain Valley Health Center opens strong in rural Vermont

In South Londonderry the Mountain Valley Health Center reports about 880 patient visits in 10 weeks since opening earlier this year. Dr. Roger Fox, nurse practitioner Jean Julius, and secretary Adeline Barker staff the clinic, which will move to Route 11 in Londonderry by late May or early June. Plans include adding a full-time physician and a visiting nurse office, with grant funds surpassing 150 thousand dollars but ongoing high operating costs.

Londonderry Mountain Valley Health Center South Londonderry Londonderries Landgrove Peru Weston Windham Winhall Elizabeth Pingree Roger Fox Jean Julius Adeline Barker Route 11 New England Journal of Medicine Fox Beth Israel Hospital Boston Joan James Sarah MVHC Julius Mt. Sinai Hospital New York City University of Maine Springfield Hospital Dr. Fox Springfield Mental Health Services Vermont

Palm Sunday Service At Jer Main Church Set

White Creek Clara Von of Bennington spoke at the Jer main United Church Methodist Youth Fellowship about a Holy Land trip. Maundy Thursday Communion is planned for April 15, and Palm Sunday service begins at 9 a.m. with palms distributed to worshippers. Youth group plans special music. Other items note visits by Pacquin and Lee families, Souness, Benkowski, Tanneson, Hulihan, hospital stays, and Mrs. Fannie Pierce’s 90th birthday on April 14.

Clara von of Bennington Methodist Youth Fellowship Jermain United Church Holy Land Jermain Church Corliss Ave Greenwich Roscoe Austin Harvey Baker John Austin White Creek Billy Austin Cambridge

Hoosick Falls Youth Council to plan Memorial Day Canoe Race

Hoosick Falls Youth Advisory Council meets Wednesday April 7 at the state armory on Church Street to map the Hoosick River Memorial Day Canoe Race on May 31. John Tompkins of Troy will explain aligning the race with the American Canoe Association and the changes required to attract more canoeing enthusiasts. A very important meeting of REAC (Retired Eagles Activity) is announced.

Hoosick Falls

Hoosick Falls Democrats Hold Primary Delegation Totals

In Hoosick Falls NY an unofficial tally reports 200 town Democrats voted in the state primary. Committed to James Carter 29, Henry Jackson 23, Morris Udall slate 15, Fred Harris slate 10, and Harkness Quinn alternate slate 75. The 29th District will elect five delegates Monday at 2 pm at the Eagles clubrooms. Also notes Mrs. Harold LaPorte is hospitalized after hip surgery from a fall.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick

Arlington Selectmen name new temporary road foreman

The town appoints Gregory Wright as temporary road foreman and Reggie Jennings as mechanic operator after Ralph Morse resigns. Robert Stroffoleno had applied but withdrew his candidacy, leaving Wright and Jennings in place.

Arlington Gregory Wright Reggie Jennings Ralph Morse Robert Stroffoleno

Mt Equinox Grange Holds March Meeting and Auctions

Mt Equinox Grange met March 22 and voted to enter a community service contest to finish painting the hall exterior and landscape lawns. Sympathy extended to Sister Betty Randall and Brother Rev Elden Buckley. Home Economics collects hearing aid batteries glasses and Campbell Soup labels. Auction set for Aug 12 at Bus Mars Barn. center may need bathroom fixtures. Refrigerator gifted by Sister Evelyn Snow. Florence Bull received merit certificate from National Grange and a state CWA gift for third in economics. Banner in Youth Contest returned with blue ribbon. Nominees for the 1976 Community Citizen Award sought.

Mt. Equinox Betty Randall Scotland Elden Buckley Vermont State Grange Austin Rumney State Grange Center Grange Center Bus Mars Barn Evelyn Snow Florence Bull Home Economics

One Way Traffic On Hoosick Falls Bridge

The New York Department of Transportation restricted Route 7 traffic on the Hoosic River Bridge in Hoosick to a single lane on April 1 for eight months to repair the bridge deck. When the northbound lane is finished traffic shifts to it and the southbound lane closes. Barry and Bette Construction Company of Elinoa NY oversees the project with Albany Regional Office supervision. Completion is targeted for summer 1977.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Department of Transportation Hoosic River Bridge Route Hoosick Rensselaer County Barry & Bette Construction Company Elnora Albany

Hoosick Falls July 4 parade plans announced Bicentennial theme

Hoosick Falls officials led by Andrew Kipp Joseph Holloway and William Gaillard announced the July 4 parade celebrating Two Hundred Years of American History. The event starts at 2 pm with antique cars fire units bands and 12 floats from local groups and organizations.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Town of Hoosick Rensselaer County Taconic Pipe Band HFCS Gene Avery Hoosick Helen Kipp Dallas Chapones Liberty Bell Holloway Danforth Street Health Center

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Janet Langdon Brattleboro North Bennington Eleanor Niles Charles Edward Pacquin Burlington Allen Lee Potsdam Malcolm Souness Springfield, Mass His Mary Benkowski Jane Tudor Mrs Roy Tanneson Westchester Catherine Hulihan Putnam Memorial Hospital Henry Brace St. Peter’s Hospital Fannie Pierce Walloomsac Bertha Hoag Chuck’’ Buck Schenectady Chris Leeseman Mary Hawaii Elsie Scott Mary Mooney Gertrude Mooney Elizabeth Dalton Texas Green Wich Thomas Morrisfield Tamarac Charles Arnold Sr Lillian Marx Lawrence Lasser Alex Sterling Clarence Myers Terry Hoag Mike Mark Baby Marie Rouse Teresa Sullivan Betty Arnold Mary Ellen Hoag Carol Frate Suny Cobleskill Jim Hoag Hazel Rogers VFW Hall Betty Coonradt Edward Cottrell Altar Rosary Society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception O— Bridget Hoag Mary Ellen SUNY Cobleskill Carlton Luke Bill Wolfram Sr Mary la Porte Agnes Stevens Catherine Usher REAC Eagles First Street Harold LaPorte Carey Ave P.B.M. of P.O. Box Bennington, Vt Dick Torrey Prop Glen Sausville David Howe Timmy Howe East Road Grange National Grange Bull State Cwa Giknzy Gunztal Main St Duathanek Furniture Tnc Elm ST Luggage & Photo Equip Roberts Drive North Adams Mass
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