Fall Mountain Nursing Home Ordered Closed in Four Days
BELLOWS FALLS The state Health Department ordered Fall Mountain Nursing Home to shut down within four days citing lack of an administrator and insufficient funds. Twenty three patients must be relocated with six more awaiting placement as 25 staff lose jobs. the home has operated 17 years on Westminster Terrace.
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Bellows Falls
State Health Department
Fall Mountain
Weston Blanchard
Westminster Terrace
Cynthia Arseneault
Patricia Fairbrother
Arbuckle
Bennington Briefs Cadet Restino and Navy air crew
Cadet Paul J. Restino 22 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Restino Bennington attended ROTC course at Fort Bragg June 15 to July 25 receiving leadership instruction and will be commissioned after completion. Navy Aviation Ordnanceman 2 C Michael J Kane son of John J Kane Bennington returned with Patrol Squadron 49 to Jacksonville after five months at Keflavik Iceland where crews conducted anti submarine patrols over the North Atlantic and Norwegian Sea. In Senior Citizens bowling Irene O Grady led the ladies with a 164 single and Myrtle Churchill had a 420 high triple. In the men s division Gerard Morin had a 142 single and 410 triple. Bowling is held each Friday at 6 at the Bennington Lanes. ADV A Bennington man who pleaded guilty to seven false pretense offenses worth 52794 in bad checks over two years was sentenced to four to seven years in jail by Bennington District Court Judge George M Fienberg. Frederic Dee Lankow 26 Bennington former lumber businessman and Flowers
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Paul J. Restino
Joseph P. Restino
Northside Drive
Bennington
Ft. Bragg
N.C
University of Vermont
Navy
Michael J. Kane
John J. Kane
Gage St
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
NATO
Keflavik
Iceland
North Atlantic
Norwegian Sea
Irene O’grady
Myrtle Churchill
Gerard Morin
Benington
Bennington District
George M. Fienberg
Frederic Dee Lankow
Former merchant faces jail on bad-check counts in Bennington
A former Bennington merchant pleaded guilty to two false pretense charges from January 1973 and faced four to seven year concurrent sentences on each count, though State's Attorney Neil S. Moss urged 18 months. The case involved three lumber firms, with attorney Charles E. Capriola Jr. signaling potential further action. Other district court actions included pleas of guilty or not guilty by numerous residents in Manchester, East Dorset, Woodford and surrounding towns on charges ranging from simple assault to intoxication, bad checks and driving offenses, many with fines, probation or recognizance bail.
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Janis
Bennington
Neil S. Moss
Lankow
Charles E. Capriola Jr
Donald G. Bovey
Manchester
Harris J. Corey
Manchester Center
Laura Murray
East Dorset
Nan C. Thorme
Stamford
Conn
Woodford
Edward K. Slavin
Louise M. Capen
Leary J. Washington
Pownal
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Finast
Donald C. Heath
Williamstown
Mass
Patricia Heath
Amos Bishop
John Brochu
Virginia
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Genoa
Bologna
Corman
Back Bay
Turkeys
Cryovac
Pepperoni
Monument Plaza
Bennington, VT
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Cataman
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