Medicare changes outlined for senior citizens
A Bennington symposium on Health Care for the Elderly drew 100 seniors to discuss Medicare and Social Security changes and related services. Speakers included Robert Normandie, Louis Bellile, John McTernan, Donna Gable, Robert Toomey, and Jane McGuire, detailing new coverage, automatic enrollment, and eligibility shifts while underscoring service delivery and nutrition programs for older residents.
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Jan Slusmon
Bennington County
John McTernan
United Counseling Service
County Office On
Donna Gable
RSVP
Robert C. Toomey
Vermont Department of Social Welfare
Jane McGuire
Putnam Memorial Hospital
McTernan
County Office On Aging
State Office On Aging
UCS
Bennington
North Bennington
Normandie
Medicare
Home Health Agency
Louis Bellile
Vermont
New Hampshire
Billy Cross
Blue Shield
Bennington County Human Resources Council
Doris Gable
Robert Normandie
Rutland Social Security Office
Joseph Higgins
The
Human Resources Council
Robert McTernan
Putnam Hospital
St Joseph College offers two medical course programs
St Joseph College in Old Bennington promotes two medical majors the medical secretary and medical office assistant. Courses train to be office staff in doctors offices hospitals and clinics with senior year placements in local practices for hands on experience. Thirty six hours of technical work are required for graduation and local doctors are invited to participate.
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St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Bennington
Pinsonneault seeks Fair Haven selectman seat as write-in
Thomas M A Pinsonneault of 23 Second St announces candidacy for a one year term on the Fair Haven board of selectmen. He vies for one of two vacancies created by Robert Juckett and Robert Worthen. Pinsonneault, a teacher at Orwell Elementary, is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Pinsoneault of Bennington. His wife is Sharon Atwove of Orwell. He says he understands the problems and needs of Fair Haven citizens in 1973.
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Fatr Haven
Thomas M.A. Pinsonneault
Second St
Fair Haven
Board of Selectuon
Henry Pinsoneault,Sr
Bennington
Robert Juckett
Robert Worthen
Pingonneaul
Orwell Elementary School
Sharon Atwove
Orwell
Hospital Notes: Vernon Couple Welcomes Son Gregory Steven
Born January to Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Huepper of Vernon Connecticut. Mrs. Huepper, Marian Norcross, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Norcross of Bennington. The baby has a brother named Jeffrey.
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Gregory Steven
Steven. A. Huepper
Vernon, Conn
Huepper
Marian Norcross
William T. Norcross
Bennington
Jeffrey
Two enlist in Navy here
Chief Walt Pallett, Navy recruiter, announces two enlistments in the U S Navy. Paula Lee Squires leaves Jan 19 for Orlando for basic training and hospital corps schooling after graduation from Arlington Memorial High in 1969. Jerome St Peter departs Feb 6 for Great Lakes for boat training, after graduating Mt Anthony Union in 1972 and work at Sprague Electric.
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U.S. Navy
Walt Pallett
Navy
Bennington
Paula Lee Squires
E. Paul Squires
Arlington
Orlando
Fla
Hospital Corps
Arlington Memorial High School
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Court
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Sprague Electric Co
North Adams
Mass
Food Service
Bennington Recycling Totals for February Include Big Paper Rise
The Bennington recycling program reports February totals of 9,500 pounds of paper 50 pounds of glass 1,400 pounds of cans and two pounds of aluminum.
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Bennington
Weight Watchers mark five years in Bennington
Weight Watchers of the Adirondacks celebrates its five years in Bennington with a free open meeting at 7 pm February 28 at the First Baptist Church featuring cooking demonstrations and talks by Libby Levine Rose Rothstein and Jean Stone. Executive chef Franco Palumbo will appear April 9 at 1 pm to showcase culinary skills. Selectmen issue a Weight Watchers Day proclamation praising the group for fighting obesity.
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Adirondacks
Benington
First Baptist Church
Libby Levine
Rose Rothstein
Jean Stone
Bennington
Franco Palumbo
Palumbo
Vermont
Recreation gym open Friday at Mt Anthony Union High School
The Bennington Recreation Department says the Mt Anthony Union High School gym will be open Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. Cy Bluto and his committee host the annual Steamship Round at the Bennington Club Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Reservations by Friday night advised. Dancing follows with Carol Duyel and Robin Kenyon reporting $54.14 raised for the Geneva palsy drive in Hitks Avenue area.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Cy Bluto
Bennington Club
Eileen
Carol Duyel
Robin Kenyon
Manchestrer man found not guilty on third degree arson charge
Vernon Smith, 32, of Manchester, was acquitted after a two day jury trial in Bennington District Court on a charge of setting fire to a 1989 Plymouth belonging to Paul M. Wiers. The trial began February 14.
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Vernon Smith
Manchester
Bennington
Smith
Plymouth
Paul M. Wiers
Aet
Earl J. Greene Jr
Manchester Depot
John P. Morrissey
Greene
Jeffrey N. Rowe
Springfield
Morrissey
Rowe
Timothy Patrick
Sts. Albans
Yolt's Market
Patrick
St. Albans
Richard Toner
Jay
DeMarco
Toner
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