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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1977

Page

7

Landgrove gains first store Name Brand Clothing

Toni and Paul Miner open Name Brand Clothing Store in the Gus Schurch place, Londonderry area, marking Landgrove’s first shop in 40 years. WCFR broadcasts from the store as locals and visitors browse affordable apparel for all ages near Bromley and Magic mountains.

Landgrove Toni Paul Miner Londonderry Vermont Gus Schurch WCFR Paul Toni Totes Potter Bellows Falls Trust Co

Woman Hospitalized After Alleged Assault in Hoosick Falls

Belinda Tracy, 33 Elm Street, was listed in fair condition at Albany Medical Center Hospital after being assaulted while babysitting at 110 Church Street. John Schnoop, 22, of Berlin, was arrested and detained on second degree assault charges. Police and state investigators led the probe, with the incident occurring around 2 a.m. Wednesday.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Falls Berlin Church St Belinda Tracy Elm St Albany Medical Center John Schnoop Rensselaer County Schnoop Tracy Church Street AMC

Hoag returns to school as spring choral concert planned

Teddy Hoag recovers from January sledding accident and resumes school. Hoosick Falls Central School will present a spring choral concert next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the HFCS auditorium with junior and senior high choruses under Calvin Pedersen and Katrina Moseley. Public invited.

Hoosick Falls N.Y HFCS Calvin Pedersen Katrina Moseley

News from Hoosick Falls and area families

Local residents recount holiday weekend visits and moves. Mr and Mrs Edward White Creek and Eleanor Niles share travel stories. Howard Foster and children visit from Monroe Conn. Michael King returns from northern New York. Anne Jane Murphy earns SUNY Plattsburgh nursing degree. John Rae and Gordon Byars hospitalized in Cambridge. Larry Hrbek family relocates to Lincoln Hill home with visiting parents from New Jersey. Confirmation class at Church of the Immaculate Conception Hoosick Falls names Larry Jr, Mary Hrbek, Maureen Hulihan among confirmands. Paul Bellemare Jr and family visit from Middlefield Conn with Bellemare and Thompson relatives also in town. Celia Niles graduates Ellis Hospital School of Nursing Schenectady and will work in Keene N H with parents Charles and Mrs Niles attending.

Larry Hrbek Lincoln Hill Robert Hrbek New Jersey Larry Jr Mary Hrbek Paul Bellemare Jr Middlefield Conn Joseph Thompson Celia Niles Ellis Hospital School of Nursing Schenectady Keene, N.H Charles Niles Ellis

Clarinet Choir Concert at Jer Main United Methodist Church

The public is invited to a clarinet choir concert by a group from Hoosick Falls Central School directed by William Gaillard at Jer Main United Methodist Church on Sunday June 12 at 2 30 p m The MYF will serve refreshments after the concert

Jermain United Methodist Church Hoosick Falls Central School William Gaillard MYF

Vermont utility offers 25 percent bill deferment plan

Green Mountain Power Corp Vermont's second largest electric utility will allow about 18 percent of its customers to defer payments on three months of bills. 8 500 customers plan to pay up to 25 percent of their March bills later this month. The scheme spreads winter costs into the summer. In June about 125 000 dollars will be in deferred payments.

Burlington UPI Green Mountain Power Corp Vermont Ralph Whitney GMP Green Mountain Whitney

Stowe Motorcyclist Kym LaPointe Dies After Guard Rail Crash

Kym LaPointe a 19 year old resident of Stowe was killed when his motorcycle failed to negotiate a curve on Vermont Route 108 near the Gables Bridge. The bike skidded about 150 feet and struck guard rails, officials said. He died hours later at a Morrisville hospital.

STOWE UPI Kym LaPointe LaPointe Gables Bridge Morrisville

Prisoner Throws Trashcan, Kicks Guard at Vermont Center

Chittenden County prosecutors were asked to probe an incident at Community Correctional Center in South Burlington after an inmate threw a trash can at a guard and kicked him in the face as the officer escorted him to the maximum security area. The inmate was subdued by staff and moved to a facility in St. Albans. The guard received treatment and is not believed to be seriously hurt.

South Burlington UPI Chittenden County

Fire death toll at Burlington business building rises to three

State police ruled out arson in a Burlington blaze that killed Black Cat Cafe owner John Pappas and his two children. The fire started in a ceiling area between floors and burned for two hours before an explosion trapped the victims. investigators said the exact origin remains unknown.

Burlington UPI John Pappas Lisa Dana

Vergennes School Library Guidelines Questioned by Lawyer

UPI reports attorney Fred Parker advising Vergennes Union High School to draft broad guidelines for library materials. He warns the board cannot exclude on taste and emphasizes avoiding obscenity and explicit sexual references. values require judgment, but guidelines must withstand court tests.

Vergennes UPI Vergennes Union High School Fred Parker James Parkinson Parker Parkinson’s Proposel

Fire damages homes on Hedges Lake. bridge repair delay eyed

Deputies report an early morning fire at Hedges Lake destroyed one summer home and damaged another with no injuries. The blaze started about 1230 a.m and is under investigation. In Valatie a collapsed Route 203 bridge may not be repaired until 1979 according to Mayor Harry Smith citing the state DOT. The 1923 bridge links Main and Chatham streets and repair was promised within five years three decades ago.

Olive Route 11 Landgrove Frank Forward Gus Schorch Jackson Hedges Lake Harry Smith Smith State Department of Transportation Main Street Chatham Street

Governors Meet Berkshire Delegations Over Housing and Mall Plans

Gov Michael Dukakis met with two Berkshire delegations in his office on Tuesday. He pledged support for an elderly housing facility on the former St. Luke's Hospital site and voiced strong opposition to a Pittsfield Lenox road shopping mall.

Pittsfield Michael Dukakis Berkshire Dukakis St. Luke’s Hospital Pittsfield-Lenox Road

Burial of Carol Ann Todd Held at Blue Hill Cemetery

Carol Ann Todd was buried at Blue Hill cemetery on Wednesday afternoon as Berkshire County officials continued their search for clues to her killer. Attending were friends and close relatives, including her parents Mr and Mrs William C Todd of Quincy Massachusetts.

Braintree Carol Ann Todd Blue Hill Berkshire County Miss Todd William C. Todd Quincy Mass

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Wendell Potter Springfield Bromley Magic Mountains Gus Terry Stoddard Debbie Smith Mary Page Robert Page Page Mountain Valley Health Clinic Schorch Miner Lester McKinstry Lyle Holton Paul and Toni Miner Finast Juangtems Big Buy Ian Teddy Hoag Walloomsac Hugo Trinkel Williamstown Oscar Stewart John O’hare Bennington Ed Guiden Mary Jenkins Putnam Memorial Hospital Charles Hathaway J. Henry Wheeler George Cottrell William Alta Pownal Steve Luke Sion Mary Doyl Nel Burke Edith Gigel Bridge Marjorie Lockrow Nabisco Edward P Eleanor Niles Mrs. Claude Hoard and Sons Howard Foster Monroe, Conn Mrs Michael King New York Anne Jane Murphy Susanna Murphy Suny At Plattsburgh John Rae Gordon Byars Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge Maureen Hulihan Church of the Immaculate Conception Haynes Kane, Inc Grand Union Supermarie FDIC Parks North Hero Rodney Barber Barber Parks Department Grand Isle County Michael Cain Knights Point State Environmental Board Book Guide Down In Berkshirires
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