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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1976

Page

8

Harwood pushes Route 7 rebuild and boosts AVM aid

Manchester nurse Madeline Harwood seeks a Vermont state Senate seat in a four candidate race for Bennington County. Her platform calls for higher education aid and Route 7 reconstruction while favoring court reform and selective budget shifts to fund the University of Vermont. She opposes more nuclear plants unless needed and favors reforms to bail and old laws, with emphasis on aiding small farmers and repealing outdated statutes.

Anne Eisenmenger Manchester Madeline Harwood State Senate Bennington County Merritt Hewitt North Bennington Donald Brown Shaftsbury Orlando — Cullinan Arlington Harwood Senate U.S. Congress Vermont University of Vermont Montpelier North Shire Bennington Hewitt

Engineer observes White Creek erosion in White Creek NY

James Hill of the U S Soil Conservation Service inspected White Creek banks with Supervisor James Nolan and local officials and residents to assess eligibility for federal flood disaster aid. He would submit a report within a week while Nolan backed efforts by Hill and William Colgan to secure aid to straighten and clear the stream.

White Creek N.Y James Hill U.S. Soil Conservation Service James Nolan Nolan Hill William Colgan Edward W. Pattison

Absentee ballot issue to be put to voters in North Bennington

North Bennington School Board votes to hold a special winter meeting and public hearing to consider absentee voting in school board elections. Proposal, modeled on Calais, would debate a compromise amid concerns about disenfranchising legitimate voters and opening ballots to nonresidents such as Bennington College students.

Elizabeth Dwyer North Bennington Lionel Nowak Lawrence Powers Vermont Legislative Council Calais Betty Riley Bennington College Nowak John Scarey Jr Bennington Shaftsbury Phillip Viereck

French styling fits home with affordable touches and rugs

The piece advises inviting French flair into homes via select furniture with hand-brushed finishes and light carpet tones. It highlights easy care carpets and a Haynes & Kane showroom offer with Mohawk Berwen and Barwick brands, plus installation services.

Haynes & Kane Inc Rt. 7 Berwen Barwick

Regional plan urged to shape Vermont health care

Gene Godt urged the Bennington County Regional Commission to lead a regional health care effort with a local advisory committee. He noted Vermont Health Policy Council funding aims to create a state health services plan and said HEW money will be centralized under the council. Vermonters numbering under 500,000 require strong regional input, Simson said.

Maggie C. Bucholt Arlington Gene Godt Windham Vermont Godt Vermont Health Policy Council Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW United States BCRC John Simson

Pownal Center Church Rummage Sale and Community Notices

The Women's Fellowship will hold a rummage sale tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Town Hall with good used clothing books and small household items. Alcoholics Anonymous meets Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Pownal Recreational Community Center. Sunday worship at North Pownal Congregational Church at 10 15 a.m. sermon The privilege of being Christians from Luke 10 23 junior sermon Finding God. Sunday school 9 a.m. Town Clerk open Sunday 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Closed all day Saturday. Lions Club turkey shoot Sunday at 1 p.m. at Barber's Pond Road and Old Military Road.

Rensselaer County N.Y Edward A. Vielkind Department of Motor Vehicles Hoosick Falls County Service Center Church Street Vielkind Paula Vielkind Motor Vehicles Department Richard Stone Hoosick Center Women’s Fellowship of the Pownal Center North Pownal Congregational Church God Pownal Lions Club Barber’s Pond Road Old Military Road

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