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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1975

Page

9

Scouts Attend Aquatic Camporee at Camp Sunrise Benson

Taconic District scouts of Green Mountain Council BSA travel to Camp Sunrise Benson on Aug 22 23 and 24 for an Aquatic Camporee with campfires Brotherhood Ceremony races and 15 events. Yorkers vie vs Vermonters in a bicentennial land grant game after church services and final awards Sunday at 12 30 pm. Twenty eight scouts complete a week long leadership course at Mt Norris Scout Reservation Eden using Patrol System methods.

Wallingford Green Mountain Council BSA Benson Taconic Chapter The Order of the Arrow Mt. Norris Eden Boy Scouts of America

Bromley family reunion and local youth soccer and rescue news

Forty four Bromley descendants gathered in Saratoga New York for an annual reunion. Officers elected include Florence Fields as president Edward Nadeau as vice president Anna Hawley as secretary Ida Nadeau as treasurer and Helen Bearden as historian. A next reunion time will be set by officers. Arlington Youth Soccer League schedules list Cosmos against Minutemen and Rowdies against Tornadoes with finals to follow and awards planned for Friday and Saturday events. Arlington Memorial High School soccer practice starts August 18. Arlington Rescue Squad reports 17 calls in July including two auto crashes and multiple minor injuries with the busiest day on record during the 4th of July activities.

Bromley Robert and Deronda Grout Yost Saratoga N.Y Orson E. Bromley Ronald Nadeau North Bennington Florence Fields East Arlington Edward Nadeau Salem N.H Anna Hawley Ida Nadeau Helen Bearden Arlington Jennie Bentley Laura Nadeau Leland Rudd Frederick Hawley Jr James Rudd Robert Yost Arlington Rescue

A Day at the Cambridge Stock Farm

Cambridge Stock Farm in Cambridge, New York, run by Stanley and Glenn McLenihan, holds weekly Tuesday auctions drawing dairymen, beefers, and families. From 7:30 a.m. prep to 5 p.m. bidding, the operation has grown since Franklin McLenihan founded the business in 1944, serving customers as far north as Plattsburgh and south to Poughkeepsie.

Chapin Cambridge N.Y U.S.A Cambridge Stock Farm Stanley McLenahan Stanley Glenn McLenihan Margaret Franklin McLenihan Plattsburgh Poughkepsie

Sandina Starstream Wins Best In Show At Manchester Dog Show

Afghan Hound Oh Sandina Starstream claimed Best In Show at the Bennington County Kennel Club event in Manchester Center. The dog, owned by Glorvina Schwartz and Alexander Schwartz of Sandina Kennels, topped six group winners amid a day of competition featuring top sport and non sport breeds.

Manchester Oh Sandina Starstream Bennington County Kennel Club Manchester Fair Grounds Manchester Center Glorvina Schwartz Starstream Schwartz Alexander Sandina Kennels Tuxedo Park N.Y Anna Katherine Nicholas Gay H. Sherman Con Hilltop Patricia W. Laurans Joy S. Brewster Sheila George West Jeffrey Brucker Twin Town Joan E. McDermott Ken McDermott Johnny Brittany Spaniel Ch Tignant Joan Coluccio John Mattinson R.D. Stitt Jillard The Gavins Erving Eldredge Hilgrand Kennels Newfoundland Kilyka Elizabeth Keefer George McDonnell Pembroke

Pownal Community Notices Tonight and Zoning Hearing

The Pownal United Methodist Church choir meets at 7 30 tonight at the church. Pownal Center Fire Department holds a 7 30 worknight at the firehouse. On Wednesday Aug 20 the Zoning Board of Adjustment holds a 7 30 public hearing at the town office to consider variances including Harold Hicks rear setback 40 to 15 feet and Harold Shay setbacks 30 to six and 30 to five for garages. Also sought are a Route 7 sweater store permit for Charleston Mill Store and two Tornadone requests for a mobile home office and a rear setback 40 to 30 feet.

Pownal Charleston Mill Route 7 Pownal Center Joseph Tornadone

Vermont VELCO to Resume Queen City Tap Project

Vermont Electric Power Co will restart construction on the 6.4 mile Queen City Tap line between Williston and South Burlington, a $1.9 million project delayed by a zoning dispute. First phase resumes with steel erection for a new substation. the 115 kilovolt line work will await Public Service Board condemnation hearings.

VELCO Public Service Board

Vermont Freshman Rep Rejects Own Pay Raise

UPI reports Rep James Jeffords Republican of Vermont will not take the recent cost of living pay raise for Congress. He opposed the increase from start and cites both the principle of lawmakers granting themselves raises and the timing during a recession. Senator Patrick Leahy Democrat plans to donate his share to charity.

Vermont nursing home rate board under AG probe

MONTPELIER UPI A consumer fraud office investigation into nursing homes has revealed serious deficiencies in the state rate setting board. Attorney General M Jerome Diamond warned of a potential state supported ripoff as the board, once advisory, was elevated to full rate setting authority in 1975. He did not detail the ongoing inquiry, which began earlier this summer.

Montpelier UPI Consumer Fraud Office State Board M. Jerome Diamond Diamond

Vermont panel to advise Human Services secretary

A 13 member Human Services Study Committee was formed to advise Secretary Thomas Davis and meet today. The panel includes 3 senators and 10 representatives, with seven Democrats and six Republicans, and will review current and future directions and identify key community and state concerns regarding policy and organization.

Tragic drowning of 2-year-old in Maidstone Lake

Sean Christopher Connors of Lancaster New Hampshire drowned while visiting grandparents at a Maidstone Lake island camp. State police say he wandered from the camp after a shopping trip Tuesday night and was found in about six feet of water. Police theorize he fell from a steep rocky bank near the camp owned by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Connors.

Maidstone UPI Lancaster, N.H Sean Christopher Connors Daniel Connors Maidstone Lake

Girl Seeks Damages After Fall In City Sewer Hole

Troy Gail Leibach ten and her mother sue Troy Rensselaer County and Tibbetts Water and Waste Inc for a May eighteen nineteen seventy four incident in which the girl allegedly suffered permanent injuries after falling into a county sewer district hole at 108th Street and Second Avenue Lansingburgh. They claim no barriers or warnings were present making the area dangerous and unfit for public use. The Leibachs seek damages for medical harm and permanent scarring while the defendants deny all charges and move to dismiss.

Troy Gail Leibach Rensselaer County Tibbetts Water and Waste, Inc Tibbetts 108Th Street Second Avenue Lansingburgh Leibachs Bernard Cohen Tibbetts and Gail

Health offices to move to new Unified Services site

Rensselaer County Mental Health Department will relocate from Pawling Avenue to the Professional Building to accommodate staff and the upcoming Unified Services Mental Health Plan. Annual rent is $21,819.50, with 80 percent, or $17,455, funded by the state under the program.

Troy Rensselaer County Mental Health Department Pawling Avenue Unified Services Unified Services Program

Pittsfield youths flee in stolen car then crash in West Stockbridge

A 15 year old from Pittsfield was charged with five motor vehicle offenses after a police pursuit from Pittsfield through Lenox and Richmond ended in a crash at the West Stockbridge line. The car, owned by the boy’s father and taken without permission, was a total loss. no injuries reported.

Pittsfield West Stockbridge Lenox Richmond Richmond Road Lenox Mountain Baker Street West Stockbridge Town Line

Pittsfield Council Increases Salaries For Next Council

The Pittsfield City Council voted eight to three to raise council members' salaries by 1000 dollars, bringing pay to 2500 dollars for the next elected council. Proponents say higher pay attracts candidates. current members unaffected. Mayor Dobelle will sign, with veto override possible.

Pittsfield Peter G. Arles Charles L. Smith Evan S. Dobelle

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