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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1977

Page

7

Fireman Day at Schaghticoke Fair features contests and parade

Schaghticoke N Y Fireman Day Saturday will host motor hose booster hose and bucket brigade contests with 35 teams from Rensselaer Albany Saratoga Washington counties and Vermont. A sunset parade is set for 5 30 p m with judging by named fire department officials and 100 trophies to be awarded across men and women classes.

Schaghticoke N.Y Schaghticoke Fair Rensselaer Albany Saratoga Washington Vermont James Hannigan Wynantskill Arlington John Hall Rensselaer Fire Dept Mike Mann Joe Castiglione City of Troy Doug Farley East Schodack Ernest Hoffman Averill Park Edgar Davey Pleasantdale Ron Hepp Melrose Tom Secovine Schodack Landing Bucket Brigade Bill Moon al Wilcox Cohoes John Rainer Center Brunswick Fire Dept Carl Goyer Charles Mason Valley Falls

Pownal Fire Association and parade events scheduled in town

The Pownal Fire Protective Association meets at 7 tonight at the firehouse and the North Pownal Volunteer Fire Department holds its September business meeting at 7. Labor Day requires no meeting. The Solomon Wright Library hours are 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday. A hunter safety course begins Sept. 7 for ages 12 and up, by reservation only. call William James at 823-5122. School registration and birth certificates are urged for kindergarten entrants. Parade trophies and judges are listed, with Dan J. O Connor as scorekeeper and James Schirmer Jr. and Robert Brimmer inspecting trucks. The Fire Chiefs Association will run a safety booth at the fair with John R. May in charge.

North Pownal William James John J. Leary Brunswick Syeaway Rensselaer County William Dougherty Philip B. Caird Schaghticoke Fair Eugene Eaton Ben Nowik Rensselaer William Murphy Diane L. Caird Troy Joe Castiglione Dan J. O’connor James Schirmer Jr Robert Brimmer Wynantskill Ed Potts Center Brunswick

Woodford School Opens as Fishing Boy Heads to Class

Kevin Wolf Spika, elling by Red Mill Gift Shop in Woodford, will swap fishing days for school. Woodford Hollow School opens September 6 with 75 pupils. Janet Wills is principal and Robert Vincent joins staff. Nicholas Charest leaves Bennigton District. Antoinette Button resigns from Woodford School Board. Avis Hurley and Jess Bugbee serve as interim board members.

Woodford Kevin Wolf Spika Red Mill Kevin Woodford Hollow Janet Wills Robert Vincent Nicholas Charest Bennington Antoinette Button Board of Selectmen Avis Hurley Jess Bugbee

Skateboard pioneer Steven Ellis fuels Rhode Island park venture

Steven Ellis, 26, of Long Beach, N.Y., runs Yawgoo Valley Skateboard Park in Exeter Rhode Island the only skate park in the state. He built an asphalt bowl with Richard Downs in May 1976 at a cost of 10 000 dollars and now hosts about 10 000 visitors mainly kids paying two dollars for six hours. Ellis describes his rapid teaching method and notes a growing interest among 10 to 16 year olds with inspiring stories like a 60 year old learner. Competitors include a new park in Brookline New Hampshire drawing spectators, and Ellis predicts Olympic inclusion of slalom skateboarding by 1980 or 1984.

Exeter R.I UPI Steven Ellis Long Beach N.Y Yawgoo Valley Rhode Island Ellis Richard Downs Yawgoo Park Yangoo Cory Little East Greenwich Cory New England Brookline N.H Little Asphalt Bowl

Women's Free Clinic in Woodford Oct 21

Vermont Public Health Service will hold a Women's Free Clinic at Woodford Hollow School on Friday Oct 21. A breast changes examination and educational film will be shown. teen girls with parental permission may attend the viewing. PAP smear appointments will be made through Bennington Public Health Service.

Woodford Vermont Public Health Service Woodford Hollow Bennington Public Health Service

Windham Commission to Meet Aug 30 in Williamsville

Windham Regional Commission schedules Aug 30 session at Williamsville Grange Hall starting 8 p.m. Major items include discussion of the Windham Region Policy Plan on Population Growth and Economic Development a progress report on land use and housing a housing and community development report for commissioners review and action on the Windham Region Industrial Development Program The Council on Aging fiscal year 1978 area plan will be reviewed and acted upon Summaries of the plan are available at the WRC office Citizens are invited to attend.

Brattleboro Windham Regional Commission Windham Region WRC Council On Aging Williamsville

Couple Declared Safe After Vermont Disappearance

Ralph and Lucille Wilson vanished from their store and home in Gassetts Vermont a month ago triggering national interest. Police say they are safe at an undisclosed location after Mrs. Wilson’s mother confirmed their wellbeing.

Gassetts UPI Ralph Lucille Wilson Vermont Champlain Oil Inc Burlington Chester Gilbert Carey

Vermont bottle law challenged by environmental groups

Vermont environmental groups accuse the state of improper certification of beer bottles under the bottle deposit law. State official Donald Webster defends the program saying bottles can be refilled five times as required and that companies may not refill all bottles, which the state cannot compel. Separately, Senator Robert Daniels plans a bill to convert senatorial scholarships into state merit scholarships based on academics, replacing the current system where each senator has $3,000 to award up to $300 per student.

Montpelier API Robert Daniels

Vermont professor to lead public policy group and advise senator

Lee Webb, economics and history professor at Goddard College, will leave his post to become executive director of the Conference on State and Local Public Policy. He will also work part time as a national problems consultant to Senator George McGovern.

Vermont bans Thoroseal house paint after injury

The Vermont Health Department bans Thoroseal house paint after Kevin Oscarson, 18, was blinded in one eye when splashed two weeks ago. Officials cite high alkaline content and order Standard Dry Wall Products Co. of New Eagle, Pennsylvania to recall improperly labeled paint products.

Montpelier Cyclists Protest Helmet Law With Parking Demonstration

In Montpelier Vermont motorcyclists blocked nearly 40 downtown parking spaces in a protest against the state compulsory helmet law. This marked a third parade permit denial by the city council. The display occurred on Saturday and involved riders using their bikes to occupy spaces in a direct public demonstration.

Montpelier UPI Vermont

Deaths In Albany Area Homicide Linked To Self Inflicted Gunshot

Samuel E. McDowell and Barbara Gooney died in a Sand Lake duplex Friday in a case ruled a homicide by own action. McDowell, 38, fatally stabbed Gooney, 36, with a kitchen knife before shooting himself with a .270 caliber rifle. McDowell was a former director of volunteer services at Coxsackie Facility. Gooney was an art instructor and social worker.

Land Lake Albany Sand Lake McDowell Coxsackie Pratt Institute New York City Ms. Goeney Ravena Selkirk High School Eleanor Roosevelt Developmental Services of Troy

Assault cases traced to long-haired suspect in Berkshire

Local and state police investigate multiple assaults linked by description to the man who confronted Debra Morin and who raped Eileen Gillooly in Berkshire. A third incident involving a Williamstown woman is noted. police chief Gamache disputes active pursuit, citing an unsolved murder in Williamstown as still open. In Sandisfield, selectmen report a CETA grant for a one year stream and road improvement project employing 10 laborers and 2 foremen, with a $100,922 request awaiting final funding amount.

North Adams Williamstown Debra Morin Eileen Gillooly Gillooly Miss Morin Kenneth P. Gamache Cathia Krizack Sandisfield

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