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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1974

Page

7

Boy Scout Court of Honor recognizes troop advancements

Boy Scout Troop 64 sponsored by the Church of the Immaculate Conception held a Sunday Court of Honor awarding First Class to Robert Frazier and Mark Sheffer and listing many Second Class, Tenderfoot, and Merit Badges. Leaders were recognized and the ceremony followed the annual Memorial Parade in Hoosick.

Boy Scout Troop 64 Church of the Immaculate Conception Robert Frazier Mark Sheffer Scott Tate Christopher Smith Christopher Reinfurt Robert Reinfurt David Downey Larry Bump Ricky Ferrannini Michael Sheffer Patrick Griffin Matthew Downey Stanley Remancus Scott Bettit Thomas’ Griffin Ricky Ferramini Sean Casey Todd Horton David McCabe William Florio

Eagle Scouts Trounce Hoosick Falls in Court of Honor

Boy Scout Troop 64 awarded four Eagles at Hoosick Falls ceremony with Christopher Philpott of Troop 67 receiving a fifth Eagle. Presentations were made by local officials and Scout leaders. University of Vermont student Craig Toth won the Christopher Lane Award for best voice in theatre.

Joseph Spink Christopher Philpott Hoosick Carleton Philpott Richard A. Severson Philpott William Frazier Robert Frazier David Downey Severson Donald Wittenburg Rensselaer County American Legion John Gildea Hoosick Valley VFW Donald Bogardus Hoosick Post Philip Leonard Hoosick Falls Raymond Calhoun David Worley Mohican Council University of Vermont Winhall UVM Royall Tyler Theatre Craig Toth Christopher Lane UVM Players

Arlington Rescue Squad Pancake Supper Opens June Drive

Arlington Rescue Squad members announce a pancake and sausage supper at Fisher Elementary School on Sunday June 2 from 4 to 7 p.m. Admission is 1.75 dollars for adults and 1.25 dollars for children under 12. The fundraiser supports squad operations and marks open house hours for the squad house as construction nears completion.

Arlington Arlington Rescue Squad Fisher Elementary School

Cheney Says Mallary Must Disclose Donors for 7000 Leftover

Vermont Attorney General Cheney says Rep. Mallary must disclose all donors of seven thousand dollars left from his last campaign if used in the upcoming senatorial primary. Cheney notes all statewide county and congressional primary donors must be disclosed. Mallary aides say he was not aware of the ruling.

Cheney Mallary Senate Charles Ross Patrick Leahy

Wu seeks clarity on leave to pursue party post at Green Mountain High

Chester UPI report notes John Wu, a Castleton student and teacher, was chosen by party chairman Stewart Smith to succeed James Sanderson as Republican Executive Secretary. Wu’s leave was granted by Green Mountain Union High School Board but later questioned, with Wu asked to clarify his future plans while he studies for a master’s degree. In Hinesburg, former Federal Power Commissioner Charles Ross accuses Central Vermont Public Service of keeping GE litigation and Vernon fuel issues secret, warning of higher rates and health risks if unresolved.

Chester UPI Republican Party James Sanderson Green Mountain Union High School Board of John Wu Sanderson Stewart Smith Castleton State College Ross

Rutland Planner Morgan to Depart for Buffalo Firm

Russell L. Morgan executive director of the Rutland Regional Planning Commission will leave his post and Vermont on July 1 to join Tryon and Schwartz of Buffalo and East Aurora New York as planning consultant and landscape architect partner.

Rutland Russell L. Morgan Vermont New York State Morgan Tryon and Schwartz Buffalo East Aurora N.Y

Albany arena plan moves to Albany mayor for review

A multi million dollar New York arena proposal from Wade Lupe and family would sit in downtown Albany between Broadway and the Hudson River near the former Union Railroad Station. A parking garage for 3 500 cars and possible refurbishment of Union Station as a sports venue are included. The plan follows a similar proposal facing Schenectady officials. Separately Troy area towns will share 101 305 in mortgage tax revenue with distributions to Berlin Brunswick East Greenbush Grafton Hoosick Town Hoosick Falls Village Nassau Town North Greenbush Petersburg and other municipalities.

Albany Schenectady Wade Lupe Erastus Corning Broadway Hudson River Union Railroad Lupes Union Station Troy Rensselaer County Berlin Brunswick East Greenbush Grafton Hoosick Town Hoosick Falls Nassau North Greenbush Petersburg Pittstown Valley Falls Village Poestenkill Rensselaer Sand Lake Schaghticoke Schodack Castleton Nassau Village Stephentown

Berkshire feud erupts between mayor and firefighter

North Adams Mayor Bianco again targets Howard D Amico a 25 year city firefighter now at home on disability retirement. A former school committee member the fireman has clashed with the mayor since salary talks four years ago and the mayor now allegedly withholds D Amico s sick pay leave while away on vacation.

North Adams Bianco Howard B. D’amico D’amico

Murphy Obscenity Proposal Seeks Fresh Council Support

Former Councilwoman Mary L. Murphy re introduces an anti obscenity bill with the backing of a former foe, Councilman Peter G. Arlos. Murphy calls the reversal hypocritical while Arlos says the state obscenity law has been overturned, leaving a clear field for action.

Pittsfield Mary L. Murphy Peter G. Arlos

Sailor Drowns After Party Near Mount Williams Reservoir

Navy Seaman Apprentice Timothy L. Newcomer, 18, of Pennsylvania, drowned late Monday night in Mount Williams Reservoir after leaving a friend's party, police said.

North Adams Timothy L. Newcomer Pennsylvania Mount Williams Reservoir

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