Four Wilmington residents fined in March 5 drug raid
In Windham District Court on Tuesday three of the 11 arrested in a March 5 Vermont drug raid pleaded guilty to misdemeanor possession charges and were fined a total of 1500 dollars by Judge John H. Carnahan. Ronald Vander Bosch received 750 dollars, Richard J. Brown Jr. two fines of 250 dollars, and Richard C. Goldman 250 dollars. Silvia Rise saw felony charges dropped. The four had pleaded not guilty and sought jury trials after arraignment March 8. The raid was the largest in Vermont history by numbers of officers involved.
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Wilmington
Windham District Court
John H. Carnahan
Ronald Vander Bosch
Richard J. Brown Jr
Roundhouse hearing on liquor license for noise dispute
Manchester selectmen schedule Monday 7:30 hearing to determine whether the Roundhouse Restaurant should lose its liquor license after a year of complaints about rock music until the early hours. Avalanche Motor Inn sparked the latest warning as music reportedly ran until 1:30 a.m. and locals urged action under Vermont law.
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Manchester
Roundhouse
Avalanche Motor Inn
Selectmen
Avalanche
Vermont
Ralph Fleming Jr
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen Set New Town School and Highway Tax Rates
Shaftsbury officials announced 1971 tax rates with town at 1.13, highway at .21 and school at 5.24. Town and highway rises stem from appropriations including a 3000 sinking fund for a fire truck and 4000 more for road maintenance plus landfill costs. School tax falls by 1.20 though overall school budget rose 5000 with larger state aid.
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Shaftsbury
Hoosick Falls Approves Step for Recreation Building
Hoosick Falls moves forward on a $60,000 recreation building project with a 100 by 200 foot plan on the athletic field. The design includes three tennis courts, basketball, ice skating, restrooms, a snack bar, vending, and skate-change areas. The project honors late foundation member William Gilchrest and seeks local fundraising for the remaining amount, aiming for self support after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Capital District Regional Planning Commission
Louis Lex Jr
Romeros Family to Perform Flamenco and Classical Guitar
At the Southern Vermont Art Center Arkell Pavilion on Tuesday August 17 at 8 30 P M the Romeros Celedonio and his three sons Celia Pepe and Angel will present a varied program of Bach Vivaldi Scarlotti Sanz Albeniz Villa Lobos and Romero Celedonio trained in Madrid founded the group and nurtured his sons guitar talents since childhood.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Romeros
Arkell Pavilion
Bach
Vivaldi
Scarlotti
Sanz
Albeniz
Villa- Lobos
Romero
Celedonio Romero
Celia
Pepe
Angel
Celedonio
Conservatory of
Madrid
Plight of private schools reveals lesson for Berkshire County
Berkshire County private schools confront enrollment declines since the 1960s with Windsor Mountain School in Lenox boosting to 260, while Lenox School suspends operations for 1971-72 and Darrow School remains stable. Cranwell and Berkshire School face drops. Miss Hall's and Buxton, Stockbridge School emphasize individuality and coeducation as they hold or adjust enrollment.
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Berkshire County
Richard K. Weil
Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield
Mass
Windsor Mountain School
Lenox
Heinz Bondy
Lenox School
Darrow School
New Lebanon
N.Y
Darrow
John Joline
Miss Hall’s
Windsor Mountain
Stockbridge School
Donald T. Oakes
Holmes Road
Oakes
Bondy
Buxton
Williamstown
Stockbridge
Interlaken
Tom Newman
Cranwell
James A. Benson
S.J
Berkshire School
Sheffield
Arlington library hosts August book sale and bake sale
The Mark Skinner Library will hold a book sale August 26 to 28 on the grounds with novels, children's books and works on history travel and biography. A bake sale is planned for August 28. The Arlington Garden Club auction on September 4 at the West Arlington green seeks donations and pickup calls at 375 6168 or 2744. Bus Mars serves as auctioneer rain or shine. A reunion for Mrs. Jennie Sherwin’s family was held at Hapgood Pond Sunday with thirty eight members in attendance.
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Mark Skinner
Arlington Garden Club
West
Arlington
Bus Mars
Jennie Sherwin
Hapgood Pond
Rider College graduate earns cum laude and honors
Mrs. Kooren Van Gorden Ouhl of Sunderland Vermont graduated cum laude from Rider College Lawrenceville on June 6 with Alpha Epsilon Zeta honors and a B A degree from Bucks County College. She will pursue a master's degree and is the daughter of Arthur Van Gorden and Mrs. Dahl of Bennington.
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Lawrenceville
N.J
Kooren ( van Gorden) Ouhl
Sunderland
Rider College
Jerome H. Holland
U.S
Sweden
Ouhl
Alpha Epsilon Zeta
Bucks County College
Rider
Dahl
Arthur van Gorden
Michael Dahl
Burgess Road
Bennington
Benefit performance aids Dorset firemen in fundraising drive
The Caravan Theatre Group led by Fred and Mrs. Carmichael offers a benefit staging of My Fair Lady for Dorset Volunteer Fire Department. Opening next week on Monday August 23, the show features Fred Carmichael as Professor Higgins and Elizabeth Franz as Eliza Doolittle with Jack Carton conducting the orchestra of Vermont State Symphony members. Tickets are 4.50 to 5 dollars at the Dorset Playhouse box office, and the department’s total fundraising tops around 40 000 dollars toward a new fire engine and firehouse after a recent 2000 dollar auction.
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Caravan Theatre Group
Fred Carmichael
Dorset
Dorset Playhouse
Professor Higgins
Elizabeth Franz
Eliza Doolittle
Jack Carton
The
Peabody Insitute of Music
Vermont State Symphony Orchestra
Hedda Gabler at Williamstown Stages a Cold Tortured Lead
Carrie Nye portrays Hedda Gabler in a Williamstown Theatre production directed by Nikos Psacharopoulos with Santo Loquasto setting and Richard Devin lighting. The 6:40 p.m. curtain runs through Aug. 14 at Adams Memorial Theatre, Williamstown. The piece question includes Hedda’s complexities and the era’s rigid codes, noting audience reactions and the play as a period drama.
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Hedda Gabler
Henrik Ibsen
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Santo Loquasto
Richard Devin
Adams Memorial Theatre
Williamstown
Carrie Nye
Hedda
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Kay Weeks
Jerry Whitman
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Oklahoma State
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Oklahoma
Kennedy Ludlams
Max Green
Waterbury, Conn
Harry Pickering, Jr
Sarah Marie
Wayside
Betty Crocker
Ryder
Robert Keene
Chicago Heights
Keene
Robert W. Minnerly
Miss Hall
Foxhollow School
Thomas Mumford
Foxhollow
Ladd Brook
Pownal
Ata
FT and
ICE Cubes
By Charles Bonenti
Williamtown
Southampton
Schenectady
Connecticut Hurricanes
Shelton
United States
Canada
Mont Pleasant Athletic Field
Edward Munch
Munich
Edvard Munch
Tesman Geroge Tesman
David Leary
Elvsted
April Shawhan
Judge Black Marshall Borden Ellert Lowborg
David Clennon
Carol Potter Bertha Augusta Dabney Aunt
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