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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1974
Page
6
Adults mingled and sampled exotic foods while children collected fat tadpoles from the old swimming pool during Saturdays Equinox House open house. A $30 million investment is planned to fix the roof pillars propping the building.
Manchester residents attended a Saturday open house as Otto Paparazzo and Francesco Galesi outlined plans for the Equinox House property. They bought the site for 1.275 million on June 12 and aim to salvage about 75 percent, with a mixed project including a large inn and conference center, townhouses, hotel units, condominiums, and a revitalized Union Street pedestrian area.
Swimming lessons will begin July 8 at Lake Paran from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. five days a week, with registration due by July 8. Registrations are available at the lake Wednesday through Sunday. Sponsored by Paran Recreations Inc and the Bennington chapter of the American Red Cross, the program is free except for a beach fee unless participants hold Paran membership. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
Hoosick Falls youths head for Europe for study and family visits. Danny Delurey tours Hamburg with Matzens relatives after completing his SUNY Cortland junior year. Rosemary Nugent and Anna Mary Wilbrant plan sixweek French study in Europe. Also, preparations include a Mobile Eye Clinic visit in July and a power outage notice for Pownal areas by Central Vermont Public Service Corp with scheduled slots and mail alerts.
In Dorset, Judge Wynn T. Underwood ruled Erdman v. Bacon Day that the piggery near Erdman’s Eyrie Inn is a nuisance and must cease or be housed to prevent odor and noise intrusion from June 1 to October 15. The court upheld no valid building permit and ordered an immediate site plan or demolition, with damages to be determined later.
Eleven year old Daniel Olsen of Manchester was hit by a car driven by 55 year old Josiah Compton of Westfield Sunday. He was crossing near the Jelly Mill when witnesses say he darted into traffic. Olsen sustained a fractured pelvis and is in satisfactory condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital. No charges will be filed against Compton.
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