Adirondack Mountain Club Opposes Horizon Development plan
PITISFIELD Massachusetts Adirondack Mountain Club led by Rudolph W Strobel opposes Korizan Corp Horizon project in St Lawrence County New York seeking 24 445 acres for up to 35000 leisure homes golf courses and man made lakes The club Sierra Club and other conservationists pledge fight as state agencies ready master plan The club may not afford court action due to dues.
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Pitisfield
Mass
Adirondack Mountain Club
Rudolph W. Strobel
Darlene St
Missisppi River
Adirondack Park
Korizan Corp
New York
St. Lawrence County
Tucson
Ariz
Havedhem
Adirondacks
St. Lawrence River
Strobel
General Electric
Horizon
Steward J. Udall
Secretary of the Interior
Richard Grover
St. Lawrence
Library News Highlights Summer Interests and Hours
The McCullough Library displays books on summer interests including boating camping golf tennis gardening and more. Staff invite visits and checkouts with hours daily and a Thursday July 20 film program for school age children starting at 1 PM.
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McCullough
Vislt
Brary
McCullough Library
Local music club earns national award for 1972 Parade
Green Mountain Music Club of Manchester received a national Award of Merit from the National Federation of Music Clubs for its participation in the Parade of American Music. Co chairs Jane Armstrong and Virginia Cook led a February concert supporting U.S. composers. Joseph Stannard won a merit for his original piece Phoenix dedicated to Jane Davis.
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Manchester
Doris Laurence
Green Mountain Music Club of
National Federation of Music Clubs
United States
Jane Amstrong
Virginia Cook
Joseph Stannard
Phoenix
Centralto
Jane Davis
Merle Montgomery
Manure Hawkins
Nfmc American Music Department
Samuel Barber
Federation
Wolf Trap Park
Washington D.C
Windham Theater Opens With Ionesco and Moliere Pair
A Windham Summer Theatre double bill features Eugene Ionesco’s The Bald Soprano and Moliere’s A Doctor in Spite of Himself, directed by Orvis Rigsby. Four young actors deliver intense performances though the critic finds The Bald Soprano pretentious yet recognizes wit in the Moliere piece. The Windham College campus provides a fitting scenic backdrop for the two-century span and the season’s start.
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Ime Bald Suprano
Iemma
Orvis Rigsby
Windham
Wit
Mary Gerald Witte
Putney
Windham College
Eugene Ionesco
Tonesco
Bill Skearty
Kill Stearns
Marjorie Lerstom
Windham College Summer Theatre
AEC backs licensing of Yankee power plant in Vermont
The Atomic Energy Commission staff recommends licensing the 40,000 kilowatt Vermont Yankee plant, with environmental restrictions. It calls for controlled cooling water discharges, a floatable 10 acre mixing zone near Vernon Pond, and a mobile 50 acre study area in the first year. The report notes minimal health risk from emissions, potential noise concerns, and confirms the project would add about 4.6 billion kilowatt hours annually while boosting local jobs and taxes. The late Gov. Jonathan Hunt house will become a public museum onsite. Vermont Yankee seeks full operation amid prior idle status.
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William Poole Brattleboro
Atomic Energy Commission
Vermont Yankee
Vermon
AEC
Vermont
Conecticut
Vernon Pond
Connecticut River
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Vermont Department of Agriculture
Jonathan Hunt
New England
Putney farmer heads for Peace Corps in Africa
Shayn Miller a 62 year old Putney farmer leaves Vermont for a two year Peace Corps assignment in Botswana to manage a 600 acre research farm near Gaborone. He previously farmed in Northfield Maia Jeffersonville Vernon and Putney and served in Vermont state roles including a UVM trustee and Putney representative in the legislature.
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Putney Farmer
Peace Corps
Africa
Jordan D. Cole
Putney
Green Mountains
Vermont
Texas
Shayn Miler
Windham County
Phiadelphia
Botawana
Hatawans
Miller
Gaborone
Botswana
Swaziland Agricultural College
Putney Great Meadows
Connecticut River
Vermont Department of Agriculture
Northfield
Maia
Jeffersonville
Vernon
Tieboro
Vernon Green
Maynard
Paul
UVM
Poat
Agriculture
Planning Commission
Legionnaires Converge for Vermont Convention in Brattleboro
Brattleboro hosts a three day Vermont American Legion convention with 750 to 800 attendees including 500 delegates. Notables include Sen George Aiken and Sen Robert Stafford alongside Rep Richard Mallary and Lt Gov Burgess. Events span business meetings, socials, and a Saturday parade with banquet leadership by Willan Hogan.
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Brattleboro
Vermont Department
American Legion
Legionnaires
Brattleboro Post
Edmund E. Gilbert
George D. Aiken
Robert T. Stafford
Richard W. Mallary
John Burgess
Reginald Cram
William A. Yasinski
Hugh Graham
Connecticut American Legion
Michael LaRocca
Hubert O'Neil
New Hampshire American Legion
Alan Arey
Vermont Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arey
Willan Hogan
Everett
Mass
Hogan
Massachusetts
Massachusetts House of Representatives
American Legion National Military Affairs Committee
Sen. Aiken
Legion and Auxiliary
A.lake Crispe
Clarice O'Brien
American Legion Auxiliary
Leon Wright
Gilbert
Ernestine Beala
Pliny N. Burrows
Legion
Armory
Auriliaries
St. Michael's School Hall
Legion and Auxillary
Robert Vincelétti
St. Albans
Enosburg Falls
Richard E. Waltz
Board of Selectmen
Phillipa Maloney
John K. Campbell Sr
Sibert
John F. Orzel
West Rutland
Mage
Orzel
Annabelle Wright
St. Michael's School
Mra. O'Brien
Wright
Mra
Doris Gosg
Mary Milkey
Stone Fence Inn
Legion Home
Ericksons celebrate 25th wedding anniversary in Arlington
Mr. and Mrs. Erick Erickson of Arlington were honored at a surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miner in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary. The event, hosted by their daughter Sherry and son Edward with sisters Mrs. Dorothy HI and Mrs. Mary Miner, featured a red rose corsage for Mrs. Erickson and a three tiered cake. Guests came from Arlington, Bennington and Manchester.
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Arlington
Erick Erickson
Dorothy HI
Mary Miner
Exvlckson
Erickson
Bennington
Manchester
Pownals Pames Blakerman 3 14 Choir and Sunbeam Club Schedule
Saturday choir rehearsal at North Pownal Congregational Church is set for 6 30 p.m. The Sunbeam Club will meet at the parsonage on Monday at 6 30 p.m.
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North Pownal Congregational Church
Sunbeam Club
Bondville Selectman Seat Earns Ney Return
Charles Ney, appointed earlier to fill the late Harry Edgerton’s term, won the Bondville selectman seat again by a 44 to 41 margin over Elmer Argast. David Glaback and John Stevens resignations opened two vacancies with Jean Burns elected school director for two years, Joanne Jones for one year, and new mayoral-style results noted.
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Charles Ney
Harry P. Edgerton
March
Board of Selectmien
John W. Stevens
Ney
Elmer Argast
David Glaback
Selectmen
Stevens
Wealminster
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North Bennington
Moliere
Ionesco
Windham Theater
William Gilbert
Inktlala
Bellows Falls
Mollere
Louis XLV
Louis
Beverly May
Bvustearee Marine
Yankee Power Plant
Ellwyn Miller. ‘the
Mr. and
Mra. Arthur , Miller
Brat
Moose Head
PS Limets
TUL Tata
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Ericksons
The
Pownals
Pames Blakerman
Bonelass
Walker
Cal Ale
Mewmer Fol
First Bank Ans Trust Company
Selectman
Bondville
Bird's
vAnnington Chamber of Commerce
Anz-Noin
Benningten
Burt Bros
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