Public hearing on Manchester dump sites tonight
Manchester public hearing before the board of selectmen at 8 p m to decide a location for a new demolition dump. Four sites under review include town land near the sewage plant Beech Street land owned by Harvey Brophy and Edward Jobson and land owned by Sammy and Edith Greenberg Beech Ridge road. The town treatment plant site is favored as it would be all town owned with lower costs and potential flood protection and a future park atop filled areas overlooking Bourne Brook and the Battenkill.
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Manchester
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
North Road
Harvey Brophy
Edward Jobson
Beech Street
Sammy
Edith Greenberg
Beech Ridge
Carrie Squires
Richville Road
Harry Torrey
Dufresne Pond Road
Oakley K. Porter
Geleden
Particuarly
Emil Zoufaly
Porter
Bourne Brook
Battenkill
Streetcar at ACT Greenfield opens four nights
Arena Civic Theatre in Greenfield presents Tennessee Williams classic A Streetcar Named Desire starting Wednesday August 1 for four performances August 1 2 3 and 4 at 830 pm at the Roundhouse Franklin County Fairgrounds. Directed by Ralph Levy the cast features Ann Christner as Blanche DuBois Duane Estes as Stanley Kowalski Norma Sigley as Stella and Woody Brown as Mitch. Tickets on sale at the box office 9 am to 4 pm daily except Sunday call 413 772 8297 for info.
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Greenfield
Mass
Arena Civic Theatre
Tennessee Williams
Lincoln Center Company
New York
Hartford Stage Company
Los Angeles
Blanche DuBois
Stanley Kowalski
Unco
Elia Kazan
Lessha Tandy
Marlon Brando
Vivien Leigh
Blanche
Brenda
Roundhouse
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Ralph Levy
Northampton
The
Circle Players
Ann Christern
ACT
Duane Estes
Northfield
Stelle
Norma Sigley
Mitch
Woody Brown
Gale
Pan
Benson Wins EPA Grant for Wastewater Facility
In Boston Massachusetts the EPA awards Benson Vermont a grant increase of 21070 dollars for wastewater treatment construction including a secondary water pollution control facility interceptor and outfall sewers. EPA previously awarded Benson 100500 dollars for similar projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Benson
John A
McGlennon
EPA
HABCEPA Reports Compliance With Pollution Act Across Regions
Habcepa says towns and companies in Massachusetts and Vermont have filed for EPA permits or cooperate to comply with the Water Pollution Control Act. Mohawk Stone and Holland Chemical face discharge questions. Williams College landfill owner may apply. Pre-Treatment Plant at Widen Tannery to be reviewed. New board members Wohnus and Jenkins named.
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Williamstown
Mass
Hoosic River
Basic Citizens Environmental Protection Association, Inc
Hrbscepa, Inc
Massachusetts
Vermont
Hrdcepa, Inc
Water Pollution Control Act
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Hoosle River
Mohawk Stone of
Adams
Atetorney
Hrbcepa, Inc
Richard 4
Axelrod
A .N Neightoring
Holland Chemical Company
Mohawk Stone
Widen Tannery
Habsepa, Inc
Northeast Wood Products, Inc. of. Pownally
Hrecepa, Inc
Bennington
Boston
Green Mountain
Pownal
Sso
John F. Wohnus
Jerry Jenkins
White Creek
New York
Wohnus
Bennington College
Jenkins
Williams College
Philadelphia Orchestra Opens 8th Season at Saratoga
The Philadelphia Orchestra begins its eighth season at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center on August 1 with Andre Watts in an all Brahms program conducted by Eugene Ormandy. The program features Academic Festival Overture Piano Concerto No 2 and Brahms Symphony No 2. Watts, Yale honorary doctorate recipient, has a long associate history with the orchestra. For details call 516 587 2530.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Philadelphia Orchestra
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Andre Watts
Eugene Ormandy
Brahms
University of
Watts
Yale
Yale University
Acc
Germany
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Musical Academy
Genia Robiner
Clement Petrillo
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Beahms
Performing Arts Center
Berkshire Flower Show Highlights at Stockbridge Center
Berkshire Garden Center plans its Fourth Annual Flower Show in Stockbridge with films and four special exhibits. The event runs Aug 11 from 2 to 6 and Aug 12 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in a new hall opposite the gardens on Routes 102 and 183. Highlights include Bonsai the Training of Dwarf Potted Trees, a 21 minute Brooklyn Botanic Garden film, plus Vegetable Gardening by the Chicago Horticultural Society. Birds from Pleasant Valley Sanctuary. begonias by James F. Kiley. desert plants by Lauray of Salisbury. and wildflowers from the garden center. Public entries welcome. free for exhibitors and children under 12. nominal fee for adult viewers.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Berkshire Garden Center
New Hall
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Golden Eagle
American Horticultural Society
Chicago Horticultural Society
Pleasant Valley Sanctuary
Tanglewood
Lauray
Salisbury
Garden Center
Vermont public meetings set for this week
Vermont briefs list a series of public meetings and hearings through the week. Topics include a Natural Resources Conservation District workshop at Lincoln Inn in Montpelier, a Shaftsbury School registration day for 1973 74, and a Milton area electric lines hearing at Milton High School Auditorium. Other events note Joint Legislative Committee sessions in Montpelier, Travel Information Council meeting, and the Northeast Fiddlers and Country Music Festival at South Royalton High School July events with performers and venue details. Governor Salmon holds a news conference, and several state House committees meet to address taxes, day care study, and health and welfare.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Natural Resources Conservation District Supervisors
Lincoln Inn
Eugex
Royalton
South Royalton High School
Fiddlers
Northeast Old Time
Champlain Valley Fiddlers
Southern Fiddlers? Association
South
Public Service Board
Trinity Church
Rutland
Senate’ Committee On Health and Welfare
State House
House Commerce Committee
Vermont Home Credit Agency
Brunswick
Bear Mountain
Gov. Salmon
Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge
Pownal Racetrack Shuns Off Track Betting Plan
At a House Ways and Means Committee meeting Green Mountain Race Track officials said there is no benefit to adding off-track betting or a northern Vermont track. General Manager Vincent Bartino and President John Rooney argued a new track would divert current revenue, while a cheaper dog track would hurt Pownal. Canadian racing from Blue Banner was cited as already robust. Lottery plans drew little support.
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Pownal
House
Ways and Means Committee
Green Mountain Race Track
Vermont
Green Mountain
Vincent J. Bartino
John Rooney
Walter L. Kennedy
R-39
Chelsea
Canada
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Habcepa
Spa
Leon Fleisher
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Young Peoples
Mr. Bernstein
Glenn Gould
Philharmonic
Leningrad
San Francisco Symphony
SRO
Berkshire
Gardeners Plan
Shaftsbury Lott Tobler
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury School
Samuel Carrara
Battentall Grange
John Isselhardt
Isselhardt
Mra
Florence Bull
Mt. Equinox
OTB
Ed Jevin
Woah SC
Bennie
Some
North Forty Farm
Wy-Vt
Shopwell
Mammoth Mart
New England
WEA
Construction Grabe
Lauan
Bunker Hill
Abitibi
Georgia Pacific
Rewis
Babe
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