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Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

25 Jun 1976

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Bennington Banner

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Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1976

Page

7

Doornhof Dressage Show and Horse Trials Results

Doornhof Farm at Shaftsbury hosted the third annual Dressage Show and Horse Trials on June 19 20 to benefit the Bennington Pony Club. George Williams won the Prix St George for Fleury while riders from New England and New York competed in Open Training and Preliminary divisions. The event drew many entries and spectators with a cross country course praised for its design and challenges set by Philip Dewey and Harold Wisell.

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Shaftsbury Doornhof Farm Bennington Pony Club Henry Schurink Pony Club Joseph Madden David Knight Karl Mikolka A.H.S.A U.S.D.F George Williams New England New York Schurink Philip Dewey Harold Wisell L’heureux Nington Pony Club Schurinks Goodn John Costello Boston Mass Ellen Beardsley Strafford Carol Lovell Fairfax Penny Molly Hutchins Norwich Linda Wilcox Burlington William Debby Gray West Ossipee N.H Ezra Stebbins David Quimby Peterborough Martha Dean Sweet Surprise Maureen Oliver Enfield Gortahoo Liz Guenther Concord Chippie Galyn Murphy Williamstown Dulcinia Patricia Menkert Glens Falls N.Y Melee Karen McCollum Barnard Lea Sailor Anne Savelberg Woodstock C.C. Yandow Verne Batchelder Fairlee Solitare Susan Filer Farmington Conn Shibou Todd Machnik Old Lyme Blockhouse Whiskey Jerry Schurink Sutton Nancy Bliss Warner Penelope Laurie L’heureux Bennington Hunt Polly Poor S. Strafford Mel- Ledge Mr. Chips Wendy Osgood Piermont Killarassey Ann Murray Hamilton Ole Gwen Wisell Manchester Faultless Angle Tom Davis Windsor Silvercrust Ann Gregoire Granby Senquillo Caroline Stearns Plainfield Suzakon Helen Ford Satchnoe Barbara Curtis Chepachet R.I O’brian Donna Fryer Carol Lavell Renee Schurink Incompris Ian Grant Strider Charlotte McCuley Madeira Mary H. Williams Gray Friar Jane Worthington Fortree Debbie Jesseman Nifty Fleury
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Pownal Bicentennial Activities and Town Events

The Pownal Bicentennial celebration runs Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. with a Strawberry Festival, games, pony rides, a hang gliding demo, an historical program, town office dedication, portrait unveiling of Thomas Pownall, a church buffet, a square dance exhibit, and dancing to Cortland Cottrell Band. Also AA meets at 8 p.m. at the Recreation Center. Sunday service at 10:15 a.m. at North Pownal Congregational Church features Always for Keeps with junior sermon The Boy Who Didn t Pass. Visitors welcome. The Pownal Fire Protective Association won first prize at Adams Massachusetts 100th anniversary Alert Hose Company parade for best appearance with modern equipment.

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Pownal Pownal Center Community Church Thomas Pownall Cortland Cottrell North Pownal Congregational Church Pownal Fire Protective Association Adams Mass
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Utilities chief urged utility stockholders to share shutdown costs

An economics professor told the Vermont Public Service Board that Vermont Yankee shutdown costs of 2.6 million dollars should fall partly on shareholders rather than being passed to ratepayers. He argued the purchased power clause should not guarantee utility profits, and PSB should weigh lower returns for those allowed to shift costs. In Burlington a federal judge dismissed a 1 million dollar wrongful death suit from the widow of a man shot by a city officer, ruling the case cannot be refiled. The plaintiff’s attorney was the ACLU. officers involved were cleared of fault after the man was shot as police suspected a weapon but found wirecutters.

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Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council Attorney General’s Office Wedners PSB Burlington UPI U.S Albert Coffrin Luis Ponce Ponce Red Lion Harold Miles Miles
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Vermont seeks new industry despite slow start and optimism

Vermont's economic development director John Farmer says the statewide campaign to attract new industry has sparked early dialogue with out of state business leaders. No firm commitments yet, but officials are pleased with initial efforts. Newport City Manager Peter Robinson reports Police Chief Leon Vinton is temporarily suspended as an investigation into police department management continues. EPA awards Vermont $45,000 to bolster solid waste program, aiding disposal, hazardous waste handling, and resource recovery for FY 1977.

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Newport UPI Peter Robinson Leon Vinton Robinson Boston Mass U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Vermont Agency of Environmental Conservation Vermont
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Lightning Hits Saint Patrick’s Church in Troy Damages Roof and School

In Troy New York lightning struck Saint Patrick’s Church Thursday tearing granite chunks through roof and windows. No injuries reported as firemen responded at 445 PM though no blaze. Rev Ronald Menty called damage considerable with eight roof holes and six in the school over a foot wide. Also at the Rensselaer County Democrats spring dinner Humphrey addressed delegates by telephone from Washington praising Pattison and deriding the Nixon Ford ticket.

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Troy St. Patrick’s Ronald Menty Menty Sixth Ave Rensselaer County Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Washington Humphrey Edward W. Pattison West Sand Lake Nixon- Ford
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Greylock Glen resort completion by international developer

Adams announces that an international developer has taken over finishing the Greylock Glen resort at Mt Greylock base. The George A Fuller Co will complete the project after Elco Resort Developers halted work in 1974 for funding issues. The site will include an 18 hole golf course, a 350 room hotel, 150 condo rental rooms, plus skiing, tennis and swimming facilities. In Williamstown, Mt Greylock faculty asks mediator Joseph Curran to move contract talks to fact finding after rejecting the district’s 3.6 percent pay raise offer. teachers seek 4.5, 6.5, and 6.5 percent increases over three years with a cost of living reopener.

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ADAMS Greylock Glen Mt. Greylock George A. Fuller Co Elco Williamstown Joseph Curran
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