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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1973

Page

18

Northeast Craft Fair moves to Rhinebeck Dutchess County fairgrounds

At Rhinebeck New York the Northeast Craft Fair showcases 200 craftspeople in four permanent halls and 20 outside exhibits. About 25 000 visitors attended last year and this year’s expanded site aims to attract more, with open hours 10 am to 6 pm on June 29 30 and July 1.

Rhinebeck New England Dutchess County N.Y Lulay Stawe Mt. Snow Bennington Dutchess Coty Fairgrounds American Crafts Council Kennington Thutchess County Fairgrounds Poughkeepsie New York Thruway mid-Hudson River Valley Hyde Park

Pendleton stars in St. Joan at Williamstown theater

Austin Pendleton, veteran stage actor and Obie winner, returns to Williamstown to play the Dauphin in the opening production of George Bernard Shaw's St. Joan. The show runs July 5 through July 24, following his acclaimed past roles including The Last Sweet Days of Issac and Oh Dad Poor Dad minor stage turns.

Williamstown Mass Austin Pendleton Dauphin George Berard Shaw St. Joan Drama Desk Variety Critics Women's Wear Daily Clive Barnes Pendleton Jonathan the Tailor Zera Mostel Street Singer Trofimov New York Moliere Marcia Rodd

Dorset tax rate rise impacts 1973 74 budget

Dorset approves a 1973 74 total tax rate of 2.27 with a 13 cent increase driven by the school budget. Town share fell to 57 cents while the school portion rose to 1.80. Taxes due in two installments with November 5 first and March 5 second. Town Clerk O Donovan notes a June 27 public hearing on aggrieved decisions.

Dorset Board of Selectmen James Lee Helen E. O'Donovan Board of Civil Authority Board of Sisters

Craftsbury Common hosts third Antiques and Uniques Festival

The Craftsbury Common Antiques and Uniques Festival, a charity benefit for the Vermont Children's Aid Society, features antique furniture, glassware, jewelry, sculptures, maple products, and breads on Saturday July 7 from a.m. to 5 p.m. With 2 antique dealers and 69 craftsmen from 48 Vermont communities and several states, the event showcases artisans like Patrick Kennedy, Steffi von Stackelberg, Gael McTigue, Armand Henault, Peter Reimers, Helga Reimers, George Scatchard, and Bernard Ethier. Admission is free. food will be served. If weather turns, activities move to Craftsbury Academy Memorial Gym. Florence Ludy of VCAS leads arrangements. those wishing to donate articles may contact Miss Ludy in Burlington at 064-9683.

Craftsbury Common Vermont Children's Aid Society Vermont New Hampshire New York New Jersey Massachusetts Virginia Patrick and Jean Kennedy West Burke Steffi von Stackelberg Irasburg Gael McTigue Waitsfield Armand Henault Quebec Peter and Helga Reimers Hinesburg George Scatchard Underhill Bernard and Linda Ethier Woodstock Memorial Gymnasium Craftsbury Academy Florence Ludy VCAS Children’s Aid Booth

Vermont July Attractions Pack The Green Mountain State

Vermont in July offers fairs auctions horse shows golf tennis music and theatre. Fiddlers concert at Kent Museum Calais and chamber music at Burklyn East Burke headline a rich arts slate. Independence Day events span Bristol fireworks Mount Snow and multiple towns. Theater runs include The Music Man in Bradford and Wilde and Earnest plays in Killington Stowe Quechee others. Summer events booklet is available free from the Agency of Development and Community Affairs.

Montpelier Vermont Kent Museum Calais Burklyn Cultwe East Burke St. Johnsbury Newport Bristol Mount Snow West Dover Woodstock Pittsford Brattleboro North Danville Stowe Bradford Oscar Wilde Killington Killington Playhouse Green Mountain Guild Stowe Playhouse Quechee Lakes Playhouse Quechee Manchester Fairgrounds Georgia Center Upper Champlain Arlington Laskey Memorial Pool Springfield Art Center Vergennes Bixby Memorial Library Chelsea Barre White River Junction Fairlee Lakeshore Connecticut River Middlebury Middlebury Inn Morgan Horse Farm Weybridge Cornwall Frag Hollow Otter Creek Falls Agency of Development and Community Affairs State of Vermont Elm St

Salmon to speak on Vermont land use plan dinner

Governor Thomas P. Salmon will address planners at the Windham Regional Planning and Development Commission eighth annual meeting dinner on June 27. The event at Maple Valley Ski Area Restaurant in West Dover will feature a 6:30 p.m. hour, a 7:30 buffet, musical entertainment by Stephen Barefoot and Fred Converse, and installation of the 1974-74 officers. The keynote will cover the Vermont Land Use Plan prepared for the 1974 Legislature under Act 250.

Dummerston Thomas P. Salmon Windham Regional Planning and Development Commission Vermont General Assembly Commission State Planning Office Maple Valley West Dummerston Stephen Barefoot Fred Converse Nesl Salmon

Gold Medallion Savings Record Book Attracts Long Distance Earners

The advertisement promotes Gold Medallion as a single savings record for individual CD transactions and balances. It claims a 5.75 percent to 6.005 percent annual rate and targets savers who can maintain long term funds for about two years.

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