Equinox House solvent owner says will comply with Act 250 permit
Bennington's Equinox House owner Domestic Capital Corp president Tan Y. Bennett stated the company can meet permit terms for 100 condominium units near the golf course by transferring the golf course to the condo association and leasing it back. He promised liens would be paid from condo sales, denied receivership rumors, and noted zoning changes clearing hurdles.
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Charles Bonenti Manchester
Equinox House
Equinox Golf Course
Tan Y. Bennett
Domestic Capital Corp
Equitox House
RKO General
Bennett
Bennington
Orvis Inn
State Employment Department
Charter Engineering Corp
Charles Skinker
Ekwanok Country Club
Equinox
Francis Smalley
Village Planning Commission
Village Commission
Margot Fonteyn to Open Pillow Dance Festival Premiere
Margot Fonteyn, famed prima ballerina, will headline the Pillow Dance Festival season opener on July 3 with a world premiere titled In Nightly Revels created for her by Peter Darel. The three part solo will include Fonteyn speaking on stage for the first time in a dance performance with accompaniment by Dess Meeker playing Bach selections.
Pownal Choir and Rosaria Galan Flamenco Event Plan
Choir rehearsals at North Pownal Congregational Church and Pownal United Methodist Church proceed with rehearsals and a teacher training class. Rosaria Galan Ballet Espanol will perform Sevilla Seguiriya Aragoneza Panguillo El Amor Arujo Leyenda Verdiales Cuatro Flamenco with July 7 opening and multiple nightly performances. ticket prices and box office details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pownal Congregational Church
Rosario Galan Ballet Espanol
Manuel de Falla
Isasch Albaniz
Arlington Girl Scouts Awarded at Camp The Rafters
Arlington Girl Scouts Troop 26 ended the year with an overnight trip to The Rafters Derrybrook Londonderry. A Court of Awards distributed badges for toy maker tour maker dramatics needlecraft outdoor cook personal health and many others to 40 plus scouts. Leaders Mrs Bruce Caler and Mrs Thomas Weakley led the event with helpers Mrs Robert Macksey Mrs George Thiess Mrs Ernest Bolster and Mrs Herbert Tudor.
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Arlington
Derrybrook
Londonderry
Mand
Sherry Sherman
Carole Cross
Jane Towne
Laurie Bentley
Michelle Walsh
Laurel Battison
My Camera
Stacey Dietrich
Troop Dramatics
Tracey Dietrich
Linda Hess
May Heme
Jean Macksey
Dabbler
Brenda Hoyt
Arlene Farrell
Susan Cummings
Wanda Caler
My Home
Traci Bolster
Cheryl Bentley
Mary Ann Morse
Heather Jones
Margaret Weakley
Troop
Jill Coley
Helen Gaudette
Debbie Bolster
Debbie Waite
Bruce Caler
Thomas Weakley
Robert Macksey
George Thiess
Ernest Bolster
Herbert Tudor
Alan Hess
Henry Coley
Williamstown Theatre Receives 4000 Dollar New York Grant
Williamstown Theatre gains a 4000 grant from the New York State Council for the Arts and Humanities to support the Second Company with 60 free performances across eastern New York and western Massachusetts. The funds cover one fifth of the companys operating budget and will not fund festival stage productions. Executive Director Niko Psacharopoulos notes its first out of state grant and plans to expand bookings to Albany and beyond.
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Williamstown
Mass
New York State Council For the Arts and Humanities
Williamstown Theatre
Eystern New York
Massachusetts
Festival Stage
New York
Niko Psacharopoulos
Albany
New York State
Florence
Dante
Beatrice
Boccaccio
Kenneth Cavander
Richard Peaslee
William H. Smith
Moliere
George Dandin
William Dunlop
Niagara
Stanislaw Witkiewicz
John Gillare
Peter Handke
New
Pine Cobble School
North Village meeting in North Bennington tonight at 7 33 p m
Tonight's North Bennington School District meeting discusses approving two proposed budgets totaling 792000 and electing officers. The only contested race is for a three year board term between John Scarey Jr and Rosamond van der Linde with Arts Council support.
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North Bennington
John Scarey Jr
Rosamond van der Linde
Haystack Publics Seeks Joint Sewer Deal With Wilmington
Haystack Corporation chief Sy Bill Nelson Wilmington reveals plans for a joint sewage treatment project with Wilmington. Cullen stated the town must consider a one million dollar bond as surety, with discussions continuing after a state and municipal permit history including spray irrigation and Deerfield River effluent limits. A town meeting note adds Shaftsbury Troop 341 Scout meeting Thursday evening at the Bebee residence.
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Sy Bill Nelson
Wilmington
W. Thompson Cullen
Haystack Corporation
Cullen
Culen
Board of Civil Authority
Selectmen
Haystack
Robert Grinold
John Plonski
State Water Resources
Dufresne & Henry
State Department of Health
Deerfield River
Deerfield
Vermont
State of Vermont
William Alert
Water Supply and Pollution Control
Whic
The
Water Resources Board
Planning Commission
Shaftsbury Boy Scout Troop
Eieet
Winslow Bebee
Sycamore Lane
Shaftsbury Budget Rise Fails Hot Lunch Vote
Shaftsbury district approves a 1973 74 budget of 500 014 up from 470 827 with local taxes rising to about 513 605 and a tax rate near 9 45. Voters reject a 7 000 hot lunch program while Mary Moriarty is reelected to the school board 68 23 over Pierre LeTourneau.
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Geoffrey Chapman Shaftsbury
Lastight
Mary Moriarty
Pierre J. LeTourneau
Noor
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Arthur Faris
Joseph Crossman
2He
Grossman
Shaftsbury
Crossman
Robert Sugarman
Samuel Carrara
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Tony
Altobell
Eagle Square
Wilbur Fiske
Mary McClellan Hospital Notes Cambridge Week Admissions
Cambridge Albany area hospital notes list admissions and discharges for the week of June 18 to June 24. Names appear for admissions including Felix Brown Iva Busseno Ali A Bye Sarah Feathers Gerlin Diane L Jennings Rose Keily Harold Lincoln Flora Molloy Jason Perry Brock Potter Mildred Powell Francis Rogers Inez Smith Margaret Uebelacker Roland Young and others. charges listed for Earl Anderson Bonnie Carter Marlon Christian Nancy Clayton Betty Dyke Edna Idle Cinda Harrison Diane Jennings Leo Jeskie Patrick McLaughlin Donald Neilson Donald Patten Ethel Thomas Margaret Wallace Nancy Welsh.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Felix Brown
Greenwich
Iva Busseno
Ali A. Bye
Shushan
Sarah Feathers
Gerlin
Diane L. Jennings
Thomson
Rose Keily
Eagle Bridge
Harold Lincoln
Granville
Flora P 'Molloy
Schuylerville
Robert J. Murphy
Howsick
Donald Patten Jr
Cambeddze
Jason Perry
Brock Potter
Earl J. Anderson
All A
Bye
Bonnie J. Carter
Marlon Christian
Nancy Ann Clayton
Betty Dyke
Edna Lidle
Cinda Harrison
Petersburg
Diane Jennings
Leo G. Jeskie Sr
Patrick McLaughlin
Flora P. Molloy
Donald J. Neilson
Ethel M. Thomas
Margaret W
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the Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Pownal
Pownal United Methodist Church
N.Y. Grant
North Village
Telfonic Systems, Inc
Benmington, VT
Shaftsbury School
United Counseling ‘Service
UCS
Lew Levin
Levin
Carrara
White Creek
Eleanor Niles
Paul Deysenroth
Peter and
Paul
Weston, Conn
Shaftsbury Hollow
William Willis
Fort Sanilac
Mich
Albert Gulley
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Noyes
Bertha, Bett
Port Richey
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Melissa Travis
Walter Hulihan
Maurcett
Troy
Arthur Ogdert
Hulihan
Doris Andrew
Lanestare
Hulihans
Malcolm Souness
Betsy and
Bonnie
Holyoke
John Souness
Susan Taber
Framingham
Wales Taber
Mary McClellan Hospital
Granville Lions Club
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