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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1973

Page

8

Lake Champlain level regulation sparks debate in region

Shelburne lawmakers and Lake Champlain Committee leaders condemn Col. Harry W. Lombard statements supporting regulation as premature. They urge completed environmental studies before dam and water-level controls are considered, warning of potential harm to fisheries, wetlands, and water supplies around Plattsburgh, St Albans, Colchester, and Ticonderoga.

Shelburne Lake Champlain William Cowles Roderic Giltz Plattsburgh Harry W. Lombard U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Quebec Richelieu St. Jean Col. Lombard International Joint Commission Cowles Lombard’s Engineering Board Forrest Orr Vermont Agency of Environmental Conservation New York Vermont Agency of Environmental Conservation Giltz Ternational Paper Company Ticonderoga State of New York International Paper Company Richelieu River St. Albans Colchester Engineering Board

Barber Poles Still Run Fades as Vermont Enforces Billboard Law

MONTPELIER UPI Travel Information Council Chairman Donald Webster said barber shops are not closed if the poles stop rotating under Vermont’s 1968 billboard law. Stationary barber pole lights do not require turning off. The law is being enforced, and some shops display stationary lights while remaining open.

Vermont Webster

Bromley Ski Club Ball Set for December 8 at Base Lodge

Mrs Joseph Rodolfy chairs Bromley Ski Club sixth annual holiday ball at Bromley base lodge on December 8 at 730 pm Dinner by Peter Mutz with Dutch Wolff orchestra. Funds support Junior Instructional Ski Program racing at Bromley and the Orvis Cup. Tickets 35 dollars per couple include two cocktails.

Manchester Joseph Rodolfy Bromley Peter Mutz Dutch Wolff Wolff Rodolfy Bromley Ski Club New England

Free firewood on Green Mountain National Forest lands

District Ranger Norman Arseneault says wood is abundant and free to take for personal use only. Forty-two permits have been issued, many on recently logged lands. timber sale areas offer easily accessible wood. Applicants must request from the U.S. Forest Service in Manchester Center and include amount and general gathering area for a map issued with the permit.

Manchester Green Mountain National Forest Norman Arseneault Arsenault U.S. Forest Service Manchester Center

Bottle ban assessment by Salmon premature

RUTLAND Vermont. The head of the Vermont Retail Grocers Association released a letter he said was from Gov. Thomas Salmon claiming it is too early to judge the bottle ban effects. Ronald Goldberg said the governor told him officials should withhold comment until more data is available.

Rutland UPI Vermont Retail Grocers Association Thomas Salmon Association Ronald Goldberg Goldberg Salmon Rockingham

Salmon urges strikers to seek legal counsel in dispute

Gov. Salmon told reporters in Montpelier that striking Burlington area construction workers should hire lawyers to determine their official status in the 17 month labor dispute. He cited contractor attorney Gallagher’s claim workers may not be represented by unions and that a majority may not want unionization.

Bruce Talbot Montpelier UPI Thomas P. Salmon Burlington Area Salmon Christopher Gallagher Gallagher Kimberly Cheney Burlington Vermont Vermont Farm Bureau Barre

Williams dig lecture at Williams College Egypt site discussed

Professor Whitney S. Stoddard will lecture on the Williams excavation at Psalmodi in southern France. The project, a collaboration among Williams Bowdoin and the University of Indiana, has uncovered a late Romanesque Gothic church and earlier Romanesque remains, tombs, armor pieces, and early Christian artifacts. Open to the public free of charge.

Williamstown Mass Whitney S. Stoddard Williams College Williams Psalmodi France Lawrence Hall Aigues-Mortes Rhone River Bowdoin University of Indiana Colgate Barnard Stoddard Fitch House

Brattleboro Music Center to open winter chamber concerts

Brattleboro Music Center launches its winter chamber concert series with vocal duets and arias by Mary Burgess and Jon Humphrey at 3 30 p m Sunday Nov 11 at the West Village Meeting House West Brattleboro The program features Schumann Dvorak arias from Cosi fan Tutte and Cinderella plus Burgess Rachmaninoff songs and Humphrey Strauss numbers Also noted are Burgess career highlights with NYCO Curtis Institute and Met Opera Studio and Humphrey early Cleveland Orchestra debut and role as UMASS Amherst resident artist Other artists include Boston Musica Viva and pianist Nigel Coxe Tickets run 3 50 general 2 75 BMC members 1 50 students with six concert series at 15. For information call 802 464 8444.

Brattleboro Mary Burgess Jon Humphrey David Golub Brattleboro Music Center West Village Meeting House Route 9 West Brattleboro Robert Schumann Antonin Dvorak Mozart Rossini Ms. Burgess Rachmaninoff Humphrey New York City Opera Santa Fe Opera Curtis Institute of Music Metropolitan Opera BMC Cleveland Orchestra George Szell Robert Shaw Chorale New York Blossom Center Cincinnati Boston Musica Viva Pina Carmirelli Nigel Coxe Ars Antigua Paris Peter Serkin Ida Karafian Fred Sherry Richard Stoltzman R.D

Death of 13 year old in Berkshire gunshot incident

Deborah Jean Sylvester of Walnut Street died at Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield from a gunshot wound to the head diagnosed as a personal safety related incident. The shooting occurred at her parents home in Williamstown. police responded, and the case is treated as an accident.

Williamstown Mass Deborah Jean Sylvester Walnut Street Berkshire Medical Center Pittsfield Irving Rubin Miss Sylvester Robert P Joan Churchill) Sylvester North Adams Regional Edward J. Morin John H. Sylvester

Williamstown visitors and local turns of the weekend

Walloomsac residents Mr and Mrs Hugo Tunkel and Mr and Mrs Carl Masig of Williamstown Mass spent Sunday with Mrs Tunkel aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Oscar Stewart Sr Bertha's Angels had 21 workers last week Because of an award dinner at Crooked Lake today the next work session will be held Nov 15 at 9 a.m The center will be closed on Nov 22 Mr and Mrs Robert Austin Pittstown were Sunday guests of Austin's mother Mrs Roscoe Austin Mr and Mrs William Baldwin spent the weekend in Boston with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jack O'Brien returned home after two weeks touring in Florida Mr and Mrs Harry Griswold Sr have rented their home and gone to Florida for the winter Mr and Mrs Harvey Baker spent a two week vacation with sons David Baker in Indianapolis and Danny Baker in Meadsville N Y

Raymond Calhoun Hoosick New England Medical Center Boston Calhoun Hugo Tunkel Carl Masig Williamstown Mass Tunkel Oscar Stewart Sr Bertha’s Angels Crooked Lake Harry Griswold Sr Florida Harvey Baker David Baker Indianapolis Danny Baker Meadsville N.Y

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