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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1977

Page

7

Concord Chorale rises from living rooms to national stage

In Concord New Hampshire the local chorale formed in 1969 after crowds filled living rooms. Now 65 singers rehearse weekly under conductor Phyllis Isaacson and have been invited to perform in Chicago for a national music educators conference. The program features David Epstein settings of Carl Sandburg Chicago poems.

Concord N.H UPI Phyllis Isaacson Concord Chorale Chorale Chicago David Epstein Carl Sandburg Harriet Ward Concord Music Club

Autumn Weekend at Hancock Shaker Village Draws Back to 19th Century

Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield Massachusetts hosts the first Autumn Weekend on October 15 and 16. Visitors experience 19th century farming crafts cooking cider pressing quilting and candle dipping with hand powered machinery demonstrations and Shaker music and dance each afternoon. The event runs 10 am to 4 30 pm and invites participation to learn how Shakers prepared for winter while embracing the motto hands to work and hearts to God. A separate note highlights local chorale rehearsals and a North Bennington Home Demonstration Group meeting on October 13 with Diane Lamb presenting.

Pittsfield Mass Berkshires Hancock U.S. Route 20 Villagers Home North Bennington Diane Lamb

Fern picker Theodore Chingos Eyes Harvest Through October

Fern picker Theodore Chingos stands at his barn entrance with crates of ferns ready for Albany storage. Assisted by his son George, he has run a New York flower market business for over 30 years and notes erratic harvests as demand declines for ferns used mainly by caterers.

Theodore Chingos Harbour Road Albany Chingos George New York City Avenue of the Americas Woodford Pete Lacakes

I Love New York Fall Festival Draws 100000

Gov. Hugh Carey led the I Love New York Fall Festival at the Empire State Mall in Albany drawing about 100000 visitors. Attendees sampled New York wines and crafts, enjoyed varied music, and observed the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra in a weather-shifted concert. Street vendors offered ham burgers and hot dogs as crowds explored state-made goods and chatted with officials.

New York South Mall Richard J. Meislin N.Y Times News Albany New York State Hugh Carey Empire State Mall Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra Andre Kostelanetz

Murphy proposes fire center for county training site

Rensselaer County Executive William Murphy asks the legislature to approve buying the Wynantskill Fire Training Site to convert it into a county fire training center. The four acre site, sold by Wynantskill Fire District voters on Oct. 4, costs $5,000 with $100,000 earmarked in the budget to establish two centers as prototypes for future countywide use.

Troy N.Y Rensselaer County William Murphy Wynantskill Wynantskill Fire District

Brownington man killed in Route 5 crash near Coventry

A head on collision on Route 5 left Byron Liberty 31 of Brownington dead. Anya Prime 19 of Bristol and passenger Kathi Burt 19 of Bristol were critically injured. Benjamin Booth Jr. 50 of Coventry suffered a broken leg and forehead bruises and was hospitalized.

Coventry UPI Byron Liberty Brownington Anya Prime Bristol Ms. Prime Kathi Burt Medical Center Hospital Burlington Benjamin Booth Jr

Vermont DES taps Ryan as legal counsel in Montpelier

Michael Ryan 33 of Rutland named legal counsel for Vermont Department of Employment Security to replace David Wilson who moved to social welfare. Edwin Milkey of Brattleboro will become assistant chief of field operations for Vermont Job Service supervising the four southern offices. In Middlebury, Joseph Neubert named diplomat in residence for the current school year, lecturing as a State Department official and Middlebury faculty member. In Wallingford, police recover six more sticks of dynamite stolen July 4, with some still missing. Attorney General Diamond announces two new assistant attorneys general: Michael Gadue of Winooski joins civil division and Elizabeth Rome to civil rights. Gadue replaces Richard Finn who heads new Vermont Transportation Agency division.

Brattleboro Southern Middlebury UPI Europe Soviet Union State Department Middlebury College Joseph Neubert Foreign Service Vermont Foreign Service Institute Office of Academic Affairs Neubert Wallingford White Pigment Corp South Wallingford

Blair brothers arrested after bar fight in Troy

Police in Troy arrested William Blair 20 and Edward Blair 21 after a bar fight at Blair's Tavern on First Street where windows were broken and officers were assaulted. A third brother, Thomas M. Blair 18, later appeared on a burglary warrant related to a $180 theft at a nearby luncheonette.

Troy — City Blair First St William Blair Washington Place Edward Blair Central Station Thomas M. Blair Troy

Berkshire City Seeks Funds for Water Turbidity Testing

Mayor Bianco asks the City Council to pay sanitarian George L. Heisler to test Berkshire’s three surface water supplies for turbidity and other contaminants under the Safe Drinking Water Act. Turbidity testing is required seven days a week, with weekend and holiday work covered by compensation.

North Adams Joseph R. Bianco George L. Heisler Board of Health Heisler

Local man charged in pay phone fraud device use

FBI arrested 32 year old Joseph Middleton in Springfield last Wednesday on fraud by wire charges for using a red box to imitate coin deposits at a pay phone and trigger long distance calls.

OTIS FBI Joseph Middleton Springfield

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