Hearings Set on Senate Reapportionment Plan Debate
Hearings on Vermont's Senate reapportionment will begin September 29 at Burlington City Hall with sessions 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Additional hearings in Montpelier St Johnsburg Manchester Woodstock and other towns will follow. The plan, from the Legislative Apportionment Board, would base districts on population around 15 000, creating multi member and single member districts including Burlington three member and Rutland two member districts. The Vermont Supreme Court has ruled the current apportionment unconstitutional under the one person one vote standard and the legislature is expected to act on a revised plan.
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19 Bikers Complete 100 Mile Sunday Run
By TOM STEFFEN nearly perfect biking day started with 7 a.m. fog on the Champlain Canal. Wind turned head on the Hudson Falls to Saltwater leg but all 19 starters finished within 10 hours. Riders ranged from grade school to adults with 13 first century attempts and two sag wagons aiding the group.
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Champlain Canal
Hudson Falls
Whitehall
Jess
Ann Cummings
Carol Elwell
David Steffen
Jeff Steffen
Jeff Cook
David Baker
Jamie Steffen
Eric Kevorkian
Charles Zucker
Noel Skidmore
Elaine Humphreys
Scott Whittemore
Jim Elwell
Connie Maynard
Nancy Jean Steffen
Ken Bassett
Malcolm Rush
Elen Elwell
Rudy Elwell
Gordon Zucker
New Scout Troop 350 Welcomes New Members
New Scout Troop 350 meets Wednesdays at St Peter s Episcopal Church. A charter presentation last week welcomed new Scouts and parents. Rev Geyer Jr and Rev Patrick praised the group. Unit Commissioner Greenwood introduced leaders and opened with a prayer. Richard Campbell James Connell David Brown Richard Sitter Jeff Metcalf John Payne Jay Emmett named as new entrants. Supervisors Leonard Payne Beaumaster Archibald Letourneau and Richard Block named as leaders. The troop reported strong paper drive demand with over four tons collected in six hours and Payne inviting future drives at 314 Heasant St to store papers.
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Edward Geyer Jr
Edward Patrick
George A. Greenwood
Taconic
Green Mountain Council
Richard Wilson
Seatmaster Payne
Heasant St
Art Exhibit at St Joseph College Features 1000+ Prints
An art exhibition and sale organized by Ferdinand Roten Galleries of Baltimore will be held at St. Joseph College Old Bennington on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. More than 1,000 original etchings lithographs and woodcuts by Picasso Chagall Miro Dali Goya Renoir Kollwitz and others will be shown with prices from $5 to under $100. Proceeds support the college with galleries available to answer questions about graphic art and printmaking. Established in 1932 Roten Galleries operate a main gallery in Baltimore and arrange exhibitions in colleges museums and art centers nationwide.
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Ferdinand Roten
Baltimore
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Thehudedi
Picasso
Chagall
Miro
Dali
Goya
Renoir
Kollwitz
West Mulberry St
Bloodmobile on Wednesday at Bennington College site
Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Bennington College Carrayons Lounge on September 27 from 1 to 1. It is the sole Bennington collection before December and aims to collect as much blood as possible. Donors must not have donated in August. one hour total with refreshments. Nurses and aides listed.
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Red Cross
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Carrayons
Bennington
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Vermont Tomorrow scrubs $5 fee to broaden membership
Vermont Tomorrow joins a financial gamble by removing the $5 minimum member fee after its annual meeting. Executive director Robert Babcock Jr says donations will fund the organization to broaden support against opponents of Vermont environmental efforts. A separate talent show in the Eagles rooms featured Monica Murray Naomi Jones Bob Corey and the Kalinowski sisters with Darlene Bushee honored for tap dancing.
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Vermont
Eagles
Order of Eagles
Monica Murray
Naomi Jones
Bob Corey
Karen Pratt
Teresa Kalinowski
Darlene Bushee
Helen Gulipeau
Bonington Dog Training II Fall Obedience Classes Begin
The Bonington Dog Training II fall session starts Thursday at the junior high on Main Street under Mrs. Ben Griffin of Shaftsbury. Ten weeks long, the Beginners class runs 7 to 7 35 p.m. and is limited to 15 dogs. Intermediate 8:30 start. Advanced dogs test heeling. Fee is $15 including collar. Call 7 7858 or 7 7196 for details.
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Bonington
Main Street
Ben Griffin
Shaftsbury
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