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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1973

Page

7

Annual Fall Exhibition opens at SVAC in Manchester

The 17th Fall Exhibition at the Southern Vermont Art Center starts Saturday, Sept. 29 with a 3 to 5 p.m. reception in the Peacock Room. The juried show runs through Oct. 14 featuring 180 paintings and all sculpture from submissions by Vermont and several other states. Admission 50 cents. children under 12 and Tuesdays free. hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. Tel 802-362-1405.

Manchester Southern Vermont Art Center Peacock Room Art Center Vermont Virginia Webb Robin Spry Campbell Harry Shokler Arlo Monroe Robert A. Frick Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire New York New Jersey Maryland Colorado Garden Club of Manchester

Big House speaker tackles intimate question Sunday

Rick Boyatzis, director of research at the McBur Institute in Cambridge, Mass, speaks at Park- McCullough House in North Bennington on The Destruction of Intimacy in America. His talk covers how intimacy erodes amid the pioneer ethic, nuclear family, and social change, with a free public discussion to follow.

Rick Boyatzis America Park- McCullough North Bennington Boyatzis McBur Institute Cambridge Mass Bennington David C. McClelland MIT Aeronautics and Astronautics Harvard

Berkshire Harvest Festival Expands in Stockbridge

Berkshire Garden Center announces the 39th annual Harvest Festival in Stockbridge Mass expanding roster of attractions for Sunday October 7 from 12 noon to 5 PM. The event contributes a substantial portion of the center budget.

Stockbridge Mass Berkshire Garden Center

Community groups and events set for September and October

White Creek 4 H Club holds reorganizational meeting at Jermain Hall on Saturday September 29 at 10 a.m. Youth Fellowship plans spaghetti supper October 20 at Community Hall with tickets from M Y F members. A village fair features midway scarecrow parlor hayrides clowns and a magician plus turkey shoot crafts plants and a charity shop. Admission is free and the center sits two miles west of Stockbridge on Route 102.

Jolly Jones 4-H Club Jermain Hall United Methodist Youth Fellowship M.Y.F Lebanon Valley Garden Club Herb House Alice Brock New England Stony Lodge Miss Hall Monument Mountain Stockbridge

Edith Gulley celebrates 80th birthday in White Creek NY

Mrs Edith Gulley of White Creek New York marked her 80th birthday this month with a party at her granddaughter Phyllis Ruggles home in Shaftsbury Hollow. About fifty relatives and friends attended and presented her with a rose corsage gifts cards and a special cake noting her years of work as a winder in local mills.

Edith Gulley White Creek N.Y Phyllis Ruggles Shaftsbury Hollow

Lake Champlain odors prompt air standard accusations

The Lake Champlain Committee says International Paper Co. may be violating state and federal air quality standards at its Ticonderoga mill in New York. The report cites ongoing emissions and odors affecting residents around the Lake Champlain basin, with Vermont and New York authorities involved in the dispute.

Shelburne UPI Lake Champlain International Paper Co Ticonderoga, N.Y Vermont New York Ticonderoga Mill Lake Champlain Basin IPC New York State

Funeral services for Daniel C. Chase in Brookfield

Funeral services are set for Friday for Daniel C. Chase of Brookfield a former two term Vermont House member and former Republican state representative who died on Tuesday.

Brookfield UPI Daniel C. Chase Chase Vermont

Franklin King resigns as Vermont Children's Aid head

Franklin King has resigned as executive director of the Vermont Children's Aid Society effective Oct. 5. He has held the post on and off since 1952. He did not announce his plans for the future.

Burlington UPI Franklin King Vermont Children’s Aid Society King

Albany police corruption hearing reveals payoffs to keep brothels open

Testimony at the State Investigation Committee hearings in Albany details extensive ties between police and local prostitutes. Witnesses describe police receiving payoffs and officers sampling favors, with a sergeant called a steady customer. A madam claimed detectives and patrolmen were bribed and police escorted prostitutes to polling places to vote Democratic. Independent mayoral candidate Vincent Bytner vows a bipartisan probe if elected, criticizing the committee as unfair while court rulings restore his ballot placement for November against incumbents Corning and Touhey.

Albany State Investigation Committee Vincent Bytner Albany Police Department Bytner Erastus Corning Carl Touhey

Three arraigned in Berkshire armed robbery case

In Pittsfield District Court Tuesday Edward Bigelow 21 Donald Brodeur 21 and John Brady 18 faced armed robbery charges for a 300 dollar holdup Monday night outside the Majestic Restaurant in a North Street parking lot. They allegedly threatened Marcel Vachon with a starting pistol and knife after following him from the restaurant. All were arrested near Bertlett Avenue early Tuesday morning. Northfield East.

Pittsfield District Court Majestic North Street Edward Bigelow Donald Brodeur John Brady Marcel Vachon Berkshire Hotel Besse Clark Vachon

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