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issued a notice of zoning Lakes Region residents violation against who like to sew and want to Daniel Banyal help improve a young wom- an’s life are invited to the n Town of Pawlet has Castleton Senior Center on issued a notice of zoning Sunday, Sept. 22, from 1 to 5 p.m. violation against Caren Helm of Fair Haven Cameron Perham will host a sewing bee for the The four-story Glenwood, with its long porch and balconies overlooking Lake Bomoseen, was Dress a Girl Around the n Town of Hubbardton located on the west side of the lake. World program. She will seeks bid to replace siding teach participants how to on Eastside Firehouse make a dress in the hope that they will then make more at n Fair Haven American Enjoy a ‘Tour’ of Lake Bomoseen’s home. She would like to col- lect 100 dresses by March Legion seeks bids for 2020. snowplowing, sanding old resorts and hotels “This is a project that and snow removal offers hope and dignity to By Jared Stamm books, “Lake Bomoseen: The Story of young women around the ä See page 2 Vermont’s Largest Little-Known Lake,” world,” said Helm. “Simple, Don and Carol Thompson have been at a talk at Fair Haven Free Library. brightly colored cotton sun- splitting their time between Florida and “Our presentation is designed to be a dresses are sewn and donat- Vermont since 1967, when their house on virtual tour of the old resorts and hotels ed to Hope 4 Women, who Lake Bomoseen came into the family. around Lake Bomoseen,” said Carol then distributes them.” “We have a long association with the Wanted!! Thompson. Hope 4 Women lake,” said Carol Thompson, “and we The “tour” will begin on the south International is a nondenom- think of Lake Bomoseen as our home.” Immediate job openings side of the lake, at the Lake Bomoseen inational, nonprofit organi- The two retired educators – Don was a Inn, travel up the west shore, head zation. Its founder, Rachel inside for: social studies teacher and Carol taught across the top and then continue down Cinader, launched Dress a elementary school – have an abiding the east shore. “We’ll describe about Girl Around the World in ä Painters interest in history. They have authored eight or nine resorts and hotels,” said 2009 in Uganda, when she six books on local history: about ä Don Thompson. and her sister Joan taught Program coordinator Vermont places and people, central New “The Lake Bomoseen Inn is the only women how to make dresses York and Florida, all places they’ve lived. ä Meat cutter building that looks essentially like it did from pillowcases. On Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 7 p.m., the two when it was the inn,” said Carol Cinader travels frequently ä will present period photos and stories Bio mass operator to Uganda to help women from one of their Vermont history See TOUR, pg. 2 ä Electricians suffering from poverty and ä Basketball coach See BEE, pg. 2 ä Line cooks ä Drivers Fair Haven Applefest next weekend ä Snowmaker By Jared Stamm Fair Haven’s beautiful green. variety of fun activities dur- Rain date will be Saturday, ing the day for the community ä Adult support It’s been a Fair Haven tradi- Sept. 28. to take part in. Each grade ä Equipment operator tion for 30 years, and it’s Applefest was begun in 1990 will have its own booth. returning soon. by students and teachers to Students will be selling ham- ä Construction wiremen Applefest, hosted by the raise money for school sup- burgers and hot dogs at one, Fair Haven Grade School, will plies and extracurricular popcorn at another, lemonade See pages 12, 13 Bev and John Tatko won a take place on Saturday, Sept. activities. brand new Alfa Romeo! Find 21, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Students will be hosting a See APPLES, pg. 2 out how on page 3.

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tools. Fabric will be supplied, or Bee participants can FreePress Continued from front page bring their own. Fabric should be John M. Manchester low-self-esteem become empow- heavy enough that Publisher ered and self-sufficient. you can’t see your The response to the dress- hand under it. Jane Cosey making class was dramatic: Production Manager All are welcome The girls and women wore to this afternoon their new dresses with pride. Deb Brosseau Dee Dee Carroll Sarah Waite of sewing. Helm Valerie Broughton Office Manager Advertising Design Soon, Cinader was being con- said, “Even if you Advertising Sales tacted by women in the United don’t sew, you can States who asked if they could help out by cutting Established 1989. Published every Friday by Manchester News­ make dresses. To date, a mil- fabric, donating papers. lion dresses have been sent to fabric and notions 81 countries, and instead of pil- Subscription Rates ­ $75 for 52 weeks. The Lakes Region/Northshire or making a mone- FreePress assumes no financial responsibility for any typographical lowcases the program now cre- tary donation.” errors in advertisements but will reprint that part of an advertise­ ates its dresses using beautiful, Recipients of dresses made by Dress a Girl Registration is ment in which the typographical error occurred. Advertisers sturdy cotton fabric. Around the World required and can please notify the management of any errors which may occur. The program has partnered be done by calling with Partners for World Health, website says: “We’ve been told by Helm at 802-265-2145 or email- Third class postage paid at Granville, New York, Post Office. which helps identify countries, village pastors that giving a girl a ing her at carenhelm2@gmail. Mailing address for Lakes Region: Box 330, Granville, NY. Main communities and young new dress raises her dignity as com. Office: 14 E. Main St., Granville, NY 12832. Phone: (800) 354­4232. women who could benefit from well as how she is viewed by oth- To learn more about Dress a E­mail: [email protected]. the program. ers. That indicates to predators Girl Around the World, visit The Dress a Girl Around the that this girl is under the care of www.dressagirl- World tagline is “Imagine a an organization.” aroundtheworld.com. world where every girl owned at On Sept. 22, sewing bee par- Castleton Senior Center is Marketing Rep least one dress.” Having a dress ticipants are asked to bring a located at 2108 Main St., makes a difference in the lives sewing machine, notions and Castleton, Vermont. The Lakes Region FreePress is growing and looking for an of the girls who receive them, ambitious and outgoing individual to join our sales team. Prior but the dresses also are intend- And the Fair Haven ed to make girls less vulnerable Historical Society will host its to rape and sex trafficking. Apples sales experience beneficial, but we will train the right individu- annual apple decorating con- al. We offer a strong compensation plan, benefits, 401k and Each dress has a pocket with a Continued from front page test for kids up to sixth grade. label identifying the dress as Contest entrants will deco- and more. Other booths will be more. Send resume to [email protected] coming from Dress a Girl Around rate realistic foam apples – real offering suncatchers and hand- the World, which may offer girls apples tend to attract a lot of painted cards. protection. The organization’s bees – that can be purchased A perennial favorite is the from the historical society cake booth with its roulette ahead of time for $2. Apples wheel where participants can Public Notices NOTICE OF can be decorated individually, win delicious desserts. ZONING VIOLATION built into dioramas or what The day will also include a have you. TOWN OF PAWLET, VT 50/50 and a raffle of a lamp Decorated apples must be AMERICAN LEGION POST 49, FAIR HAVEN The Town of Pawlet, Vermont has from Hubbardton Forge. delivered to the society’s booth is now accepting bids for snowplowing, sanding, issued a Notice of Violation against The community will have by 11 a.m., and judging will & removal when necessary as needed for the Daniel Banyai of 541 Briar Hill Road, the opportunity to listen to the take place at noon. Entrants 2019-2020 fall/winter season. West Pawlet, VT for violations of the Fair Haven Grade School band, can pick up their apples after 2 Unified Bylaws – specifically for who will be providing music Sealed bids may be sent to: p.m. operating an ongoing unpermitted throughout the day. American Legion Post 49 / Snow Plowing For more information on the commercial enterprise at this And if you feel like testing 72 South Main Street, Fair Haven, VT 05743 contest or to arrange to pick up property in the rural agricultural your throwing arm, the festival a foam apple, call Lorraine Bids will be accepted until Sept 30, 2019. zoning district. Details of the will have its dunking booth Brown at 802-265-3843 or send a Sealed bids will be opened during the following week. Violation and of the steps that shall where you can take a shot at message via Facebook to the Post 49 reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. be taken to remedy it are available your favorite teacher. Fair Haven Historical Society. on the town website or at the town In addition to the grade For more information about office, 122 School Street, Pawlet, school students’ booths, ven- Applefest or to sign up to be a VT. 802.325.3309. dors will offer jams, jellies, Town of Hubbardton vendor, call the grade school at crafts, pillows, blankets, pick- 802-265-3883 or email ehaley@ les, jewelry and more. BID NOTICE NOTICE OF arsu.org. The Town of Hubbardton is seeking a bid for replacing ZONING VIOLATION the siding on the Eastside Firehouse. Bidders must be TOWN OF PAWLET, VT Table member Alexander qualifed, insured and a start and end date must be The Town of Pawlet, Vermont Wolcott who hosted celebrities provided. has issued a Notice of Violation Tour like Vivien Leigh, Alfred Lunt against Cameron Perham of 206 Continued from front page and Lynn Fontaine, Ethel A site visit will be offered on Tuesday, September 17, Maple Grove Road, Pawlet, VT for Barrymore, Noel Coward and 2019 at 4:30 PM. We will meet at the frehouse located allowing an ongoing violation of the Thompson. “Prospect House others on the island. at 4645 Monument Hill Road, Hubbardton. Unified Bylaws – specifically for was the largest resort on the And Harpo Marx apparent- operating a business enterprise in east shore, and it’s been gone ly took off all of his clothes All bids must be sealed and returned to the Hubbardton violation of the setbacks stipulated for a long time. And where the and waved an axe at snooping Town Offce, 1831 Monument Hill Rd, Castleton, VT in this zoning district and in zoning Bomoseen Lodge and Tap tourists during one of his vis- 05735 by 2:00 PM on Monday, September 23, 2019. application #2014-19. Details of the Room complex is now was its to the lake. Violation Bids will be opened and awarded that evening at the and of the steps that shall once an early hotel.” “There are so many fasci- be taken to remedy it are available The two will describe these Selectboard meeting. nating stories about Lake on the town website or at the town and other features of the lake, Bomoseen,” said Carol The Selectboard reserves the right to accept office, 122 School Street, Pawlet, including Neshobe Island, Thompson. “Most of our or reject any and all bids. VT. 802.325.3309. which was owned by drama information has come from critic and Algonquin Round interviews with quite elderly people who worked on the lake, including Rex Hayes, THE GREAT The Great Adventure who was a school teacher and Giveaway principal who became maitre d’ at the Prospect House in the Adventure c/o Adirondack Skydive Tours summers, and Martha Towers, 30 Nicklaus Drive who was a waitress at the It's our most incredible and Giveaway Gansevoort, NY 12831 exciting giveaway ever! Trakenseen Hotel in the 1930s.” It's our frst-ever "Great Adventure Giveaway" and one lucky Name person is in for the time of their lives. “We’ve got lots of wonder- To start, they will enjoy a 30 minute helicopter ride around beau- Address ful anecdotes from those inter- tiful Lake George. You and two of your friends will be traveling at views,” she said. 150 mph in a luxurious cabin taking in all the wonderful views, This evening of local sto- courtesy of North Country Helifites. 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Main St., Fair SEPTEMBER GIVEAWAY Don't delay....send in your ofcial entry form...you could be our next lucky giveway winner. have photo taken with sponsor for printing in paper. Haven, Vermont. The Lakes Region FreePress - Friday, September 13, 2019 - 3 Tatko wins grand prize in drawing Revolutionary War games Sept. 15 Hubbardton Battlefield ples of painted miniature By Jared Stamm Tatko men- State Historic Site will host soldiers and related items. tioned an inter- an afternoon of Games are geared toward Middle esting parallel. Revolutionary War tabletop those 12 and older. Granville resi- “My mother, board games on Sunday, Admission to the event is dent Beverly who has passed, Sept. 15, from 1 to 4 p.m. included in the regular site Tatko got quite a won a car in the Site interpreters will admission of $3 for adults surprise last 1930s. I never offer several strategy games and free for children young- Saturday morn- saw it, but I and scenarios relating to er than 15. ing. heard the story a the Northern Campaign of For more information, Tatko, who million times. the American Revolution, call 802-273-2282. served as presi- There was some explain the games to partic- Hubbardton Battlefield dent of the kind of contest ipants and provide guid- State Historic Site is located Granville Board in Granville: ance. at 5696 Monument Hill Rd., of Education, Whatever you On display will be exam- Hubbardton, Vermont. was interim town bought in food, supervisor and you got points. who owns So she put her Sheldon Slate name in and col- Giant tea cup auction in Wells Sept. 20 Products with Middle Granville’s Beverly Tatko with husband John at lected points and The Mission Event of Wells from Stewart’s Shops and a her husband Saratoga Casino on Sunday. Tatko won a 2019 Alfa Romeo won a brand-new United Methodist Church will choice of beverages. John, grabbed the Giulia in the casino’s August grand prize giveaway. Ford.” host a giant teacup auction on Tickets are $1 for 10 and are mail as the two “She’s proba- Friday, Sept. 20, at the Modern placed in the teacup next to the headed out to “I’ve had some pretty nice bly looking down and clapping Woodmen of America Annex Hall desired item. Almost everyone their car last Friday. cars,” she laughed, “but this is for me,” she laughed. in Wells, Vermont. Viewing and wins something at this fun The couple was going to the nicest.” Tatko’s Alfie was taken to bidding will begin at 5 p.m., and event. Maine for the weekend. Tatko loves her 2012 the dealership on Tuesday, and drawings will begin at 6:30 p.m. The auction will benefit local On Saturday, Tatko went Volkswagen Beetle and has Tatko and her husband will More than 400 items will be outreach projects, the Vermont through the mail, personal and driven Beetles for years. And pick it up after they pay the available for bidding, including Foodbank, the Children’s business, and saw the Saratoga when she heard that sales tax. collectibles, knickknacks, glass, Hunger Fund and national and Casino return address on one Volkswagen was going to stop “I’m a little bit high on this jewelry, pictures, art, personal world disaster relief efforts. envelope. making them, she bought her right now,” she admitted. She items, books, videos, cereals, fall For more information, call “I thought ‘Oh, my gosh, next, a 2018. “We’re planning also said, “Good fortune for vegetables, houseplants, baked Sue at 802-325-3203 or Karen at what is this?’” as she opened it. on giving my 2012 Beetle to my anyone pleases me, and good goods and much more. 518-642-1703. The letter said that the casi- 16-year-old granddaughter.” fortune for me pleases me, too.” Attendees can skip supper, as Modern Woodmen of no had tried to notify her by With the Alfa in the garage, Tatko asked, “Can you read the church will be serving hot America Annex Hall is located phone during the week, “but will she give up her Beetle? what’s written on my shirt in dogs, chili dogs, maple baked on the MWA Loop, West Main my husband and I are almost “Heck no!” she said. “We the photo? I bought it in beans, ice cream and sundaes Street, Wells, Vermont. never at home, so we didn’t get own a slate company, and it’s Maine.” dusty. 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Twig remembers Middletown Springs history talk Sept. 15 Middletown Springs Historical Society will hold its 50th annual meeting on Sunday, John B. Smith Sept. 15, at 2 p.m. He came from a very athletic family – two When they started senior chorus, Fran was After a dessert buffet and a brothers were on the Shrine football team and my neighbor and asked me to join. She had business meeting – which will the other was a power forward on a Slater State heard me playing guitar and harmonica and include a review of the year’s Champs team in basketball. singing to the little kids on the block at my accomplishments, plans for the When John was a sophomore, the starting mom’s. future and the election of new offensive guard went down to injury and John John sat behind me with a great group of trustees for the 2019-20 term – filled in big time and was a great now – on two deep rich bass voices: Steve Whalen, Rick historian Philip Crossman will Slater Champs in football. Music director Fran Buxton, Bob Dollar and John. Boy, did it add a give a presentation entitled Laplaca must have mentioned to husband Tom full choral sound. This would never have hap- “Frisbie’s Fourth Lecture: that she was thinking about adding some male pened without the mild-mannered Mr. Smith. Things Left Out of the History voices to the chorus. Tom offered the job to his May God be with you, John. of Middletown, Vermont, 1867.” football guard and John was the first ever deep In February and March of You get what I mean . . . “Twig Remembers” male voice in Fair Haven chorus. 1867, Judge Barnes Frisbie delivered three lectures to the citizens of Middletown that were published later that year Judge Barnes Frisbie ‘Great Course’ begins at Castleton Community Center Sept. 18 as the “History of Middletown, Castleton Community begin with a 30-minute video and why America was able to Vermont.” by one vote in 1852. Center will host Joe Mark, that will be followed by a lively shift from a weak 13-colony At 52 years old, Barnes was Crossman has spent most of retired academic dean of discussion among partici- country to an unprecedented too young to have been part of his career teaching the human- Castleton University, who will pants. global power and influence. the first settlement himself, but ities to high school and college facilitate the Great Course The professor teaching the This program is free and he was well connected and students. He currently works “America and the World: A video course is Mark Stoler, open to all. No registration is observant enough to collect sto- as an administrator at Diplomatic History,” begin- professor emeritus at the necessary. ries from elderly living settlers Community College of ning Wednesday, Sept. 18, from University of Vermont, who For more information, call or from their descendants and Vermont and teaches part-time 1:30 to 3 p.m. specialized in diplomatic and 802-468-3093. friends. at the college and at Norwich The course will meet on military history and wrote sev- Castleton Community On Sunday, Crossman’s University. Wednesdays through the fall. eral books on these topics. Center is located at 2108 Main imaginative presentation will For more information, call Programs each week will His course will explore how St., Castleton, Vermont. cover a few things that Frisbie 802-235-2376. did not share or did not know Middletown Springs to share, including his relation- Historical Society is located at GILBERT REALTY & DEVELOPMENT ship to the Frisbee flying disk (802) 265-8834 • (802) 468-5308 4 Park Ave., Middletown and how Middletown missed Springs, Vermont. LAKE BOMOSEEN $219,900 Beautifully maintained, year-round lake house! Enjoy boating, fishing, Rupert murder getting a presidential library hunting & skiing! This 3 Bed, 2 Bath home features a large updated kitchen with washer, dryer & dishwasher. 12x30 sunroom! Front & back porch! Under house storage area! New hot water heater & water pressure storage tank! Lovely perennial gardens and manicured lawn. 30x100 private boat mystery Sept. 21 slip in the backyard ! Even a shed! Over-sized 4 car driveway! Neshobe Beach is just a short stroll to the over 100 feet of owned private waterfront! Rupert Volunteer Fire Letter YOUR LAKES REGION LEADER IN REAL ESTATE Company will host a murder Route 4A, Hydeville Plaza, Hydeville, VT 05750 www.gilbertrealtyanddevelopment.com • [email protected] mystery dinner on Saturday, Sept. 21, beginning at 6 p.m. at Thank you from farm-to-table dinner planners the firehouse. Doors will open FAIR HAVEN at 5 p.m., dinner will be served To the editor: dinner dates will be planned BUILDING LOT! at 6 p.m. and the play will fol- We would like to thank the for next summer. low. community of Poultney and Thank you for supporting Beautiful 2.6 acre lot with The Adirondack Flatline surrounding towns for making our community and farmers power, town sewer and Players will perform “Loser By the Poultney farm-to-table com- and celebrating a bountiful House is Free! a Neck: The Green Scarf munity dinners an amazing harvest outside under tents, water! Brigade Murders,” an evening success. gathered together, enjoying $44,500! of interactive sleuthing that Both the July and August music and having wonderful Rutland County’s Number 1 Team! will have the audience laugh- dinners were full of the won- conversations. Community 210 South Main St. Rutland, VT ing, puzzling and thoroughly derful harvest of fresh fruits spirit everywhere! (802) 775-5565 ext. 12 involved in the investigation to and vegetables that celebrated For more information, Visit us at www.RutlandVermontRealEstate.com solve “whodunit.” the seasonal themes happening please call 802-287-4042. The evening will include a on the farm. It made a wonder- roast pork dinner with dessert ful, colorful and delicious Andy DelPezzo …AND THEN THERE IS PRIVACY. and raffles and is BYOB. menu for all. Carol Stierle Tickets are $25 per person; As the seasons change, the Jeanne Root POULTNEY, VERMONT advance sales available until next farm-to-table community Sheryl Porrier Looking for a very private location? Here Friday, Sept. 13. it is! A 3 BR/2 BA 2006 Skyline Special Edition with a 24’x24’ two-story, two-car For more information or to insulated garage. This one level home order tickets, call Heidi Fisher is ready for immediate occupancy! A just at 518-642-1246 or Kelly Lewis at Bird walk on fairgrounds trail Sept. 24 freshly painted interior with new laminate 518-394-0035. A walk to spot fall warblers bug repellent, binoculars, Hickory flooring. A very large kitchen Rupert Firehouse is located and other migrating birds, led cameras and field guides, if with many oak cabinets, mudroom with at 2659 Vermont Route 153, by Joel Tilley of Rutland available. w/d hookups, a huge deck and patio for Rupert, Vermont. entertaining. 1+ acre with apple trees. County Audubon Society will The hike will be about $125,000 take place on Tuesday, Sept. three miles on easy to moder- 24. ate terrain. It will be at a slow www.vtlakeside.com Climate strike in Walkers should meet at the pace with lots of opportuni- Tel: 802-645-9001 Fairgrounds Trail parking ties for observing and photo- INC. Fax: 802-645-0520 area at 125 Town Farm Rd. in graphing. P.O. Box 887, Wells, VT 05774-0887 Rutland Sept. 20 Poultney at 7:30 a.m. For more information, Email: [email protected] 350 Rutland County will Walkers should bring water, email [email protected]. sponsor a community collabor- ative arts project on Friday, Sept. 20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Make sure your pet has identification Bird Real Estate at 67 Grove St. in Rutland. Listings Fly With Bird! Just ahead of the UN Global The Rutland County their new contact informa- Climate Action Summit in New Humane Society reminds all tion. 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News from the Castleton Free Library Pawlet Scholarship Committee Hippies and true love raffle drawing Oct. 16 By Jan Jones, director of Bureau event under a grant Boston Globe, and she founded Time is running out to Store, The Dorset Inn or Castleton Free Library from the National Endowment and directs the Green Mountain have a chance at winning an from any Pawlet Scholarship for the Humanities. Writers Conference. original Brian Sweetland Committee member. Why do we love Vermont? The migrants settled in the This program is free and painting or framed Brian All proceeds go to sup- Mist rising from pristine lakes, back woods and small towns, open to all. Sweetland print. Sweetland porting friends and neigh- verdant meadows made more says the Vermont Humanities And why do we love was a beloved Pawlet resi- bors in achieving their edu- vivid in the slanting light of Council’s website, “spawning a Castleton? Similar reasons. dent, successful artist and cational goals. afternoon, farm stands heaped revolution that impacted the Please visit the Castleton dedicated supporter of the Sweetland’s paintings can with vegetables and lush fruits, state’s politics, agriculture, edu- Free Library table at the cele- Pawlet Scholarships. be seen at Flower Brook hillsides on the cusp of autumn cation, business practices and bration of our very special place Raffle tickets are avail- Pottery. – how could one not love this culture. While the movement on Castleton Day, Sunday, Sept. able at Flower Brook Pottery The drawing will be held land? brought hippies, organic farm- 22, from noon to 4 p.m. at in Dorset, Dorset Union on Wednesday, Oct. 16. It was this same land that ers, political radicals, and free- Crystal Beach. Rain date will be lured thousands of newcomers thinkers to what was then one Sunday, Sept. 29. in the late 1960s and ’70s, young of the nation’s most conserva- We’ll have some activities for people who yearned for a tive states, the newcomers were kids, books to borrow, lots of Barn sale in Manchester Sept. 22 change from the cities and sub- in turn influenced by longtime information about the library urbs in New York and The Barn Sale Committee Sale support the Northshire residents and their practical les- and freebies! Massachusetts, turning away will host the eighth annual United Counseling Service sons in rural living. The result Because September is from “the establishment” to Barn Sale at Northshire Civic office and the services it pro- is a most interesting state, one Library Card Sign-Up Month, seek a more authentic life in Center at Riley Rink in vides. that blends progressive and con- we’ll get you registered right on rural Vermont. Manchester Center on For more information, call servative values and ideas.” the spot. (And then you’ll learn What was the impact of this Saturday, Sept. 21, from 9 a.m. 802-442-5491. Daley has authored six non- why we love the library.) migration – some might call it to 4 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 22, Riley Rink is located at 410 fiction books, including her The Castleton Free Library is an invasion – on our state? from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hunter Park Rd., Manchester most recent “Going Up the located at 638 Main St.; the On Thursday, Sept. 19, at 7 The proceeds of the Barn Center, Vermont. Country: When the Hippies, accessible entrance is on the p.m., Yvonne Daley will be at Dreamers, Freaks and Radicals north with parking on the west Castleton Free Library to pres- Moved to Vermont.” side. ent “The Counterculture’s Many local residents will be For more information, con- Book sales at Fair Haven Free Library Impact on Vermont and familiar with her extensive tact Mary Kearns at 802-468-5574 Vermont’s Influence on the The Friends of the Fair out the coming months. Profits work as a Rutland Herald jour- or email castletonfreelibrary@ Counterculture,” a Vermont Haven Free Library will host from the book sales help pay for nalist. She also wrote for the gmail.com. Humanities Council Speakers book sales on Monday, Sept. 23, the speakers and special events. from 5 to 7 p.m. and Saturday, This coming October, Fair Sept. 28, from 9 a.m. to noon. Haven will celebrate the 240th The Friends are an active anniversary of Charter Day. On Anti-trafficking training at Manchester library Sept. 15 group of volunteers that work Sunday, October 27, at 2 p.m., Manchester Community programs for victims, to bring special events to the the Friends and the Historical Library will host a presenta- designed and delivered train- library. They try to hold at least Society will present a program tion on human trafficking by ing programs for judges and one event each month through- sponsored by the Vermont Arts Vermont House attorneys, served as an expert out the year, except for July and Council. The speaker will be Representative Linda Joy witness on every aspect of the August. Howard Coffin, and he will be Sullivan, an internationally topic and directly supported The Friends will be offering talking about the year when renowned expert in the field, victims of human trafficking. a variety of programs through- there was no summer. on Sunday, Sept. 15, from 2 to 5 The ways she has led the p.m. at the library. nation on this topic is impres- “Human Trafficking Is sive in its length and breadth Letters Modern Day Slavery: Training and even includes hosting an to Understand This Complex investigative radio show. This newspaper welcomes let- Issue and How We Can Help To register, email events@ End This Crime Against mclvt.org or call Cindy Waters ters to the editor. Letters should Humanity” is appropriate for at 802-549-4577. www.CastletonPetSupply.com pertain to an issue of general Photo by Wayne Fawbush concern. Thank you letters and the general public ages 18 and Rep. Linda Joy Sullivan Manchester Community up. Library is located at 138 WE HAVE political endorsements must be printed as paid advertisements. Sullivan’s expertise in nationally and internationally. Cemetery Ave., Manchester EVERYTHING human trafficking is sought She has designed outreach Center, Vermont. Rates will be furnished upon YOU NEED FOR request. YOUR BEST All letters must be signed and Route 30,31 paving project in Poultney continues FRIENDS! include name and address of the author. The Route 30 portion of this Next week crews will begin expected on Furnace Road dur- We also request all letters be project begins in the Village of working on the sidewalk ramps ing sidewalk work. 802-265-2227 limited to 350 words and one Poultney at the small bridge throughout the project. This Work is anticipated to be com- 700 Route 4A West letter per month. spanning the Poultney River work will be ongoing for about pleted by Friday, Nov. 1. Castleton, VT 05735 (near the intersection with two weeks. Sidewalk work will For more information, contact Furnace St.) and continues north start behind the Poultney High Natalie Boyle, project informa- on Route 30 through the village School on Furnace Road and tion consultant with EIV for approximately 0.7 miles to move toward Routes 31 and 30. Technical Services at 802-855-3893 22ND ANNUAL WEST HAVEN the State Highway limits. Minimal traffic delays are or [email protected]. The Route 31 portion of this VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. project begins about 0.4 miles south of the green truss bridge TWO-DAY spanning the Poultney River and Private Care extends north, ending at the SERVICES 3-D BOW SHOOT intersection with Bentley at Home WHEN: Avenue. Professional & Affordable September 14 & 15 Motorists and cyclists can Quality Care at Home expect alternating one-way traf- Starting time 7:00am Medicaid & Medicare Insurance • Private Pay fic patterns in the area of active Companionship • Personal Care & Guidance Must begin round before 2:00pm construction operations. Doctor’s Appointments and More • Free Estimates WHERE: Uniformed traffic officers and flaggers will be present to help Patty Bush Book Road, West Haven direct the flow of traffic. The 802-235-1064 or 802-558-9610 (cell) PRICE: Adults $10 / Kids $5 per Round traveling public should plan on *COON SHOOT SEPT. 14, START TIME 8:00PM* adding a few extra minutes to *** DAILY PRIZES *** their travel time. Construction activities (INCLUDING A LIFETIME LICENSE include coarse milling of the TO BE GIVEN TO A VT RESIDENT YOUTH) roadway, paving, pavement mark- ings, signs, drainage rehabilita- *** CONCESSIONS *** tion and other highway-related *** *** items. NO ALCOHOL Paving of the shim, or level- DIRECTIONS: Take 22A 3 Miles North of Fair Haven; ing course, of asphalt is sched- Take a left onto West Haven Main Road, Follow for 3.3 Miles; uled to be completed tomorrow. Take left onto Book Road, travel .3 miles; Bow Shoot is on your right. Expect one-way alternating traf- Any Questions Call (802)265-2084, fic in the areas of active paving (802)265-8630 or (802) 236-6386 operations. 6 - Friday, September 13, 2019 - The Lakes Region FreePress

Owner/Installer • Matt Beayon MOHAWK CARPET IN-STOCK VINYL & CARPET! Monday- • Free Friday Estimates 10 - 4 Stepping out • Contractor Sat Discounts 9 - Noon 31 Main Street a.m. This volunteer-supported for the second annual Bennington We Sell, Install, Fair Haven, VT | FRI 9/13 | event attracts cyclists of all levels Food Truck Festival at the inter- and Guarantee! Since 1981 802-265-3030 along with local folks living with a section of Main and School disability. Fee: $50. Information: streets. Trucks will offer food from VINYL • LAMINATE MANNINGTON VINYL CANNABIS STUDIES Castleton www.bartadaptive.org or 802- the Mediterranean, Jamaica, University will host a one-day con- 824-6849. Dana Thompson Mexico, Slavonia and Thailand, in ference on Friday, Sept. 13, begin- Memorial Park, 340 Recreation addition to comfort food, slushies, Mums are in! ning at 1 p.m. in Hoff Hall, to cel- Park Rd., Manchester, Vt. smoothies, desserts and more. 6”& 9” POTS ebrate the launch of its new can- The afternoon also will include a nabis studies certificate program. BREAKFAST The members of cash bar, local musicians, chil- Yellow, Orange, Burgundy, Pink, White & Bronze “Cannabis: The Vermont Way” will Hiram Lodge #101, F&AM, and dren’s activities, the Vermont Arts Cornstalks, Pumpkins & Gourds include information and discus- Gilman Chapter #88, OES, will Exchange Art Bus and craft ven- COMING SOON! sion about cannabis from busi- host a monthly pancake break- dors. Information: bennfoodtruck- ness, advocacy, legal, cultivation, fast in West Rutland every second [email protected]. culinary and health and wellness Saturday through November from Sylvia Demgard/Jane Colvin ~ owners perspectives. Lt. Gov. David 8-11 a.m. The menu will include FERN WALK Forest ecologist Dikeman Rd, 1 mile north of the Lake Bomoseen KOA Campground, Zuckerman will speak. Also: panel plain and blueberry pancakes, Lynn Levine will lead a walk and Route 30 North, Hubbardton, VT See you at discussions and a CBD oil cooking toast, scrambled eggs, omelets, talk about how to identify ferns of Christmas Time for Since LOOK FOR OUR SIGN! Trees, Wreaths & demo. Cost: Free; registration home fries, corned beef hash, cof- the Northeast on Saturday, Sept. 1995! OPEN 9 AM TO 5 PM DAILY Kissing Balls! fee, juice, tea and milk. Cost: $9 14, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. at Mount 802-273-2597 encouraged at www.castleton. edu/cannabis-conference. for adults, $3 for children age Independence State Historic Site Information: elicia.mailhiot@cas- 4-12. Information: Dave Mason at in Orwell. Levine will provide an tleton.edu. Castleton University, damasonvt@comcast. orientation and introduction to 62 Alumni Dr., Castleton, Vt. net“>[email protected] or ferns, then lead participants on a 802-775-2204 or Marie Ward at walk to ID ferns. Program is open FISH FRY American Legion Post 802-468-2433. Masonic Lodge, to the public and included in 83 will host a fish fry on Fridays, 63 Franklin St., West Rutland, Vt. admission of $5 for adults and from 4 to 6:30 p.m. The menu free for children under 15. includes a seafood platter with BENEFIT WALK The American Information: 802-948-2000. Here comes the fall... Foundation for Suicide Prevention It’s getting cooler, the leaves are changing haddock, shrimp and scallops, Mount Independence State French fries, salad or soup, home- will sponsor Walk Out of the Historic Site, 497 Mount and days keep getting shorter! made dessert and beverages. A Darkness Rutland on Saturday, Independence Road, Orwell, Vt. Here at the Birdseye we are getting dinner special is also available for Sept. 14. Registration/check-in those who prefer an alternative to will begin at 9 a.m. at Main Street BLOCK PARTY The Town of West prepared. We have great food, fish. Cost: $12; $9 for dinner spe- Park in Rutland, and the walk will Rutland will host its second annu- plenty of seats and you can cial. Information: 518-499-2482. take place from 9:30 a.m. to al community block party on American Legion Post 83, 148 noon. The walk is part of a nation- Saturday, Sept. 14, from 4 to 9 stay as long as you like. Main St. Whitehall, N.Y. wide effort by the foundation to p.m. The party will take place on raise awareness around suicide the town hall green and Marble ‘POTLUCKY’ SUPPER Castleton and efforts to prevent it. Street immediately following the 802-468-5817 Community Center will host a pot- Information/registration: www. homecoming soccer game at We Deliver luck supper on Friday, Sept. 13, at afsp.donordrive.com and navigate West Rutland School. Marble 6 p.m. Bring along a side dish, to AFSP community walks in Street from Campbell Street to Main Street, Castleton, VT • Open 7AM-8PM Daily salad or dessert and a friend. The Rutland. Main Street Park, 5 S. Main Street will be blocked off to center’s Bone Builders will serve Main St., Rutland, Vt. traffic. Games, vendors, food a pork roast. Following dinner, trucks and musical entertainment settle in for “Revived 45s Plus . . .” HIKE Green Mountain Club will will be provided by Phil Henry, the an evening of songs and music host a hike on Saturday, Sept. 14, West Rutland Alumni Rock Lab TAKE IT OUTSIDE from Mekenok and Hears Crow, along the Shrewsbury Ramble. and Satin & Steel. Bring a chair It’s a great deck night! who will preface each song with a This moderate, four-mile hike will and your dancing shoes. Cost: humorous story as they move start from Tim shanty to a triple Free. Information: Stan We’ve added a set of double doors to our deck to make it that through a few sea shanties and beaver pond then past the Jagodzinski at 802-438-2263. much easier to get outside and enjoy a frosty VT brew or some into rock n’ roll. Cost: $2 donato- Governor Clement shelter to crunchy appetizers while watching the sun set over downtown. in. Reservations required. Infor- Gilman Road. Group will leave ‘BALANCE’ In commemoration of mation/reservations: 802-468- from Main Street Park near the National Suicide Prevention Week Come check it out, beer and food specials every night! 3093. Castleton Community Cen- east end of the fire station off (Sept. 8-14), the Vermont Actor’s ter, 2108 Main St., Castleton, Vt. Center Street in Rutland at 9 a.m. Repertory Theatre will present a and from the Shrewsbury Town staged reading of “Balance” by SWING DANCE Stone Valley Arts Clerk’s office on Cold River Road Vermont playwright Jeanne at Fox Hill will host its last swing at 10 a.m. All are welcome. Bring Beckwith on Saturday, Sept. 14, dance class of the season on drinking water and lunch. from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Unitarian Friday, Sept. 13, from 6 to 7:30 Information: Gerry and Chryl Universalist Church in Rutland. A p.m. Richard Cormier and Sherri Martin at 802-492-2244. panel discussion will follow imme- McKirryher will happily help diately. “Balance” deals with the beginners learn the basic steps VISIBLE IN VERMONT loss, guilt, grief and hope in the “Home of the Big Slice” and will teach new moves to Bennington Museum will present face of suicide and does contain those who are ready to add a lit- “Visible in Vermont: Our Stories, some adult content. Cost: Free; tle finesse to their swing. Optional Our Voices” in its Works on Paper donations welcome. Information: dress? Sock hop, of course. The Gallery. The exhibit will open 802-353-0001. Unitarian class is fun and free. Information: Saturday, Sept. 14, and run Universalist Church, 117 West St., TINY TOWN HALL TOUR [email protected]. Stone through Monday, Dec. 30. This Rutland, Vt. Valley Arts at Fox Hill, 145 E. Main multi-generational photo and St., Poultney, Vt. story exhibition highlights the experiences of people of color liv- | SUN 9/15 | Rusty DeWees - The Logger SKY BLUE BOYS The Old ing and/or attending school in Firehouse in Tinmouth will pres- Vermont. Admission: $10 for WAR BOARD GAMES Actor/Comedian Rusty DeWees is known for ent the Sky Blue Boys in concert adults, $9 for seniors and stu- his The Logger persona–full-on comedian, Hubbardton Battlefield State on Friday, Sept. 13, at 7:30 p.m. dents, free for 18 and younger. burgeoning musician–Rusty’s one-man Historic Site will host an after- Doors will open at 7 p.m. The Sky Information: www.benningtonmu- noon of Revolutionary War table- comedy shows are best described as Blue Boys, made up of Banjo Dan Blue Collar Comedy meets Prairie Home seum.org. Bennington Museum, top board games on Sunday, and Willy Lindner, have a large 75 Main St., Bennington, Vt. Sept. 15, from 1 to 4 p.m. Site Companion. “:Easy to love the core Vermont repertoire of old ballads, parlor and New York Adirondack areas: I’ve played interpreters will offer several songs, heart songs and sacred COLOR RUN 2019 The Whitehall them deferentially, and with great affection strategy games and scenarios numbers. Coffee, tea and refresh- Central School will sponsor its dozens of times - area audiences feel like old annual Color Run 2019 on relating to the Northern friends at this point.” ments will be available. Campaign of the American Suggested donation: $10-$15; 90 Saturday, Sept. 14, at Whitehall Rust offers a glimpse: “For the Tiny Town Central School. Registration will Revolution, explain the games percent to the musicians, 10 per- and provide guidance. Games are Hall Tour I’ll perform an all-new set of original cent to the town for maintenance begin at 10:30 a.m. In addition to comedy and I’ll perform an original poignant the run, starting at 10:45 a.m., the geared toward those 12 and of the firehouse. The Old older. Admission included in the piece Vermont Farmers will especially Firehouse, 9 Mountain View Rd., Washington County Sheriff’s understand. I’ll throw in a classic Logger bit or regular site admission of $3 for Tinmouth, Vt. Department will be present to two, sing, play guitar and, of course, there will make free Sheriff’s IDs for kids. adults and free for children be crowd work-so don’t come late or sneeze if Cost: $20; includes a runner’s kit, younger than 15. Information: you don’t want to be in the show.” | SAT 9/14 | T-shirt, glasses, bracelet, color 802-273-2282. Hubbardton packet, stickers and tattoos. Water Battlefield State Historic Site, Saturday, September 28, 2019 NO LIMITS Bart Adaptive Sports also will be provided. All proceeds 5696 Monument Hill Rd., 7:30pm – 9:30pm Center will host the 11th annual will benefit PTA-sponsored activi- Hubbardton, Vt. LIMITED TICKETS! No Limits Fall Foliage Bike Ride ties for Whitehall Central School NATTY BUMPPO The Bennington Advance tickets $20.00 each $25.00 at the door on Saturday Sept. 14, at the Dana students throughout the year. Historical Society will host Thompson Memorial Park in Whitehall Central School, 87 Proceeds benef t the Unit 49 scholarship fund. Hoosick Township Historical Manchester Center, Vermont. The Buckley Rd., Whitehall, N.Y. Society director Joyce Brewer and event offers rides of 100, 60 and volunteer Corinne Eldred, who will American Legion Post 49 30 miles and a family fun ride of FOOD TRUCKS Head to down- town Bennington on Saturday, speak on Walloomsac resident 72 South Main St. • Fair Haven, VT 05743 9 miles through southern Nathaniel Shipman, aka Natty 802-265-7983 Vermont. Rides will begin at 7 Sept. 14, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Lakes Region FreePress - Friday, September 13, 2019 - 7

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Beer • Wine • 802 Liquors Growlers • Sandwiches • Pizza Slicing Boar’s Head Meats Bottle Redemption 206 Main Street Poultney, VT 802-884-8082 Rutland County Audubon Society will present its second annual wildlife art show, “Art Inspired by Nature,” at Stone Valley Arts at Fox Hill through Sunday, Sept. 29. (Above is a detail from a photograph from the show called “Dove on clothesline.”) The show will open with a free reception on Sunday, Sept. All proceeds will go to 15, from 3 to 5 p.m. Stone Valley Arts at Fox Hill, 145 E. Main St., Poultney, Vt. Fair Haven Concerned Free Apples Bumppo, on Sunday, Sept. 15, at Wednesdays through the fall. SBARDELLA ORCHARDS 2 p.m. at the Bennington | TUE 9/17 | Programs will begin with a 30-min- Orchard will be open one day only! Museum. Shipman, a noted hunt- ute video followed by lively discus- Sat., Sept. 14 th • 10am until 3pm er and trapper, was a close friend BIRD WALK Rutland County sion among participants about of the Mohican Indians and later how and why America was able to Our Macs are small and some are blemished this year. We also Audubon Society will host a bird- have Cortlands. Animal apples can be picked from designated became the inspiration for the ing walk on the Poultney River shift from a weak 13-colony coun- hero of James Fenimore Cooper’s try to an unprecedented global row or drops. We ask that you make a donation if possible. and Rail Trail, on Tuesday, Sept. Call Donna 802-236-2905 • www.sbardellaorchards.com “Leatherstocking Tales.” Talk is 17. Meet at the rail trail crossing power and influence. Free and free and open to the public. in Poultney at 7:30 a.m. Joel Tilley open to all; no registration needed. 141 Manchester Rd, Whitehall, NY Information: 802-447-1571. will lead a walk looking for fall Information: 802-468-3093. 5 minutes from Fair Haven, VT Park Bennington Museum, 75 W. Main warblers and other migrating Castleton Community Center, St., Bennington, Vt. birds. Bring water, bug repellent, 2108 Main St., Castleton, Vt. HUMAN RIGHTS Manchester binoculars, cameras and field Community Library will host a pre- guides, if you have them. The hike | | sentation on human trafficking by will be about 3 miles on easy ter- THU 9/19 PERRY’S Vermont House Representative rain at a slow pace with lots of MAIN STREET EATERY Linda Joy Sullivan, an internation- opportunities for observing and SENIOR HIKE Rutland ally renowned expert in the field, photographing. Information: Email Recreation and Parks Department Come to Perry’s Restaurant to take in on Sunday, Sept. 15, from 2 to 5 [email protected]. will sponsor a less strenuously the small-town charm where you’re treated p.m. at the library. “Human paced moderate 2-4-mile hike for like family and not just a customer. COOK BY THE BOOK seniors on Mount Philo in Trafficking Is Modern Day Slavery: Manchester Community Library Home-cooked food Charlotte on Thursday, Sept. 19. Training to Understand This will host its monthly Cook by the Open 7 days a week Meet at 9 a.m. at the Godnick Complex Issue and How We Can Book cookbook discussion group Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Center to car pool; return early to Help End This Crime Against on Tuesday, Sept. 17, from 2 to 3 Mastercard & Visa accepted mid-afternoon. Bring water and Humanity” is appropriate for the p.m. This month, the group will lunch, wear sturdy shoes and long 253 Main Street, Poultney, VT general public ages 18 and up. share tips on what to do with all sleeves/pants to guard against 802-287-5188 Registration: email events@mclvt. the fresh tomatoes this time of ticks and carry bug spray. Hikers org or call 802-549-4577. year. Participants also will discuss will climb 980 feet to view of the Manchester Community Library, their favorite food websites and Adirondacks and Lake Champlain 138 Cemetery Ave., Manchester will report on cookbooks they will on a moderate hike with some Center, Vt. be cooking from over the next steep sections. Information: Diane several months. This group is free HISTORY TALK Middletown Landwehr at 802-458-8114. and open to the public. Springs Historical Society will Godnick Adult Center, 1 Deer St., Information: 802-362-2607. meet on Sunday, Sept. 15, at 2 Rutland, Vt. p.m. After a dessert buffet and Manchester Community Library, business meeting, historian 138 Cemetery Ave., Manchester COUNTERCULTURE The Castleton Philip Crossman will give a pre- Center, Vt. Free Library will host a free presen- CATCH A BREAK tation by Yvonne Daley on “The We’ve got great deals all week at the sentation entitled “Frisbie’s Fair LAKE B’SEEN RESORTS Counterculture’s Impact on Fourth Lecture: Things Left Out of Haven Free Library will present Blue Cat on steak, burgers, pizza, wings, Vermont and Vermont’s Influence the History of Middletown, Don and Carol Thompson in a talk on the Counterculture Generation” beers and cocktails. Treat yourself to Vermont, 1867.” In early 1867, entitled “Resorts of Lake on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 7 p.m. In some good food and great company Judge Barnes Frisbie delivered 3 Bomoseen” on Tuesday, Sept. 17, the late 1960s and ‘70s thousands lectures to the citizens of at 7 p.m. Lake Bomoseen resorts and do it for a great price. of young urban migrants moved to Middletown, published later that and hotels employed many local The Blue Cat, it’s easy to love it here. Vermont, where they influenced year as the “History of residents for many years. The the state’s conservative culture Middletown, Vermont.” Crossman Thompsons will share information We’ll even do the dishes! while they were influenced them- The Blue Cat...It’s easy to love it here! will cover a few things that about the hotels and favorite sto- Friend us on Facebook! selves by Vermont’s longtime resi- Frisbie did not. Open to all. ries that they heard from inter- dents. Information: email castle- Main Street • Castleton Village, VT 05735 Information: 802-235-2376. views and their own research. [email protected] or call 802-468-2791 • www.bluecatcastleton.com Middletown Springs Historical Free and open to the public; 802-468-5574. Castleton Free Society, 4 Park Ave., Middletown refreshments will be served. Library is located on Main Street, Springs, Vt. Information: 802-265-8011. Fair Castleton, Vt. WILDLIFE ART Rutland County Haven Free Library, 107 N. Main Audubon Society will present its St., Fair Haven, Vt. FILM SERIES Lakes Region Film second annual wildlife art show, Society shows films on Thursdays WINE “Art Inspired by Nature,” at Stone | WED 9/18 | at 7 p.m. at the Wells Town Hall Valley Arts at Fox Hill through in Vermont. Films are a curated mix of best foreign movies, SHOPPING? Sunday, Sept. 29. The show will GREAT COURSES Castleton At Castleton open with a free reception on American award winners, clas- Community Center will host Joe sics, new films, documentaries Village Store you’ll Sunday, Sept. 15, from 3 to 5 Mark, who will facilitate the Great p.m. A birding talk will take place and comedies. LRFS is a nonprofit fi nd the lowest Course “America and the World: A organization and all are welcome. on Sunday, Sept. 22, from 2 to 4 Diplomatic History,” beginning prices around and p.m. On weekends, the show will Information: [email protected] Wednesday, Sept. 18, from 1:30 or 802-287-6101. Wells Town a huge selection... be open from 1 to 4 p.m. During to 3 p.m. The course will meet on the week, it will be open whenev- Hall, 108 Route 30, Wells, Vt. not to mention wine Main Street er the art center is. Information: assistance from Castleton birding@rutlandcountyaudubon. To have your non-profit event listed, email it to news@manches- org or 802-325-2603. Stone “Rob the Wine Guy”! Valley Arts at Fox Hill, 145 E. Main ternewspapers.com. Deadline is Friday at 10 a.m. for following week St., Poultney, Vt. publication. A complete listing of all Stepping Out calendar events is OPEN 7AM - 9PM DAILY 802 468-2213 available online at manchesternewspapers.com. www.CastletonVillageStore.com 8 - Friday, September 13, 2019 - The Lakes Region FreePress VNAHSR health & wellness programs B-17 ‘Aluminum Overcast’ in Vermont Sept. 20-22 VNA and Hospice of the The foot clinic is $10. No The purchase flights, Southwest Region provides appointment is necessary. Experimental call 800-359-6217 health clinics for Lakes For more information on Aircraft or visit www. Region residents. these clinics, call 802-770-1536. Association’s B17.org. VNAHSR will host the fol- Bereavement groups facili- Green Mountain And on lowing blood pressure and tated by VNAHSR office chap- Flyers will host a Saturday, Sept. foot care clinics: Tuesday, lain Rev. Andrew Carlson once-in-a-lifetime 21, beginning at Sept. 17, 11 a.m., Conant meet Mondays at 5 p.m. at opportunity to 1 p.m., the Square, Brandon; Wednesday, Bromley Manor Chapel, 2595 view and ride in a Green Mountain Sept. 18, 9 a.m., Dorset office Depot St., Manchester Center, B-17 bomber at Flyers will host of VNAHSR; Wednesday, and on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. at Rutland-Southern a Young Eagles Sept. 18, 9 a.m., Sheldon Grace Congregational Vermont Regional rally, weather Towers, Rutland; Wednesday, Church, 8 Court St., Rutland. Airport on permitting, at Sept. 18, 11 a.m., Linden These groups are free and Friday-Sunday, the airport. Terrace, Rutland; Thursday, open to the public. Sept. 20-22. The Young Sept. 19, 10 a.m., Maple For more information on The EAA’s own Eagles program Village, Rutland. the groups, call 802-770-1613. B-17, “Aluminum “Aluminum Overcast” in flight offers a free Overcast,” is one tory from the air, or take a flight in small of 11 still flying out of 12,731 ground tour during the after- aircraft to introduce young West Rutland block party Sept. 14 that were built. This beautiful- noons. people ages 8 to 17 to the world ly restored World War II living Cost for ground tours is $10 of aviation and inspire them to The Town of West Rutland trucks and musical entertain- history museum has been tour- for individual tickets, $20 for a reach to new heights. A parent will host its second annual com- ment will be provided by Phil ing the United States for 25 family, free for veterans and or guardian must be on hand to munity block party on Saturday, Henry, the West Rutland years, providing a remarkable active military personnel. sign waivers for the children’s Sept. 14, from 4 to 9 p.m. Alumni Rock Lab and Satin & connection to the past. Discounts for school groups. flights. The party will take place on Steel. Bring a chair and your “Aluminum Overcast” will Advance-purchase flights For more information about the town hall green and Marble dancing shoes. make its first-ever appearance are $409 for EAA members and the rally, call 802-259-3749 or Street immediately following Admission to the party is in Vermont courtesy of EAA $449 for nonmembers. Price email [email protected]. the homecoming soccer game free. Chapter 968, the Green will be $26 higher at the event. Rutland-Southern Vermont at West Rutland School. Marble For more information, call Mountain Flyers. Nonmember price covers a one- Regional Airport is located at Street from Campbell Street to Stan Jagodzinski, event coordi- Visitors can purchase rides year membership to EAA. 1002 Airport Rd., North Main Street will be blocked off nator for West Rutland, at 802- in the B-17 and experience his- For more information or to Clarendon, Vermont. to traffic. Games, vendors, food 438-2263. Castleton, Rutland receive Vermont development grants Vermont Governor Phil Scott The Vermont Department of Community Development com- joined local, state and federal Housing and Community missioner Josh Hanford. “It is a partners last week to announce Development awards approxi- privilege to work with so many over $2.7 million in community mately $7 million annually in communities as well as federal, development grants to ten com- competitive grants to Vermont cit- state and local partners to get munities in six different counties ies and towns. these projects underway and throughout the state. The grants are funded through strengthen the communities we “These grants allow a commu- the federal Community all call home.” nity to identify its own needs and Development Block Grant Vermont’s congressional dele- work with partners to make it Program, administered by the U.S. gation has been steadfast in sup- happen, which is an approach that Department of Housing and porting the funding that makes makes a lot of sense and has been Urban Development. the program possible. Senator successful,” said Scott. “Through Funding is targeted to address Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), Senator new housing, improved infra- the needs of lower-income Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and structure, restored historic build- Vermonters and represents a true Congressman Peter Welch (D-Vt.) ings and greater support services partnership between the federal, congratulated Wednesday’s recipi- to the most vulnerable families, state and local government. ents, adding, in a joint statement: these grants strengthen “This is real on-the-ground “Congratulations to the towns Vermont’s communities, and action that addresses pressing and cities receiving these awards. when paired with local tax incen- issues within communities across Rural development works best tives generate economic activity Vermont,” said Vermont when communities invest in cre- to help them grow.” Department of Housing and ative and bold initiatives that meet their unique local needs. We see this tailored approach in these D. DORR SEPTIC SERVICE ten projects.” • Septic Tank Pumping • Portable Toilet Rentals Barre, Brattleboro, Guilford, Milton, Montpelier, Newport, St. • High Pressure Line Jetting Alban’s and Williston received • New Septic Systems Installed grants, ranging in amount from • Repairs to Old Systems $24,463 to $850,000. Closer to home, the Town of Castleton received a $130,000 subgrant to Castleton University to create a public childcare center on the university campus, renovate a campus struc- ture for this purpose and create an outdoor playground; and the City of Rutland received a $15,000 grant to conduct a market analy- For Any Drainage Failure 802-362-2344 sis and develop a strategic plan Manchester Center, VT for the Special Benefits District of Downtown Rutland. Eco Environmental/Friendly Seniors $15 EACH - ALL SIZES Used but not abused tires. “No junkyard tires here.”

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First Lake Wise Award on Lake St. Catherine Manchester tai chi to start Sept. 17 The Lake St. Catherine have met them, it sounds as Association and the Poultney though they love their home on Tai chi chuan and chi is a personal trainer. Prior Mettowee Natural Resources the lake and the time they get to kung classes will resume at to retiring to this area, Clark Conservation District spend here and they contribute Manchester Community taught group and private announced the first property on in many ways to the health of Library on Tuesday, Sept. 17, classes throughout New Lake St. Catherine to be selected the lake and the community of from 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. in the York and Connecticut. He for a Lake Wise Award. property owners around the Hunter Community Room. currently teaches classes at Lake Wise is a program lake. They have served in vari- The class will meet weekly. Heart of the Village Yoga developed by Vermont’s Lakes ous capacities on the Lake Many studies tout the studio in Manchester Center and Ponds Program to recognize Association and actively partici- benefits of tai chi and chi and at Bennington Recovery outstanding efforts by home- pate in community-building kung. The slow gentle Network. owners who live along a lake- events.” stretching and postures help All levels are welcome. shore to protect the water quali- Solomon went on to mention to improve balance, reduce Participants should wear ty and habitat along the shore- how the association and the con- the fear and incidence of comfortable clothing. line and within the near-shore servation district work with falls, increase blood flow, There is a suggested area of the lake. homeowners to assist them with decrease blood pressure and donation of $5-$10 per class, Four categories are assessed: creating wider, more natural improve nerve function, flex- with proceeds benefiting the Sylvia and Harry Bingham, The driveway and parking area; buffers; less overall lawn area; ibility, strength, brain plas- library. the structure, which includes recipients of the first Lake St. no-mow zones; narrower paths ticity and awareness. For more information, roof, drainage, and septic; the Catherine Lake Wise Award to the lake; leaving duff and Instructor Nelson Clark call 802-362-2607. recreation area, meaning the mulch in place; maintaining has been teaching tai chi Manchester Community a lovely property with many lawn/footprint of non-natural, septic tanks and leach fields and chuan and chi kung since Library is located at 138 natural features including a high-use yard areas; and the other activities that will help 1990. He also holds a license Cemetery Ave., Manchester diversity of trees and shrubs; a shoreline buffer area. maintain the lake. as a massage therapist and Center, Vermont. very natural shoreline toward The goal of the Lake Wise The Lake St. Catherine Oxbow Bay; nice gardens which program, from the Lake Wise Association and the Poultney also infiltrate stormwater, and a website state that it wants to Mettowee Natural Resources St. David’s Anglican Church patio with areas between the “establish a new normal, a new Conservation District want to 150 Main Street Poultney stones to infiltrate water, as culture of lakeshore landscap- help other Lake St. Catherine Sunday Service of Holy Communion - 10:00 a.m. well. This summer, they added ing that is proven to help protect property owners earn the Lake Check our website for other services & more information about us: shrubs to both shorelines www.stdavidsvt.org the lake. A property that earns Wise Award. To have a property Te Rev. James R. Hogan, Pastor through the LEAP program, as Timeless Faith the Lake Wise Award will repre- assessed or for more informa- Traditional Worship tel. 802-265-2206 or [email protected] they continue to build and main- sent a ‘model’ shoreland proper- tion, email info@lakestcathe- tain their plantings. ty. The Lake Wise Award certi- rine.org. “From the short time that I fies a property is well managed, using shoreland Best SCRAP METAL RECYCLING Management Practices, and is maintained to care for the lake.” On Friday, Sept. 8, represen- tatives from the association and BBRUSORUSO’’SS the conservation district gath- VINYL SIDING ered at Sylvia and Harry Bingham’s camp on Peninsula George Bruso Drive to present them with the WE PAY CASH EVERY TIME! Lake Wise award – the first 518-380-0657 • Whitehall, NY awarded on Lake St. Catherine. DRIVE-ON SCALE! ON-SITE During the presentation of Vehicles bought SCRAP METAL Ask about our the award to the Binghams, the York Street Auto Guaranteed by weight. DISMANTLING & REMOVAL Credit Approval Poultney Mettowee Natural Established 1989 Resources Conservation VEHICLES ï SCRAP METAL District’s Hilary Solomon said: FULL SERVICE AUTO REPAIR HEAVY EQUIPMENT “I am very pleased to present USED CAR SALES TITLE NOT NEEDED this Lake Wise Award to Sylvia • BRASS • COPPER • ALUMINUM All our used vehicles come BATTERIES • STEEL and Harry Bingham. They have FOREIGN & DOMESTIC REPAIRS from Southern New Jersey, TIRES • BRAKES • SUSPENSION WORK Southern Pennsylvania, Delaware, North Carolina 112 DeKalb Road, Granville, NY 12832 EXHAUST • VT STATE INSPECTIONS and Long Island. Monday-Friday 8-5, Saturday 8-12 Story and song in 468 York Street, Poultney, VT Wells Sept. 21 802.287.5851 • www.yorkstreetauto.com 518-642-3063 or 642-3036 On Saturday, Sept. 21, at 6 p.m., Wells United Methodist Being Pain-Free Has Made Church will host an evening of story and song remembering James Rowe, a resident of Wells a Huge Difference For Me in the early 20th century who wrote over 9,000 hymns, includ- “Now I can walk with confdence. I can garden, play ing “Love Lifted Me.” American songwriter and with my dogs, take care of my pigs. Tese procedures lyricist Rowe also worked as music publisher. He was born have been almost life-changing in giving me the January 1, 1865, in Horrabridge, opportunity to do the things that I like to do without Devonshire, United Kingdom, and died on November 10, 1933, pain. My care at Rutland Regional Medical Center in Wells, Vermont. The evening will include was excellent. Tey were kind, considerate and 100-year-old recordings of respectful. I highly recommend them.” Rowe’s songs played on an Edison phonograph. Amanda Bodell, Waltham, Vermont For more information, call 518-642-2672. Wells United Methodist Watch Amanda’s video at http://bit.ly/RRMCPatientStories Church is located at 2 E. Wells Rd., Wells, Vermont. SEPTIC PUMPING & Portable Toilets DORAN BROS. INC. Fair Haven, VT 3 Albert Cree Drive, Rutland, VT 1-800-735-4724 802.775.2937 160 Allen Street, Rutland, VT www.vermontorthoclinic.org www.RRMC.org | 802.775.7111 10 - Friday, September 13, 2019 - The Lakes Region FreePress HELP! St. Stanislaus Rutland to host Polish dinner Sept. 22 Help at Home The parishioners from 4 p.m. until sold I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!® of St. Stanislaus out. Get HELP fast, 24/7, Church will host Tickets are limited Help in Shower anywhere with . their annual Polish and must be ordered with GPS! • FREE Shipping dinner on Sunday, prior to the dinner, so • FREE Use of Equipment Sept. 22, at 4 p.m. call soon to reserve a • FREE First Aid Kit with order The menu will place. Cost is $15 for Batteries NEVER Need Charging. Help On-the-Go feature pierogi with adults/take-out and Call for a FREE brochure: 1-800-509-4544 cheese or sauer- $7 for children young- SAVING A LIFE *A life saved is when a subscriber has an emergency home alone, is not able kraut filling; golab- er than 12. EVERY 11 MINUTES!* to reach a phone, activates the system, and Life Alert dispatches help. ki, a hearty meat For tickets or more and rice filling Volunteers at St. Stanislaus in 2018 information, call Ceil wrapped in fresh Scott at 802-438-5689 cabbage leaf; kapus- cious pies and desserts made or email mrec- ta, a tangy baked sauerkraut by the church’s parishioners. [email protected]. dish; and kielbasa, ham, pota- The parish also will be sell- St. Stanislaus Parish Hall is toes, beets and pickles . . . all ing frozen pierogi at the West located on the corner of made from secret recipes. Rutland community block Barnes and Main streets, West And, of course, no meal will party on Saturday, Sept. 14, Rutland, Vermont. be complete without the deli- Lara Herscovitch to perform at Brandon Music Sept. 21 Brandon Music will wel- She has appeared as a guest on come songwriter-poet-perform- “A Prairie Home Companion” er Lara Herscovitch on with Garrison Keillor and Saturday, Sept. 21, at 7:30 p.m. tours from Maine to Miami. Herscovitch creates master- Don’t forget too that there is ful contemporary folk with the opportunity to enjoy one of blues, pop and jazz influences. Vicky’s delicious three-course “Sound Waves Magazine” meals served before each per- described her music as “expert- formance. Vicky posts a new ly written prose . . . songwrit- menu each week on the ing at its best . . . good for your Brandon Music Facebook page. ears AND your soul” delivered Tickets are $20; pre-concert with a voice “Performer dinner is $25. Reservations are Magazine” called “clear and required for dinner and recom- smooth like expensive liquor.” Lara Herscovitch mended for the concert. Brandon Music is a BYOB venue. For more information and reservations, call Edna at 802- 247-4295 or email info@bran- Monarch don-music.net. Sheet Metal Shop Rake, Drip, Valleys and Flashing Pre-Bent and Ready - No Waiting Time Counterculture at • All Types of Custom Work • Sheets of galvanized, aluminum, Castleton Sept. 19 stainless and copper The Castleton Free Library ALWAYS IN STOCK will host a presentation by 209 Riverside Heights, Manchester Center, VT Yvonne Daley on “The Counterculture’s Impact on 802-362-2344 Vermont and Vermont’s Influence on the Counterculture Generation” on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 7 p.m. In the late 1960s and ’70s thousands of young migrants, largely from the cities and sub- One Hip & One Knee urbs of New York and Massachusetts, turned their backs on the establishment of “I used to be exhausted because I the 1950s and moved to the back woods, small towns and cities of had to think about every step I took. rural Vermont, spawning a revo- lution that impacted the state’s I was afraid that something was politics, agriculture, education, business practices and culture. going to slip or something was going While the movement brought to happen. I didn’t really realize hippies, organic farmers, politi- cal radicals and free thinkers to what the pain was doing to my life what was then one of the nation’s most conservative until I wasn’t in pain anymore.” states, the newcomers were in turn influenced by longtime res- Amanda Bodell, Waltham Vermont idents and their practical les- sons in rural living. The result is a most interest- Watch Amanda’s video at ing state, one that blends pro- http://bit.ly/RRMCPatientStories gressive and conservative val- ues and ideas. Author Daley will discuss this fascinating time in Vermont’s history and its impact today. This event is free, open to all and accessible by the library’s 160 Allen Street, Rutland, VT | www.RRMC.org | 802.775.7111 north entrance. Light refresh- ments will be served following the program. For more information, email [email protected] 3 Albert Cree Drive, Rutland, VT or call 802-468-5574. 802.775.2937 Castleton Free Library is www.vermontorthoclinic.org located on Main Street, Castleton, Vermont. The Lakes Region FreePress - Friday, September 13, 2019 - 11 classifieds CALL: 1-800-354-4232 EMAIL: [email protected]

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