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C4 Rutland Daily Herald WOOkOfld Friday, February 27, 2004 Whats Shades of Harlem in Woodstock Happening set in Rupert RUPERT On Saturday, Feb. 28, the Rupert Fire Department WOODSTOCK In celebration of Black History Month, the original Broadway production of Duke Ellingtons Sophisticated earned her tours with Belafonte and Gregory Hines. will hold a baked ham and bean supper. The meal will include smoked ham with maple syrup, mashed potatoes, green beans, apple sauce, home-baked beans and desserts. The desserts will include death bv chocolate, maple syrup bread pua-ding, Megs carrot cake and cheesecake.

Beverages will include coffee, tea, water and punch. The cost is $7 for adults, and $4 for children under 12. Children under 5 eat for free. For more information, call Debbie Baker at 394-7816. On the day of the dinner, call 394-7844.

Harry Shades of Harlem has enjoyed success in venues around the United States and the world. They have entertained in venues throughout Italy, Monte Carlo, Lithuania, Japan and at Chicagos famed New Regal Theater. Tickets cost $22 for adults and $12 for children. They are available by calling Pentangle at 457-3981. As part of Pentangles Celebrate Black History Month, Dartmouth professor Bill Cook will present a free talk on the Harlem Renaissance at 4 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 28. The film, Great Day in Harlem will also be shown at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 28.

Ladies, was recruited to be the male interloper for Shades of Harlems trip down memory lane in the 1983 performance. The show was rewritten and expanded before moving to New York, where it opened for a sold out one-night only performance. Because of the shows popularity; they were invited to perform at the worid famous Village Gate on 52nd Street in New York City where they had an eight-month run. A starring role for acclaimed jazz vocalist, Branice McKenzie was created to add even more perspective to the show. McKenzies four-octave range Pentangle presents Shades of Harlem: The Cotton Club Musical at the Pentangle Town Hall Theatre in Woodstock at 7:30 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 27. Shades of Harlem founder Jeree Wade will perform at the show. Wade said she created the show as a tribute to the Harlem she had heard about and longed to know while growing up as a performer after the renaissance had passed. She recruited Frank Owen to do the music, and the show was first Serformed to an enthusiastic town University audience in 1983.

Ty Stephens, who performed in Musical inspired by Dr. Seuss SAXTONS RIVER Vermont Academy students vyill present the musical Seussical on Friday, Feb. 27 and Saturday, Feb. 28, in Fuller Auditorium at 8 p.m. Inspired by the books of Dr.

Seuss, Seussical tells the strange tale of an elephant that discovers a planet on a speck of dust, of a bird that grows a tail so long she cant fly, and of a child who dares to dream. For ticket information contact Eric, Robinson at Teen Dance on Saturday There will be a Teen Dance sponsored by the Boys Girls Club -of Rutland County on Saturday, Feb. 28, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Dana Recreation Center on East Center Street in Rutland. The dance is open to teenagers age 12 to 18.

DJ George Covalla will provide music for the event. Club members pay a $2 admission fee, which includes refreshments. A current club member who brings a new member will be admitted for free. For new members, the entry fee is $10, which includes admission to the dance, refreshments and a years membership in the club. The dance will be chaperoned by parents, staff and volunteers.

There will also be a security guard. Those attending must wear school or club attire and no one will be allowed to re-enter once they leave the dance. For more information, call Melanie McCabe at 747-4944. Healing is focus of drum event Drum Journeys of Earth will present Drink at the Well: A Community Gathering for the Healing of Spirit, Mind and Body, Saturday, Feb. 28, from 7 to 9 p.m.

at Mountain Yoga, 135 North Main Rutland. The community is invited to experience the healing power of sound, rhythm and the human voice in a safe, contemplative atmosphere. A variety of sound experiences will be presented. Each one will be followed by a period of silence to give everyone time to absorb and observe the effects of sounds chosen specifically for their healing qualities. Instruments used will include drum, flute, hand percussion and voice.

This event is free and open to the public. For information, call Mountain Yoga at 773-5045. iop KZiSie Reasonable Rates Professional Lighting Extensive Music Library Free Consultation Its Not A Party Till You Let The Dog In (802) 775-3627 Toll Free (888) 403-7155 DiPrete Promotions, Inc. 120 Tables WEST LEBANON, NH GUN SHOW CROSSROADS ARTS COUNCIL FEBRUARY 28-29, 2004 39 East Center 8tist UM VI 06701 phone 802.775.5413 Friday. Feb.

27, 2004 THE FIRESIDE INN AIRPORT ROAD 1-89 EXIT 20 Saturday 9-5 Sunday 9-2 Dear Fellow Rutlanders, Admission $5.00 (603) 225-3846 www.dipromo.com Two generations of Rutland school children have enjoyed a vibrant array of performing arts presented by Crossroads Arts Council. Crossroads has brought the sounds of Jazz, Caun fiddles and the pageantry of opera to our schools. Students have benefited from the energy of Mexican dance, the unique music and instruments of Vietnam, Jugglers, story talera, magicians, acrobats, singers Hundreds of artists from all over the worid have not only performed for our kids, but have explained, encouraged and Informed. You can help Crossroads continue its mission to present our children with the highest level of arts by voting YES on March 2nd tar Crossroads' request for financial support of Its educational series. With local school budgets stretched to the limit, your support win keep the magic of the arts alhre In Rutland schools.

Together we crsatt a better place to Ive, work end learn with and through the art. Thank you for your suppott. Wa look forward to aeelng you soon at a Crossroads SATURDAY NIGHf MUSIC DANCING with FRIDAY NIGHT KARAOKE with MIKE KEITH production. V. FUN, PRIZES MORE PHATKATDJs THE LOUNGE AT HOLIDAY INN 775-7911 476 U.S.

RT. 7 SOUTH RUTLAND 9PM Sincerely, The Crossroads Aits Council Board and Staff iLBHiils lull ills 1 1 iiijiils itijiils loiol until 1010I mini 1010 NOTICE OF TAX BALE STATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT OF VERMONT, 88 PROBATE COURT NOTICE OF NAME CHANGE At the Probate Court In said District, on the 24th day ol February, 2004, pursuant to the provision! ol 15 V.S.A. St 1, it thi nami ot Jiramlm Jitiki Elllcott ol North Chlttindin, Varmont waa changed to Jeaalca Jltaka Elllcott. It la ORDERED that notice ot such change ot name be published once a week tor two tucoeasiv weeks In the Rutland Herald. Dated at Rutland, Vermont this 24th day ot February, 2004.

KEVIN P. CANDON, JUDGE PUBLICATION DATES: 22704 6 3604 TOWN OF CASTLETON PUBLIC NOTICE Tpwn Reports are available at eevsral plaots around Town. They are at the Town Offices, Caetlaton Village Store, Birdseye Diner, Special Effect, Prunler1 Market, Dunkln Donut Exxon, Caetleton Cornert Dell Cltgo, Caetleton Comer Convenience Store, Beverage King, Caetleton Beauty Shop end Gilmore's Home Center. Smith Auto Parts. Old Homestead Community Center, Lakes Region Laundromat, Lakeside Country Store, Julie's Heir Styling, Country Coiffures.

Thank you to 11 lor your participation and dietrtbu-tion ot these reports. NOTICE OF TAX EALE The reeldent and non-resident owners, lien holders and mortgage of property In the Town of Rupert, In the county of Bennington and State of Vermont, are hereby notified that the text! assessed by such Town for the 2002 -2003 tax year remain, either In whole or In pen, unpaid on the following desortbed property In eueh Town, to wit: It being all end the earn lands and premia conveyed to William H. Meyer and Berth I. Meyer by Warranty Deed ot Mery Meyer, dated October 1, 1953 and recorded on October 2, 1903 in Book 31 at Pag 310 ot the Rupert Lend Rsoords. And puriuant to 32 V.S.

such property will be sold et public auction et tha Rupert Town Office, a public place located at 167 East Street In the Village, ot West Rupert, on the 15th day of March, 2004, at three In the afternoon, as shall be requisite to discharge such taxes with costa, unless previously paid. Dated at Dorset, Vermont this 10th day ot February, 2004. EDWIN TOBIN Collector of Delinquent Texes The resident and non-resident owners, lien holders and mortgagee of property In the Town ot Rupert, In the county of Bennington and State ot Vermont, are hereby notified that the taxes aeaeseed by uch Town for the 2002 -2003 tax year remain, either In whole or In part, unpaid on the following described property In such Town, to wit: It being ell end the same lands and premise conveyed to Richard L. Plunkett (now deceased) and Francia J. Plunkett by Warranty Deed of Robert C.

Lourla and Eleanor M. Lourla, dated July 24, 1961 ehd recorded on August 1, 1981 In Book 35 at Pag 517 ot the Rupert Land Record. And pursuant to 32 V.8. such property will be aold at public euction at the Rupert Town Office, a public place looated at 187 Eaat Street In the Village ot West Rupert, on the 15th day ol March, 2004, at three In the afternoon, as shall be requisite to discharge such taxes with coats, unless previously paid. Dated at Dorset, Vermont this 10th day ot February, 2004.

EDWIN TOBIN Collector of Delinquent Taxes NOTICE OF TAX SALE The reeldent and non-reaident owner, lien holder! and mortgagee ot property In the Town of Rupert, In the county of Bennington and State of Vermont, are hereby notified that the taxes aseeseed by such Town tor the 2002 2003 tax year remain, either In whole or in part, unpaid on the following described property In such Town, to wit: It being all and the earn lend and premises described In the Warranty Deed of Mel-ford Charles Blbent to Mel-ford Charles Blbens and Carol B. Blbens dated April 28. 1981 and recorded on April 29, 1981 In Book 35 at Pag 453 ot the Rupert Land Records. And pureuanl to 32 V.S. such property will be sold at public auction at the Rupert Town Office, a public place located at 187 East Street In the Village ot West Rupert, on the 15th day ot March, 2004, at three In the afternoon, as shall be requisite to discharge such taxes with costs, unless previously paid.

Dated at Dorset, Vermont thl 10th day ot February, 2004. EDWIN TOBIN Collector of Delinquent Taxes HERALD I II iMarketpIfli 747-1 NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC HEARING AND BID TO PROVIDE 8ERVICE8 MARBLE VALLEY REGIONAL TRANSIT DISTRICT Marble Valley Regional Tranalt District (MVRTD) gives notice that tha opportunity la offered for a public hearing to consider a project located In Rutland County, Vermont for which financial assistance it being ought through tha Vermont Department of Aging and Disabilities from tha Federal Transit Administration under tha Section 5310 program. Project is described as follows: MVRTD would administer Federal operation funds to provide specific transportation services to elders and persons with disabilities Including transportation to and from medical appointments, meal site, shopping and other essential life services not to exceed the cost of $297,803 for FY05. Persons desiring a hearing to be held should submit written requests to Ellen Atkinson at MTRTD and to tha Vermont Department of Aging and Disabilities by 4:00 pm on Friday, March 12, 2004. Upon receipt of a request, the date of Wednesday, March 17, 2004 at 10:00 am will be available for a hearing, Persons desiring to make written comments should forward same to the addresses below by 4:00 pm on March 12, 2004 A copy of tha application for this federal grant may be seen at the Spruce Street location of MVRTD.

Transit Provider Marble VaHey Regional Transit District 158 Spruce Street, Rutland, VT 05701 (802) 773-3244 late 8 rarmontel.net State Agency: Julie Trottter, ILP Administration Vermont Department ot Aging end DreabMM. 103 South Main Street, Waterbury, VT 05671-2301 DEPARTMENT OF BUiLOINQS AND GENERAL 8ERVICE8 STATE OF VERMONT CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT SALE Purchasing and Contract Administration on behalf of the Division of tha Blind is selling cafeteria equipment currently located at 120 State Street, in the basement cafeteria. Tha equipment will be sold in lot form. Companies are invited to submit a bid fro the purchase and removal of ha equipment at 120 State Street in Montpelier, Vermont. Bids will be received by Purchasing and Contract Administration at 1078 US Route 2-Middlesex, Drawer 33, Montpelier, Vermont, 05633 or by calling 802-828-2211.

There will be a mandatory viewing of the equipment at the site on March 9, 2004 from 10.00 a m. to 12:00 p.me. Bidders attention If directed NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND HEARING ACT 250 MINOR APPLICATION 10 V.8.A. 88 6001-8092 On February 23, 2004, Alice Htynes Stein Living Trust, Alice Haynes, Stein, Trustee, 125 Moment Avenue, Apartment 402, Sente Mortice, CA 90403, tiled Application H2W0035-1 tor a project described as the previous creation ot three tote (Lot A 11.1 acres, Lot 10.7 scree, Lot 22.3 acres) and the previous construction of a single family residence on Lot of the Gale Meadow Pond Associates subdivision. The project Is located off Heven Hill Road In Londonderry.

The District 2 Environmental Commission will review this application under Environmental Board Rule 51 Minor Applications. A propoeed permit Is available at the Commissions office and has been distributed to the statutory parties. Findings of Feet and Conclusion of Lew will not be prepared unless a public hearing is requested. No hearing will be held unto, on or before March 16, 2004, a party notifies the District Environmental Commission of an issue or Issues requiring the presentation ot evidence at the hearing or the commlaalon sets the matter tor hearing on He own motion. Any hearing request shall be In writing to the eddress below end than state with speefftetty why a hearing It required and what eddffionel evidence will be presented.

Prior to convening the hearing, the District Environmental Commission shell determine that substantive Issues requiring hearing have been raised. If the District Commission determines that hearing Is required, the hearing will be held on March 23, 2004, or as soon at pos- VERMONT ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD 10 V.S.A. Ch. 161 ACT 280 NOTICE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE Re: Okemo Limited Liability Company Land Us Permit H2S0351-24B- EB Docket 843 On January 8, 2004, the District 2 Environmental Commission (Commission) Issued Land Use Peimlt 2S03S1-24B (Permit) and accompanying Findings of Fact, Conclusion ot lew and Order (Decision) to Okemo Limited Liability Company and Ludlow Housing Associates and Breed Properties II Limited Partnership (Permittees). The Permit authorizes the expansion of the existing Okemo snowmaking pond end dam in Ludlow, Vermont (Projact).

On January 27, 2004, Mt. Holly Mountain Watch (MHMW) tiled an appea. with the Environmental Board (Board) Irom the Permit and Decision, alleging that the Commlaalon erred In denying It party status under Environmental Board Rule (EBR) 14(B)(1) and 14(B)(2) as to several criteria. Tha Chair ot the Board, or her delegate, will hold a prehearing conlerenoe in this matter on Tuesday, March 9, 2004, el 2:00 p.m., at the Environmental Board's Conference Room, National Life Record Center Building, National LN Drive, Montpelier, Vermont 08620-3201. 11 the Commission granted you party status end this grant ha not been appealed, and you wish to continue to paffidpats In thl matter, you muat either attend the prehearing conference or, belore the preheartng conference it held, notify the Board In writing of your continued interest.

If you did not seek party statue in this matter before the Commission, or if your party status it an issue on appeal, and yo with to participate as a party, you must file written party status petition at or before the preheerlng conference. Party statue petitions muet meet the requirement! of EBR 14 Failure to present timely party status petition, without a demonetretlon of good cause to the contrary, waives alt rights to party statue andor further notice of thee proceeding. Thoe stautory parties which are Indentllled In EBR HX1H4) who wish to participate In thle matter should Inform the Board If thle Internet before the prehearing oon-lerenc but need not At party status petition. All document (Had with the Board muet Include an ortgktel and ten (10) copies, a certificate of service end be served on in persont on the service list. Contact the person below It you have any question.

Dated el Montpelier. Vermont this 24th day ot February, 2004. John Haten, General Couneel, Environmental Board (602-8285444) NOTICE Of IAX SALE The resident and non-reaident owners, Men holdere end mortgagee ot property In the Town ol Rupert, In the county of Bennington and State ol Vermont, are hereby notified that the taxes aseeseed by such Town tor the 2002 2003 tax year remain, either In whole or In part, unpaid on the following described property In such Town, to wit: It being all and the asm lands and premiaea conveyed to Michael Henderer and Ralph A. Henderer by Warranty Deed ot Edmund L. Farrttor, Sr and Regina Farrttor, dated December 1, 1994 and recorded on December 5, 1994 in Book 46 at Page 466 of the Ripen Land Records And pursuant to 32 V.S.

such property will be aotd at public auction at the Rupert Town Office, a public piece located at 187 Eaat Street in the Village I West Rupert, on the 15th day ot March, 2004, at three In the altamoon, as shell be requisite to discharge such taxes with costs, unless previously paid. Should a hearing be on this project end you have a disability tor which you are going to need accommodation, please notify ue by March 16. 2004. Parties entitled to participate ere the Municipality, the Municipal Planning Commission, the Regional Planning CommWon. adjoining property owners and other Interested persona grimed party status pursuant to Board Rule 14(B).

Dated at Springfield, Vermont, on February 26, 2004. 1 The successful bidder will be responsible for all labor, equipment and material necessary to remove the cafeteria equipment. 2. Proof of General Liability Insurance and a certified check will be required from the successful bidder prior to any equipment being removed. 3 The cafeteria equipment must be removed no later than March 31.

2004 Please contact Debbie Dameor.a at 802828-5784 should you have any questions Dated Rutland, County ot Rutland and State ot Vermont thi 28th day ot February 2004 Ellen Atkinaon Project Coordinator By Unde Matteaon Assistant District 2 Coordinator 100 Mineral Street. Suite 306 Springfield, VT 05156-31 68 Tel: 602-055-8843 Dated at Dorset, Vermont this 10th day ot Februety, 2004. EDWIN TOBIN Collector of Delinquent Taxes I.