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or dam) down to the point where the turbine may be located; —the quantity of water flow available in cubic feet per minute (minimum flow and measurements at other times of the year are helpful);

—distance from powerhouse to where electric current will be used;

—estimated number of electrical outlets and appliances to be used.

RLEP notes that generating electricity from water power does not pollute the environment since there is no smoke or destructive waste. It uses a renewable resource which is as constant as the rain. And the basic power source is free.

For further information, contact James Leffel and Co., Springfield, Ohio 45501.

Dressage

Clinics

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Emery Hall, Sperryville, recently inaugurated a monthly series of two-day dressage clinics with R judge Renata Ruzick of Slate Mills.

Mrs. Ruzick worked with several small groups on walk, trot and canter, as well as on turns on the forehand, and shoulder-in.

Though the Ruzick clinics are intended to be a continuing series through the winter months, it is still possible for riders to enter their horses in the next session to be offered at Emery Hall in mid-October.

In addition to the dressage series, Emery Hall will also host special clinics in combined training with USET trainee Torrance Watkins and other riders and-or coaches of that caliber.

For further information call 703-987-8172 or 703-9878721.

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