Eastman Brass Ensemble at College Tonight
The Bennington College Music Division presents a concert at 8:15 in the Carriage Barn featuring the Eastman Brass Ensemble with first performances by Vivian Fine and Louis Calabro faculty works. Frank Baker and Gunnar Schonbeck are soloists for the new pieces, joined by the Harwood Hill Mob Cello Quartet and the Choral Ensemble.
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Bennington College Music Division
Vivian Fine
Louis Calabro
Eastman Brass Ensemble
Eastman School of Music
Eastman Wind Ensemble
Donald Hunsberger
Eastman
State University At Potsdam
Marine Band
Washington, D.C
Music Corporation of America
Miss Fine
Frank Baker
Ravisonanasle
Gunnar Schonbeck
Giovanni Gabrielli
Alexandre Tansman
Harwood Hill Mob
AAUW Plans Orient Travel Seminar for 1970
The American Association of University Women will sponsor the first AAUW-IFUW travel seminar to the Orient from July 23 to August 13, 1970. It includes nine days in Japan, plus time in Korea, Hong Kong, and Manila with seminars for members. Cost runs just under $1,000, with 30 slots. Deposit of $100 reserves a place. send to AAUW World Problems Office in Washington DC.
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The
American Association of University Women
Aauw-Ifuw
Orient
Japan
Korea
Hong Kong
Philippines
AAUW
San Francisco
Manila
International Federation of University Women Associations
Aauw World Problems Office
Virginia Avenue
N.W
Washington D.C
Catholic Women Sponsor Two Spring Institutes
The Vermont Council of Catholic Women announces two spring institutes to promote and sustain women’s work in parishes and communities. Southern Vermont studies occur April 11 in Rutland at Mt. St. Joseph Academy with 9:30 to 10:30 registration, a 10:30 to 11:45 panel, Mass at 11:45, luncheon, and afternoon workshops 1:30 to 2:30. Topics include adult education, CCD programs, and parent involvement. Registration is $1, luncheon $2. babysitting provided. husbands welcome.
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Vermont Council of Catholic Women
Women of Vermont
VCCW
Southern Vermont
Rutland
Mt. St. Joseph Academy
John Lynch
Raymond Phillips
AVM
Barre
John Bushey
UVM
Newton Garland
Burlington League of Women Voters
Not a Castle DENVER case overturns warrant rule
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that a convict’s jail cell is not his castle and a warrant is not required to search it. The court rejected the idea that a public jail equates to a home or grants constitutional immunity from search or seizure of person, papers, or effects.
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Denver
UPI
Colorado Supreme Court
Vermont Senate advances staggered vehicle inspection bill
A Vermont Senate panel moved a bill toward final reading to require staggered motor vehicle inspections by registration number, with motorcycles inspected annually in May. New vehicle registrations would grant 15 days to register, and garages would place a month sticker on vehicles.
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Montpelier
State Senate
Vermont
Planned Parenthood Leader to Speak in Bennington April 2
Mrs. George Welsh of Burlington, president of Planned Parenthood Vermont, will speak in Bennington on Thursday April 2 at 7 30 p.m. in the Bennington Free Library social room. John Darton, a PPV specialist, will accompany her to discuss Project Freedom To Choose and the goal of removing barriers to birth control services over five years.
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George Welsh
Burlington
Planned Parenthood
Vermont
PPV
Bennington
John Darton
Bennington-Rutland
Office of Economic Opportunity
Freedom To Choose
Bennington County
Spring Appeal From Church Women United Seeks Blankets
Church Women United sponsors a spring World Service Appeal for blankets and worn light clothing especially for children. Blankets are in demand as warmth and shelter after disasters like the Turkey earthquakes. New blankets cost 3 dollars each via Church World Service. Used items should be clean and mended. Clothes go to local churches and are weighed and packed for pickup at the Bennington Methodist Church on Friday April 10 between 1 30 and 4 30 p m. The truck will collect boxes Monday April 13. Ten cents a pound helps defray processing costs. For details call Mrs Harold Riemann at 442 6846.
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Church World Service
Methodist
Bennington
Harold Riemann
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Main St. Bennington, VI
American Association of Planned Parenthood Physicians
Boston
Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts
Statler Hilton
Park Square
Paris
API
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Church Women United Issue Spring Appeal
Church Women United
Turkey
Ington
On Banner
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
U.S
Griffin Electric Co., Inc
the Vermont Bank
Nichols
Rayon
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