Bach's Secular Cantatas Topic At Marlboro
Marlboro College will host Dr. Willene B. Clark for an April 8 lecture at 8:00 in the dining hall. The talk, titled Bach's Secular Cantatas, surveys Bach's secular works, highlighting wit and surprise beyond his church cantatas. Clark, a Marlboro history of music lecturer since 1963, holds degrees from Briarcliff, Penn, Columbia, and Yale. She lives year round in Marlboro.
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Willene B. Clark
Marlboro College
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Bach
Johann Sebastian Bach
Miss Clark
Briarcliff Junior College
The
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Yale University
Pownal Junk Cars Included In Bennington Clean Up
Pownalites may dispose of junk cars free at the Kocher Drive landfill as the crusher is now operating. Arthur E. George, chairman of the Board of Selectmen, announced that the local board arranged with the Bennington Board to implement the clean up.
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Pownal
Bennington
Pownal Reports Pet Licenses and Clean-Up Details
The Pownal town clerk’s office says 288 dogs licensed to date with 321 registered in 1967. A 50 percent penalty applies to late registrations after May 15. Delinquent owners will face disposition by the second constable under Selectmen’s clean-up program rules.
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Pow nal Parent-Teacher Group to meet in Pownal
The April meeting of the Pow nal Parent-Teacher Group is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the North Pownal School. The group had urged the School Board to discuss building expansion at Center School, but a study committee is forming and a discussion is not feasible now. John L. Mason, PTG president and school board member, says suggestions are welcome and PTG can assist in school needs.
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Pownal
North Pownal
Center School
John L. Mason
PTG
Northern Berkshire Arts Council Plans Course in Clothing Design
The Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts announces a six week clothing design and execution course led by Rita Bottomley at Mt. Greylock Regional High School home economics room. Classes run Tuesdays from April 23 7:30 to 9:30 with a $18 NBCA member fee and $3 individual membership. Maximum enrollment is 12 with a minimum of six to start.
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Williamstown
Mass
Rita Bottomley
Bulkley Street
Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts
Andre Speyer
NBCA
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
Fire Alarm System Donated To Manchester Fire House
The Manchester Fire Department receives a donated complete fire detection and alarm system from R. Leonard Stokes and Ramon Carrano of Vermont Security Systems. The system includes heat detectors throughout the building and a gas operated horn outside, now powered electrically.
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Manchester — Cobblers’ Sons
Manchester
R. Leonard Stokes
Ramon Carrano
Vermont
Pownal School Board Tackles Overcrowding
The Pownal School District voted to disband the ungraded class at Oak Hill School to make space for kindergarten in 1968 69. First and second grades stay at Oak Hill, with grades 2 3 at North Pownal and 4 5 6 at Pownal Center.
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Oak Hill
North Pownal
Pownal Center
Arlington Family Night And School notices at local churches
The Federated Church of East Arlington hosts a family night with a 5 p.m. pancake supper at Bailey Hall followed by a screening of The Power of the Resurrection. Arlington Memorial High School seniors and parents are invited to a Monday night PTA meeting follow-up. A cancer program for high school senior girls and mothers is set for Monday at Fisher Elementary with Dr. Curtis Flory expected to attend. Will Burt celebrated his 94th birthday at Equinox Nursing Home in Manchester with an open house. Gordon Woodard and Irene Vaughn and their Arlington group visited Peekskill, New York over the weekend. The NBCA seeks Notify Mrs. Peter Widen for details on a pattern-making course teaching dress design and pattern alterations. Miss Bottomley, Purdue theatre graduate, has designed costumes for Broadway and summer stock, including work at Brunswick Playhouse and Williamstown Theatre.
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Bailey Hall
Fisher
Curtis Flory
Will Burt
Equinox Nursing Home
Manchester
Gordon
Hazel) Woodard
Irene Vaughn
Parker
Arlington
Burt
Peter Widen
Gale Road
NBCA
Miss Bottomley
California
Maine
Purdue University
Department of Theatre
New York City
Victoria Crandall
Equity Library Theatre
Actors Equity
Brunswick Summer Playhouse
Bowdoin College
Brunswick Playhouse
Down East Music Theatre
University of Maine
Williamstown Theatre
Manchester Fire Warning Urges Permit for Burning
Manchester officials led by Town Manager James L. Woodard and selectmen warn residents about brush or trash burning after recent grass fires. The town has no local fire ordinance but state law requires a permit from George Roberts, deputy forest warden, for any burn within 200 feet of woodland. Failing to obtain a permit can incur fines and firefighting costs. The guidance notes that combustible material next to woods can include a dry field.
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Manchester
James L. Woodard
George Roberts
Woodard
Shaftsbury Notices Include Hospital Stay and Turkey Plans
Shaftsbury Mrs. Leona McDonald, hospitalized at Putnam Memorial for three weeks, hopes friends visit as she may be confined indefinitely. Shaftsbury Fish and Game Club meets Monday at 8 p.m. in 140 Club rooms to discuss the new rearing pool and plans to release wild turkeys. Trout from the current pool will be planted in area streams Monday.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
Shaftsbury Fish and Game Club
North Bennington profiles and piano recitals for weekend
North Bennington residents Harriette Lyon and Leo Maxon returned from Washington where they joined 90,000 visitors at cherry blossoms and historic sites including Kennedy's grave and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Piano students of Mrs. van der Linde and Mrs. Rowe plan two weekend concerts at Mrs. van der Linde's home, with a later April 28 public recital at Bennington College Carriage Barn to support a new public park. Mrs. Rowe is noted for teaching since January and her background includes Concordia College and Duke University. A school lunch menu outlines daily meals for Monday through Friday.
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Washington, D.C
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R.H. van der Linde
Leonard Rowe
Bennington College
Bennington
van der Linde
Rowe
Concordia College
Duke University
Boston Music School
University of California Lutheran Chapel
David
Daniel
Bennington League of Women Voters
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
Well Baby Conference Held by Dorset Nursing Association
The Dorset Nursing Association sponsors a Well Baby Conference at the Dorset church vestry Tuesday at 9am. Parents should bring immunization records. Dr Elizabeth Byrnes will attend. Transportation help is available by calling 362-2072.
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St Mary’s Students Win Awards in Education and Poetry
Hoosick Falls New York report notes St Mary’s Academy seniors Jacquelyn Buck and Helen Nugent receive certificates for outstanding business study and spelling progress at Columbia High School event. Six classmates win poetry contest prizes from Court St Mary No 30 CDA. judges listed.
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N.Y
Jacquelyn Buck
St. Mary’s Academy
Court St. Mary No. 30
CDA
Mary Gorman
Brian Valentine
Kathleen Greenwood
Stephanie March
Kathy Albowicz
Deborah Baker
Panel discussion on teen views at St Marys Home School
More than 60 questions have been submitted for Monday night s dialogue planned by St Mary s Home School Association in Hoosick Falls New York. The event at 730 p m features Rev George Callaghan as moderator with a panel including Rev John J Coffey Dr Arthur F Amick Principal George W Brown Jr and Mrs A J Wirmusky. Teenage viewpoints will be shared by Margaret Wir musky Gary Crucetti Elizabeth Shiland and Thomas Keeley with Mrs Evelyn LaPort in charge of refreshments.
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N. Y
St. Mary’s Home School Association
George Callaghan
John J. Coffey
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St. Mary’s Church
Waterford
Villanova University
Malvern Preparatory School
Philadelphia
Arthur F. Amick
Cambridge and
Hoosick Falls
Dartmouth College
Harvard University School of Medicine
Ruth Ann Grant
Bennington
George W. Brown Jr
Cambridge Central School
Paterson State College
Montclair State College
Teachers College
Columbia University
A.j.wirmusky
Home - School Association
Wirmusky
Pratt Institute
Margaret Wirmusky
Gary Crucetti
The
Academy
Elizabeth Shiland
Thomas Keeley
Evelyn LaPort
Hoosick Falls School Dance and Parish Sales Notice
The Honor Society of Hoosick Falls Central School will sponsor a high school dance in the school cafeteria on Saturday evening with music by the Regenerations. St Mary's Auxiliary to hold a Palm Sunday parish food sale after Masses in the Church hall. chair Mrs. Charles Scarey urges parishioners to donate and patronize. Court St Mary CDA meets April 9 with an audit of books. all officers and trustees must attend. A rummage sale report at the Senior Center by Mrs. Mary O Malley will be given. new members initiation to the court on April 21 at 2 pm chaired by Mrs. Joseph Fleming.
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Regenerations
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Charles Scarey
Court St. Mary
CDA
Mary O'Malley
Joseph Fleming
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