College Artist Sid Tillim Opens New York Gallery Show
Sidney Tillim of Bennington College art faculty will have a one man show at the Noah Goldowsky Gallery in New York City from April 12 to May 8. The exhibit features two large canvases A Dream of Being and Who Among Us Really Knows along with drawings and watercolors. The paintings will also travel to a Milwaukee Art Center group exhibit Aspects of a New Reality during the summer. Tillim, Syracuse University graduate, has taught at Pratt Parsons and the School of Visual Arts and is a former editor for Artforum and Arts magazine.
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Sidney Tillim
Bennington College
Noah Goldowsky
New York City
Milwaukee Art Center
Tillim
Syracuse University
Pratt Institute
Parsons School
Cub Scouts Pack 345 Plans April Meeting
A Pack 345 Cub Scouts committee meeting on April 5 outlined plans for a meeting on Sunday April 27. Preparations are underway to present first achievement ribbons. The pack seeks another Webelo leader. About 100 boys parents and friends attended the March 29 meeting with the theme Indian Lore and Cubs displays.
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Cub Scouts of America
Webelo
Motorcycle officer helps herd escaped goat on freeway
Los Angeles police officer Edward W. Oglesby spotted a goat grazing on the Pasadena Freeway and summoned three colleagues to assist in guiding it back to its yard from which it had escaped.
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Los Angeles
UPID
Edward W. Oglesby
Oglesby
Pasadena
Fairley Completes Signal Corps School
Spec. 4 James T. Fairley 21 son of Mr and Mrs Paul J Fairley of Pine Road Bennington completed a ground control approach radar repair course March 21 at the Army Signal School Fort Monmouth New Jersey The 29 week course trained him to perform organizational maintenance on ground control approach radar equipment.
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Ft, Monmouth
N.J
James T. Fairley
Paul J. Fairley
Pine Road
Bennington
Army Signal School
Ft. Monmouth
New Books at the Library Fiction List
New York notices list dozens of titles and authors across fiction and science, highlighting Buck, Innes, Stein, Wesley and others. The library invites reservations when items are checked out, noting popular works like The Tragedy of Lyndon Johnson and 85 Days and endorsing ordering and restocking.
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Goldman
Lyndon Johnson
Hyman
White House
Metraux
Samstag
Scott Maxwell
Trumbull
China
Witcover
Robert Kennedy
VISTA Recruiters Visit Vermont Colleges for Interviews
VISTA to hold interview days at Bennington Goddard St Michael's Middlebury Castleton with sessions in April and May. Recruiters seek skilled volunteers in law health architecture business medicine agriculture or language. Contact Office of Economic Opportunity Boston 120 Boylston St Room 436 for details.
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Volunteers In Service To America
VISTA
United States
Vermont
Bennington College
Goddard College
Plainfield
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Castleton State College
Castleton
Office of Economic Opportunity
Boston
Boylston St
Transportation needs for cooking and sewing classes highlighted
At a Bennington transportation committee meeting Mrs. Jane Chamay and Mrs. Mary Miner of Church Women United urged more rides for participants of CEO Cooking and Sewing Classes. Transportation is needed Tuesday mornings and Thursday afternoons, with volunteers already aiding several named aides. The local committee under Mrs. Galusha invites additional volunteers and asks to contact the CEO Office at 310 Main St by phone 2 6898.
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Transportation Committee
OFO Center
Ben Mont Ave
Bennington
Jane Chamay
Mary Miner
Eleanor J. Lawrence
Church Women United
YMCA Schedule With Activities Across Days
Wednesday activities include women's volleyball and an exercise class at 3 30 baton class at 7 Industrial Management Club meets at Paradise Restaurant Thursday features a 4 00 slot girls gym 7 30 boys basketball meeting Friday offers a 7 00 boys basketball Saturday lists Girls Gra Y Club gym and bowling at 9 Boys Gray Club participates in gym and bowling.
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Paradise Restaurant
Restless but Positive: Wellesley Students Highlighted at Vermont Club Meeting
Miss Elizabeth J. Rock, chemistry professor at Wellesley College, described student restlessness as a positive sign of growing desire for active college government and curriculum input. She noted greater social awareness, time, and affluence enabling idealism, plus debates on coeducation. The Vermont Wellesley Club discussed fundraising, alumnae reports, and outreach plans including a Traveling Showcase to Nor wick, Manchester, Burlington, and Brattleboro.
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Killington
Wellesley College
Elizabeth J. Rock
Vermont Wellesley Club
Summit Lodge
Miss Rock
Wellesley
Southern College Choir in Concert at St Peter's Bennington
The St. Augustine's College Choir of Raleigh North Carolina will present a program on April 22 at St. Peter's Church in Bennington. Led by Miss Gwendolyn Hines the 35 member group performs sacred and secular works from Renaissance to modern times. Tickets cost 1 and are available from church and local residents.
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St. Augustine’s College Choir
Raleigh
N.C
St. Peter’s Church
Bennington
Gwendolyn Hines
United States
St. Augustine’s College of
William Williams
Old Bennington
Advisory Group For LPNs To Be Formed
Mrs. Rose G. Martin of NAPNES will visit Burlington on Wednesday to discuss forming a NAPNES advisory committee with practical nursing educators registered nurses and nursing home administrators. Vermont has 1600 plus LPNs in 1967 with 142 new licenses. licensure requires state approved programs and passing the state board exam.
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Burlington
Rose G. Martin
National
Association For Practical Nurse Education and Service
Napnes
Vermont
Practical Nursing
I N
Winooski
Thompson School For
Practical Nurses
Brattleboro
National Association
Vermont Heart Association names new treasurer
Arlan G. Holmes Jr. of Proctor has been elected treasurer of the Vermont Heart Association announced by board chair William B. Franke. Holmes, a Howard National Bank executive, is a Rutland County director and Air National Guard officer with civic roles in Proctor and Rutland County. He succeeds the late Alfred J. Winnett Jr. and resides at 15 Chatterton Park, Proctor with his wife and six children.
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Rutland
Arlan G. Holmes Jr
Proctor
Vermont Heart Association
William B. Franke
The
Heart Association
Holmes
Howard National Bank and Trust Co
Rutland County
Burlington
Chittenden Trust Company
Rutland County Bank
Howard National Bank and Trust
Vermont Air National Guard
Proctor Town
Chamber of Commerce
Rutland County Heart Fund
Alfred J. Winnett Jr
Chatterton Park
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