Singers Wanted for Calabro Oratorio Premiere
Calabro invites singers for Latitude 15.09 degrees N an oratorio premiering May 24 at Mount Anthony Union High School. First rehearsal Monday April 20 at 7:30 in Mt Anthony auditorium with weekly Mondays to May 18 and joint rehearsals May 21 and 22 at 7:30, dress on May 23, performance at 8:15. Call Mrs Dee Ertell at 447 7779 with questions.
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Louis Calabro
Mount Anthony Union High School
Mt. Anthony
Calabro
Dee Ertell
School Group Studies Issue of Controversial Materials
The School Community Committee met April 7 to review why controversial classroom materials are taught, weighing how to balance values with exposing students to diverse perspectives. They cited DUO and the Bennington Program as efforts to cope with difficulties and discussed future plans to form small discussion groups and summarize observations.
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DUO
Bennington
Vermont Unemployment Benefit Rises to Sixty One Dollars
The maximum weekly unemployment benefit in Vermont increases from 56 to 61 dollars starting July 1, 1970, while employer unemployment taxes drop to 0.1 to 2.7 percent under the new rate schedule. DES Commissioner Stella Hackel notes this reflects Vermont’s continuing economic stability. To qualify for the maximum benefit, a worker must have earned at least 122 dollars weekly for 20 weeks prior to applying.
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Montpelier
Stella B. Hackel
Vermont
Bake Sale Set April 25 26 at Sacred Heart Parish
The Ladies of St. Anne of Sacred Heart Church announce a bake sale in the parish hall after the Saturday evening and Sunday morning Masses on April 25 and 26. Members are asked to contribute specialties and parish donations are welcome. Committee: Mrs. Michael Arnone chairwoman, Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Arthur Cole, Mrs. Fred Hoth, Mrs. Anne Scanlon. Contact Arnone 442-4977 or Lyons 442-6066.
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Ladies of
St. Anne of Sacred Heart Church
Michael Arnone
John Lyons
Arthur Cole
Fred Hoth
Anne Scanlon
Arnone
Lyons
Rescue Squad in March Bennington Reports 71 Calls
The Bennington Rescue Squad answered 71 calls during March, traveling 1 901 miles and logging 178 man hours. 60 people received aid with 41 hospital trips and several transfers including Albany Medical Center Rutland City Hospital Boston and one trip not needed on arrival. The squad added Richard J Chamberlain Larry Dailey and George N Harrington as new members and held its March 14 banquet at the North Bennington Firehouse with community donations noted. Edwin Austin was honored for 1 000 calls answered in three years.
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Bennington
Albany Medical Center
Rutland City Hospital
Boston
Mass
Richard J. Chamberlain
Larry Dailey
George N. Harrington
North Bennington Firehouse
Rose Hulett
Shaftsbury
Hanson-Walbridge
Warner’s Nursing Home
Sourcliffe Nursing Home
Harrington’s
Edwin Austin
Lecture on DDT and the World Environment at RPI
Dr Charles F Wurster Jr of SUNY Stony Brook will give the Bray Memorial Lecture on DDT and the World Environment at RPI Sage Hall April 15 at 8 pm. The free public talk, part of Laws Men and Environment, is sponsored by the Capitol District Council on Graduate Education in the Biological Sciences.
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Troy
N.Y
Charles F. Wurster Jr
State University of New York At
Stony Brook
Sage Hall
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Bray Memorial
The
Capitol District Council On
Council
Dr. Wurster
Biological Sciences Department
SUNY
Local Hero Commissioned as Air Force Second Lieutenant
Joseph A. Cleveland son of Mr and Mrs Stanley G Cleveland of 206 Grove St has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force after graduating from Officer Training School at Lackland AFB Texas Lt Cleveland chosen by competitive examination is to be assigned to Mather AFB Calif for navigator training A 1962 Bennington High School graduate he studied at Wentworth Institute in Boston Millersville State College and earned a B S degree in 1967 from Castleton State College.
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Joseph A. Cleveland
Stanley G. Cleveland
Grove St
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Texas
Cleveland
Mather Afb
Calif
Bennington High School
Wentworth Institute
Boston
Mass
Millersville, Pa
Castleton State College
YMCA Yoga Class Resumes at Baptist Church
The Bennington YMCA restarts its yoga program tonight at 8:30 at the Baptist Church on Main Street. Nancy Simonson returns to teach. minimum 20 pupils required. The 10 week course costs 20 dollars for non members and 15 dollars for members. Participants need only a towel or small rug and comfortable clothing.
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Baptist Church
Main Street
Kermit Fisher
Nancy Simonson
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Charles Leonard
Elks Home
Rutland Elks Lodge
Allen Merritt
Rutland Lodge
Bennington Elks Lodge
Merritt
RPI
Edward Dalessandro
Edna M. Dalessandro
7Th Ave
Jennie Guimond
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conklinville
Albert and
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Elmwood Cemetery
Margaret C. Keefe
Albany
Pleasant View Ave
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Albany Medical Center Hospital
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State Bank of Albany
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Hoosick Falls
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North Bennington
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New England Bankcard Association
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