WOTM Notes Initiation and Nominating Meeting Planned
At the recent meeting Mrs Marion Davenow joined the order with Mrs Bessie Burgess as sponsor. On Wednesday April 21 the nominating committee will meet at Moose Hall at 7 p.m. to prepare the officer slate. Regular meeting follows at 8 p.m. with Senior Regent Burgess presiding. Antoinette Betit chairs refreshments and a surprise gift will be brought by Mrs Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Davenow
Bessie Burgess
Moose Hall
Antoinette Betit
Bennington Students Head To Washington Protest March
At midnight 65 Bennington College students depart by bus and car for Washington, joining a nationwide Viet Nam War protest. They plan an open discussion tonight at 8 in the Commons Building, and will carry SDS signs at the rally behind the Washington Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington College
Washington, D.C
Debbie Kram
Bennington
Washington
Viet Nam
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SDS
Michigan Sds
White House
Sylvan Theatre
Washington Monument
I.F. Stone
Ernest Gruening
Dalaska
Bob Parris
SNCC
Paul Potter
Capitol
Susan Stevens
Albany
Senior Wendy Erdman Delivers Notable Voice Recital
Wendy Erdman a Princeton NJ senior music major gave a mezzo soprano recital at Bennington College Carriage Barn. She conveyed strong tone across 20th century pieces and late program works with poise though minor vibrato and enunciation tradeoffs appeared in Mahler and Telemann. Accompaniment by Marianne Finckel and others supported a varied program including Wagner Debussy and Berg. North Adams article notes a separate event where Williams Inn hosted a dinner for local businesswomen with Prof. Fred Greene speaking on Viet Nam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington College
Wendy Erdman
Princeton
N.J
Miss Erdman
Alban Berg
Lionel Nowak
Howard Nemerov
Debussy
Richard Wagner
Elsa
Traum
Telemann
Schuemann
Mahler
Miss Erdmann
Marianne Finckel
Henry Brant
Lionel Noewak
Vivian Fine
George
Chris Finckel
Julian DeGray
Bambi Bernhard
North Adams
Mass
Williams Inn
Viet Nam
U.S
21st Shrine Ball Set for Monday In Burlington
Burlington hosts the 21st Easter Monday Ball at the Municipal Auditorium on April 19 with Ray Bloch and the Ed Sullivan Show orchestra. Sponsored by the Green Mountain Shrine Club, chairman Robert Baker, the event benefits crippled children’s hospitals in Montreal and Springfield. Cairo Temple Patrol and Drum Corps of Rutland will perform an exhibition drill during intermission, led by corps captain Maurice Mintzer.
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Burlington
Ray Bloch
Burlington Municipal Auditorium
The
Green Mountain Shrine Club of
Robert Baker
Crippled Children’s Hospitals
Montreal
Springfield
Mass
Vermont
Cairo Temple
Drum Corps of
Rutland
Maurice Mintzer
Scouts Propose New Council Name In Vermont Merger
Ludlow Green Mountain and Calvin Coolidge Councils vote to consolidate effective July 1 to better use professional staff. The merged council will cover southern Vermont, with northern areas served by Long Trail Council. A naming contest open to registered Scouting members runs through April 30 with a three-name slate to the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Green Mountain Council
Boy Scouts of America
Calvin Coolidge Council
Black River High School
Bellows Falls
Windham
Windsor
Randolph
Readsboro
Ruteland
Bennington
Addison
Vermont
Long Trail Council
Boy Scout
Rutland
Getty Page
Jack Wheeler
North Springfield
Jack Clawson
Shaftsbury
Andrew A. Titcomb
Perkinsville
al Cross
Chester
Welch resigns as Vermont Development Chief after three years
James S and staff report that James S. Welch, director of development for the Vermont Development Department, announced his resignation at the monthly Vermont Development Board meeting. Commissioner Elbert G. Moulton praised Welch for his dedication and impact on industrial development in Vermont. Welch, who came from Waterville Maine to Vermont in 1962, previously served as assistant director of industrial development for two years.
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Vermont
Moulton
Welch
Roland R. Vautour
Vautour
Waterville
Maine
Castleton Music Director Earns Doctorate at Indiana Univ
Castleton State College music chair Robert Aborn received a PhD in music from Indiana University. Aborn, of Rutland, earned a bachelor’s from Oberlin in 1954 and a master’s from Indiana in 1956. His dissertation studied the influence of Dvorak’s America visit, and he directs the college choir while teaching piano at Middlebury College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Robert Aborn
Castleton State College
Indiana University
Aborn
Adams Street
Rutland
Oberlin College
Indiana U
Dvorak
America
London
Louis Kentner
Indiana
Middlebury College
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WOTM
Vichaels
Batiste
Bennington High School
Tricia Killian
Cheryl Pratt
Karen Bowmaker
Janet Hayes
Susan Gilmore
Gloria Hollister
Faye Hamilton
Debbie Taylor
Janis Vince
Barbara Garrison
Caryn Levy
College
Knox
Adams Clothes Shop
Sealy
Dunhawmek
Elm ST. Bennington
Music Review
Boy Scouts
Dr. Woodworth
Society of Sigma Xi
University of Vermont
Waterman
Robert H. Woodworth
Hills Building
VDD
Drysdale’s
Armory Lot
Ud Uy
North Street
Hyde
England
UPI
Bob Taylor
Bain
Vernon
Noveck-Shultz, Inc
Bennington, Vt
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