Joint Mt Anthony and Mt Greylock to present concert
The Mt Anthony Union High School music department will join Mt Greylock Regional High School for a May 1 concert at Mt Greylock, featuring the Mt Anthony orchestra chorus and band and Mt Greylock wind ensemble. Works include Erb Stargazing, Grande Improvisation with audience participation, Varese Hyperprisms, Drescher Jazz Fantasia premiere, Persichetti Celebrations, plus student art on display. Admission is free. program begins at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Varese
Madrigal Singers
Thomas Drescher
Mt. Greylock
Vincent Persichetti
Mt. Anthony
Blood Drive Urges Bennington for April 21 at First Baptist
Bennington Red Cross asks for blood as government backs a Give Blood Save Lives stamp. The drive on Wednesday April 21 runs 11 30 a m to 5 p m at Colgate Hall 604 Main St with transport call 442 9458. Adult18 21 year olds may donate without parental approval. Baby sitting provided by Junior Women. Volunteers include Drs Herrick Flood Hager VanderEls Cestone and many others.
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Bennington County
The
Red Cross
U.S
Post Office
First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Main St
Gary Barbera
Eugene V. K
Richard B. Leake II
Francis Herrick
William Flood
Dorothy Hager
Barth VanderEls
Kenneth Cestone
N.Y. DuHamel
Alden Graves
Franklin P. Jones
Edward Lusignan
Dexter Davis
Ferdinand Mayer
R.B. Leake Jr
Ned Healy
Gray
Maud Edson
J. Duncan Campbell
Women of the Moose notes chapter meeting activities
WOTM notes cover Arlene Joseph chairing the chapter night with initiation of Martha Morse and guest speaker Mildred Howe presenting Italy slides. Gifts include stamped pillow cases for Moosehaven and the Star made by Mrs. will be announced April 21. May plans feature a white elephant sale and a foodless food sale chaired by Shirley Wilkins. nominations and Academy of Friendship degree set for May 2 in Springfield.
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Women of the Moose
Arlene Joseph
Martha Morse
Mildred Howe
Italy
Moosehaven
Shirley Wilkins
Jeanne Jewett
Gordon Niles
Vera Jones
Joseph
Moose Hall
Academy of Friendship
Springfield
Community Hall
Bennington College Week Calendar April 20 26
Bennington College lists free public events from April 20 to 26. Highlights include films Gervaise and Report from China, a faculty concert by Manuel Enriquez, Civilization lecture Protest and Communication, poetry readings by Mathews and Banks, stage adaptation The Journal of the Albion Moonlight, and Chaplin City Lights with multiple showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gervaise
Emile Zola
L’assemoir
Tishman Hall
China
Manuel Enriquez
Carriage Barn
Kenneth Clarke
William Mathews
Russell Banks
Lillabalero
Booth House
Journal of the Albion Moonlight
Kenneth Patchen
The
Mae West
Marx Brothers
City Lights
Kelley Finning wedding announced in Cambridge ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Linda Finning of Cambridge New York and Patrick W. Kelley Jr. of Williamstown Massachusetts at St. Patrick's Church Cambridge on April 3. Describes gowns, wedding party, ceremony details, reception at Town House Restaurant Cambridge, and future plans.
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Linda Finning
Cambridge
N.Y
Patrick W. Kelley Jr
Williamstown
Mass
St. Patrick’s Church
J. Rogers
L. Lobdell
James Drummond
Michael Dolan
Clarksburg
Town House
State police pay tribute to winter highway crews
Vermont Col. E. W. Corcoran urged media to recognize the Highway Department workers for keeping roads open during one of the state’s harsh winters. He praised salt and sand operations, clearing jams, aiding stranded motorists, and efficient equipment use as a major contribution to highway safety.
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Montpelier
E. W. Corcoran
Department of Public Safety
Vermont
Vermont Highway Department
Corcoran
Highway Department
Funerals Held for Paul R. Jones and Allan F. Wilkins
The funeral for Paul R. Jones of Shaftsbury was at First Baptist Church Bennington with Pastor Floyd La Bombard officiating. Burial followed at Hinsdillville Cemetery. Also noted is the funeral of Spec. 4 Allan F. Wilkins, 20, of East Rupert, died in Vietnam, held at United Church of Dorset and East Rupert with military honors and flag presentation.
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Paul R. Jones
Shaftsbury
First Baptist Church
Bennington
Floyd la Bombard
Lewie Dodge
Paul DeConick
Ralph Lindsey
John Harwood
Peter Groenewegen
Richard Hunt
First Baptist
Eagle Square Manufacturing Co
Jones
Tucker Lodge 48
F&am
Hanson-Walbridge
Chapter 38
Order of Eastern Star
The
Baptist Church
Eagle Square
la Bombard
Spec
Allan F. Wilkins
East Rupert
Vietnam
United Church of
Dorset
Hal C. Miller
North Rupert
Gary Baker
Leo Parker
Erwin Tobin
Edward Ferenc
Paul Ferenc
Warren Hal
Orary
David One
Schenectady
N.Y
Robert Humphrey
Boston
Mass
Benjamin Parker
Manchester
Bruce Bixler
Rupert
U.S. Army
William Widner
Dover Afb
Del
Barry Mohan
Fort Devens
Wilkins
Fine-free National Library Week Observed Here April 19 24
The Bennington Free Library marks National Library Week from April 19 to 24 with no fines on overdue items and free borrowing of new books and records. The lobby display features Books about Books with guides to reference material and two new items The Whole Earth Catalog and The Annotated Mother Goose. Community invites all patrons to visit and use library resources beyond the week.
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National Library Week
Bennington
Breslow exhibit at Yale features nature photos
Maurice Breslow of Bennington College displays color photographs of the Oxford marsh in Connecticut and Letchworth State Park in New York at the Peabody Museum of Natural History Yale University New Haven Conn through June 15. He studied with Ansel Adams and Thomas Orr. his work has appeared in major magazines and been shown in Buffalo New Haven and New York City.
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Maurice Breslow
Bennington College
Peabody Museum of Natural History
Yale University
New Haven
Breslow
Allentown
Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Evening News
Studio Arena
Long Wharf Theater
Green Up chairmen gather for Vermont highway cleanup drive
Montpelier hosts Green Up Chairmen as they plan the state second massive cleanup on Green Up Day May 1. Officials seek 100000 volunteers to clear over 35000 cubic yards of rubbish from Vermont roadsides amid record winter waste.
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Green Up
Eye
Montpelier — County
Montpelier
Davis
Vermont
Joseph Newlin
Civil Defense
Richard Holmes
Highway and Civil Defense
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Mts
Greylock
Anthony
Margaret Clark
WOTM
Nichols
Berkshire
Leon Eldred
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Patti Heald
Lars Finning
John C. Kelley
Pownal
Lawrence Finning
Green Island
Mary Ella Carey
Cambridge Central School
Kelley
Sand Springs Road
Albany Business College
Hinsdillville Cemetery
National Library
Bennington Free Library
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Yale
BOM
UPI
Linz
Austria
Defense Ministry
American Can Co
National Can Co
Continental Can Co
International Paper Company
St. Regis Paper Company
National Refuse Sack Council
Keep America Beautiful
Vermont Bottlers of Malt Beverages
Greater Vermont Association
Vermont Petroleum Association
State Green Up
Fish and Game
Public Safety
Edward Corcoran
County National Bank
Bennington & Arlington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation