Bennington Teacher Switches from Music to Drama Leadership
John Jack Carton, longtime Bennington music chief for elementary and secondary levels, will shift to drama next year. He will teach Mr Anthony's drama classes, supervise productions, and still teach some vocal music while Jerome Campbell takes over as head of the music department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jack’’ Carton
Bennington
Mr. Anthony
Charles W. Keir
Carton
Jerome W. Campbell
Mt. Anthony
Banner
Brecht
Campbell
Jerry
Keir
Garden Clubbers Prepare Series for Vermont Radio
Local residents will be heard on a 1969 Vermont Garden Club radio series exploring ecology and environment. Prof Arthur Westing introduces the topic over WKNE Keene and repeats on WBTN WSYB WTWN WIKE with broadcasts April 22 and April 29 and through October. Participating Plain Dirt Gardeners and Bennington Garden Club members are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Garden Club
Arthur Westing
Windham College
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
Vermont Wild Land Foundation
WKNE
Keene
N.H
Bennington
WBTN
WSYB
Rutland
St. Johnsbury
WTWN
WIKE
Newport
Vermont
Burlington
Federated Garden Clubs
Lawrence Pratt
Bennington County Soil Conservation District
Vermont Leaf
Harold Riemann
C. B. Lack
Norton Barber
The
Plain Dirt Gardeners
Charles Tilgner
Bennington Garden Club
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Graduates and Veterans
Miss Susan Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith of 255 Union St, is among 154 education students at American International College to graduate from the School of Education formed in February. Army Pfc James C Brown, 19, son of Mr and Mrs John W Brown, is assigned to the 199th Light Infantry Brigade near Long Bien, Vietnam. Pvt Brown, a rifleman, entered the Army in October 1968, trained at Ft Dix, last stationed at Ft Polk, and is a 1968 Mount Anthony Union High School graduate. Army 2nd Lt Richard J Walker, 23, son of Mrs Edith Walker of 98 Merson St, is assigned to the 20th Engineer Brigade near Tay Ninh, Vietnam as a platoon leader. May 3 marks Mayfest 1969 second presentation with piano recital by Claude Frank and Lillian Kallir on Saturday at 8 15 at the MAUHS auditorium. Tickets cost 3 for adults and 1 50 for students, available at MAUHS, Bennington Bookstore, Evans News, Powers Market and Bennington College Cooperative Store. The program includes piano works by Lionel Nowak, a Beethoven sonata, Mozart two piano sonata, and two small Dvorak pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Smith
Lawrence Smith
Union St
American International College
School of Education
Miss. Smith
Bennington
Army
James C. Brown
John W. Brown
199Th Light Infantry
Long Bien
Vietnam
Pvt. Brown
Ft. Dix
N.J
Ft. Polk
Mount Anthony Union High School
Richard J. Walker
Edith Walker
Merson St
20Th Engineer Brigade
Tay Ninh
Claude Frank
Lillian Kallir
MAUHS
Evans News
Powers Market
Bennington College Cooperative Store
Lionel Nowak
Dvorak
Bloodmobile at 1st Baptist Church in Bennington
The Red Cross bloodmobile will operate at Colgate Hall, First Baptist Church, 601 Main St., Bennington, on April 23 from 11 45 a m to 5 30 p m. Parking is available behind the church and at Sawyer's Flying A and Gibney Funeral Home. Call 442 9458 for transport. Doctors on duty include Julius H Manes Malcolm W Finlayson Dorothy Hager Benedict C Adorable and William H Browning. Nurses aides include Ned Healy L A Graves R B Leake Jr Franklin Jones Dexter Davis and Bay Assemblers Leon Jacobs Jr Alexander Mahar. Motor Corps Loyal Nash Arthur Hall Caroline Darlington and Col Charles P Hayward. Technicians include Mrs Raymond Aja Mrs Gary Button and Mrs Thomas Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Red Cross
Colgate Hall
First Baptist Church
Main St
Sawyer’s
Gibney
Julius H. Manes
Malcolm W. Finlayson
Dorothy Hager
Benedict C. Adorable
William H. Browning
Ned Healy
L. A. Graves
R. B. Leake Jr
Frankin Jones
Dexter Davis
Leon Jacobs Jr
Alexander Mahar
Motor Corps
Loyal Nash
Arthur Hall
Caroline Darlington
Col
Charles P. Hayward
Tech
Mayfest to Present The Boxtops in Bennington Show
Mayfest brings the five member rock group The Boxtops to Mt. Anthony Union High School’s Walker Morgan Memorial Theater on May 9. The act rose to fame with The Letter selling 4 million copies and other hits Neon Rainbow Cry Like a Baby Chou Chou Train. Tickets are $5, outlets sell advance seats, and patrons may sponsor or donate to Mayfest with tax deductible gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Alex Chilton
Bill Cunningham
Gene Talley
Tom Goggs
Rick Allen
Pianists Kallir and Frank Set for Mayfest Appearances
Lilian Kallir and Claude Frank, married pianists, will perform May 3 and 4 with a Mayfest chamber orchestra. Kallir debuted at age four in Prague, later studied in New York, and rose to prominence with Brooklyn Academy of Music and New York Philharmonic debuts. The program includes piano quartets and the Bach Double Concerto with a small string ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Kallir
Claude Frank
Mayfest
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Lilian
New York
Herman de Grab
Isabelle Vengerova
National Music League
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Town Hall
Miss Kallir
New York Philharmonic
Dmitri Mitropoulos
U.S. Army
Germany
Japan
Bennington Court Hears Multiple Traffic Pleas
Acting Judge Neil S. Moss presided. Stephen LaBarren 18 of Bennington pleaded guilty to speeding on U S 7 on April 13 and paid 25 dollars. Paul Bogue 32 of Winooski entered a no contest plea to careless and negligent driving with a 50 dollar fine after a Route 9 Old Bennington accident. Waivers included Dr. Ralph Titus 50 of Shelburne 25 dollars for speeding. John Vassak 28 of North Salem and Margaret Tobin 22 of Bennington 25 dollars each for speeding. Peter Leofanti 28 of White Plains 25 dollars for speeding on Routes 11 and 30. Richard Selvage 16 of Madison New Jersey paid 50 dollars for careless and negligent driving causing an accident on State Aid Road 6 in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen P. LaBarren
Bennington
U.S
Shaftsbury
Paul G. Bogue
Winooski
Old Bennington
Bogue
Ralph L. Titus
Shelburne
John P. Vassak
North Salem
N.Y
Margaret M. Tobin
Orebed Rd
U.S. 7
Peter L. Leofanti
White Plains
Richard C. Selvage
Madison
N.J
Manchester
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Vmauhs
Jack’ Carton
Home FurnIture CO
Garden Clubbers
Vermont Radio
Nichols
Bennington Briefs
1St Baptist Church
Nicians
Raymond Aja
Gary Button
Thomas Cook
Mt. Anthony Union High School
John Car
Walker -Morgan Memorial Theater
Bennington College Co-op
North Bennington
Kallir
Frank
New York Times
Mrs. Frank
PARTY
Reas
Baffier
Millinery
Peebles
North Adams
Adlun Gap
M. L
Neil S. Moss
Bennington District Court
Oneida
Mammoth Mart
Bennington, VT
Panasonic
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