Marlborian Concerto No 2 Given Brattleboro Premiere
Brattleboro Music Center closes its 1968-69 series with three chamber orchestra concerts featuring soloists Ernestine and Joseph Schor David Wells Alfred Genovese and Louis Moyse The program includes Bach Concerto in D minor Couperin Pieces in Concert Moyse Marlborian Concerto No 2 with Moyse as flute soloist and dedicatee Alfred Genovese as horn soloist premiering in Brattleboro Auditorium Green Street School April 27 at 8 p.m. Tickets at Book Cellar priced 3 adults 2 member 1 5 student.
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Brattleboro
Brattleboro Music Center
Green Street School
J.S. Bach
Ernestine Schor
Joseph Schor
Francis Couperin
David Wells
Louis Moyse
Phony
New York
Marlboro
Windham College Trio
New York City Opera Orchestra
Lincoln Center
Vermont
Windham Trio
Manhattan School of Music
Windham College
Princeton University
Hartt College of Music
United States
Alfred Genovese
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Marlboro College
Sierra Club Plans Four East Wilderness Hikes This Summer
The Sierra Club schedules four non profit East hikes including a Long Trail trek starting July 6 near Mount Mansfield and finishing July 12 at the Canadian border. Trip leader is Richard Williams of Old Tappan New Jersey. Other excursions cover the Appalachian Trail Maine Adirondacks and a St Johns River canoe trip. Professor Denison of Brookfield Connecticut coordinates all four. Participants need not be members and costs are nominal as volunteers handle most work.
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San Francisco
Sierra Club
John Muir
Vermont
Mount Mansfield
Canadian
Richard Williams
Old Tappan
N.J
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
Adirondack Mountains
St. John’s River
Denison
Brookfield
Manchester Rescue Squad to Meet in New Building
Manchester Selectmen and four squad members agreed the new one story building will serve as the rescue squad’s town facility and not routinely host meetings. The plan includes an eight by ten foot police storage closet and space for the squad’s ambulance and classes. A $6,000 cost was approved, with a separate note to sell the old Center Hill building for $16,000 and relocate large joint meetings.
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Manchester
Manchester — Selectmen
Manchester Rescue Squad
I. Stanford Zecher Jr
Manchester Police Department
Joseph Rizio
Cadillac
Rizio
Richard D. Hayes
Herb Stratton
Selectmen
Center Hill
Bennington
Gun Control Fees Sweep State Sportsmen Election
STOWE The Vermont Federation of Sportsmen elected last weekend Harry Montague of Westford to replace Paul Atherton as its president.
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Stowe
Vermont Federation of Sportsmen
Harry Montague
Westford
Paul Atherton
Frederick Brand
South Hero
E. Warner Shedd
Montague
Branch
Sportsman’s Federation
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
Edward J. Kehoe
David J. Allen
Bennington
Federation
Gilbert Wilcox
Arlington
Roy Willis
Ripton
Education Seen the Answer To Dirty Restaurants
State Board of Health members backed educational methods to improve restaurant sanitation over punishments, with in limited cases hearings for chronic violators to avoid license suspension. The meeting in Montpelier covered inspections, licensing, landfill regulation changes, and a new drug disposal protocol for hospitals and nursing homes.
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Montpelier
State Board of Health
Health Department
Health Commissioner
John V. Richards
Richards
State Departments of Forests and Parks
State Health Department
Paula Mason
R.N
Pownal
Rosalie McCressy
Danby
Gladys Pike
Searsburg
F. J. Lawliss
Berkshire
Elizabeth Brynes
Dorset
Mary Gates
Arthur May Brings Floral Hobby to White Creek New York
Arthur May and his wife Martha retired to White Creek New York five years ago from Wyckoff New Jersey. He built a greenhouse and expanded a small garden housing 150 plant species including cacti and rare blooms. A carpenter by trade, May also crafts in stone and wood, turning a shed into a bedroom and a basement room into a den. Their daughter Pamela Werger, a New York City commercial artist, designs clothes and cooks well, while grandson Kirt lives with them.
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White Creek
Arthur May
May
Martha
Wyckoff
N.J
North Bennington Road
New Jersey
Christ
Botanical
Pennsylvania
Mays
Pamela Werger
New York City
Kirt
Legion Letter Attacks Antiwar Leaflets in Berlin
Members of Ta conic Valley Post 937 American Legion drafted an open letter to citizens defending U S policy in Southeast Asia. The note asserts support for South Vietnam against communism, cites the Constitution and Bill of Rights, and urges respect for the U S flag. The letter emphasizes liberty, democracy, and vigilance to uphold U S principles.
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Berlin
Taconic Valley Post 937
American Legion
U.S
Southeast Asia
Berlin Central School
United States of America
South Vietnam
Kiddies Get Green Light At Suffolk
Massachusetts youths may enter track venues but cannot place bets as the Massachusetts Racing Commission took no action on a plan to bar under 21 entry at Suffolk Downs. Chair Ralph Walsh opposed letting under 21s in with parents, but his amendment failed to advance.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Racing Commission
Ralph Walsh
New Bedford
Bill Veeck
Suffolk Downs
Walsh
Douglas joins 30 year club on Supreme Court
Washington officials report that William O. Douglas has joined Hugo L. Black as the second high court member to serve 30 years. Chief Justice Earl Warren noted the milestone, with Black appointed August 12, 1937 and Douglas April 17, 1939, by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Washington
UPD
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Douglas
Hugo L. Black
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Black
Shushan P O Bids Open for New Albany Building
The Post Office Department invites competitive bids for an improved building in Shushan New York to house postal operations. Under a five year base lease with two year renewal options the department will invest mainly in equipment. Land remains on local tax rolls. Bids due April 30 1969.
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Albany
Post Office Department
Shushan
New York
Winton M. Blount
Nathan Levine
P.O. Box
Federal Building
Dorset Principal Steps Down After Three Years
Mrs. Audrey Mach of Dorset Elementary will leave her post at year end. Her successor is sister in law Mrs. Helen Mach, previously Dorset principal and prior curriculum coordinator in the Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union. Helen Mach currently teaches in the Salem New York school system and was the first principal of the New Dorset school.
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Dorset
Audrey Mach
Helen Mach
Pawlet
Bennington - Rutland
Salem, N.Y
New Dorset
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India
Dugald MacLachlan
Hoosick Falls
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Lochem
Holland
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Steeple Heights
MacLachlan
Miss Chattaradhya
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Kane, Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
House
McCarthy
White House
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Legion
Republic of Vietnam
American Legion Constitution
Suffolk
DuPont Car
Ely, Vermont
N.’s. Ram
American Camping Association
Anon
White River Jct
White River Junction
Williamstown
Shushan P.O
Bennington Armory
South Street
Bennington, Vermont
Gerald Labeau Benn
James A. Bow
del Monte
Walker
Pitta
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
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