Bennington College Dance Workshop Showcases Student Works
Bennington College held its semi annual dance workshop in the College Theater under directors William Bales Jack Moore and Martha Wittman featuring nine dances by three seniors and a graduate student Alfred Huang. performances included Enchanted Round Odalisques Body of This Death Garden of Doubt Baroque Wedding Nella Miseria Promenade Quintet and Fathoms with pieces by Patricia Malkin Judy Beatie Donato Capozzoli and Huang.
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Bennington College
College
William Bales
Jack Moore
Martha Wittman
Alfred Huang
Louise Reichlin
Havhaness
Barbara Kirschner
Cowell
Patricia Malkin
Malipiero
James Tyler
Revueltas
Rosalind Pierson
Handel
Donato Capozzoli
Henry
Judith Beatie
Satie
Miriamme Spector
Corelli
Williamstown Theater to Run Three More Years
The Williamstown Theatre Foundation voted to extend the summer theatre project for three years to enable long range planning. Louis Rudnick, president, announced the organization operated financially in the black by a few hundred dollars despite small bills. Nikos Psacharopoulos was reappointed executive director and John F. Treadway named treasurer, with several officers re elected or appointed to the executive committee.
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Williamstown
Williamstown Theatre Foundation
Williams College
Adams Memorial Theatre
Louis Ruahiche
Rudnick
Thea
Ter
Nikos Psacharopmilos
John F. Treadway
James A. Hardman Jr
North Adams
Edward J. Coughlin
George Oestrich
Georges
Schryver
Dixon
Marsh
Local Social News Notes and Visits Near Hoosick Falls
Walloomsae Little Helen Sullivan, six, is a patient at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. Pfc Edward J Flynn on 11 day furlough from Fort Meade with his wife and infant, Elizabeth Ann. Mr and Mrs John Tudor and son Timothy enjoyed deer hunting with his sister Harold Docum. Cavendish, Mr and Mrs Louis Midette and family, Johnsonville, guests of Arthur Wilson family. Mr and Mrs Robert Baldwin welcomed a son born Nov 27 at Putnam Memorial Hospital their fourth child. Mr and Mrs Charles Arnold visited their daughter Mrs Carl Christensen at North Adams Hospital. Mrs Fred Carr returned home after visiting daughter Mrs Francis P Cariddi in North Adams. Miss Judy Ellis of North Hoosick visiting sister Mrs Charles Hathaway. Mr and Mrs Charles Drake and sons Charles Jr and Danny returned home after visit to Utica NY with Mr and Mrs William Capones. Mr and Mrs Hilair Therriault and family moved to Abbott Street Hoosick Falls. Alfred T Jones and William H Crandall of Valley Brook Farm went to Smyrna Del for Wilson bulk tanks. Mr and Mrs Ralph Phillips of Rock City Falls visited by their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Telford. Susie and Linda Barringer returned to Troy after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Gordon Hoag.
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Helen Sullivan
Edward Sullivan
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Edward J. Flynn
Fort Meade
Edward Flynn
Elizabeth Ann
John Tudor
Timothy
Harold
Cavendish
Louis Midette
Johnsonville
Arthur Wilson
Robert Baldwin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Charles Arnold
Carl Christensen
North Adams Hospital
Fred Carr
Francis P. Cariddi
North Adams
Judy Ellis
North Hoosick
Charles Hathaway
Charles Drake
Charles Jr
Danny
Ing
William Capones
Utica
N.Y
Hilair Therriault
Abbott Street
Hoosick Falls
Alfred T. Jones
William H. Crandall
Valley Brook Farm
Smyrna
Del
Ralph Phillips
Rock City Falls
Charles Telford
Susie
Linda Barringer
Troy
Gordon Hoag
Leading Cows Highlight Mt Anthony Dairy Herd Tests
In November 943 cows from 21 herds were tested by Mary Wellington. Average production was 884 pounds of milk and 34.4 pounds of butterfat. There were 473 honor cows. Leading milk producer was Hall Farm's registered Holstein with 2 460 pounds, and Lilly the grade Holstein owned by Robert Fowler led in butterfat with 96 pounds.
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North Bennington
Fairdale Farms No
Keith Watkins
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Mary Wellington
Hall Farm
Lilly
Robert Fowler
Manchester Tribute to Otto Condermann
Otto Condermann a longtime Manchester figure dies, leaving a community void. Born in Brooklyn in 1904 he supported Red Cross blood drawings and chaired Bennington County for a decade, gave over five gallons of blood, aided Welfare and Nursing Association drives, and was known for a sunny Gemutlichkeit. A bachelor who joked about marriages, his memorial fund supports the Welfare Association. Also notes on local happenings include Patty Norse’s pneumonia recovery and plans of Phyllis Fenner and Clara Sipprell to visit Syracuse and New York, with a Japan trip aimed for March. The Women’s Professional group reports proceeds from a Christmas fashion show funding a student loan fund, featuring Burr and Burton participants and period costumes.
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Otto Condermann
Brooklyn
Red Cross
Bennington County
Manchester
Welfare Association
Otto
Patty Norse
Phyllis Fenner
Clara Sipprell
Syracuse
N.Y
New York
Miss Sipprell
Japan
Business Act
Manchester Thrift Shop Offers Yale Fare
The Manchester Thrift Shop announces a Christmas sale on Friday December 8 during regular hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. The event features brand new merchandise donated by local shops and benefits the Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association.
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Manchester
The
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
Vacation Council Busy As Holiday Reservations Pile Up
In Dover and Wilmington eight days of December bring busy community activity. The Dover Wilmington Vacation Council reports a flood of holiday requests and a meeting set for December 7 at Mount Snow base lodge.
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Vcation Council
Dover-Wilmington
Louise Childs
Mount Snow Base Lodge
West Hoosick Gleaners Set Meeting Tuesday Evening
Community notes report William Dundas and Mrs Myron Hall returning from local hospitals. The Gleaners meet at 8 p m Tuesday at Mrs Edward Bakers to collect coin cards. United Class Christmas dinner and party is scheduled for Monday December 11 at 7 p m in Hoosick Baptist Church with secret sisters to be revealed. Area youth enroll at hospitals December 19 and a Christmas program follows December 20 at the church. Marion Russell returns from Ames Iowa after visiting Dr and Mrs Russell and family for a week.
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William Dundas
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Myron Hall
North Adams Hospital
Edward Baker
Hoosick Baptist Church
Marion Russell
Ames
Iowa
Glenn Russell
Shaftsbury 4H Club Discusses Heart Fund Drive at School
Shaftsbury The Hilltop Girls 4H Club met at the Shaftsbury school to plan fund collections for the Heart Fund. Linda Kelley attended as a guest. Donna Dooley led songs with Mrs Virginia Dooley on piano. Sandra Myers and Diane Myers were named to the refreshment committee for the next Dec 9 meeting.
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Hilltop Girls
Shaftsbury School
Heart Fund
Stone House
North Bennington
Linda Kelley
Donna Dooley
Virginia Dooley
Sandra
Diane Myers
Brenda Peacock
Sandra Myers
Wanda Harwood
William Center
Dooley
Marie Thompson
DuCharme School of Dance
Bennington
Two North Villagers Enlist in Navy Buddy Program
Charles A. Kipp Jr. of North Bennington and Peter A. Lauzon, now of North Adams, joined the U S Navy buddy program announced by Chief W E Talbert. They were sent to Great Lakes for nine weeks of recruit training and will have 14 days leave before next assignment. Both men are local graduates with ties to Bennington area and Thomson Mfg Co.
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Charles A. Kipp Jr
North Bennington
Peter A. Lauzon
North Adams
U.S. Navy
W. E. Talbert
Navy
Bennington
Kipp
Lauzon
Great Lakes
Ill
Bennington Catholic High School
Bennington College
North Bennington High School
Thomson Mfg. Co
Francis E. Lauzon
Main St
Kipps
West Street
New England Small Colleges Meet in Boston
The sixth annual regional meeting of the Council for the Advancement of Small Colleges will be held at the Statler Hotel in Boston on Saturday December 9. Theme is Increasing the Impact of the Small College. Vermont representatives include Godard College and Marlboro College. Alfred T. Hill will chair and deliver an address. Mrs Mary Bunting, Radcliffe College president, will speak.
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Washington, D.C
New England
The
Council For the Advancement of Small Colleges
Statler Hotel
Boston
Mass
Council
Commission On Accreditation and Financing
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Vermont
Godard College
Plainfield
Marlboro College of
Marlboro
Alfred T. Hill
Mary Bunting
Radcliffe College
Deer Season Wrapup From North Bennington Station
Final deer check in North Bennington lists hunters and deer weights led by Charles Perkins Jr at 175 pounds and Ernest Murray 139 with others including Doug Mattison 122 Gordon Kenyon 128 Albert Robinson 128 John Gorman 92 Joe Myers 109 Hank Gratton 101 James Bow 112 Kenneth Rice 90 Peter Pinsonneault 100 Howard Ruggles 128 Gary Skidmore 102 Ronald Loomis 120 John Dalton 153 Vic Martin 100.
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Shepard’s
North Bennington
Howard Ruggles
Gary Skidmore
Ronald Loomis
Charles Perkins Jr
John Dalton
Vic Martin
Newborn Sons Celebrated At Area Hospitals
Hoosick Falls couple welcomes son Sean Lincoln born November 22 at Mary McClellan Hospital. They now have three boys and one girl. Walloomsco resident Mr and Mrs Robert Baldwin welcome a son born November 27 at Putnam Memorial Hospital making a family of three boys and a girl.
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Sean Lincoln
Mary McClellan Hospital
James D. Casey
North Hoosick
Robert Baldwin
Walloomsae
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Arlington Nursing Unit Offers New Dental Program
Arlington Community Public Health Nursing Association launches a school year dental program to apply a sodium fluoride solution to children’s teeth. The four treatments cost $3 and aim to prevent 40 percent of tooth decay, with expansion to three year olds and high school freshmen. Mrs. Claire Vaughn leads the program at Fisher Elementary School.
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Arlington
Arlington Community Public Health Nursing Association
State Department of Dentistry
American Dental Association
Claire Vaughn
Fisher
Vaughn At
Christmas Bake Sale and Church Notices at St James
The Women of St James Church plan a Christmas bake sale at the Community House on Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. featuring fruit cakes stollen breads cookies and more. OES rehearsals and Masonic Temple events are scheduled in December with officer wear and district deputy visit.
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St. James Church
Masonic Temple
Masonic
Eastern Star
Randolph
Cambridge Central School Students Attend All-State Program
Cambridge area students Daniel Pemrick Gary Wetherby Josep hine Beoker and Donald Reed performed in a 150 voice chorus and a 100 piece band at the Saratoga Springs all state program alongside 44 schools. The district's PTA met to review 21 new classrooms and a three station gym adding two kindergartens a language library an art room and an elementary library.
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Cambridge Central School
Saratoga Springs
Daniel Pemrick
Gary Wetherby
Josephine Beoker
Donald Reed
New York State School Music Association
PTA
Board of Education
Clarence Coulter
East Arlington Honor Queen Crawford Receives Governor Letter
Four year old Princess Crawford who won a baton twirling first place receives a congratulatory letter from Governor Keyser. Arlington Drum and Bugle Corps hold award night December 7 at Arlington High School auditorium at 8 p.m. Admission is free. Led by Walter Crawford, the group includes many East Arlington youths and has performed well in a short time. Public welcome.
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Princess Crawford
Gov. Keyser
Arlington Drum and Bugle Corps
Arlington High School
East Arlington
Walter Crawford
Arlington
Arlington Drum & Bugle Corps
Green Mountain Pine Room
Janet Flynn
School of Baton
Bennington
Kenneth Jennings
Flynn
Vermont
Gail Ann Horst
Drum and Bugle Corps Hold Arlington Banquet and Award Night
The Drum and Bugle Corps hosts its first annual banquet and award night in Arlington. The event begins 6 p.m. December 7 at Green Mountain Pine Room with a public, no charge award ceremony at 8 p.m. in Arlington High School auditorium.
Two deer bagged near Searsburg Somerset vicinity
Two does were bagged in Somerset and reported to Town Clerk George Briggs in Searsburg on Saturday. One was taken by Lawrence Buck Leonard of Somerset weighing about 110 pounds, and the other by Charles Quackenbush of Bennington about 150 pounds.
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Somerset
George Briggs
Searsburg
Lawrence
Buck) Leonard
Charles Quackenbush
Bennington
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Patricia Makin
Judy Beatie
Pat
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Williamstown Theater
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P.O
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Shirley Cook
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Louis Dean
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Brian Powers
Susan Saunders
Victoria Suwicki
Alice Thompson
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Joey Stannard
Doris Rigney
Manchester Thrift Shop
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Wilmington
Richard Leonard
Russell Hanson
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Clinton T. Hall
Donald Johnson
John Poor
Robert LaMorder
Kenneth Rafuse
Ladies
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Edith Long
Gertrude Bartlett
Irma Bartlett
Church School Guild of the
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Santa Claus
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Whitingham
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Our Lady of Fatima
Robert J. Powers
St. Anne's Society
Craft’s Inn
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West Hoosick
Jean Pine
Shaftsbury
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Myers
Nimrod
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Arlington Nursing Unit
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OES
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Sumner Lind
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Moore
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Eve
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Bulova
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Atkins
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