Prokofiev Brahms Concert At Windham College
Windham College Putney presents Prokofiev and Brahms works in Newman Hall on Wednesday February 11 at 8 p.m. Violinist Joseph Schor and pianist George Soulos perform Prokofiev Sonata No. 2 in D major and Brahms Sonata No. 3 in D minor. Tickets from Mrs. Dorothy Edmunds or at the door.
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Putney
Windham College
Prokofiev
Brahms
Newman Hall
Music At Windham
Joseph Schor
George Soulos
Schor
Windham
Vermont Symphony
Soulos
Windham Collegium
Johannes Brahms
Dorothy Edmunds
All-Terrain Vehicle Rally Planned at Mount Snow
Mount Snow announces an all-terrain vehicle rally for March 14 and 15 to feature a 50 mile endurance race over snow and rugged terrain plus an obstacle course on Snow Lake. Sponsored by the National All-Terrain Vehicle Association of New Bethlehem and seven manufacturers, the event includes children and ladies events and a powder puff obstacle race Sunday. Coordinators are Laurence Mallo Jr. and John Lambert.
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Mount Snow
Edward G. Pickett
Mount Snow Development Corp
Snow Lake
National
Putney Windham College presents Glass Pi underground theater
Putney Windham College's Studio 316 will present Glass Pi an evening of underground theatre pieces at the Windham Little Theatre Route 5 Putney opening next Saturday Feb 7 Performances run nightly through Thursday Feb 12 at 8 pm free to the public An environmental theatre atmosphere places audiences on skin covered platforms in varied stage and auditorium spaces Each short play is selected by its own director to reflect contemporary Off Off Broadway theatre in coffee houses
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Putney
Windham College
Studio 316
Glass Pi
Windham Little Theatre
Route 5
Elwell Named Water Superintendent in North Bennington
Gerald Elwell is appointed North Bennington water superintendent effective January 1, replacing Kenneth R. Couch who leaves after 33 years. Elwell, former assistant to Couch, is a North Bennington native and Marine Corps veteran, married to Lois Martin. Peter Lauzon is named Elwell s assistant. The new office is in Stark Paper Co building behind Rainbarrel Restaurant. hours are Mon Wed Fri 8 am to noon. phone 442-3883.
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North Bennington
Elwell
Couch
Francis Elwell
North Bennington High School
U.S. Marine Corps
Lois Martin
Water Board
Fred Welling
Water Department
Stark Paper Co
David Squires
Welling
Manchester Teen Wins Local Voice of Democracy Contest
Manchester Center reveals Sharon O Ryan as local Voice of Democracy winner in the National VFW sponsored contest. State level winner to be announced February 21 at a Montpelier dinner. Other contestants include Mary Ellen Toomey and Peggy Abbott. Har ned-Fowler Post 6471 VFW meets February 12 at 8 p.m. A Valentine dance with Dave Brooks Orchestra is February 14. supper by Ladies Auxiliary at 6:30 p.m.
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Sharon Ryan
Philip O’ryan
Manchester Center
Voice of Democracy
VFW
Montpelier
Mary Ellen Toomey
Bernard Toomey
Peggy Abbott
Willis Abbott
Dorset
Terry Reed
South Dorset
Washington, D.C
Harned-Fowler Post
Dave Brooks
Ladies Auxiliary
Supper To Open Series Of Lenten Services
A covered dish supper on Feb. 11 at 6 p.m. at North Bennington Congregational Church will open a series of Wednesday evening Lenten services of prayer and hymns for members and friends. A Communion service will be conducted by Rev. William Abernethy. The event is part of church activities prompted by a report at the annual meeting.
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North Bennington Congregational Church
William Abernethy
Committee
Milton Mackey
Robert Toomey
J. Edward White
Arthur Wickenden
Abernethy
Pownals fire auxiliary reelects officers and plans Easter ham sale
North Pownal Fire Department Auxiliary elected Mrs Alice Gurley president at its annual officers’ meeting held Tuesday night. Other officers named were Mrs Mary Darling vice president Mrs Lucy Duval secretary and Mrs Selah Burdick treasurer. The first project is an Easter ham sale with tickets available from members. The winner will be announced at the next meeting on March 3 and the ham delivered for Easter dinner. The second class in a Fire Fighters’ School sponsored by the Pownal Center Fire Department under Fire Chief Alfred Chenaille will be held tonight at 7 o’clock at the firehouse. Area firefighters may enroll at the meeting. A first in a series of six euchre parties sponsored by the Auxiliary will be Saturday at 8 p.m. at the firehouse, with Mrs Earl Ryder and Mrs Alfred Chenaille in charge. The Pownal Lions Club bi-monthly February meeting is Monday at the Club House Lounge with District Governor Howard Duc Fresne as guest. Happy hour at 6, dinner at 6:30. St John’s Sodality meets at St John’s Hall North Bennington at 8 p.m. Wednesday February 11.
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Alice Gurley
North Pownal Fire Department
Mary Darling
Lucy Duval
Selah Burdick
Pownal Center
Alfred Chenaille
Earl Ryder
Pownals
Pownal Lions Club
Club House
Howard Ducfresne
Manchester
Shaftsbury Budget Reports Stable Grand List At $62877
Shaftsbury town officials announce the grand list remains the same as last year at $62,777, with the selectmen's budget set at $84,980 up $2,550 from 1969 and the road commissioner budget at $11,000, $2,000 higher. Town Meeting warns include three articles: $1,000 for patrols by constables and deputies, a clerk treasurer consolidation proposal, and $2,000 for a sinking fund toward a future town office.
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Shaftsbury
Selectmen
East Street
Route 7
Arlington couple celebrated 25th wedding anniversary
Mrs. Florence Towne attended the surprise dinner for her daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Raymond Hayes of North Granville New York, held at the Redwood Steak House in Whitehall. The event, arranged by the couple’s children, drew seven Hayes siblings and Mrs Towne’s relatives from Schenectady Arlington and Manchester. The Hayes were married February 3 1945 at St Columbans Church in Arlington. Gifts included a money tree.
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Florence Towne
Raymond Hayes
North Granville
N.Y
Auditions Tonight For Play Amphitryon at Williams College
Cap and Bells Inc announces auditions tonight and tomorrow night February 5 and 6 at 7:30 p.m. for Amphitryon by Moliere, to be staged March 6, 7, 12, 13 and 14 in Adams Memorial Theatre on the Williams College campus. No acting experience required. all are urged to attend.
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Williamstown
Mass
Cap and Bells Inc
Dramatic Society
Williams College
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