Castleton hosts first New England modern dance concert
Castleton State College will host the first New England area modern dance concert Thursday at 8 p.m. in the gym auditorium with free admission. The Castleton group will present works created for the event alongside pieces from Vermont New York and Connecticut groups. Participants include teachers and students from Middlebury College State College Plattsburgh UVM Burlington Dance Theatre Capitol Area Modern Dance Council Green Mountain College Williamantic Bennington Skidmore and Russell Sage Colleges.
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Castleton
Castleton State College
Vermont
New York
Connecticut
Middlebury College
State College
Plattsburgh
N.Y
University of Vermont
Burlington Dance Theatre
Capitol Area
Modern Dance Council of
Schenectady
Green Mountin College
Williamantic State College
Bennington College
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Russell Sage College of Troy
How to Research Your Silver and Treasures Talk
Mrs Lillian Baker Carlisle discusses researching a private treasure collection at the Vermont Historical Society meeting. She outlines her book on Vermont silversmiths and related crafts, notes published articles, and Shelburne Museum work. The 8 p.m. lecture includes a demonstration and a Q and A for the public.
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Shelburne Museum
Ralph Natling Hill
Burlington
Carlisle
State liquor sales surge in five months to 9.2 million
MONTPELIER UPI reports liquor commissioner Roger Sheridan says the first five months of fiscal 1967 show sales running 1 million ahead of 1966, totaling 9.2 million with state taxes of 2.2 million. Last year five months saw 8.2 million and 1.9 million tax. Windsor man dies in Newport NH crash. Illegal entry leads to two year federal sentence for Canadian worker Blair.
Vermont Teens Held For Theft Extradition Planned
In Troy two 18-year-olds from Brookfield Center Vermont, Steven Senecal and Erwin Libbey Jr., were arrested on fugitive from justice charges after a stolen 1964 pickup truck was spotted. Extradition proceedings were arranged in Rensselaer County for return to Vermont for car theft charges.
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Troy
Rensselaer
John T. Casey
Vermont
Steven P. Senecal
Erwin R. Libbey Jr
Brookfield Center
Rensselaer County
Senecal
Brookfield
New York
Robert Kane
Richard Nash
Salvatore Verdile
Stanley Rydjeski
Randolph
BCI
Robert Pellon
Montpelier
Progressive Architecture editor Troy Rowan to speak at RPI
Troy Rowan, editor of Progressive Architecture and former Corbusier designer, will address RPI on Wednesday as part of the Alcoa Foundation Lecture series. His 2 p.m. talk will be in Greene Building Room 115. Born in Warsaw in 1924, Rowan studied at McGill and worked with Le Corbusier before moving to the United States to work with I.M. Pei Associates and teach at Pratt, Cooper Union, and RISD.
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Troy
Jan Rowan
Corbusier
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Alcoa Foundation
Rowan
Greene Building
Warsaw
McGill University
Canada
Pilkington
Paris
le Corbusier
America
I.M. Pei Associates
Pratt Institute
Cooper Union
Rhode Island School of Design
Pittsfield High pupils face June 24 court date over bomb prank
In Pittsfield District Court Judge Frank W. Cimini continued the cases of Ernest Taylor 17 and a 15 year old boy charged with placing a homemade bomb in the boys washroom wall at Pittsfield Vocational High School. The judge warned such acts could carry up to 10 years in prison and urged censure for their seriousness.
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Pittsfield
Pittsfield Vocational High School
Ernest Taylor
Frank W. Cimini
Williamstown Grand Union plans 16080 sq ft store
Williamstown will host a Grand Union Co store from East Paterson New Jersey in a four acre shopping center northeast of State Road. The 16080 square foot grocery outlet would be built behind a service station under construction about a half mile west of the Colonial Shopping Center. The Colonial complex, 16 years old, is anchored by A and P.
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Williamstown
Grand Union Co
Fire marshal probes arson or prank at Berkshire CC
Pittsfield report states the state fire marshal's office is called in to investigate two possible arson cases at Berkshire Community College. Upon opening Monday, officials found burning paper in separate rooms and the incident may be the work of a prankster.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire Community College
City Council to defer vote on $5.3 million renewal plan
Mayor Francis C. Florini stated the North Adams city council will not decide on the urban renewal project at tonight’s meeting. He said the council is expected to receive his request for renewal approval in March.
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North Adams
Francis C. Florini
Norshaft Lions Tour Nuclear Plant Construction Lecture
The Norshaft Lions heard Burton Ball, health physicist from Vermont Yankee, discuss nuclear plant building and radiological safety at the Congregational Church meeting. A film of Vernon plant construction was shown, with free viewing offered via Central Vermont Public Service.
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North Bennington
Norshaft Lions
Congregational Church
Burton M. Ball
Vermont Yankee
Ball
Vernon
Central Vermont Public Service Office
Bennington
Norshaft
Bennington Club
Ned Winslow
Ted Thomas
Lou Levin
Marshall Cross
John Lyons
Shaftsbury
Bernard Leamy
George Donovan
Elk of the Year Honored at Hoosick Falls Lodge
John McGrath a 29 year Elks member and two term exalter ruler was named Elk of the Year by the Hoosick Falls Lodge with a Saturday dinner. Walter Wirmusky MC and speakers including James M. Brahan John Murphy Leo Albowicz J Joseph Hayden issued a plaque and Grand Lodge certificate. A paid up life membership was awarded.
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John McGrath
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Per J. Joseph Hayden
Grand Lodge
McGrath
Van Rensselaer Lodge FAM Celebrates Washington Birthday Banquet
Hoosick N Y 85 Masons and guests attended the 39th annual Washington Birthday banquet of Van Rensselaer Lodge No 400 F&AM in Hoosick Grange Hall. Guest speaker Luther Freeman of Waterford, a 32nd degree Mason and grand representative to Argentina, compared Washingtons era with today. Freeman, a Mason for 58 years, has held multiple lodge and regional Masonic roles. The event featured a ham dinner, decorated in red white and blue, with Cortland Cottrells orchestra providing music for dancing.
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Washington
van Rensselaer Lodge
F&am
Hoosick Falls
Arba Brenenstuhl
Glen Rowland
Master Rowland
R.E. Luther
N. Freeman
Waterford
Freeman
van Rensselaer
CBS Worthy
Lawrence Olsen
Hoosick
N.Y
Luther N. Freeman
Argentina
Hoosick Grange Hall
CES
Helen Cantelo
Hazel Hill
Wilma Kasavicha
Dorothy Prince
Frances Prince
Glen S. Rowland
Luther Freeman
George Washington
Masonic Veterans of Troy and Vicinity
Hudson River
A&am
CBS
Oswald Mueller
Cortland Cottrell
Federated Church to Sponsor One Great Hour of Sharing
The East Arlington Federated Church Executive Committee voted to sponsor the One Great Hour of Sharing program with a special collection at the upcoming Sunday service on March 5. Contributions accepted on March 12 and 19. Easter services set for 9 and 10 30 a.m. Also, two School Study Committee members will attend Battenkill Grange meeting in West Arlington on Wednesday to discuss proposed school additions.
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Federated Church In
East Arlington
Battenkill Grange
West Arlington
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