Concert and Art Sales To Aid Florence Restoration
Williamstown, Mass. A benefit concert Sunday at Williams College will raise funds to restore Italian art, libraries, and archives damaged by the November flood. The Clarion Concerts Orchestra of New York, led by Newell Jenkins, will perform Bach, Handel, Mozart, and two Italian baroque pieces by Albinoni and Sammartini. The orchestra, in its 10th New York season, has toured internationally including a State Department sponsored Soviet trip.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Clarion Concerts Orchestra of
New York
Newell Jenkins
Bach
Handel
Mozart
Albinoni
Sammartini
Soviet Union
Department of State
Jenkins
Clarion
New York City Center Ballet
Symphony of the Air
Carnegie Hall
Committee To Rescue
CRIA
Florence
Eugene J. Johnson
Williams Art Department
Berkshire Cria
Chapin Hall
Williams College Departments of Art and Music
Robert Sterling Clark Foundation Inc
Williams College Museum of Art
Johnson
Francis Florini
Ernest H. Rosasco
North Adams
Lawrence K. Miller
Pittsfield
Charles R. Alberti Jr
Lenox
Stanley W. Bubinski
F. Lane Faison
Clark Art Institute
Williams
Lawrence Hall
Berkshire Museum
Evening crashes and charity art drive in North Adams area
A parked car in East Manchester was struck by an unidentified vehicle causing about 500 dollars in damage. Fire crews contained a pump-related fire at Wilcox Bros Inc. and a large charity concert at Williams College supports the Italian art rescue CRIA. Concert proceeds fund restorations in Florence and events include lectures, print sales, and museum sales across Williams College and local venues.
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Anthony Paradise
Peru
Avalanche Motor Lodge
Manchester
Paradise
Wilcox Bros. Inc
Lynford W. Bourn
Dorset Notices And Dorset Ski Program Open At School
Dorset community news reports Mrs Sted Aldrich remaining hospitalized at Putnam Memorial. Miss Emily Chandler plans winter with Mrs Gertrude Robinson in Manchester. Ray Foote family returns to normal life after holidays. Church and library meetings set for January. Dorset Elementary begins Junior Ski Program with 58 students and multi teacher volunteer instructors amid busy ski logistics.
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Sted Aldrich
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Emily Chandler
Post Office
Gertrude Robinson
Manchester
Chandler
Equinox Nursing Home
Ray Footes
Jonathan Foote
New Haven
Conn
Ray Foote Jr
Greenwich
United Church of
Dorset and
East Rupert
Dorset Village Public Library Association Inc
Dorset Elementary School
Bromley
Audrey Mach
Valerie Manley
Mary Taillon
Mach
Miss Taillon
Manley
Peter Schoffstall
Manchester Jaycees to host teen dance for Miss Tardy
Manchester Area Jaycees sponsor a teen dance Saturday 8 to 11 p.m. at Burr and Burton Seminary gym in honor of Christina Tardy, Manchester junior Miss. The event opens Jaycee Week with free admission for area teens and music by Rising Sons. Miss Tardy competes Jan 27-28 at Bellows Falls for Vermont Junior Miss with statewide finalists from 17 towns.
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Manchester
Jaycees
Burr and Burton Seminary
Christina Tar
Jaycee
Tardy
Bellows Falls
Elbert G. Moulton
Vermont Development Department
Vermont
Arlington Firemen Hustle All Day Saturday in Bellows Falls
Firemen battled a boiler overheat at the Colonial Inn after a skier alerted them to smoke. A separate blaze scorched a sanitation truck on Vt 313 as Arlington Lions Club members began removing Main Street lights. Community pageant duties and awards linked to the Jan 28 event were outlined with major sponsors listed. Also noted: UPI report that U.S. motorcycle registrations rose 30 percent in 1965 with 1,580 rider deaths.
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Arlington
Colonial Inn
Paul
Barney) Mattison
Sunderland
Arlington Lions Club
Main Street
Ruth Cole Absent From Duties After Mother's Death
Mrs. Ruth Cole is absent from her duties in Montpelier as representative of District 49 due to the death of her mother Mrs. John Aseltine of Underhill. Mrs. Aseltine died Saturday and will be buried at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Richmond. Alan B. Coulman, Mt. Hermon School senior and son of Mrs. Malcolm P. Coulman, is among 44 students named to the Honor Roll with high honors for the fall term at the 614-student independent secondary school, which lists 138 boys on the roll.
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Ruth Cole
Montpelier
John Aseltine
Underhill
Aseltine
Richmond
Alan B. Coulman
Malcolm P. Coulman
Mt. Hermon School
East Northfield
Mass
Public views new Hoosick firetruck at open house
Hoosick Fire Department hosted an open house for the new firetruck arrived last month. Mayors officials and fire company members from surrounding towns attended led by Rensselaer County fire coordinator Jack Leary and deputy William Hennessy. Honored guest Rev Edith Craig Reynolds whose 22000 gift funded the purchase appeared with her manager Arthur Armstrong. Fire department auxiliary served refreshments as Howard Cox noted the crew scrubbed the station ahead of the showing. Omer Brenenstuhl Robert Breese and Frank Pierce led the arrangements.
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Jack Leary
Rensselaer County
William J. Hennessey
Edith Craig Reynolds
Arthur Armstrong
Howard Cox
Omer Brenenstuhl
Robert Breese
Frank Pierce
Landowner Appeals Town Road Closure Near Dutch Hill
Readsboro selectmen voted to close a 2662.5 foot section of an old highway bisecting the Dutch Hill Ski Area in Heartwellville. Walter Zuk of Old Lyme Conn owns property in the area and will appeal to a higher authority, possibly leading to a damage suit. The petition followed a log hauling dispute raised by John T. Carrier Whitingham lumberman over lifts and equipment damage. Judge Ernest Rosasco, coun.
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Readsboro
Readsboro Selectmen
Dutch Hill
Heartwellville
Walter Zuk
Old Lyme
John T. Carrier
Whitingham Lumberman
Ernest Rosasco
Coun
Hoosick Falls Local Residents Face Medical Care Mix
Hoosick Falls figures include William Bohmer Sr listed at 5 Eagle Street taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital and transferred to Albany Medical Center, Rita Doyle hospitalized with pneumonia at Putnam Memorial, Ida Van Wert returning from surgery, and William Waterhouse announcing senior William L. Cottrell won the Bausch & Lomb Science Award amid school science emphasis. Local discussions cover Readsboro Dutch Hill Ski Area access, town road matters, and a Green Mountain Patrol Boy Scout camp in Peru with tests and games after a campout.
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William Bohmer Sr
Eagle St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Hoosick
Albany Medical Center
William Waterhouse
Hoosick Falls Central School
William L. Cottrell
Bausch & Lomb
Waterhouse
Bausch & Lamb
University of Rochester
Boy Scouts of
Green Mountain Patrol
Smith Camp
Peru
Peter Cobb
James Twitchell
South Londonderry
Daniel Crandall
Charles Black
Thomas Dibble Jr
Legion and Auxiliary to Meet at Lensey Cole Home
The American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary of Wilmington plan a joint meeting at Lensey Cole’s home Tuesday at 8 p.m. Attendees will discuss club activities and community service plans.
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The
American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary of
Wilmington
Lensey Cole
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