Bennington College Music Instructor Crafts Instruments and Composes
North Bennington's Gunnar Schonbeck lives a full time music life teaching composing and building instruments. He runs Thursday Friday seminars for students and adults, teaches at churches, and plans Sunday concerts at McCullough Library. His work includes crafting new instruments and arranging local performances for Bennington area youth.
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North Bennington Square
Tanglewood
Schonbeck
Schonbeck Musical Instrument Shop
Bennington Catholic High School
North Bennington
Gail
Bennington College
Louis Calabro
McCullough
Winter Birds Feed In Harmony At Mountain Home
A rural scene describes a snowy morning around a bird feeder. Birds of many species share the food despite a tailless blue jay and a missing Christmas cardinal who has left for travel. The narrator notes peaceful coexistence among the flock.
Agricultural Economics School at Worthy Inn Manchester
Farmers from Bennington and Rutland counties are invited to the Agricultural Economics School at the Worthy Inn in Manchester on Tuesday. County Agent John C. Page announces morning lectures by Dr. Frederic Sargent and Dr. Robert O. Sinclair. A noon pot roast dinner is served. In the afternoon Dr. Fred S. Webster discusses the future of dairying in Vermont and Verle R. Houghaboom explains market developments in Latin America.
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Manchester
Bennington
Rutland
Worthy Inn
John C. Page
Frederic Sargent
UVM
Robert O. Sinclair
Fred S. Webster
Vermont
Verle R. Houghaboom
Latin America
Fran Stacy and Rev. A J MacDonald Attend Methodist Meeting
Rev A J MacDonald and Fran Stacy of Shaftsbury will be out of town Monday through Wednesday to attend a regional meeting of the Joint Department of Missionary Education of the Methodist Church in Syracuse New York representing the Council on Adult Work of the Troy Conference Boards of Missions and Education.
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A. J. MacDonald
Council On Adult Work
Troy
Boards of Missions and Education
Joint
Department of Missionary Education of
The
Methodist Church
Syracuse
N.Y
Community notices and parish meeting highlights
The Eastern Star hosts a public card party at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Masonic Temple. The American Legion Auxiliary holds a Sunday 5 p.m. covered dish supper for March of Dimes at the legion rooms. Boy Scout Troop 34 plans a parents night January 21 at Fisher School with a scouting program overview and awards. Sister Claudia L’Ecuyer, sister of Prosper Deschenes, dies. she was born in 1890 in St. Albans and belonged to Our Lady of Angels Convent in Brooklyn. Lions Minstrel Show rehearsal Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Community House for a February 22 23 presentation at Memorial School. Fire and Light District voters meet Monday at Memorial School to vote on important items. St James Episcopal Church parish meeting held with ham and bean supper. vestry reports and officer elections completed. May Diocesan Convention delegates to be elected May 10 11 at St Johnsbury.
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The
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
American Legion Auxiliary
March of Dimes
Legion Rooms
Dick Wood
Jack Secor
Jim Woodard
Ken Clayton
Roy Davis
Ray Lovely
Green Mt. Council
Fisher School
Prosper Deschenes
Claudia
Our Lady of Angels Convent
Brooklyn
N.Y
Frederick L’ecuyer
Boston
St. Albans
Lions
Memorial School
Fire and Light District
St. James Episcopal Church
Arthur Moody
O. R. Baker
Francis Dunbar
Clement Belcher
Lawrence P. Brush
William F. McGuire
Donald Brown
Arthur F. Moody
Lester Brush
Vestry
St. Johnsbury
School administrators oppose strikes for higher pay
In Chicago the Nation's Schools magazine poll of 230 school administrators finds 95 percent oppose teachers strikes for higher wages and better working conditions.
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Chicago
UPI
the Nation
Williams College Arts News and Grants Highlight January Exhibit
Williams College showcases a four piece sculpture, six paintings, four prints and six miscellaneous works in its annual art exhibit opened January 10 and runs through February 3. Kenneth Roberts returns from a Midwest tour with William Osborne for a Mozart four hands concert at Denison University and Williams will host a repeat concert January 31. The Faculty Lecture Series starts January 31 with eight professors presenting topics from love to thermo nuclear war. A National Science Foundation grant of 5600 supports undergraduate science education with four students funded for summer research in biology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Roberts
Williams College
Mid- West
William Osborne
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Roberts
Chapin
Lawrence W. Beals
National Science Foundation
William C. Grant Jr
Shadowy lighting hurts shaving and makeup results
Five o'clock shadow may come from poor lighting and dull razors. Inadequate bathroom lighting is common and contributes to poor shaves and makeup imperfections, according to the American Home Lighting Institute.
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Chicago
API
American Home Lighting Institute
Lounsbury Returns From Montpelier Inaugurals and Local Events
Rep. James Lounsbury and Mrs Lounsbury returned from Montpelier after Gov Hoff inaugural ceremonies and a Keyser testimonial dinner. Lounsbury to serve on Ways and Means Committee and eyes Barber Lake area as a future state park for Pownal. Also noted are local attendees, a second card party at Pownal Center Firehouse, a Powell’s Store food sale for First Baptist Church, and Scout Court of Honor plans.
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James Lounsbury
Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
F. Ray Keyser
Pavilion Hotel
Lounsbury
Barber Lake
Pownals
Pownal
Powell's
South Pownal
First Baptist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Harold Rhodes
Ronald Paul
Local youth groups and church events scheduled in Pownal area
Honor for Boy Scout Troop 47 planned January 30 at Pownal Center Firehouse invites parents and residents. Winter Green Mountain Council camporee to Birdseye Mountain Ski Area in West Rutland February 9 weekend. Pownal Pioneers 4 H Club meets Saturday 10 30 at Mrs A Coleman Mason home. Fourth quarterly church conference February 3 2 30 pm with Pastoral Relations Committee meeting. Church officers to be elected. Mrs Harold Andrews and Mrs Lillian Amadon host Pownal Center Carpenter Hill Home Demonstration Club luncheon. January project Modern Food Preparation demonstrated by Mrs Marion Harris and Mrs Ann Wilson at North Bennington Library. Next club meeting February 20 at Mrs Ira Chaffee home on Safety.
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Pownal Center
Green Mountain Council
Birdseye Mountain
West
Rutland
Pownal Pioneers 4- H Club
A. Coleman Mason
The
Methodist Church
Harold Andrews
Lillian Amadon
Carpenter Hill Home
Andrews
Amadon
North Bennington
Marion Harris
Ann Wilson
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Sheilah Marlowe
Gunnar Schonbeck
Edmunds
Bell & Howell
Zoomatic
Radio & Heater
Liggett Bosworth
Sales & Service North
Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
Mountain Towns
Carlo Walter
Tel
Cardinal
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
Arlington Ann Marsh
Williamstown, Mass
James MacGregor Burns
Time
Look
Horace Mayer
Williamstown
John Maziarz
Adams
Mount Greylock
H. Lee Hirsche
Williams Art Department
Williams College Museum of Art
Williams
Collge
Biology Department
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
OTOL
Gai Bey
Salem’s
Vera Langlais
Ann Thompson
William Jay Smith
Barre
Martin Lingner Sr
Robert Rudd Jr
Thompson
Smith
Party
Fire Department
Alfred Chenaille
Ned Towslee
Boy Scout Plans
Joseph Danforth
Cooking Project
Methodist Annual Meeting
Jacksonville Wood Products
Jacksonville
Madkour
E. T. Williams
Hunt Street
Joseph C. Digangi
Bennington, Vermont
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
N. Y
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