All New England Music Festival at MAU March 21 23
Mt Anthony students earned seats in orchestra band and chorus for the all New England Music Festival to be hosted by Bennington March 21 22 and 23. Therese Trahan notes 53 schools and 472 students plus 80 supervisors will participate with workshops and public performances under the New England Music Festival Association aims to raise musical standards and education through festivals and cooperation with schools. Continuous programs conductors and details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mau
New England
Therese Trahan
Mt. Anthony
Perri Morris
Elaine Humphries
Pamela Geannelis
New England Music Festival Association
Bennington
Las Vegas
United Counseling Service
Tom Bluto
Richard Geannelis
A.J. Santillo
Douglas Krause
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Steven Noyes
Richard Haight
Michael Johnson
Charles Neuschafer
W.C. Jensen
John Cahill
Krause
Santillo
Institute chief outlines cancer research at Rotary Club
Dr K A Ellem director of the Institute for Cancer Research at Putnam Memorial Hospital spoke to the Bennington Rotary Club detailing parvoviruses and basic cancer research. He argued for sustained federal funding, highlighted the center’s $150000 payroll and staff expertise, and stressed peer interaction as vital to progress in combating cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
K.A.0
Ellem
Helene Toolan
Institute For Cancer Research
Putnam Memorial Hospital
National Institute of Health
Vermont
UVM Regional Medical
Firstfruits and Jewish thought in Israel and America
A 1973 overview reviews Israel’s early 25 years and a collection Firstfruits of Israeli short stories with an intro by James A. Michener. It surveys kibbutz life, economy, politics, and culture, plus Elizur Salpeter on Who Rules Israel and Elie Wiesel’s The Oath. It also covers Sydney E. Ahlstrom’s History of the American People, Jewish history in America, and recent novels by Saul Maloff and Harry Kemelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
James’ A. Michener
Hawaii
New Jersey
Yuval Elizur
Eliahu Salpeter
Elie Wiesel
Europe
Kolivillag
Azriel
Christian
Moshe
Sydney E. Ahlstrom
Ahlstrom
New Amsterdam
Recife
Brazil
Portugal
America
Center Magazine
Emil L. Fackenheim
Marie Syrkin
Saul Maloff
Harry Kemelman
New York
Waspland
Maloff
Dorset couple marks 50th golden wedding anniversary
The Dorset couple Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Troumbly celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a surprise open house December 30 at the Eagles Club Rooms in Manchester. About 200 guests attended, and their eldest son David traveled from South Carolina for the event. The couple married December 31, 1923, by Rev. Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Dennis Troumbly
Eagles Club
Manchester
Theron Troumbly
Betty Hazleton
Clarence Troumbly
Danby
Flora Gallup
Broadalbia
N.Y
David Troumbly
Spartanburg
S.C
David
South Carolina
Eagles
Troumbly
Ruth Clough
South Dorset
Future of recycling discussed at Bennington meeting
Bennington Recycling Committee plans a 7 30 p m gathering at the Second Congregational Church lobby on Hillside Street. Main speaker Bob Pedercini will address the future of recycling in Bennington and nearby towns with a public, comment friendly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Bob Pedercini
North Bennington
Williamstown
Stamford
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Funeral for Laurence L. Leonard in Bennington
Laurence L. Leonard of 127 Dewey Street Bennington died January 13 at Putnam Memorial Hospital. His funeral was held Wednesday at Mahar and Son Funeral Home with Rev Richard Campbell presiding. Attendees included New England Power Co. officials and employees, whom he served over 40 years. Burial followed at Southview Cemetery North Adams Mass. A wake was held Tuesday with a Mt Anthony Chapter Free and Accepted Masons memorial service.
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Laurence L. Leonard
Dewey St
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Richard Campbell
First United Methodist Church
New England Power Co
Southview Cemetery
North Adams
Mass
Mr. Campbell
Mt. Anthony
Free and Accepted Masons
Bennington Couple Announces Engagement of Prouty and Rowe
Mr and Mrs Harold Prouty of 236 North Street Bennington announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Elizabeth to Stanley Paul Rowe son of Mr and Mrs Chester Rowe of 235 Putnam Street Bennington Both 1973 Mt Anthony Union High School graduates and employees at Friendly's Ice Cream shop no wedding date set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Prouty
North St
Bennington
Janice Elizabeth
Stanley Paul Rowe
Chester Rowe
Putnam St
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Friendly’s
Benedict Sengenberger United in Marriage in Schenectady
Benedict Sengenberger and Linda Anne Sengenberger united in marriage January 5 at Saint Madeline Sophie Church in Schenectady. James Alan Benedict, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Benedict of Wellsville, NY, officiated. The groom, Nyack College 1972 graduate, is foreman at Valentine Mill Furniture Co. in Bennington. They plan a Canada wedding trip and reside in Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady, N.Y
Saint Madeline Sophie Church
Linda Anne Sengenberger
Peter J. Sengenberger
Birchwood Drive
James Alan Benedict
Blake Benedict
Crowner Avenue
Wellsville
N.Y
William Jillisky
Nyack College
Valentine Mill Furniture Co
Bennington
Canada
Senior Citizens Tax Help Offered at Center
The Senior Citizens Center, with Mrs Daisy Myers, offers aid on Vermont property tax and sales tax refunds. Sessions run at 114 Ben Mont Ave on Tue Thu Fri 1 to 3 pm, with advance appointments via 442 3543. Bus scheduling is available on request. Deadline April 15.
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Senior Citizens Center
Daisy Myers
Vermont
Myers
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Rotary
University of Sydney
University of Pennsylvania
Wister Institute
Philadelphia
Dr. K. A.C. Ellem
Enessya
Aote
Kemmelman
Rabbi Small
Boston
Main St
Bennington, Vermont
Mr. and
Mrs
Super Duper
Lawrence L. Leonard
Eagle ST
Janice E. Prouty
James A. Benedict
Benedict-Sengenberger
Jewelers
Main Street
American Gem Society
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