Big House art and music at McCullough Mansion in North Bennington
A winter potpourri of art and music by past and present Bennington College students opens Saturday Feb 3 at 3 pm at Governor MecCullough Mansion North Bennington with a concert featuring guitar piano flute drums cello saxophone and voice and an accompanying art exhibit of drawings and ceramics The display runs Feb 5 to 9 and the mansion opens on Feb 4 with changes in the program Also detailed are separate items about the Dartmouth Kiewit computer and the 1974 Klondike Derby plans in Mohican Council Hoosick Falls NY with audiences invited to view exhibits and enjoy performances by Bennington College students and local artists including Liz Phillips Changing Hallways AI based sound sculpture and various musicians and poets.
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Governor MecCullough
North Bennington
Bennington College
At & P.m
Hursick
N.Y
Robert Paul
Mohican Council
Tibbitts State Forest
Howsick Falls
E. V. Wieck
Kathy Estes
Sill
Lee Payson
Fran Barringer
J. V. Wick
Stephanie Hollyman
George Pitts
EV. Wick
Jan Pardee
Debby Alemida
Fran Sutringer
McCullough Mansion Association
Seniors Laugh Together at Hoosick Falls Dinner
Hoosick Falls Original Senior Citizens Club held a belated New Year dinner for 50 plus guests in the Eagles rooms. Mayor Richard Severson spoke on village reappraisal, property values, and tax effects, as queen Josephine Beaumont was crowned amid entertainment by local seniors and visiting performers.
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Hlonsitk Palls
Elt
Josephine Beaumont
LoTa
William Greenwood Sr
Dean Martin
Ding A Ling
Lofts
Trane Harrington
Sadie Daniela
William Gromnsond
Mary Cupane
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
Senior Citizens Club
Eagles
Fagle
Richard A. Severson
Sadie Daniels
Elsie Enright
Severson
Mary Capano
Daniels
Beaumont
Santa
Hoosick
Lyda Danley
Cupid
Ricki Olson
Housick Falls
George Fawcett
Local writers read new works at McCullough Mansion
A Vermont Academy of the Arts and Sciences event drew a large audience as five authors read from recent writings at the McCullough Mansion. Lucien Hanks organized the evening with Donald R. Brown as host, presenting brief notes on each writer and their work. Ruth Levin, Lucie McKee, and George Clay offered vivid pieces exploring Jewish childhood, family life, and a young woman entering childbirth, in a night of intimate, image driven prose and verse.
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Vermont
McCullough
Vermont Academy of the Arts and Sciences
Lucien Hanks
The
Academy
Donald R. Brown
Ruth Levin
Shaftsbury
Dallas
Lucie McKee
Old Bennington
George Clay
Sunderland
Vermont Poets Read In North Bennington Evening
Peter Whalen of Arlington and Bob Williams of Shatford read poetry in Vermont and Ireland and Boston, with Whalen drawing on Dylan Thomas style imagery and Williams sharing farm born observations. Refreshments followed praise for the event at the mansion as a first offering of literary encouragement. William Gilbert Tucker Chapter 34 to hold Order Eastern Star meeting Thursday at Masonic Temple in North Bennington. past matrons and patrons to be honored.
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Peter Whalen
Arlington
Vermont
Ireland
Boston
Dylan Thomas
Thomas
Whalen
Bob Williams
Williams
the Banner
Hanks
William Gilbert
Crystal Clover 4-H Club to Meet at Town Hall
South Cambridge community notices list the Crystal Clover 4-H Club meeting Saturday Feb 6 p.m. at the town hall. Pleasant Valley Grange hosts a Feb 2 gathering with a 7 p.m. covered dish supper and Burton Welling on refreshment committee. Combined church service Sunday Feb 4 at 10 30 a.m. at Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church led by Rev Harry Burdess. Sunday school each Sunday. A special 7 p.m. service Saturday marked the cease fire with Walter McNall speaker and Mrs John Underwood worship chair. Dorset board of school directors meets Thursday Feb 1 at 7 30 p.m. at Dorset Elementary School gym.
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Pleasant Valley Granges
Burton Welling
Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
Walter McNall
John Underwood
Dorset
William Gilbert
Regnar
Dorset Board of School Directors
Londonderry Credit Union marks 14th anniversary dinner
Londonderry Credit Union hosts its fourteenth annual dinner at 7 p.m. in the Second Congregational Church with a business meeting at 8 and a Jack Straw performance. Arthur Twitchell, a director and treasurer, recalls founding in March 1929 after no local bank existed. He details member requirements, loan limits of 3000, real estate up to 5000, 1 percent monthly interest, and 12 percent annual rate, plus auto loan terms and life insurance benefits. The union reports about 641 members and 250000 in assets with yearly income near 25000 and 5 percent dividends.
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Isabel Gwinn
Londonderry
Londonderry Credit Union
Second Congregational Church
Jack Straw
Arthur Twitchell
Twitchell
San Francisco plumbers top $35,000 in pay says grand jury
The city grand jury criticized the San Francisco Water Department on Monday noting four plumbers earned over 35000 last year due to a high wage scale and overtime. They pointed out their pay exceeded that of the department's general manager.
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San Francisco
UPI
Shaftsbury Caucus and community events listed at Cole Hall
The Shaftsbury Republican Caucus is set for tonight at Cole Hall in the downstairs room at 7:80 p.m. The Shaftsbury Democratic meeting follows at 7:30 p.m. in the upstairs hall. Also listed are a Chicken Little Story Hour at the Firehouse Wednesday 10 to 11 a.m. and a Junior Choir rehearsal at First Methodist Church Thursday.
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Shaftsbury
Cole Hall
Downestairs
Shaftsbury Firehouse
First Methodist Church
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Dartmouth College
United States
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Agi
Thomas H. Kurtz
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William Greenwood
Ding-A-Ling
Greenwood
Capano
Irene Harrington
Jesse Harrington
Jack Benny
Ried Olsen Dw
Big House
Self Service Discount Department Stores
Bennington
Feront
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Crystal Clover 4-H
Town Hall
Shaftsbury Lotti Tabler
United Counseling Service
Walker
First
Main Street
Monument Plaza
First Vermont
Bank On
Easy Street
First ! Bank and Trust Company
Bratttebore
Chester
Manchester
Fatatel
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