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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1970

Page

3

Vermont State Symphony to Perform Brahms and Pathetique

The Vermont State Symphony Orchestra will give a July 6 concert in Middlebury with Tessy Spivakovsky and Aldo Parisot as soloists. The program features Brahms Double Concerto and Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 6. Bennington alumna Phyllis H. Franze named orchestra manager. Tickets cost 3 dollars for adults, 1.50 for students, and 75 cents for children.

Middlebury Vermont State Symphony Orchestra Tessy Spivakovsky Aldo Parisot Alan Carter Orchestra Association Addison County A. Gollnick Middlebury College Memorial Field House Ernest Stires Phyllis H. Franze George Finckel Orren Pernel Lionel Nowak Paul Boepple Bennington The State Symphony American Federation of Musicians Burlington Villa Lobos Spivakovsky Russia Germany Europe U.S Australia Symphony Field House

Debra Hoyt Marries George Squiers in First Baptist Church

Debra Anne Hoyt daughter of Clyde and Mrs. Hoyt of Pownal wed George R. Squiers son of Claude and Mrs. Squiers of Bennington in a June 13 ceremony at 11 am. Rev H Glenn Payne officiated the double ring wedding. The bride wore white lace over taffeta with red rose corsage. sister Linda Lampron served as matron of honor and Marvin Lampron was best man.

Debra Anne Hoyt Clyde Hoyt Pownal George R. Squiers Claude Squiers Bennington First Baptist Church H. Glenn Payne Linda Lampron Marvin Lampron

Ex Benningtonian Named To Diabetes Society Board

Mrs. Daniel F. McSweeney of Waltham Mass former Myrtis A. Timoney of Bennington has been elected to the board of directors of the Greater Boston Diabetes Society. She is a diabetic coordinator and instructor at Waltham Hospital and vice president of the Newton-Waltham area Diabetes Club. In May 1969 she attended a national paramedical postgraduate course in diabetes at Joslin Clinic with 75 nurses and 54 nutritionists from 29 states and Canada. She and Samuel Shriberg wrote a paper on diabetic teaching programs for a Massachusetts College of Pharmacy conference. A 1950 Bennington High School graduate, 1953 St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing graduate, she has worked at Waltham Hospital since 1957 and is married to Daniel F McSweeney with two children Judy and Kevin.

Daniel F. McSweeney Waltham Mass Myrtis A. Timoney Bennington Greater Boston Diabetes Society Josephine Weeks Baczek Main Street Joslin Clinic Boston Charles H. Best Massachusetts College of Pharmacy McSweeney Samuel Shriberg Waltham Hospital Bennington High School St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing Pittsfield The Edison Co Judy Kevin

Drum And Bugle Corps To Compete in Troy Fourth of July Show

Troy hosts a drum and bugle corps contest on July 4 at Notre Dame Field with the Speigleaires Junior Corps as hosts. Stars and Stripes in Review offers a $2,000 prize, with $600 to first place and others down to $200. St Francis Xavier Lancians join from South Weymouth MA, Knickerbockers from New York City, Shoreliners of Milford CT defending champions, plus Polish Falcon Cadets Elizabeth NJ and Poughkeepsie Pacers. The Lancians claim 1969 CYO Festival Class A honors and have defeated the Knickerbockers this season. The show closes with the Speigleaires undefeated in 1970 exhibitions and a Sunset Parade.

Troy N.Y Speigleaires Catholic Central High School Notre Dame Troy Area St. Francis Xavier Lancians South Weymouth Mass Knickerbockers New York City Shoreliners Milford Conn Polish Falcon Cadets Elizabeth N.J Poughkeepsie Pacers Hudson River Lancians

Mental Health Dept to Study Alcohol Related Highway Deaths

Vermont will receive federal grants from the Department of Transportation to fund a four year study on reducing alcohol related highway deaths. The project, rooted in a 1967 69 University of Vermont study, will advance data collection, countermeasure methods, driver education, enforcement, and rehabilitation programs while leveraging police, local motor pools, and public awareness to curb alcohol related crashes.

Mental Health Dept Montpelier Vermont Department of Transportation John Volpe Secretary of Transportation University of Vermont M. W. Perrine Marc Kessler University of Vermont Department of Psychology Julian A. Waller Department of Community Medicine University of Vermont College of Medicine Jonathan P. A. Leopold

Fourth Class Mail Size Limit Increases Announced

Postmaster Stanley J. Pekalski announces an increase in the size limit for fourth class mail from 72 to 78 inches combined length and girth. The new limit applies to parcels mailed at a first class post office in the contiguous United States and addressed to delivery at the same office or another first class post office in the 48 contiguous states, effective July 1.

Stanley J. Pekalski Contiguous States United States

Hubbardton Dedication Program With Migration Workshop

Gov. Deane C. Davis will speak at Hubbardton Battlefield on July 7 for a new visitors center dedication. A 2:15 p.m. history workshop at Castleton State College covers 19th century Vermont migration with speakers from the University of Maine at Farmington and Castleton, co sponsored by Castleton College Vermont Historical Society and Castleton Historical Society.

Hubbardton Battlefield Hubbardton Vermont Castleton State College Gwilym Roberts Division of Arts and Humanities University of Maine At Farmington Roberts Columbia University Holman Jordan Charles Morrissey Vermont Historical Society Castleton Historical Society South Street Castleton

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