Tanglewood opens third musical weekend with Brahms concert
Tanglewood Mass The Berkshire Festival enters its third weekend with two all Brahms concerts led by William Steinberg. Vladimir Ashkenazy solo in Piano Concerto No 2 as the Boston Symphony Orchestra performs Symphony No 2. Weekend Prelude features the Boston Symphony Chamber Players and Stravinsky Histoire du Soldat plus Ravel Introduction and Allegro.
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Tanglewood
Mass
Berkshire Festival
William Steinberg
Boston Symphony
Vladimir Ashkenazy
Boston Symphony Chamber Players
Stravinsky
Ravel
Open rehearsals and Brahms weekend at Berkshire Festival
Friday two hours before the Boston Symphony concert features guest artists in free short programs for Friday ticket holders. Saturday at 8:30 William Steinberg conducts Brahms with Joseph Silverstein and Zara Nelsova as soloists. Open rehearsal Saturday 10:30 led by Seiji Ozawa, $2.50 for charity. Sunday July 13 at 2:30 Seiji Ozawa conducts final Berkshire program with Vladimir Ashkenazy performing Mozart K595.
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Boston Symphony
William Steinberg
Joseph Silverstein
Zara Nelsova
Seiji Ozawa
Tanglewood
Vladimir Ashkenazy
Mozart
Post office honors two retirees at dinner in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls NY The town post office held a retirement party for William Allard with a dinner at Sharkey's Hotel and honored Joseph C. Riley in absentia. Speakers included custodial staff leaders Henry Bromirski and Andrew Kipp, Postmaster Anthony Wir musky, and Assistant Postmaster Jerry DeLuca. Allard served over 30 years with the Postal Service and noted changes in equipment and facilities. Riley served in the Coast Guard. Allard also completed two Army hitches and attended school in Winooski.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Sharkey’s Hotel
William Allard
Joseph C. Riley
Henry J. Bromirski
Andrew C. Kipp
Anthony J. Wirmusky
Jerry DeLuca
Bromirski
Allard
Wirmusky
Jerry de Luca
George M. Driscoll
U.S. Post Office Department
Riley
Coast Guard
Winooski
Mind control course offered in Manchester Vermont
The piece reports rising media interest in mind control and ESP research with Silva Mind Control International planning a four day Manchester Vermont course starting July 31. Connecticut agent Sheldon Rose will speak July 26 at Equinox House at 7 30 p m about the method. A $1 admission applies.
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Silva Mind Control International, Inc
Vermont
Sheldon R. Rose
Connecticut
Manchester
Equinox House
Rose
Silva
Saratoga Arts Convocation features NYCB program lineup
The 1971 Saratoga Summer Convocation of the Arts runs July 20–22 in Saratoga Springs with two New York City Ballet performances, a Tschaikovsky program on July 20 and a July 21 program, plus lectures, a concert by Claudio Arrau, and various workshops and exhibitions for educators. Tickets start at $3.00 with reserved seating.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
New York City Ballet
NYCB
Upstate
Manchester
Claudio Arrau
Beethoven
Liszt
Chopin
Arkell Pavilion
Southern Vermont Art Center
Schumann
A.m
Jacques d’Amboise
D’amboise
New York City Ballet Brass Quintet
Bread and Puppet Theater
James Cunningham
Acme Dance Theatre
The
American Dressage Institute
Standish Lander
Yale University
Ernest Boyer
State University of New York
Richard P. Leach
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Forest Service tightens use rules in Bennington county
Forest Service will tighten restrictions on ski development powerlines dumping and use of the Long Trail covering about 68000 acres in Bennington County District Ranger Al Johnson announced to the Bennington County Regional Planning Commission last night upholding new prohibitions on certain uses and activities within the county forest lands.
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al Johnson
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Woodford
Ö Derland
L Brook
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Sunderland
Branc Pond
Hapgood Pond
Peru
Commission On Forest Service
Windham appoints Howard S. Greenlee as new Academic Dean
Howard S. Greenlee, former Antioch College Dean of Faculty, is named Windham's Academic Dean as the school reopens in September. An historian by training, Greenlee has led deanships at six colleges in 16 years, with Chicago roots and ties to Brookline and Putney.
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Midwest
Bennington County survey flags industrial lead for Bennington area
BCRPC report says Bennington Shaftsbury and Manchester top county for future industrial growth while smaller towns with sites may lose out. Rupert isolation may hinder acceptance to New York markets. Arlington seen as niche industry area. Henry notes more sites than state records due to thorough local survey. Land prices cited as noncompetitive.
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Landgrove
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Bennington County
Hugh Henry
BCRPC
Manchester
Rupert
Henry
State Development Department
Youth Center to trial open nights this summer
Town of Hoosick Youth Commission renews funds with State Youth Commission prompting questions. Justice Restino says youths seek evening gathering space. some members worry about budget and existing activities. Plan calls for a trial opening supervised by William Rourke Jr and youth staff. Funding totals $3,772 with $1,600 state return and $2,210 for director wages plus several play leaders.
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Hoosick
Weir-Reynolds
Restino
William F. Rourke Jr
Town of
Pownal selects low bid for North Pownal bridge repaint
The Pownal board awarded the bridge repainting contract to Gordon Ware for 5483, the lowest bid among three. Utility Painting Corp. bid 7880 and John D. Ahearn Co. 11400. The project covers labor only with materials supplied by the town, within a 6500 budget. Work begins within a week and must finish by October 15.
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Pownal
North Pownal Bridge
Henry W. Bassen
Ware
Shaftsbury Woman Returns Home After Convalescence
Shaftsbury Sheilah Miller 442-9534 Mrs. Tacoma Reed formerly of Shaftsbury who had been convalescing the past month at Crescent Manor Nursing Home in Bennington has returned to her home in Cambridge New York.
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Tacoma
Cora) Reed
Shaftsbury
Crescent Manor Nursing Home
Bennington
Cambridge
N.Y
Jail baby born in Dallas city jail shocks officials
A 26 year old woman arrested for loitering at a Dallas bus station gave birth to a baby boy in the city jail this week. Jail officials said it may be the first birth ever recorded in the Dallas jail, noting the unusual event.
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Dallas
UPI
Marlboro Theatre Company Opens Weston Run With The Glass Menagerie
Weston welcomes Marlboro Theatre Company in a series opening July 21 at 8:30 p.m. through July 24 featuring The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams. Wendy Nute, Michael Field, Dinah Lane, and Parnell Hall star under Geoffry Brown as director with a strong regional press reception and plans to tour the Northeast after the summer.
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Weston Playhouse
Marlboro Theatre Company
Glass Menagerie
Tennessee Williams
South
Geoffry Brown
The
Marlboro Company
Wendy Nute
Amanda Wingfield
Michael Field
Tom Wingfield
Dinah Lane
Laura Wingfield
Parnell Hall
Gentleman Caller
New England
New York
Boston
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