Exhilarating Concert by Landgrove Chamber Music School
At the Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester a Landgrove Chamber Music School concert led by founder Gabriel Banat delivered an exciting program. The ensemble featured violinist Banat, pianist Nana Vered, and a student clarinetist, performing Hindemith, Ives, Bartok, and Bach with a novel pairing of William Sydeman’s Variations on a Chisel with sculpture slides by Jacques Lipchite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landgrove Chamber Music
Southern Vermont Art Center
Gabriel Banat
Paul Hindemith
George VI
England
Charles Ives
Mr. Banat
Nana Vered
Banat
Miss Vered
Bela Bartok
William Sydeman
Jacques Lipchite
Johanna Sebastian Bach
SVAC
Barefoot in the Park opens at Dorset Playhouse this week
Dorset Play House presents Neil Simon comedy Barefoot in the Park July 24 to 28 led by Lynnette Mettey as Corie Bratter and David Siever as Paul Bratter with Patricia Carmichael as Mrs Banks and Mark Suben as Victor Velasco. The production, staged by Anthony Dingman, follows a New York couple in a zany apartment, with set and lighting by Dingman and Neu feld. After the show, cast and audience will gather for coffee on opening night. Election news follows about Republican District 32 officers vote at Stamford Central School on Tuesday at 8 p.m. and floor nominations advised by a North Pownal committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Dorset Playhouse
Neil Simon
New York
Barefoot
Lynnette Mettey
David Siever
Miss Mettey
Manchester
the Playhouse
Corie Bratter
Ellen
Paul Bratter
Bratters
Patricia Carmichael
Corie
Banks
Mark Suben
Victor Velasco
Staten Island
Len Cowan
Howard Enoch
Anthony Dingman
Jane Neufeld
Stamford Central School
Marcel A. Langlais
North Pownal
Arlington News Briefs and Upcoming Garden Show
Arlington residents, including the Thompson and Handville families, visited Fern Lake last week. Arlington Garden Club plans a summer flower show August 20 at Fisher Elementary, 2 to 8:30 p.m., with no theme announced yet. Local events include Arlington vs Manchester Pony League, a Sugaring-off TOPS gathering, American Legion Auxiliary, Firemen’s lawn party, and a Christmas in July bazaar at St James. Also, Mars exploration devices may visit Mars in next decade, designed by GE’s Missile and Space Division to study atmosphere, weather, soil, and life.
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Arlington Garden Club
Fisher Elementary
Arlington Vs
Manchester
Pony League
Community House
American Letion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Firehouse
East Arlington
St. James Episcopal Church
Schenectady
N.Y
Mars
General Electric
Missile and Space Division
Spoon River at Weston Playhouse in Weeklong Run
Weston Playhouse stages Spoon River Anthology Thursday to Sunday at 8:30 p.m. with a Saturday matinee at 3. Harlan Grant directs a cast led by Marion Blake and George Connor, portraying residents of Spoon River, Ill., with Robert Aidman arranging the poetry to dramatic form and music. Afterward the Musical Theater Company presents its fifth revue, followed by Brigadoon next week.
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Weston
Spoon River
Weston Playhouse
Playhouse
Harlan Grant
Spoon River, Ill
Edgar Lee Masters
Charles Aidman
Marion
Tommy) Blake
George Connor
Edward LeClair
Edmond Genest
The
Musical Theater Company
United States
Lions Club helps junk car cleanup with community donations
James L. Woodard thanks Lions Club Harned Fowler Post No 6471 VFW and Manchester Club for donations totaling 385 dollars to cover 677.15 dollar expenses, leaving town costs at 292.15. Also credits three wrecker services for time and equipment. In Belleville Illinois UPI report, authorities probe an ancient mummy-like casket found in a sewer dig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Woodard
Lions Club
Harned Fowler
VFW
Club of Manchester
Don Dorr
Don Cherbonneau
Vic Bacon
Belleville
Ill
UPI
St. Clair County
C.C. Kane Gard
District 32 GOP Plans Meeting in Stamford
The District 32 Republican Committee schedules a voter meeting at Stamford Center School Tuesday at 8 p m. Co chairs Ralph W Howe Jr and Marcel A Langlais describe a district with varied interests including Green Mountain Park and Mt Snow Ski Area. Four Republicans and three Democrats have announced candidacies for the two Vermont House seats with officers to be elected at the July 23 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Stamford Center School
Republican Committee
Ralph W. Howe Jr
Wilmington
Marcel A. Langlais
Pownal
Readsboro
Bennington Atty
Harvey D. Carter
William G. Hamilton
Vermont
Green Mountain Park
Mt. Snow
Dover
Porter E
Hone Eee
Wilmtrict
Irate Waltess
Atty, Carter
Hamilton
Rufus Horton
Ellen Reiss
Robert Lamarder
Harry Hayden Heads Vermont 4-H Foundation Reelects Leaders
Harry W. Hayden was reelected chair of the state 4-H Foundation at a Sunderland trustees meeting. Pauline Rowe of Burlington was elected secretary, with new trustees R. DeWitt Mallary and Paul Sevigny named. Re-elected were Mrs. Raymond McNall as vice chair and Horace B. Shaw Jr. as treasurer, as the foundation supports Vermont Extension Service education and funds scholarships and six 4-H camps across the state.
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Sunderland
Harry W. Hayden
State 4-H Foundation
Pauline Rowe
Burlington
R. DeWitt Mallary
Bradford
Paul Sevigny
Danville
Raymond McNall
Fairfax
Horace B. Shaw Jr
Extension Service
The
University of Vermont
Vermont
Six Bands To Appear At Wilmington Festival
Six New England bands join the Deerfield Valley Jaycees festival parade at 11 a.m. on July 27 in Wilmington. The lineup includes Dick Perry's Valley Band, The Conquerors, Scarlet Marauders, VFW Targets, Yankee Doodlers, and the Demolay Oriental Band. Activities include a luncheon, horse show, Little League game, bingo, chicken barbecue, a Grafton Band concert, and an alumni dance, with visitors invited to use the Dover-Wilmington Vacation Council for lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
New England
Deerfield Valley Jaycees
Dick Perry
S Valley
the Conquerors
Millers Falls
Mass
Scarlet Marauders
West
N.H
VFW
White River Junction
Yankee Doodlers
Arlington
Demolay Oriental Band
Bridgeport
Deerfield Valley
Dover - Wilmington
Wilmington Fire Department
Grafton Band
Wilmington High School Alumni Association
Culprit Escapes After Mouse Panic in Apartment
Two police officers responding to a 999 call found four girls in their New Malden flat standing on chairs and shouting about a mouse in the kitchen. The officers could not locate the creature.
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New Malden
England
UPI
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James Thompson
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Parlin, N.J
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Harry Hayden
4-H Foundation
North Adams
Men’s Department
Coats
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