Vermont Symphony Opens Summer Series at SVAC
The Vermont State Symphony Orchestra, under Alan Carter, will perform at the Southern Vermont Art Center Music Pavilion on Sunday July 6 at 8 30 p m with Stephen Manes as piano soloist performing Mogart Ep 1 Concerto No 9. Manes, a Bennington native and Buffalo SUNY assistant professor, has played across the United States with major orchestras. Tickets for the five concert series are available, with single tickets priced 4 3 50 2 50 and 1 80 adults 2 50 children half price for students may apply. The next concert on July 13 features the Lake George Opera Festival Quartet with famous arias.
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Manchester
Vermont State Symphony Orchestra
Southern Vermont Art Center
Stephen Manes
Bennington
Mogart
Mr. Manes
United States
Julius H. Manes
Bensington
State University of New York At Buffalo
The
Art Center
Lake George
Rutland Art Gallery Opens Saturday for 8th Annual Exhibit
The Chaffee Art Gallery in Rutland opens June 26 with a 3 to 6 p.m. reception for the 8th annual exhibit. Jury members Alden Burt Lawrence Jensen and Mel Hunter selected the paintings from 200 entries. About 150 works will hang including watercolors oils mixed media collage drawings and sculptures. The show runs daily 10 30 a m to 6 30 p m and Sundays 1 4 p m through November 6.
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Rutland
Chaffee
Alden Burt
Fairlee
Lawrence Jensen
Mel Hunter
Chester
Burt
Vesper George
Boston
Lebanon
Vermont
Green Mountains
Arlington Family Moves to West Arlington Residence
Mr and Mrs James Wyman and family have moved into the house recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and family who are now residents of West Arlington.
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James Wyman
Harry Brown
Fameily
West Arlington
Pownal Lions Meet Discuss Town School Board Request
The Pownal Lions Club met with 20 locals and two from Norshaft. A request from Vincent Piz gwano for removing three of five acres near Cen ter School will be discussed at tonight's 7 p.m. directors meeting at King Lion Charles Kokoras's home, with a July 28 next meeting planned. nine Pownal graduates were accepted to colleges including Gary Church North Adams State Tracy Gershaneck Marlboro College and others.
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LIONS
Pownal
Club House
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Gary Church
North Adams
Alumni Banquet Draws Record St Marys Alumni
HOOSICK FALLS N Y A record turnout of more than 200 attended the St Marys Academy Alumni banquet at the Town House Restaurant in Cambridge. 25 year class members Benedict Nowak and 10 year class attendees Mrs Lois Jean Kempf O Keefe led honorees. James M Brahan received a seniority gift with Loretta Collins Brahan presenting a centerpiece. Richard Severson spoke as president. new officers named Robert Hayden president Leo LaRoche vice president Susan ButkasSch secretary Ann Marie Grennan Donovan treasurer.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s Academy
Town House
Cambridge
Benedict Nowak
Lois Jean Kempf O'Keefe
Julia Leonard
James M. Brahan
Loretta Collins Brahan
Robert Hayden
Leo LaRoche
Susan ButkasSch
Ann Marie Grennan Donovan
Miss Helen Bradley Plans Clarke School Summer Study
Hoosick Falls resident Miss Helen Bradley daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Bradley of 95 Main Street has left for Northhampton Massachusetts to attend a six week summer school program at the Clarke School for the Deaf under a Federal grant She teaches deaf children in Warren and Washington Counties for the Board of Cooperative Educational Services and is a Saint Rose alumna with a BA and Masters degree
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Hoosick Falls
Helen Bradley
Carl Bradley
Main Street
Northhampton
Mass
Clarke School For the Deaf
Board of Cooperative Educational Service
Warren
Washington
Glens Falle
Hudson Falls
Bradley
St. Mary's Academy
College of Saint Rose
Albany
Hoosick Falls Student Heads to Ecuador for Eight Weeks
Miss Jacqueline Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Miller of Buskirk leaves Albany for Guayaquil Ecuador to spend eight weeks abroad. The trip is funded by Hoosick Falls Central School Student Council and International Fellowship Program with PTA and Kiwanis Club support. The Miller family will host a foreign student next winter for eight weeks.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Jacqueline Miller
Russell Miller
Buskirk
Albany
Guayaquil
Ecuador
South America
Hoosick Falls Central School
PTA
Rogers Signs Two Albums And NYC Stage Invite
Rogers, a versatile poet, singer and actor living in Arlington, is invited to perform in New York City this August with a program titled A Souls Searching Evening with Edgar Allan Poe. He also signs with Music, Music, Music Inc for two new albums this fall, one pairing Poe letters and poetry and the other an album of American folk ballads. His prior Neapolitan Songs won an Outstanding Merit Award from Billboard, Variety and Cash Box.
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Arlington
Rock R. Rogers
Stage Mothers’ Club
New York City
Edgar Allen Poe
Rogers
Chet Glerlack
Music, Music, Music Inc
Poe
Folkways Records
Recording Trade Pa
Billboard, Variety
Cash- Ox
Theatre Alumnae Return For Williamstown Opener
Williamstown Massachusetts opens its 15th season July 3 with Ring Round the Moon as Joyce Ebert Barbette Tweed and Laurie Kennedy return as leading players. Ebert brings an eighth season after award winning turns including Nina in The Seagull and Marguerite in Camino Real. Kennedy and Tweed likewise rose from Williamstown alumnae to equity roles with credits at Lincoln Center and Long Wharf. The opening night benefit features a champagne reception at intermission.
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Williamstown
Mass
Joyce Ebert
Barbette Tweed
Laurie Kennedy
Williamstown Theatre
Mise Ebert
Wiliamstown
Nina
Trojan
Miss Ebert
New Haven
Lo Wharf
Miss T
Miss Kennedy
Equity
Equity Company
Miss Tweed
Willametown
Cordelia
Lee J. Cobb
Lincoln Center
William Gibson
Anne Bancroft
Carol Melkett
Buffalo Arena Theatre
Irina
Simone
Long Wharf Theatre
Rosaline
Morristown
West Arlington and Sandgate Social Notes Report Weekend Visit
Mrs Clarence Palmer of Ridgefield Conn visited Mrs Steen in West Arlington over the weekend. Mrs Palmer, formerly of Stamford Conn, is Mrs Steen's mother. An administration committee meeting of West Arlington Methodist Church chaired by Robert Weeks Jr approved painting the church soon. About 18 representatives attended. Bad haying weather persisted as several days of rain slowed farm work and dampened hay harvest prospects.
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Walter Steens
Clarence Palmer
Ridgefield Conn
Palmer
Stamford, Conn
Steen
West Arlington Methodist Church
Robert Weeks Jr
UVM Summer Session Special Events in Burlington
Summer session events at the University of Vermont run the week of June into July. Highlights include lectures and six recitals, the opening of the high school music session, and the NSF Institute in Mathematics for secondary schools. The 11th annual public recitals begin Tuesday July 1 at 6:00 p.m. in Southwick ballroom. An American Landscape: Painting and Literature lecture by Prof. Howard Mumford Jones appears on July 2 at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. Tickets are reserved in advance by calling 066.8944.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
NSF Institute
Southwick Ballroom
University of Vermont High School
Shelburne Museum
Howard Mumford Jones
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State Orchestra
Richard Wagner
Wolfgang Amadeus Mogart
Charles Ives
Rutland Art Gallery
Jensen
Columbia University
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Hunter
Abercrombie & Fitch
Wicke
Wickes
North St
DIAL
Peaceful Valley Restaurant
Cash & Carry
Pleasant St
Bennington, Vermont
ELM Street
Helene Thompson
Pownals
Vera Langlais
St. Mary’s
Richard Severson
Clark
Miss Miller
David Ryan
Shaftsbury
David Garald Ryan
Francis V. Ryan
Cleveland Avenue
United States Navy
Naval
Great Lakes
Ryan
Mary Peer
Linda Baertschi
Ann Slingerland
Robert Mihuta
Terry Bishop
Kathy Riley
Tim Holzhauer
Scott Areson
Lord
Sandgate
Kay Weeks
Shulte Jewelers
Main St
Jewelers
American Gem Society
Ragain
TeVay
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