Hoosick Falls HFCS summer music program schedule
Hoosick Falls NY H Luther Everly director announces a four area summer program for residents only with 41 beginners registered meeting Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 9 to 3 93 pm and 41 names listed by instrument including oboe flute clarinet saxophone cornet trombone French horn baritone tuba percussion and more. The program offers Beginning Intermediate Theory Advanced senior band plus group lessons and accepts unregistered students at the first meeting.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
H. Luther Everly
K. Schonbeck
B. Springer
L. Gates
LaPerle
T. Petersen
B Robson
D. Jones
R. Dooley
C. Amidon
K. Ogert
Baas
J. Bradley
I. Gates
C. Skett
C. LaPorte
L. A. Harrison
Goodwin
J. Bohmer
J. Hayden
E. Stevens
G. Baker
R. Stevens
Wa.m
P. Darknord
J. Shercan
D. Rowland
Arlington man hurt in boat cliff crash
Wier ant Winslow Goddard, 63, of Arlington Vermont, sustained head and face lacerations when the Sloat outboard boat crashed into a rocky cliff in front of Gen. B T Fay's camp two and a half miles south of Westport. He was treated at Dr Harold Harris' office, Elizabethtown Community Hospital, then CVPH Medical Center. Lawrence Germain reported hearing the crash from his cottage and notified the marine base as rescuers found Goddard wedged between a waterpipe and the cliff. His condition was listed as fair. The fiberglass boat was heavily damaged.
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Weer Ant
N.Y
Winslow Goddard
Arlington
Gen
B.T. Fay
Westport
Harold Harris
Elizabethtown Community Hospital
CVPH
Lawrence Germain
Fay
Germain
Marine Base
Goddard
Shaftsbury Fire Company prize winners announced
Mrs Frank Hoyt of Shaftsbury led Shaftsbury Fire Company prize contest with 125 dollars at a recent social. Other winners included Lynn Harvey of Windsor Locks Conn twenty five dollars to Tom Hyland and Tom Hammond of North Bennington and Edward Rutken Frederick Deysenruth and Burt Rockwood of Shaftsbury, as merchants and patrons were thanked for ticket sales.
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Shaftsbury
Frank Hoyt
Shaftsbury Fire Company
Lynne Harvey
Windsor Locks
Conn
Tom Hyland
Tom ‘Hammond
North Bennington
Edward Rutken
Frederick Deysenruth
Burt Rockwood
Tanglewood opens with Ozawa conducts Bach and Mozart
Weekend one at Tanglewood features Seiji Ozawa leading the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Bach cantatas and concertos, Mozart sinfonias, and Haydn Creation. Soloists include Joseph Silverstein Jerome Rosen Seth McCoy Benita Valente and Thomas Stewart with the Tanglewood Festival Chorus.
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Tanglewood
Ozawa
Lenox
Mass
Bach
Boston Symphony i Orchestra
Joseph Silverstein
Jerome Rosen
Seth McCoy
Meine Seele Ruhmt
Preist
Melcholr Hofmann
Leipzig
Larry Smith
Stanislaw Skrowaczewski
Minnesota Orchestra
Tanglewood Tranrud
Boston Symphony
Ralph Gomberg
Harold Wright
Charles Kavaleski
Sherman Walt
Thomas Stewart
Haffiner
Seiji Ozawa
Haydn
Benita Valente
Gabriel and
Eve
Uriel
Raphael and
Adam
Tanglewood Choir
Tanglewood Festival Chorus
John Oliver
Recycling center united students and faculty at Simon's Rock
A committee of students and faculty built a recycling center on the Simon's Rock campus with two sheds and a platform adjacent to the ARC. It will process two to three tons of recyclable metal, paper and glass, with trucking to recycling sites. The all school project cost $505 to $600 and aims to support Great Barrington and Alford communities.
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Great Barrington
Simon’s Rock
Alte
ARC
Alford
Berkshire
Simon's Rock
Gas supply favorable through July 4 holiday
The AAA reports a favorable gasoline outlook for New England and Canada through the Fourth of July weekend. Reports from major resort areas are reassuring with shorter hours Sunday closings and occasional allocations, but gasoline remains available. Some stations limit to 10 gallons per customer and extra supply has reached Martha’s Vineyard.
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Boston
API
American Automobile Association
New England
Canada
AAA
Hastert
Mertha’s Vineyard
Cape
Massachusetts
Berkshire Tourism Boost Through Stay Another Day Series
Berkshire Broadcasting Company plans a Western Massachusetts tourist drive this summer with a new Stay Another Day sound series. Originating in Australia, the 60 second vocal and instrumental IDs urge visitors to extend stays, with 30 to 60 percent gains cited by the source. The six IDs will run July through October on WMNE North Adams WSBS Great Barrington WCAT Orange and WMNE-FM North Adams, with slots for local messages.
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North Adams
Mass
Berkshire Broadcasting Company
Massachusetts
Macquarie Broadcasting Service
Sydney
Australia
E.C. Mann
Mann
Donald A. Thurston
Peomotion
WMNE
WSBS
Great Barrington
WCAT
Orange
Wmne-Fm
Weeks panel urges home placement for 40 percent of youths
VERGENNES UPI The special Weeks School Review Committee heard that 40 percent of the children at the problem youth facility should be at home. Psychologist David Egner urged staff additions and warned management focus remains on control rather than treatment. A staff rampage followed a firing as the committee, formed after the controversy, reviews operations and funding.
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Egner
Impoundment suit advances in Vermont funds case
State Attorney General Kimberly Cheney reports the first hurdle cleared in the impoundment suit against federal withholding of education funds. A Monday motion to join eight states was successful and a Thursday injunction requires a special account to hold about 280 million dollars. Vermont’s share is roughly 400 thousand dollars.
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WHSI
Vermont
Cheney
Driver from Schenectady Killed in Route 4 Crash
Elizabeth M. Barker, 69, of Schenectady New York, died Thursday when her car veered off Route 4 and struck a sign post near Castleton. Police reported the fatal crash occurring in the afternoon.
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Castleton
UPL
Elizabeth M. Barker
Schenectady
N.Y
Siga
Allman Brothers rock concert fouled Saratoga center skies
A Saratoga Springs crowd of about 12400 gathered at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center for a weekend concert by the Allman Brothers Band leaving behind bottles blankets shoes food and beer cans. Work crews spent a day cleaning while two high school graduation ceremonies the next day faced garbage odors.
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Saratoga Springs
Allman Brothers
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Lester Nimaker
Nimsker
Haas Charged With Murder In Berkshire Case
Gordon F Haas 29 of Ipswich held on 200000 bail on three murder counts in the deaths of his wife Shirley and their two young children. Haas claimed a phone call told him his family had been “taken care of.” Police deny racial motive. Also in North Adams MIT president Jerome Wiesner named on political enemies list cited by John Dean. Chamber of Commerce pursuing All American City designation. Clarksburg granted variance to light bonfire near Fourth of July celebration.
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North Adams
Gordon F Haas
Ipswich
Shirley
Haas
Jerome Wiesner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sprague Electric Co
John W. Dean
Adams
Clarksburg
Pioneer Valley
Volunteer Fire Department
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