Berkshire Symphony Concert Set for Friday Night
Berkshire Symphony presents its third 1967 68 concert Friday at 8 30 p m in Chapin Hall Williamstown Mass Julius Hegyi conductor soloist in the first half performing Vivaldi L Inverno and Tschaikowsky Violin Concerto Op 35 Andre Speyer program director of WMNB North Adams former Minneapolis Symphony horn player guest conductor For the second half Speyer returns on horn as Hegyi conducts Shostakovich Symphony No 1 Op 10 Hegyi began violin studies at seven and won a Juilliard scholarship at 15
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Williamstown
Mass
Berkshire Symphony
Chapin Hall
Julius Heggi
Antonio Vivaldi
Minneapolis Symphony
Speyer
Hegyi
Shostakovitch
Julliard School of Music
New York Civic Symphony
New York Philharmonic
RCA Victor Symphony
New York City Center
Stradivarius
Vivaldi
Hart’s Drug Store
Spring Street
Heggi, Speyer
Baxter Hall
South Cambridge News Roundup and Local Events
South Cambridge residents report weekend at the Foster Good rich family farm in Westfield. The Women Society of Christian Service met at Mrs George Cronks home Thursday evening. Pleasant Valley Grange plans meetings Friday at 8 pm. Miss Joy Hamilton attended Capitol days as Washington County 4-H rep. Red Cross drive to start. Mrs Willard Flynn named district solicitor. A daughter Joan Alleane born March 5 at Mary McClellan Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Odess formerly of the community. Lenten service by Hoosic Valley Council of Churches Sunday at 7:45 pm Pittstown Methodist Church with Rev John Rhinesmith delivering the message. Mr and Mrs Roy Smith visited sister Mrs Laura Whitney at Middle Granville. 17 relatives hosted a surprise birthday party. Pleasant Valley Grange to sponsor a public card party March 19 at 8 pm. Rodney Brownell led the last party.
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Foster Goodrich
Westfield
Mass
Women’s Society of Christian Service
George Cronk
Pleasant Valley
Joy Hamilton
Capitol
Albany
Washington County
Red Cross
Willard Flynn
South Cambridge
Joan Alleane
Mary McClellan Hospital
Robert Odess
Duell Hollow
Hoosic Valley
Roy Smith
Laura Whitney
Middle Granville
Shaftsbury Lil League seeks volunteers at first 1968 meeting
Shaftsbury The Norshaft Arlington Little League schedules its first 1968 meeting at the elementary school Thursday at 7 to recruit volunteer managers coaches and umpires. All interested invited to attend.
Hoosick Falls ex-Steamer Fire Company gathers for dinner
Nineteen members of the former Seth Parsons Steamer Fire Company held a Sunday dinner at Sharkey's Hotel. The group, now inactive since Hoosick Falls Volunteer Fire Department formed, meets yearly for social time. James Cutler chaired arrangements with aid from William Cronin, secretary.
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Seth Parsons Steamer Fire Company
Sharkey’s
Hoosick Falls
Arlingtonian Sentenced In District Court
DONALD E Beat tie of Arlington pleaded guilty to auto without owner’s consent and a third offense of driving with license suspended. Judge McClallen gave nine to 12 months in the House of Correction for auto without consent, plus 11 months for parole violation on auto grand larceny, with a concurrent five to six months for suspended license. State notes Beattie took a convertible from Rutland and his license was suspended. Beattie’s attorney said imprisonment isn’t the answer and he is an alcoholic. Probation officer Dolt met with Beattie after sentencing.
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Rutland
Donald E. Beattie
Arlington
Edward G. McClallen Jr
House of Correction
Robert E. West
Beattie
Henry Travers
Fed. 4
John Williams
Poultney
State Probation and Parole Dept
William Dolt
Great Men Need a Retirement Plan More Than The Average
The remark questions how much the average person needs retirement planning compared with famous or exemplary figures. It suggests that prudent financial preparation is essential for ordinary lives to ensure security in later years, highlighting the universal importance of planning.
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Peace Corps
The
Washington, D. C
Submariner Langlais Graduates, Assigned to Albacore
Ernest R. Langlais U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs Marcel A Langlais of North Pownal graduated March 8 from Naval Submarine School New London Connecticut and will join the USS Albacore He earned an advanced engineering diploma November 22 1967 at Great Lakes Illinois After a 15 day leave he will report to Portsmouth New Hampshire
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Ernest R. Langlais
U.S. Navy
Marcel A. Langlais
North Pownal
Naval Submarine School
New London
Conn
Great Lakes
Ill
Langlais
Portsmouth
N.H
Arlington league to hold first meeting of 1968
Arlington Little League will hold its first meeting of 1968 at Shaftsbury Elementary School Thursday at 7 p.m. Volunteers are sought for managers coaches and umpires. Arlington Chapter AARP members invited to hear Hamilton Shields housing authority chair at 120 North St Bennington on housing for the aged Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Arlington
American Association of Retired Persons
Senior Citizens Center
North St
Bennington
Hamilton Shields
Stamford Woman Named Deputy Sheriff
Stamford announces Miss Marjorie Cutler the first woman deputized in the area. She was appointed by Sheriff John Maloney and received papers this weekend. Cutler, a Stamford native, a 1943 Drury High School and 1947 University of Vermont graduate, works at Sprague Electric. She bowls in three leagues and shows horses with Randy Crosier. She now serves in the Bennington County Sheriffs Department and Mounted Posse.
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Stamford
Marjorie Cutler
Robert Cutler
Main Road
Miss Cutler
Drury High School
North Adams
Mass
University of Vermont
Sprague Electric Research Development Center
Sprague Women’s
American Horse Show Association
Randy Crosier
Heartwellville
Miss Crosier
Bennington County
North Bennington and Area News Roundup 1968
North Bennington group meets to discuss Understanding Tax Problems at 1 30 p m at Grace Reed’s Bank Street Extension home. Hoosick Fire District Ladies Auxiliary officers elected Joan Clancy president Lillian Spendiff vice Marion Frost secretary Marion Lohnes treasurer Barbara Breese historian Lucy Rifenburg chaplain to be installed. Otto Piritz couple vacationing in Florida. North Bennington Elementary hot lunch program runs to year end with 96 average daily students. Norshaft Arlington Little League holds first 1968 meeting at Shaftsbury Elementary School 7 p m seeking volunteers for managers coaches umpires. Joseph Crossman president contact 442 9498.
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Lake Paran Homemakers Extension Group
Grace Reed
Bank Street Extension
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Hoosick
North Bennington
Norshaft-Arlington Little League
Shaftsbury
Joseph Crossman
West Arlington Heart Fund Drive Thankful
Mrs Cornel D Vaughn chair man of the West Arlington Heart Fund drive thanks area workers and residents for their generous support. The Arlington drive received $103.60 from this section helping meet the quota. Volunteers were Mrs Elbert Davis Mrs William Finney and Mrs Robert Weeks.
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Cornel D. Vaughn
West Arlington
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Arlingtonian
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Julia France
Arpil 1
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Jefferson Ave
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Norshaft
Arlington Little League
Aarp Invitations
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