Japanese Music Evening At Bennington College
Bennington College hosts an evening of Japanese classical instrumental music on Friday March 20 featuring Kazuyuki Takano Hatsuko Takano and Kodo Araki. All are in residence at Wesleyan University Ethnomusicology department this year. The free concert begins at 8 15 in the Carriage Barn.
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Bennington College
Kazuyuki Takano
Hatsuko Takano
Kodo Araki
Department of Ethnomusicology
Wesleyan University
Takanos
Japan
Mr. Araki
Tokyo
University of Keio
United States
University of Washington
Seattle
American Society For Eastern Arts
Berkeley
Calif
Takano
Gaming and Gambling To Be Scrutinized
A conference on gam bling and gaming will be held March 28 at the McCullough Mansion hosted by the Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences. Professors experts and a gambling industry authority will discuss race tracks as gambling institutions starting at 2 p.m with Vincent Bartimo of Green Mountain Park as the expert guest.
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McCullough
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
America
Vincent J. Bartimo
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Elementary Music Program Friday at Bennington School
The second elementary music program will be held Friday night at Bennington Elementary School starting at 7 30. Students from Catamount, Bennington, St Francis and Sacred Heart schools will perform in groups from soloists to a 62 piece orchestra. Music ranges from Baroque to contemporary. Prep has been by Leontina Calabro Gail Robinson Jan Gitzendanner and William E Halstead. All are welcome with no admission charged.
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Bennington
Catamount
St. Francis
Sacred Heart
Gruesome Film Screening At English Motorists Institute
Fourteen people fainted during a road safety film at the Institute of Advanced Motorists in Colchester. The event featured discussions on gambling, world outlook, and the psychology of gamblers, with experts from Williams College Naval War College and Queens College. Reservations were requested for the dinner and sessions.
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Colchester
England
UPI
Institute of Advanced Motorists
John M. Roberts
Naval War College
Newport
R.I
Robert M. Kozelka
Williams College
Richard Blake
Bennington
Charles W. Smith
Queens College
Gordon Gerrish
United Counseling Service
Lucien M. Hanks
North Bennington
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
Lions and Rotary Donkey Game Ticket Night at MAUHS
Bennington Lions Club distributes tickets for a Donkey basketball game against the Rotary at Kates Memorial gym this Thursday. Three games include Lions vs Rotary, MAUHS faculty vs Mt Anthony Union, and the winners game. Proceeds go to Dollars for Scholars. capacity crowd expected. tickets from MAUHS students or Lions members, at the door.
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Bennington Lions Club
Arnold Blackstone
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Kates Memorial Gym
Lions
Mt. Anthony Union High School
MAUHS
Catamount
Will of Flora E. King Known as Popcorn Lady Probated
The will of Flora E. King who died January 29 in Bennington was probated February 25 by Probate Judge Margaret Lillie. The Popcorn Lady, long known for a Main Street stand, leaves $10 000 to sister Blanche Malone and $1 000 to Sacred Heart Church pastor for Masses for deceased relatives. She also bequeaths $2 000 to sister-in-law Malvena Allen and $1 000 each to Myron Barton Shirley Greene and Sidney G Hannigan.
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Flora E. King
Bennington
Margaret Lillie
King
Main Street
Blanche L. Malone
Pownal Road
Sacred Heart Church
Archie King
Louis Godbout
Aurora Barton
Gerald Malone
Bradford Greene
Shirley Greene
Sidney G. Hannigan
Cincinnati Zoo to reunite two captive-born gorillas
The Cincinnati Zoo will return to their home Saturday two baby gorillas named Sam and Samantha. Born days apart weeks ago, both mothers rejected them and the pair were cared for in Good Samaritan Hospital's animal care unit. The zoo sites as the only one in the nation with two captive-born gorillas.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cincinnati Zoo
Sam
Samantha
Good Samiath Hospital
Science Fair Winners At Mt Anthony High
Seven students qualified for the state fair in Woodstock on April 3 after Mt Anthony Union High School awarded prizes in earth science biology physics chemistry and mathematics. Senior division winners include James Wickenden chemistry best in show for Nuclear Reactors Their Role in the United States and multiple physics biology and earth science awards. junior winners include George Keen Charles Keir physics and Donna Morgan Sheila Kearns earth science.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Sheila Kearns
Donna Morgan
Richard Rogers
Douglas Paddock
William Castle
Ralph Simpson
Ken Gile
Ronald Shephard
Dolores Kimball
Woodstock
James Wickenden
Uni
Earth Science
George Keen
Charles Keir
Deborah Thompson
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