Turetsky To Perform At Windham College Concert
Turetsky, renowned double bass virtuoso, will lecture concert at Windham College Wednesday March 25. Sponsored by Windham Music Department and Spring Lecture Series, the 8 p.m. event in Language Auditorium is free and open to the public. Over two decades the instrument has risen beyond its traditional role.
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Putney
Bertram Turetzky
Windham College
Windham Music Department
Turetzky
America
Norwich
Connecticut
New York University
Hartt College of Music
University of Hartford
University of Chicago
San Diego
la Jolla
Kurtz
Childs
Erickson
Gaburo
Michael Haydn
Tax Exemptions for Veterans and Seniors Announced
Sister Jesse Harrington urges veterans with tax exemptions to file slips with the Board of Listers by May 1. A new law effective April 1, 1970 grants exemption from poll taxes to anyone 65 or older by that date. The note also mentions a symphony project featuring renowned double bass soloist Turetzky, with contemporary works and a HaydnDivertimento.
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Jesse Harrington
Board of Listers
Bloodmobile To Visit Arlington March 25
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Dunbar Hall behind St. James Episcopal Church on Route 7 in Arlington on Wednesday March 25 from 1 to 6 pm. Donors 18 and older welcome. those under 21 need parental permission and those over 66 require physician approval.
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Bloodmobile
Arlington
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Dunbar Hall
St. James Episcopal Church
James O’neil
Red Cross
Legislative Report Shows Legislation Delays Amid Chaos
Springfield report details failure of nine day session to pass major bills. Environmental measures stalled in committees, government reorganizations in flux, and education funding reforms gutted by House amendments. Mercy Hospital Nursing class note closes report.
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Executive Branch
Senate Natural Resources
House
Windham
Bennington
Senate
House Natural Resources Committee
Senate Education Committee
Lecture Canceled and Other House Notes
Williams College will miss Ron Auerbacher’s talk on March 19, while a possible reschedule for next month is hoped. Miss Mattison graduates as a nurse, taking a cap ceremony at a hospital chapel with Nightingale rites. Vermont House debates fuel tax exemptions and welfare management, resists wiretap bills, and weighs a costly Veterans Bonus bill in a tight session. Harvey D. Carter Jr. represents Pownal in District 32.
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Williamstown
Mass
Ron Auerbacher
Cuba
Williams College
Williams
Mattison
Daniel Foley
Mary Vincenti
S.P
Miss Mattison
Philip Mattison
Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Nixon
Vermont
Pawlet Man Dies At Wheel Of Truck
Charles G. Reynolds, 52, of West Pawlet Vermont, died of a coronary thrombosis while driving a propane gas truck south on Route 22 near Salem New York. The truck rolled after he suffered a heart attack, time of death about 8 a.m. He worked for Race Oil Co. of Granville. Burial is planned in Dorset Vermont with services Saturday.
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Salem
N.Y
Charles G. Reynolds
West Pawlet
Washington County
Michael Lynch
Reynold
Reynolds
Granville
Hoosick Falls
Race Oil Co
Snow Valley Junior Slalom Victors Named
Manchester reports the Snow Valley Junior Slalom races drew many Bennington County skiers. In 16-17 year olds a three way tie at 30.8 by Steve Eddington Steve Hammond and Peter Hammond. 14-15 year old winner Tom Russell 35.2, Malcolm Hewitt second 37.3, Jeff Currier third 41.7. 12-13 year old Mark Slattery won 35.5, Tim Gilbert second 39.7, Mike Slattery third 40.8. 10-11 year old Craig Schwartz won 35.0 with Greg Carrano second 39.3 and Valerie Hammond third 45.0. Under 10 Chris Parker won 42.6, Peter McNealus second 45.1 and Stephani Smith third 3 16.0.
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Manchester
Bennington County
Steve Eddington
Steve Hammond
Peter Hammond
Tom Russell
Malcolm Hewitt
Jeff Currier
Mark Slattery
Tim Gilbert
Mike Slattery
Craig Schwartz
Greg Carrano
Valerie Hammond
Chris Parker
Peter McNealus
Stephani Smith
Hoosick Falls Photographer Shows At Kiamesha Lake Exhibit
Hoosick Falls photographer William Andrick and his family attended the New York Professional Photographers Convention at the Concord Hotel Kiamesha Lake last week. Andrick had three natural color prints accepted for hanging including a bridal pictorial of Jean Lausville Granger of Benn ington.
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William Andrick
Jean
Bussey Lane
N.Y
Concord
Kiamesha Lake
Andrick
Jean Lausville Granger
Bennington
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Catamount
Ruth Steinman
James O'Neil
Clement Belcher
Gilbert Wilcox
Edwin Elmore
Arthur Wood
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Arthur O’dea
Howard Smith
Donald Brown
Nathalie Borg
Terrance Riley
Roy Cole
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THE
American National Red Cross
Legislator’s Report
Springfield
Deborah Mattison
Mercy Hospital School of Nurs
House Judiciary Committee
Davis
Harvey D. Carter, Jr
Pownal
Salvatores
Spring Street
Williamstown, Mass
Igger Ennington
Pawlet
Salem Village
Ada Beebe Reynolds
Patricia
Jane
Linda
May Reynolds
Charles Reynolds
Esther Reynolds
Roger, Conn
McHenry and Roberts Funeral Home
Theodore Brennan
Dorset
Snow Valley
Edith Beaumont
Towart
Cownell
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Save-Way Supermarket
Mammoth Mart
Ward
Monument Plaza
Ove U
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RTE
Troy
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