Vermont Symphony Da Camera concert at Stowe Playhouse
The Stowe Playhouse hosts the Vermont Symphony Orchestra Da Camera under Alan Carter on Sunday April 15 at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $5. Soloists include Diana Eghbers, Anthony Pezalia, Alvin Hogers, Edward Powell, and Fark Williams. Program features Vivaldi, Couperin, Kennan, J. S. Bach, Hovhaness, Leclair, and Hindemith. Powell, a Stowe resident, teaches at Vermont and Middlebury, with a storied New York background. The ensemble comprises about 15 regular players plus soloists. Touring Aid Program support from the Vermont Council on the Arts.
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Stowe
Vivaldi
Couperin
Kennan
Bach
Hovhaness
LeClair
Hindemith
Edward Powell
University of Vermont
Middlebury College
Goddard, Johnson and Lyndon
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
The
Vermont Council On the Arts, Tne
Rupert Heart Fund drive exceeds goal in Rupert
Rupert residents raised 271.70 toward a 185 goal in the Heart Fund drive led by Mrs John Taure local chair. Volunteers left envelopes for late contributions and urged residents away from home to mail gifts, praising the community for supporting the fight against heart disease.
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Rupert Heart Fund
Rupert
Heart Fund
John Taure
Heart
Heart Association
Laurie
Vermont Heart Association
North Adams educator named Outstanding Educator of America
Anthony Ceddia, director of admissions at North Adams State College, has been chosen as an Outstanding Educator of America for 1973. The award honors distinguished achievement in education, with nominations from college officials and a panel selection based on classroom talent, research contributions, administrative ability, civic service, and professional recognition.
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North Adams
Mass
Anthony ¥. Ceddin
North Adams State College
James T. Amsler
Cory
Ceddia
Amsler
Confirmation of Manchester men to Fish and Game Board
Senate confirmation was expected today for Christopher Swezey of Manchester and Paul Atherton of Burlington to the Vermont Fish and Game Board. Nominated after endorsements by the Senate Natural Resources Committee, both men faced short questions about open turkey season plans. Swezey opposed opening a turkey season, citing a 500 bird area population and urging caution to protect hens. Senators were surprised by the season’s year opening and anticipated a delay.
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Charles Bonente Montpelier
Senate
Christopher Swezey
Manchester
Paul Atherton
Burlington
Vermont Fish and Game Board
Senate Natural Resources Committee
John J. O’brien
Dchilternden
Tony
Atherton
House Committee On Fish and Game
House
Fish and Game Department
Wong
Swezey
Bennington
Rutland
Senators
Turkey
Arlington School Arts Show At Green Held Friday
Arlington Memorial High School chorus and drama group will represent the school at Green’s art show this Friday and Saturday. Admission is free. Miss Shelley Salter of Arlington was named the DAR Good Citizenship Girl by the senior class and faculty for dependability, patriotism and service. Shelley participates in band Student Council and National Honor Society and plans college study next fall. Noted: open turkey season debate and Battenkill dam cleanup discussed in state legislature with Swzezey testimony. Swezey, 57, longtime Manchester public servant and sportsman, will become southwest garmont representative of the ard, replacing Gerald Walker.
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Arlington Memorial High
Green
Mountain Girls State
Preston
Shelley Salter
Lyte Salter
Maat Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Shelley
Swerey
Atherton
Fish and Game Department
Swezey
Senate
Frank Smallwood
Windsor County
Manchester
House
Hed Mill
Battenkill
Arlington
Fish & Game Department
Red Mil
Bennington County
West Arlington
Battenkill Grange
Hale Mt. Fish and Game Club
Joint Committee
Manchester Recreation Committee
Manchester Rod and Gun Club
Bicycle ruled not a vehicle in California case
Walter E. Murray admitted carrying four load while arrested for drunken driving but was cleared. The 38 year old cited for a one speed bicycle weaving near his home because of a 25 pound grocery pack. Judge Joseph A. Martin dismissed the charge noting a bicycle is not defined as a vehicle in the California Motor Vehicle code.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Walter E. Murray
Murray
Joseph A. Martin
Martin
California
Salmon Optimistic on Bills for Vermont General Assembly
Vermont Governor Salmon expressed strong faith in passing a property tax reform and land development plan, with House support but Senate delays. He forecast action on a children dental care bill, a reduced cost care program for students, and ongoing human resources measures as the 1973 session nears adjournment. Rutland educators rejected a proposed contract, prompting renegotiations while the school board works on a $4.5 million budget focused mainly on teacher salaries.
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Senate Natural Resources Committee
Senate
Salmon
Miles
Health and Welfare Committee
Appropriations Committee
Rutland
UPI
Rutland Education Association
Charman Marian McKeon
Robert Williamson
Aries
St J company hires 60 more workers in expansion
JOHNSBURY Vermont The E H V Weidmann Industries and a Johnsbury firm plan a major expansion adding 60 workers over the next 12 months. The company now employs 40 workers and makes fibre board insulation for large electrical power transformers.
Ex-VHSI man James Simmons named to NASP post
James Simmons of Underhill Center has been appointed director of legislative relations for the National Association of Blue Shield Plans in Washington. He recently resigned as director of communications for Vermont Health Systems Inc. Vermont Senate expected to approve legislation to expand the Parole Board from three to five members. House preliminarily approved related measures. Public hearing set Tuesday April 3 on no fault automobile insurance legislation in Vermont.
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Underhill Center
UPI
James Simmons
Washington
Vermont Health Systems Inc
Troy
Hensselaer County
Herbert L. Bauer Jr
Albany
Loncern
Berkshire Pittsfield millionaire Turner agrees to asset transfer
Florida entrepreneur Glenn Turner reaches a 6 million settlement to transfer nearly 5 million in assets to about 75 000 investors across his companies. The deal includes a 1 million future earnings addition, reached after seven months of closed negotiations between Turner’s lawyers and class counsel. The headquarter address is noted at 27 Lost St Pittsfield and dates to prior action in 1970s. In separate notes Otis milestone preservation is sought by Berkshire County and Otis Historical Commission. Worth Adams reports a 1 million bond approval for school construction and space changes at Drury High School and the eastern plateau project.
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Pittsfield
Florida
Glenn Turner
As m
Turner
Dare-to-He-Great Inc
Koscot
OMS
Berkshire County Commissioners
Otis
Otis Hstorical Commission
Richard H. Theriault
Otls
Commission Treaident
Albany
Worth Adams
Drury High School
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Vermont
Powell
New Yor
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Kostelanetz
Bell Telephone Orchestra
Donald Voorhees
Georges Laurent
Boston Symphony
William Kincaid
Philadelphia Orchestra
Paris Conservatory
Howell
Verne Q. Powell
Law
Austin, Tex
Texas Supreme Court
Billy W. McMillian
Longview
Tex
NASG
David Mathews
University of Alabama
Dr. W. Gilbert Beers
Outstanding Educators of America
F &G
Margaret Lopes
Michael Luce
Brighton
Earl LaBatt
Miss Lopes
Thomas
Constantine Lopes
LaBatts
Wickes Lumber
Ambassador
Frigidaire Cook
Ree
Phices
Frigidaire
Onur
Wixcote
North Street
Palazzo
Main ST
Bopular Deman
Myers We Een
All Fe Heritage
Northside Oil
Newburgh
Annington
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St. J Company
VHSI
Parole Board
New York
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Rockefeller
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