Young authors publish world cookbook May 30
Polly and Tasha van der Linde two North Bennington sisters aged 11 and 10 prepare Around the World in 80 Dishes for Scroll Press. The children's cookbook, originally German driven, features recipes tested and rewritten for kids, illustrated by Horst Lemke. Publication is set for May 30 at $5.95 with a Boston event May 29 amid a council honoring authors and illustrators.
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Children’s Book Council Inc
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Tasha van der Linde
Scroll Press
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UMass Amherst Highlights Talented Music Faculty
University of Massachusetts at Amherst touts a vibrant music department with faculty active in performance and recording. Pianist Dwight Peltzer headlines a May 4 Carnegie Recital Hall program featuring Beethoven, Berg, Windsor, Custer, and a world premiere by Frederick Tillis. Peltzer also records for Serenus Records. Faculty participate with the Springfield Symphony under Robert Gutter, notable soloists including bass John d Armand, and recording projects by Julian Olevsky with Estela Kersenbaum Olevsky and Gemini Records. Robert Stern's Terezin has been recently recorded by CRI Records.
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University of Massachusetts At Amherst
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New York
Carnegie Recital Hall
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Beethoven
Arthur Custer
Alban Berg
Philip Windsor
Frederick Tillis
Serenus Records
Springfield Symphony Orchestra
John d’Armand
Springfield Museum of Fine Arts
Robert Gutter
Springfield Symphony
Walter Chestnut
Larry Weed
Peter Tanner
Julian Olevsky
Estela Kersenbaum Olevsky
Mozart
Gemini Records
London
Robert Stern
Marat Sade at AMT draws strong reviews in Williamstown
Cap and Bells and Adams Memorial Theatre present Peter Weiss Marat Sade in Williamstown to standing room crowds and rave notices from Berkshire Eagle North Adams Transcript Williams Record and Williams Advocate. Remaining performances this Thursday Friday Saturday at 8 30 p m tickets 2 call AMT 413 458 3023.
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Berlin flower show salutes summer with expanded junior division
Berlin N Y plan enlarged junior division for Salute to Summer flower show to be held in July at Berlin Central School by the Taconic Valley Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association. A May 13 demonstration for young entrants will be held at the United Methodist Church to guide entries and containers.
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Riccardi
Selectmen OK Velco Plan To Raise Power Line Voltage
In Shaftsbury last night the Selectmen and Town Planning Commissioner Edwin Colvin approved Vermont Electric Power Co. Velco's petition to upgrade a Woodford to Arlington line from 46 kv to 115 kv. The project requires widened rights of way and tree planting where the line crosses Route East Road. Approval depends on negotiations with James Breslin and H. Lewis Jones for rights of way. A separate note mentions a Hoosick NY accident injuring Rita Doyle near Eagle Bridge.
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Edwin Colvin
Vermont Electric Power Co
VELCO
Woodford
Arlington
James Breslin
H. Lewis Jones
Cold Spring Road
White Creek Road
Town Line
Williamson Farm Road
Hoosick
N.Y
Rita E. Doyle
Waldron Ave
Miss Doyle
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Eagle Bridge
J.J. Zagursky
W. Bragin
Shaftsbury Zoning Board Grants Permits Exceeding Two Million
The Zoning Board of Adjustment awarded permits totaling 2,476,305 for new construction after permanent zoning took effect on March 3. Owners include Eagle Square Manufacturing Co 2,250,000 Frank and Beulah Griffin 4,200 S Joseph O Connor 800 and many others seeking additions, renovations, or new structures across Shaftsbury.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Eagle Square Manufacturing Co
Frank and Beulah Griffin
S. Joseph O’connor
Lawrence V. Whitten
Ben Spireah
Edward Paquin
Raymond Harrington
Sam Batonick
Christian Armbruster
Raymond Goffin
Furnace
Richard Pradon
Wallace Jones
Ralph Percey
Almon Wetherell
Ernest Costa
David Moriarty
Exelia Harris
Fred Mehlin
Lawrence Johnson
Gerald Elwell
Steven Goodrich
Girl Scout Troop 391 completes year of proficiency badges
Pownall Mrs. Joseph Tomasello announces troop 391 has finished year work on proficiency badges. Boy Scout Troop 347 meets tonight at 7 in the Scout Hut. Camp Plymouth camping fee five dollars due at tonight's meeting. East Pownal Fire Department plans an upcoming auction with date to be announced. Donations, excluding clothing, welcome through Mrs. William Hayes Jr. Mrs. Clarence Mattison or Mrs. Harold Hicks.
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East Pownal
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Harold Hicks
Arlington selectmen deny observers access to meeting
Arlington residents Alan Hess and Dale Gilmore were denied admittance to a selectmen meeting after declaring they wished to observe for study. Selectman R V Jones cited no public agenda and said observers were not entitled to attend.
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Dale Gilmore
R.V. Jones
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Banner
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Riley
Williams College appoints twelve new professors for fall
Williams College trustees approved July 1 appointments for twelve assistant professors and one associate professor to begin next fall. Notable hires include Donald deB Beaver to head a new history of science program, with prior posts at Franklin and Marshall College and University of Missouri, Kansas City, plus connections to Yale and Harvard.
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Williams College
Donald Deb. Beaver
Beaver
Franklin and Marshall College
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