Frankenthaler Exhibit At Windham College
Putney Windham College hosts an exhibition of 25 Helen Frankenthaler paintings from 1958 to 1966, with a May 8 to May 21 run and a Sunday preview at 2:30 p.m. A 4 p.m. harpsichord recital by Lynn Chaparro follows. The show marks her international prominence including the 1959 I Biennale de Paris win and 1966 Venice U S Pavilion participation.
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Putney
Helen Frankenthaler
America
Windham College
Miss Frankenthaler
United States
U.S
Musee d’Art Moderne
Dorothy Culbertson Marvin
Windham
Lynn Chaparro
New York City
University of Washington
Juilliard School of Music
Farnaby
Frescobaldi
Scarlatti
Bach
Frankenthaler
Bennington College
Frank O’hara
The
Museum of Modern Art
New York
National Guard Notes 86th Engineer Drill April 29 30
The 86th Engineer Company held a weekend drill at Bolton Range Burlington April 29 30. Troops trained on pistol and carbine qual and familiarization then devouacked to Camp Johnson and Bennington. Promotions announced include Laflamme Eddy Woodward as sergeants and several specialists and privates first class. New enlistees are Guare Briggs Harveys and Senecal. Next drill May 20 21 features all night defense and ground combat operations.
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86Th Engineer Co
Bennington National
86Th Engineer Company
Bolton Range
Burlington
Camp Johnson
Winooski
Bennington
Richard E. Laflamme
Gerald Eddy
Francis Woodward
Vincent Cristaldi
Douglas Green
Thomas Moses
Erwin Phillips
Richard Record
John Sherman
Endre Thoma
Robert McKeighan
Daniel Scaia
Frederick Charlton
Roger Fachini
Ross Dominke
Kenneth Howard
Nelson van
Burton Pine
Robert Guare
Gary Briggs
Charles Harveys
Terry Senecal
Bennington Clean Up Day Sponsored by Local Garden Clubs
On Saturday May 6 the Plain Dirt Gardeners led by Mrs. Leon D. Jacobs and The Bennington Garden Club under Miss Gwladys Bowen sponsor a clean up. Trucks from the rural district and town meet volunteers at 8 30 a m at village garage on North Street and the North Bennington Firehouse. Scout Troops 355 353 328 join drivers to the starting points. Drivers include Mrs. Arthur Dewey and others for Plain Dirt and Mrs. Tilgner Beecher van der Linde for North Bennington. Citizens urged to police own yards and the vacant lot across the street.
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Bennington
Plain Dirt
Leon D. Jacobs
Arthur Dewey
Thomas H. Coe Jr
Donald A. Hemenway
Leonard E. White
Charles Tilgner III
Frederick Beecher
R. M. van der Linde
North Bennington
Fossils Monument Proposed Near Florissant Colorado
Interior Department backs a plan to create a national monument from fossil beds near Florissant Colorado estimated at 40 million years old. The proposal would acquire 6,000 acres of private land at about 875 thousand dollars to preserve insect and leaf fossils petrified stumps and related finds.
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Washington
UPI
Interior Department
Florissant
Colo
Brothers To Share NYU Award
Two brothers, Edward J. Bloustein and Francis J. Bloustein, will share NYU Washington Square College’s 1967 Achievement Award for outstanding professional life. The honor will be given at the Alumni Association dinner May 10 at the Americana Hotel, NYC, with a separate presentation for Dr. Thomas Clark Pollock on his retirement.
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New York University
Washington Square College of Arts and Science
Edward J. Bloustein
Bennington College
Francis J. Bloustein
Supreme Court of the State of New York
Bloustein
NYU
Bennington
Justice Bloustein
LaGuardia
Impelleteri
O’dwyer
Wagner
Lindsay
Alumni Association
Americana
New York City
Thomas Clark Pollock
Washington Square College
Pollock
University
What Price Housewives What Price Housewives
North Carolina lawmakers explored valuing a wife for court purposes. Representative Thomas Bunn proposed a bill to compute a wife's worth by current wages for services like babysitting, house cleaning, cooking and ironing, noting no lawful method exists today.
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Raleigh
N.C
Maypole Featured At Spring Flower Show Centerpiece
The Maypole will be the centerpiece for the Flowering Spring community horticultural show on May 16 at St. Peter's Parish House. An ash tree will be decorated with ribbons and flowers, with displays of tulips, narcissi, daffodils, and other blooms on four sides, plus shelves of flowering shrubs and trees. The event, organized by Mrs. Richard B. Leake Jr., aims to beautify the area and encourage community participation. A burglar stole $100 worth of toothpaste from a Fort Worth wholesale drug store Tuesday.
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St. Peter’s
Bennington
Richard B. Leake, Jr
Walloomsac Road
Fort Worth
UPD
Scout Notes: Troop 3632 Fishing Derby Results
Scout notes report a small turnout from Troop 353 at Camp Woodford for the four day derby. John Wiskoski led with 11 trout, the largest 13 inches, earning first prize. Gary Hewson and David Peterson tied for second with 11 inch trout, Alan Watson won the booby prize with a 6 1/4 inch trout, and 15 scouts attended a post event camp area cleanup.
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Camp Woodford
John Wiskoski
Gary Hewson
David Peterson
Alan Watson
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