St Joseph Art Workshop to Host French Artist in Residence
Manchester hosts Ken Martin S. a painter sculptor from the South of France for a summer art workshop at St Joseph College. The June 17 program sponsored by Southern Vermont Artists and St Joseph College aims to blend art history technique and life. Students in painting drawing and sculpture will explore abstract figurative work and visual communication with college credit available.
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Ken Martin S
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Martin S
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kan
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Spain
Germany
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United States
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Stuttgart
Munich
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Geneva
Paris
Aubonne
Denver Metropolitan Art Museum
Beziers
Arcueil
Mexico City College
University of Denver
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St. Joseph College
Manchester Center
Hoosick Falls Students Enter College and Local Meetings
Hoosick Falls seniors Curt Kaukas Wirmusky Cusack and Kim Nelson plan fall enrollments at Chowan Hobart Scranton and Virginia with strong school activities awards and scholarships noted. Local meetings of the Cemetery Association and OEO Policy Advisory Council are scheduled with officials detailing reports and elections.
Byron Works Exhibit at Chapin Library commemorates Byron’s death
Williams College Chapin Library hosts Byron and His Work an exhibit through May 31 marking the 150th anniversary of Lord Byron’s death. It features first editions of Don Juan Childe Harold and The Prisoner of Chillon in original wrappers plus two unique items a four sheet handwritten Last Will and Testament of 1815 and a meerschaum pipe with Italian authentication. Venice views Beppo reproductions wall panels accompany the collection. Open weekdays 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 on Stetson Hall second floor hours.
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Chapin Library
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Falls engineer takes award for his company
HOOSICK FALLS New York Johns Percy & Associates Consulting Engineering of Latham headed by John T Percy of Hoosick Falls was honored for the second year in a row at the Fifth Annual Awards Dinner of the American Concrete Institute held in Albany. Percy residing at 19 Abbott Street accepted the bronze plaque as the structural engineer for the Amsterdam Public Safety building chosen for the 1974 Grand Award. Bronze plaques were also awarded for other projects.
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N.Y
John T. Percy
John J. Gomulke
Amsterdam
Feibes & Schmitt
Sweet Associates, Inc
DeLuke Co. Inc
Cohoes
Robert L. Trudeau
Chohoes
Melissa Hayden
Skidmore College
Richard Pikul
American Society of Civil Engineers
Edmund L. Luzine
American Institute of Architects
Salvatore R. Beltrone
Construction Contractors of America
Percy
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Bethlehem
Police Facilities
Schenectady
Park-Mart
Albany
Hadassah to hold regional conference in Worcester
Hadassah Western New England region schedules its 23rd annual spring conference at the Sheraton Lincoln Inn Worcester from May 6 to 8. National adviser Mrs. Edward H. Lewis, past Hadassah VP and Israel education services chair, will address delegates from 29 chapters at the banquet. Local organizers include Mrs. Sterling Shapiro, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Arthur Tullman, and Mrs. Robert Kaufman. The event features workshops, awards, and architecture panelists, with judges Melissa Hayden and others evaluating regional projects.
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Mass
New England
Hadassah Community College
Hadassah Vocational Guidance Institute
National Board of
Hadassah
Lewis
Hadassah Medical Organization
Great Neck
N.Y
Soviet Union
Sterling Shapiro
North Adams
Morton
Arthur Tullman
Robert Kaufman
Providence
Concert of modern music at Clark Art Institute
In Williamstown Massachusetts the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute will sponsor a day of modern music on May 8. At 4 pm a lecture demonstration by New England Contemporary Ensemble members will explore current trends under the title New Directions in Music. Oboe English horn player Joseph Celli will guide a workshop with visual aids.
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Institute
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New Directions In Music
Joseph Celli
New England
Connecticut
One Music Magazine
Clark Art Institute
Igor Stravinsky
Richard Moryl
Barney Childs
Karlheinz Stockhausen
New York Times
New York
New Englanders
Desta Records
National Endowment For the Arts
Massachusetts Council On the Arts and Humanities
Rhode Island State Council On the Arts
Connecticut Commission On the Arts
Swidler to Speak at HVCC Commencement Ceremony
Joseph C. Swidler, chairman of the New York state Public Service Commission, will deliver the commencement address for Hudson Valley Community College's 12th graduating class on Saturday May 25 at 10 a.m. Swidler was appointed Feb 1 1970 by Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. Born Chicago Jan 28 1907 he earned degrees from the University of Illinois University of Florida and University of Chicago and held posts in law and public utilities before joining the Interior Department in 1933 and TVA later.
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N.Y
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Joseph C. Swidler
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Swidler
Public Service Commission
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Chicago
Municipal Crane Junior College
University of Illinois
University of Florida
University of Chicago
Illinois Bar
David E. Lilienthal
Chicago Commerce Clearing House
Public Utilities and Carriers Service
Dartmouth exhibition honors Willa Cather
The Hopkins Center Art Galleries display The World of Willa Cather featuring 60 Lucia Woods photographs as part of the centennial celebration of Cather’s birth. The show runs in Hanover through May 12 following remarks by Woods on photography and the author’s enduring spirit.
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Hanover
N.H
America
Willa Cather
Hopkins Center
New York
Lucia Woods
Lower Jewett
Vermont eyes state takeover of private electric utilities
PSB Chairman Gilbert said rising costs may push Vermont to run the private power system. He urged readiness for a legislative bill next year to take over private electric companies while blaming the agency for current financial troubles and noting he does not intend to head the agency that would end private utilities.
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State's Attorney Harold Roberts Dies at 71 in Burlington
SOUTH HERO UPI Grand Isle County State's Attorney Harold Roberts died Sunday at the Medical Center Hospital in Burlington after a short illness. He was 71. Roberts served as county prosecutor for the past 12 years. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. Weybridge UPI Senator Arthur Gibb Republican Addison County will seek re election this fall. Gibb has been in the legislature since 1963, first in the House and moved to the Senate in 1970. Montpelier UPI The first meeting of Vermont's new land use planning committee will be held May 14 in Montpelier.
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Anthony J. Wirmusky
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Geneva
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Stephen
SMA
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James G. Cusack
First St
S&j. Mary’s Academy
University of Scranton
Jim
New Haven
UPI
Vermont
Vermont Association of Supervision and
Farrell
South Hero
Grand Isle County
Harold Roberts
Medical Center Hospital
Burlington
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Weybridge
Arthur Gibb
Addison County
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House
Senate
Montpelier
Hall widens field in New York Democratic bid for King
In Warrensburg attorney John S. Hall pushes six announced candidates to oppose Rep. Carleton J. King in November. Hall, a former 1966 challenger, joins Troy councilman Francis Flynn and others including Kenneth Doyle, Edward Golden, Joseph Martin, Francis Kramer, and William Colgan in seeking the seat. King’s six-term tenure faces Democratic hopes amid health concerns and Nixon-era fallout. Albany also notes a supplemental budget proposal by Gov. Wilson to raise pay for lieutenant governor, attorney general, and comptroller from 45 000 to 60 000, with governor’s pay at 85 000 unchanged. Judge salaries would move up to June from January, while lawmakers’ pay rises to 23 000.
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John S. Hall
Warrensburg
Carleton J. King
Saratoga
Hall
Warren County
King
Raymond Watkin
Robert J. Cronin
Glens Falls
Kenneth J. Doyle
Francis Flynn
Edward Golden
Joseph Martin
Francis Kramer
William Colgan
U.S. House
Nixon
Albany
Wilson
River Pollution Row Heats Up In North Adams
In Berkshire area HRBCEPA accuses North Adams Mayor Bianco of pollution ties. Signs blocking launch site imply blame, as river ride ends with a call to clean up July plans and a disputed meeting at City Hall or YMCA.
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Hoosick River
Vermont
Bianco
YMCA
Conte says impeachment vote likely in late June
Congressman Conte, a Pittsfield Republican, calls a Nixon impeachment vote in late June in the House. He says the vote may proceed to the Senate to “get all the facts out” regarding the 1971 milk case and alleged White House influence trading for illegal campaign contributions.
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Conte
Nixon
House
Senate
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