Bennington hosts third Wilson Senior Fellow this week
Simon Michael Bessie editor reporter and president of Atheneum Publishers is Bennington College's third Woodrow Wilson Senior Fellow this week arriving Tuesday to meet students. He speaks Thursday at 8 p.m. at Park McCullough House on The Publishing World and Problems of Freedom and Censorship followed by a discussion. Public invited.
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Atheneum Publishers
Bennington College
Woodrow Wilson
Bessie
Park McCullough House
North Bennington
New York City
de Witt Clintor High School
Harvard
Harper & Brothers
Columbia University
The
New School
Association of American Publishers
of Franklin Book Programs
MacDowell Colony
National Council On the Arts
Harvard History Department
Harvard University Press
Dutton
Lilly Endowment
Bennington
Roland H. Shakford
Gene Dahmen
Boston
Opium Warlords screening and classic films at Tishman Hall
A May program opens with David Reingold presenting The Opium Warlords a 90 minute color documentary by Adrian Cowell about guerilla armies in Burma. May 10 features Easy Street The African Queen with Bogart Hepburn Huston Agee. Rutland Vermont police scholarship awards two Raymooney scholarships selections Anne Harris Priscilla Ainsworth. May 11 Glynis Lemon cellist Lynne Salomon concert May 12 Joyce Ulysses screening $1.
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David Reingold
Institute of the Study of Human Issues
Adrian Cowell
Burma
Charlie Chaplin
John Huston
James Agee
Huston
Bogart
Hepburn
Rutland
Vermont State Police Association
Bardwell
Raymond Mooney
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Anne Harris
Pleasant St
University of Vermont
Priscilla Aisnworth
Cabot High School
Lyndon State College
Touring Artists Showcase At Johnson State College
Vermont Council on the Arts invites the public to two touring artists showcases on May 13 and May 15 at Johnson State College Dibden Auditorium. Performers from across Vermont in music dance and theater audition for the 1975 76 Touring Artists Register. Shows run 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m with a noon lunch break.
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Vermont Council On the Arts
Johnson State College
Dibden Auditorium
Vermont
Montpelier
Thomas blasts Salmon's veto on state ballot reform bill
In Montpelier, Secretary of State Richard C. Thomas, a Republican, criticized Gov. Thomas P. Salmon's veto message to the legislature as failing to show the ballot reform bill serves anything but partisan purposes. He rejects claims voters are too unsophisticated to grasp the new ballot format that would eliminate the straight party block and list candidates.
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Salmon
Liberty Union Party
Bennington benefit sale supports Viet Namese orphans
Aid Children Today sponsors a plant and crafts sale in Commons Lounge at Bennington College on Friday from 10 am to 1 pm to raise funds for To Am Nurseries in Saigon. The group has donated over $30,000 in recent years and aims to send proceeds to Rosemary Taylor, director of To Am, amid Vietnam postwar uncertainties.
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ACT
Bennington College
To Am
Saigon
Rosemary Taylor
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Vietnam
Te Am
CSA
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North Adams mulls dumping permit for Stanley Tool waste
North Adams officials debate the Berkshire Pittsfield Septic Tank Cleaning Service request to dump Stanley Tool plant waste into city sewers. Commissioner Girardi leans toward denial after consulting Mayor Bianco and health board recommendations amid a past dumping controversy. A $5 per load fee possible if approved. Also notes Senior Citizens card party at Community Center with prizes and hosts Helen Garvie and Veronica Galipeau. Sunday social time at 1:30 and a May 12 business meeting at 8 p.m.
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Mass
Berkshire- Pittsfield Septic Tank Cleaning Service
Lanesboro
Stanley Tool
South Shaftsbury
Joseph R. Bianco
Board of Health
Bianco
Girardi
BenMont Avenue
Helen Garvie
Veronica Galipeau
Edgar Melansen
Alice Thompson
Desanges Pellerin
MAU Students Stage Carousel by Drama Club
Mt. Anthony Union High School drama department presents Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel with 8 p.m. shows Thursday and Friday and 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday in Walker- Morgan Memorial Auditorium. Tickets are $2 adults $1 students. Director Al Bachus with Chips Tilgner. Therese Trahan leads the Mt. Anthony orchestra. Cast includes Carrie Pipperidge Susan Chilelli Julie Jordan Celeste Sausville Mrs Mullin Heidi Coxsee Billy Bigelow Tom Winslow Nettie Fowler Susan Sorenson Enoch Snow John LaPierce Jigger Carrigan David Donahue Heavenly Friend E J Carroll Starkeeper Chris Higgins Louise Karen Halvorsen.
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Chips Tilgner
Therese Trahan
Mt. Anthony
Carrie Pipperidge
Susan Chilelli
Julie Jordan
Celeste Sausville
Mullin
Heidi Coxsee
Billy Bigelow
Tom Winslow
Nettie Fowler
Susan Sorenson
Enoch _ Snow
John LaPierce
Jigger Carigin
David Donahue
Heavenly Friend
E.J. Carroll Starkeeper
Chris’ Higgins
Louise
Karen Halvorsen
Mt Anthony Union summer school opens June 23
Mt Anthony Union High School will run a six week summer session from June 23 to August 4 with five morning classes each weekday. Higher fees reflect lab costs and salaries. refunds offered for low signup. Registration May 7 to May 14 at the high school guidance office. inquiries to John E. Murray at 447-7501.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
John E. Murray
Central School
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