Tri State Festival Conductor Lineup Announced
Bennington Lions Club will host the 16th Tri-State Musical on May 21 and 22 with guest conductors Louis Pichiorri of Providence and Harwood Simmons of Syracuse directing the Tri-State Chorus and Band. Readings note adjudication only with no competition.
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Bennington Lions Club
Louis Pichiorri
Burlington
University of Vermont
Providence, R.I
Bennington Catholic
Harwood Simmons
Syracuse University
Arlington Memorial
Bendi
BCHS
Berlin Central
Cambridge Central
Drury High
Hartford Central
Hoosick Falls Central
Mt. St. Joseph Academy
North Bennington High
Wahconah Regional
Whitingham
Wilmington
Manchester
Otter Valley Union
West Rutland
Pichiorri
UVM
Milford
Concord
N.H
Rhode Island Civic Chorale
Chorale
Rhode Island
Bennington Seminar to Feature Dr Paul D White May 19
Dr Paul D White emeritus Harvard Medical School will speak on Continuing Medical Care at a May 19 Bennington Country Club seminar starting 11 a.m. It is the seventh of nine Vermont seminars by the University of Vermont College of Medicine and Vermont Health Department with U.S. Public Health Service support. The panel includes Dr Burton Tabakin, Dr Winston Eddy, and Dr Woodhull Hall with Stout coordinating. Other sessions on cerebral vascular disease and cancer follow in St Albans and Rutland.
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Paul Aley White
Harvard Medical School
Bennington Country Club
Bennington
Vermont
University of Vermont College of Medicine
Vermont State Department of Health
U.S. Public Health
Woodhull S. Hall of
Robert D. Stout
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. Albans
Rutland
College of Medicine
Vis
Iting
Rutland Hospital
Medical College
Robert J. Slater
Red Fox
Randolph County students to receive associate degrees
Seven Bennington County students will get associate degrees this Saturday May 15 at Judd Hall Audio Auditorium Vermont Technical College Randolph Center. They join 108 seniors graduating. afternoon ceremony by invitation. Baccalaureate sermon details follow.
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Randolph
Bennington County
Judd Hall
Vermont Technical College
Randolph Center
Junior Marshals Chosen at Benhi For Graduation
Six students and two alternates were elected May 11 as junior marshals at Bennington High School. The six are Nancy Lawson, Jackie Reynolds, Andrea Kapetan, Dave Krug, Alan Woodard and Rick Peterson. Alternates are Charlotte Greer and Dave Wilkinson. They lead the senior class at the June 4 final assembly, June 13 Baccalaureate, and June 15 graduation. Barbara Houle will help craft the blue and white batons used each year.
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Bennington High School
Nancy Lawson
Jackie Reynolds
Andrea Kapetan
Dave Krug
Alan Woodard
Rick Peterson
Charlotte Greer
Dave Wilkinson
Barbara Houle
Nursery School Director Talks On Headstart Programs
Mrs. Marion Downes director of Bennington College nursery school will address the Unitarian Fellowship on Pre School Education Programs Under the Federal Economic Opportunity Act at 10 30 a m in the Bennington Free Library. She describes Headstart activities and funding plans for the coming summer and notes her long tenure at the college. The Connecticut River Watershed Council meets June 5 at Stratton Mountain Inn with Gov Hoff and natural resources leaders, plus a slide show Ten Years of Progress 1955 1965 and an awards presentation. City officials in Hamburg Germany say they will skip a 21 gun salute for Queen Elizabeth II during her visit next month.
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Unitarian Fellowship
Marion Downes
Bennington College
Bennington Free Library
Downes
Stratton
Connecticut River Watershed Council
Stratton Mountain Inn
Philip H. Hoff
Connecticut Valley
Richard H. Pough
Pelham
N.Y
Natural Area Council, Inc
Nature Conservancy
E. R. Foster
Council
Edward W. Miller
Fellows Gear Shaper Co
Springfield
Hamburg
Germany
UPI
Britain
Elizabeth II
April Sets Record For VDD Inquiries
MONTPELIER The Vermont Development Department reported 16088 inquiries about Vermont received in April, a 31 percent rise from a year earlier. The figures show growing interest in the state and suggest a booming vacation and travel season ahead. April becomes the record month for direct mail inquiries about the state.
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Montpelier
Vermont Development Department
Vermont
Green Mountain
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R.I
Syracuse
George A. and
Eliza Gardner Howard
Italy
Antonio Vivaldi
Providence
Music Educators National Conference
Washington
Buffalo
New Hampshire
Columbia University Press
Maine
New England
Simmons
New York City
Columbia University
Edwin Franko Goldman
Columbia Band
City of
Greater
New York
Paul D. White
Hollywood
Fox
Paul Dudley White
John Hunter
James Bishop
Kenneth Smith
Arthur Whitman
Gregory Palmer
Robert Maul
John Proud Jr
Association of Teachers of Mathematics In
North Junior High School
Pittsfield
Mass
Edwin C. Douglas
Taft School
Watertown
Conn
Yale University
ATMNE
Robert F. Joyce
James
Historical Society Meets
Ferrisburg
Rowland E. Robinson Memorial
Leon WW. Dean
Claude C. Baker
North Ferrisburg
Robinson
Coburn L. Martin
Robinsons
Harold C. Patch
East Hardwick
Bishop
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Benhi
A. O. Smith Co
America
Pany
Main St
Dial
Watershed Council
VDD
Swift's Premium
U.S. Maine
Calif
Haddock
Mueller
Dove Liquid Detergent
Hellman
del Monte Peas
Campbell’s
del Monte
Foo Doren
School Street Market
Kane, Inc
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