Weidner to Sing Here in Manchester Center
Frederick Weidner, a New York City tenor, will perform at Zion Episcopal Church in Manchester Center on Sunday May 31 at 4 30 p m in a program titled Music for a Spring Day. He will sing works by Purcell Handel and Milford with soprano Jane Armstrong and others in a varied concert. admission is free with a collection for Manchester’s music activities. The program emphasizes both light and serious works and welcomes children.
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Manchester Center
Frederick Weidner
New York City
Saint Saens
Zion Episcopal Church
Purcell
Handel
Milford
Jane Armstrong
Pergolesi
Schumann
Stainer
Armstrong
R. Vaughan Williams
Leo Sowerby
Frederick A. Burton
Sue Burton Tenner
Joseph Stannard
Zion Church
Manchester
Williamstown
Mass
Sterling
Francine Clark Art Institute
Edgar Degas
Institute
Rembrandt
Williams College Museum of Art
Log Race Goes Professional WEST ARLINGTON
Professional rules have been added to the annual invitational Predicted Log Race in West Arlington, signaling a shift to a formal competitive standard and inviting broader participation from skilled loggers and teams.
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West Arlington
Windham College to Name Elizabeth Koontz Commencement Speaker
President Winslow announced Windham College will honor Elizabeth Duncan Koontz as the May 24 commencement speaker. Koontz leads the U S Women’s Bureau and was NEA president, the first Black head of both groups. The note covers her career from Salisbury NC teaching to national leadership and UN appointment. Also described are updates to the Battenkill River race including start changes, crew limits, slalom gates, mandatory portages, no timing device, and June 1 15 invitation dates with open registration if field incomplete.
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Putney
Eugene C. Winslow
Windham College
Elizabeth Duncan Koontz
Women’s’ Bureau
USS. Department of Labor
National Education Association
Women’s Bureau
NEA
U.S
United Nations Commission On the Status of Women
New York
Geneva
Cambridge
Jackson
White Creek
Salem
N.Y
Arlington ROTC seniors commissioned at UVM ceremony
Arlington’s Thomas E. Macksey joined 43 other University of Vermont seniors named as second lieutenants during ROTC ceremonies at Ira Allen Chapel. The notice also covers the Arlington Alumni Assoc meeting set for June 4 at 7 p.m. and a Manchester Equinox House banquet with a 6 to 7 p.m. cocktail hour.
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University of Vermont
U.S. Army
UVM
Ira Allen
Thomas E. Macksey
Robert W. Macksey
Arlington
The
Arlington Alumni Assoc
Manchester
Donald Dusha
Norman Mattison
Kelly Ann
David Allen
WRGB
Triple S
Vermont Graduate Eileen M Russell to Receive BA at Georgian Court
Eileen May Russell of Woodford Vermont will earn a Bachelor of Arts from Georgian Court College on May 30 1970. She attended Bennington Catholic High School and studied Mathematics. Active in Albertus Magnus Club and De La Salle Education Club plus Yearbook Staff, she chaired her dorm Residence Council last year and will join International Business Machines in New York City after graduation.
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Community House
John Haugarud
Arlington Chorale
W. Arl
Ladies of the Enterprise Society
Bailey Hall
Arlington
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
W. Ar
Etta Belle Cole
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Lakewood
N.J
Eileen May Russell
Joseph Russell
Woodford Road
Woodford
Georgian Court College
Bennington Catholic High School
Russell
Albertus Magnus Club
de la Salle
Georgian Court
International Business Machines
New York City
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Weidner
Stamford Valuation
Stamford
Listers
Windham
Battenkill River
Foster’s Railroad Bridge
Shushan
Helene Thompson
Eileen M. Russell
First National Stores
Regal
Palmer
Javery
South Street
Bennington
Vermont
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Hild
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