St Joseph art workshop draws strong local interest
Manchester center hosts an Artist in Residence Workshop this summer. St Joseph College and Southern Vermont Artists sponsor the program running June 17 to August 15 in painting drawing and sculpting. Ken Martin directs classes three times weekly with instruction seminars and criticism. Up to six college credits available. class sizes limited. call Bonnet Street office 362 1494 to apply.
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St. Joseph College Extension Center
Extension Center
John Holmes Andrus
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SVAC to Open 45th Season on Hill June 1
Manchester The Southern Vermont Art Center will open on the hill Saturday June 1 marking the 45th year of the Southern Vermont Artists Inc. A 3 to 5 p.m. reception is open to the public. Exhibitions run through June 23 featuring new gifts including Lucioni Variations in Green and White and works by Ernst Barlach Abnal prints Napoleon head and Carl Ruggles watercolor Delphiniums. Open daily 10 to 5 except Monday 1 to 5 Sundays. admission 50 cents, members and under 12 free Tuesday free. holiday Monday hours noted. ALTOONA Pa I W Abel USW president says inflation is nation’s No 1 problem and not easing. pension and Social Security groups most affected.
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Simon Moselsio
Bennington
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Lorenzo Hatch
Katharine Howe Malone
Colorado Springs
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Readsboro Educator to Speak at Lyndon Graduation
Lyndon State College President H. Franklin Irwin Jr. announced Dr. Preston Bruce Jr. will deliver the commencement address at Lyndon’s graduation exercises at 2 p.m. on June 1. Bruce, a pioneer Vermont educator and former Readsboro Elementary principal, has held multiple federal posts and helped create early Head Start and 4C child care programs.
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Lyndon
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University of Massachusetts At Amherst
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Amherst
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Reynolds scholarship winners named for 1974 Hoosick Falls students
The Edith Craig Reynolds Scholarships awarded by National Commercial Bank and Trust list two Hoosick Falls recipients Tina Marie Andrew and James M. Cusack, both seniors at local schools. The release notes many out of town winners and explains eligibility while not stating the scholarship amounts.
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Edith Craig Reynolds
National Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Tina Marie Andrew
Ralph E. Andrew
River Road
Hoosick Falls Central School
James M. Cusack
James J. Cusack
First St
St. Mary’s Academy
Kevin D. Blanchet
Troy High
Russell G. Bonesteel
Harrison E. Bonesteel
Petersburg
Berlin Central School
Joanne Casale
Catholic Central
Troy
Jean C. Casey
Hoosic Valley
Hoosie Valley
Schaghticoke
The
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Hoosick
Rensselaer County
White Creek
Washington County
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Windham College honors Ambassador Carol Laise with honorary law degree
Windham Center Putney Windham College awarded an honorary doctor of laws to Carol C. Laise Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs who also gave the commencement address. Laise a veteran South Asian affairs expert spoke to the class of 1974 urging new levels of understanding amid world interdependence and food, energy, and resource challenges projected for 1995 and beyond. She warned that US consumption of global resources must change as population and demands grow, stressing the need for a new structure of peace and public support for change. 180 candidates received bachelors degrees.
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Carol C. Laise
Harrison M. Symmes
Windham College
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State Department
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Final Bennington College O K Chorale concert on lawn
The O K Chorale a 12 voice Renaissance madrigal group led by Rich Harris performs informal garden music Friday at 7 30 p m on the lawn behind Jennings Hall Bennington College Cushions iced tea and cookies urged. The program features Lasso Josquin Victoria and Weelkes. In Williamstown Pine Cobble School PTA hosts a Friday ball game and picnic at Clark Field 4 p m with a 5 30 p m PTA meeting followed by a cooperative supper The Pine Cobble movie club shows One Last Song Before the Minstrel Show Closes and The Patriot Game after supper.
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Victoria
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Clark Field
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Robert Y. Burns
Bennington music group faces impounded seats over rent
A judge in Gattinara, Italy ordered benches at a junior high impounded after the town council owed 4800 in back rent. The janitor was named custodian to keep them in place for a final O.K. Chorale concert featuring 170 students and a Renaissance madrigal program.
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Italy
UPI
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