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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1966
Page
7
In East Arlington the Candle Mill will host the Festival of Flames charity open house on Friday and Saturday to aid United Counseling Service. The event marks the fifth such festival since 1961, with last fall skipped due to unavailability of the candlemaking room amid wholesale demand.
Two Bennington residents now students at Buxton School performed in a Wednesday evening string concert led by conductor Christopher Finckel. David Carrier played violin in the first group as the 13 musicians created an antiphonal effect in Gabriell's Canzona for Double Orchestra. Proceeds from the two day festival support the United Counseling Service of Bennington County.
Kenneth Roberts, Williams College piano instructor and Thompson Memorial Chapel organist, will perform a Mozart Beethoven recital Wednesday at 8 30 p m in the Williams College Museum of Art rotunda. The free concert is sponsored by the Williams College Department of Music.
Twelve attendees gathered at Dawn Hicks home Friday night to raise more than $20 for new kitchen equipment at the Masonic Hall in Wilmington. A second kitchen equipment drive is planned.
The column lists upcoming weddings and births including Karen Kulmane's marriage to Lawrence Fogg of Garwood, a great granddaughter anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox, and Kimberly Mae born to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Thompson of Shafsbury. It covers church activities, a toy party fundraiser, hygiene kit notes, a ton of local scholastic honor rolls at Wilmington High, and a World Community Day report with local speakers and Open House for American Education Week.
James MacGregor Burns and Christopher Koch will discuss escalation and alternatives to the Viet Nam War at an open Williams College meeting in Jesup Hall at 8 pm. Session moderated by Jerome B. King. Burns outlines a peace plan in Harper’s. Koch notes North Viet Nam experiences. Sponsored by the Williams Committee Against the War in Viet Nam with other campus groups.
The Windham College Concert Series presents the University of Connecticut Chamber Players in Newman Hall at 8 p.m. Sunday. The ensemble comprises Music Department faculty and artists Oswald Lehnert violin Robert Coleman viola Bruno DiCecco cello and Leonard Seeber piano.
Town Clerk Clara May Hemenway warns hunters to secure licenses as soon as possible for the deer season opening Saturday. The office will be open Friday from 9 a.m. to midnight, with resident and nonresident licenses also offered Thursday evening in the town office building from 6 to 10.
Mrs Katharine Chanton, dental hygienist and health officer of West Dover, cleaned and treated 33 pupils in Peru School Library Community House. She reports steady improvement in children's teeth since starting three to four years ago and notes more youngsters have had dental work this fall. Program sponsored by the School Club. parents pay one dollar per child, club covers another. Equipment supplied by the state.
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