Nureyev Invites Svetlova To Produce His New Ballet
DORSET Mme Marina Svetlova of the Svetlova Dance School in Dallas is directing the 10th anniversary season of the Dallas Civic Opera ballet. She has been invited by Rudolf Nureyev to produce his new Sleeping Beauty in the United States. They discuss forming a special company or importing La Scala's full company from Milan, Italy, where the ballet was staged earlier this year.
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Dorset
Mme
Marina Svetlova
Svetlova
Dallas
Texas
Civic Opera Ballet
Rudolf Nureyev
United States
la Scala
Milan
Italy
Nureyev
Dallas Civic Opera
Linde Gibb
Manchester Center
Hoosick Falls dance class crowns king and queen and more
At the Community Center Saturday morning Curt Kaukas and Donna Mc Martin were chosen as king and queen for the 10 am class with Robert Shaw and There sa Brahan as host and hostess. Jean Andrick assisted in rhumba demos while Su san Isherwood and Mark LaPorte won the spot dance. In the 11 am class Mark Harrison and Susan Salluzzo were crowned king and queen with Bonnie Gorman and Robert Medvetz winning the spot dance. Chaperones hailed from local PTA groups as classes practiced cha cha.
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Curt Kaukas
Donna McMartin
Robert Shaw
Theresa Brahan
Robert
Gary Miller
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Jean Andrick
Rene DuCharme
Susan Isherwood
Mark LaPorte
Sue Leonard
Mark Harrison
Susan Salluzzo
Bonnie Gorman
Robert Medvetz
Suzanne Medvetz
Kathi Hall
DuCharme
Albert Harrington
Leo Mahar Jr
Francis LaPorte
Central School Pta
St. Mary’s Academy - Home and School Association
Ladies Aid Meeting and weekend visits noted
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church will meet Friday at the church with a love gift box collection and a health center gift. No guild meetings until January. Mrs. Freitas of Schenectady visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Stearns for a week. Mrs. Webster of Petersburg visited Mrs. Cipperly. Paul Kipp again shot a four point bow and arrow duck, matching last year’s feat. Rev. Phillip A. Lewis of Hoosick and Saint Agnes School attended a National Association of Episcopal Schools meeting in Washington, D.C.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
John Freitas
Schenectady
Varnum Stearns
Leona Webster
Petersburg
Harry E. Cipperly
Paul Kipp
Local notices and society events segment from Danbury area
South Cambridge residents at nursing homes and visits by friends are noted along with church and Grange events. Mrs Harriet Delong and Mrs Mazella Skalwold are receiving care, while Mr and Mrs Martin Schweninger returned from Alabama. Pleasant Valley Grange schedules meetings and a public turkey card party. The Danbury Educational Council meets Thursday evening with Rev Richard Sears as speaker. The church program lists services, Sunday school, and choir rehearsal with Rev Oswald Muller.
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Harriet Delong
Lee Road
Salem Nursing Home
Joy Hamilton
Cathy Lufkin
Jackson
Mazella Skalwold
Durfee Road
Indian River Nursing Home
Granville
Martin Schweninger
Schweninger Road
Alabama
Pleasant Valley Granges
Crystal Clover
Bonnie Pratt
Russell Sage College
Troy
Daughn Austin
Mary Hitchcock Hospital School of Nursing
Hanover
N.H
Danbury Educational Council
North Hoosick Methodist Church
Richard Sears
Watervliet
Elena Thompson
Peter Matcovich
New York
City
Oswald A. Muller
Pleasant Valley Grange
Pownals Event Highlights Church Shower and Community Notices
The Pownal area reports a miscellaneous shower tonight at 8 in North Pownal Congregational Church social rooms for Vera Langlais and Miss Elizabeth Hatch, with the ceremony set for Nov 26. Jennifer Rounds is named junior class secretary at Mt Anthony Union High School. The United Counseling Service fund drive raises 334 dollars, up 99 from last year, from 49 donors in The Pownall to aid mental health and welfare in Bennington County. Marcel Langlais and others attend the 17th annual dinner-dance in North Adams. A $60 proceeds from a church rummage sale go to repair and redecoration of the Pownal Center Church interior. Scout Troop 347 holds a 7 pm meeting at the Scout Hut. Bennington County 4-H leaders dinner noted, with Mrs. Andrews in charge of Pownal Pioneers 4-H Club. Eleven members attend the November business meeting. three new members welcomed. Enrollments submitted to 4-H HQ. Cooking project planned for Nov 26 at the Andrews home with two sessions. Craft and sewing groups still organizing. Karen Andrews provided entertainment at Saturday’s meeting. The December 10 meeting and Christmas party slated, with 25 cent gift exchanges. A Christmas carol sing is set for Dec 22 at 7:30 pm as two local club groups tour shut-ins.
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Elizabeth Hatch
James Metcalf
North Powe Nal
Pownal
Jennifer Rounds
Pownal Center
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Cleveland E. Dodge Jr
Vincent Pizzano
Cochairmen
United Counseling Service
Pownall
Bennington County
Marcel A. Langlais
R.J. Widen Co
North Adams
Taconic Park Resaurant
Williamstown
Women’s Fellowship of Poweral Center
Ernest
Pownal Pioneers 4-H Club
Harry Andrews
Joanne Miller
Sherry
Brenda Allen
4-H
Andrews
Jean Hurley
Karen Andrews
Jill Chenaille
Sherry Allen
Christine Lampman
Cheryl Andrews
Pownals
Miss Meridyth Whitman Enrolls in Cambridge School Program
Miss Meridyth Whitman daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Whitman has enrolled in the medical secretarial program at Cambridge School Boston an accredited junior college of business with divisions in business and communications.
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Meridyth Whitman
Bernard Whitman
Cambridge School
Boston
Pine Cobble Ski and Skate Auction at Pine Cobble
Pine Cobble School in Williamstown will auction skis skates clothing and winter sports gear on a commission basis with 60 percent to the donor. Items can be dropped at Catamount Lane Bennington or Pine Cobble Carriage Barn Friday. Proceeds benefit the library fund. John Seacord heads the auction committee.
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Williamstown
Mass
Philip Savory
Catamount Lane
Bennington
John Seacord
PTA
Marlboro Festival Honors Cellist Nikolai Graudan
Marlboro Music School and Festival trustees create the Nikolai Graudan Fellowship Fund aiming for 10000 dollars to support an annual Marlboro fellowship for a young professional musician directed by Rudolf Serkin with preference for strings. The first recipient is to be named before January 1 and attend Marlboro next summer. Graudan, a Berlin Philharmonic former solo cellist under Furtwängler, was famed for the Festival Quartet and Bach interpretation.
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Marlboro
Nikolai Graudan
Marlboro School of Music
Rudolf Serkin
Serkin
Leningrad Conservatory
Berlin Philharmonic
Furtwangler
Graudan
Johanna
Festival Quartet
Victor Rabin
Szymon Goldberg
William Primrose
RCA Victor
Bach
Arlington Polls Open Ten Hours For School Construction Vote
Arlington Town School District voters head to the polls next Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium to decide a bond issue not to exceed 340 000 dollars for additions and remodeling to Fisher Elementary School and Arlington Memorial High. The measure follows months of committee study and discussions with Alfred T. Granger Associates of Hanover and a push to meet state requirements amid 25 percent enrollment growth. The board favors Arlington going it alone for now rather than pursuing a regional union school, with a total project cost about 463 119 dollars and interest not to exceed five percent.
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Arlington
Fisher Elementary
Arlington Memorial High
Alfred T. Granger Associates
Hanover
N.H
Arlington School Board
Arlington Town
Fisher
Memorial High
Arlington area school plans show new rooms and expanded programs
Mountain Towns Carlo Walter and Mrs. Bertha Boyd note Bradford Academy figures. A Wilmington Home Demonstration Club meeting is postponed to Nov 18. State aid of 132,420 is proposed to support construction at Arlington High and elementary school expansions including library, shops, home economics, and a potential kindergarten. The board, aiming for Plan G, warns bids may vary from brochure estimates and includes a contingency fund.
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Bertha Boyd
Bradford Academy
Wilmington Home Demonstration Club
Robert Worden
Vermont State Board of Education
Fisher
Leon Wagner
Arlington High
William Towne
Arlington
Mount Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Towne
Walter Corey
Selectman Named At Arlington
Robert V. Jones a retired mechanical engineer was appointed selectman in Arlington to fill the vacancy from Keith Knapp's resignation. His term expires at the March town meeting. Chairman Orange R. Baker said he will not seek a third term, leaving two board seats open at March.
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Arlington
Robert V. Jones
Keynith Knapp
Board of
Selectmen
Orange R. Baker
Baker
Jones
Manfred Ehrich
Young hunter tags first deer in Finbar Forest area
Manchester Fleming, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Fleming Jr of Barnumville Road, shot his first deer a 100 pound spike born Sunday with a .22 rifle while hunting with his father in Finbar's Forest area.
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Gregory Fleming
Ralph Fleming Jr
Barnumville Road
Finbar’s Forest
Gregory
Free Sonotone Sonet In Ear Hearing Aid Replica Offer
In Elm?sford New York a promotional notice offers a free non operating replica of the Sonotone Sonet ear hearing aid. The ad emphasizes the tiny all in the ear design with no cords or external apparatus and invites readers to request a demonstration replica at no cost or obligation.
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Elmsford
N.Y
Sonotone Corporation
Sonotone
Serena
Bennington Hearing Aid Request At Carroll's Drug Store
A reader in Bennington requests a free replica non-operating Sonotone in-ear hearing aid. The notice seeks a smallest model and specifies Carroll's Drug Store as the contact point for obtaining the replica.
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House OF Hearing Carroll
Bennington
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Edith Beaumont
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Delmont
Oldsmobile
Eine
Olds
Mark OF
Thurber’s Garage, Inc
Bennington, Vermont
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Addition
to_ FISHER
The
Vera Langlais
North Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
Elm St. Bennington
Cellist
Arlington Memorial
Carlo Walter
Stewart-Warner
Henry M. Tuttle CO. Inc
Depot St. Dial
Bennington, Vt
Selectman
Manchester
Chet Ringheiser
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