Rare pamphlets on Vermont and Pennsylvania acquired
Providence Brown University reports two rare pamphlets acquired by the John Carter Brown Library. One, a 1682 London print by William Penn urging settlers to Pennsylvania, and the Vermont document from 1781 calling eastern New Hampshire towns to join Vermont. Also Hollywood PR hire Gretchen Fine & Associates.
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Providence
R.i.upd
Brown University
John Carter Brown
Pennsylvania
Vermont
London
William Penn
Convention of
New Hampshire
Westminster
Connecticut River
S Manes Wins Plaudits For His Keyboard Artistry
Stephen Manes, Juilliard trained concert pianist and Fulbright winner, receives acclaim from critics after performances in White Plains and Boston venues. His career includes Leventritt selections, travels across the U.S. and abroad, and a Newark timetable of future engagements through Florida and California. He holds a Juilliard masters degree and studied in Vienna on a Fulbright.
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Stephen Manes
Julius H. Manes
Union Street
Vienna
Juilliard
Westchester Symphony
Westchester Conservatory of Music
White Plains
N.Y
Gardner Museum
Boston
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Oak Ridge
Leonard Bernstein
Rudolf Serkin
Isaac Stern
Alfred Wallenstein
George Szell
Leventritt
Manes
Juilliard School of Music
Academy of Music
George A. Wedge
Geneva Mantle
Bennington County Musical Society
Bennington
Lionel Nowak
Bennington College
Ernest Hutcheson
Irwin Freundlich
Bennington Composers Conference
Concert Artists Guild Town Hall
Julliard Orchestra
Kosciusko Foundation
Boston Associates of the Arts of Music
Springfield
Mass
New York Philharmonic
Boston Symphony
YMCA Directors Meet To Discuss Future Plans
The Bennington Area YMCA board held its November meeting with Vice President John D. Clawson presiding. Plans were announced for a 1965 finance drive led by J. Philip Hall and for shifting unassigned YMCA stocks into a new building fund. New directors Arthur J. Dewey Jr. and Richard A. Fonteneau were elected, Loyal R. Nash resigned, and Dewey became facilities chairman while Fonteneau joined the committee. The group discussed program growth, upcoming meetings, and the future policy program with New England Area Council representatives.
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Bennington Area
Ymca Board of Directors
John D. Clawson
YMCA
Marjorie H. Black
Helen Evans
Maude A. Edson
Percy §. Russell
J. Philip Hall
Arthur J. Dewey, Jr
Richard A. Fonteneau
Loyal R. Nash
Dewey
Nash
Fonteneau
Black
Eugene V. Turner
New England
Industrial Management Club
State Ymca
James F. Davis
Waldo C. Holden
Bennington
John G. Apperton
Chiropractic Group Offers Scholarships in Vermont
Dr. John P. Lewis of Springfield, chairman of the Vermont Chiropractic Association scholarship committee, announced 185 scholarships totaling about $45,000. Sponsored by many institutions including the American Chiropractic Association, Vita Minerals, and several colleges, two full four year tuition scholarships at $2,500 each were the largest awards offered.
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John P. Lewis
Springfield
Vermont Chiroepractic Association
American Chiropractic Association
Vitaminerals Corporation of California
Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
Chiropractic Institute of New York
Cleveand Chiropractic College
Columbia_ Institute
Vermont SBA moves to Montpelier post office site
The Vermont office of the Small Business Administration relocates to the second floor of the Federal Building Post Office and Courthouse on State Street in Montpelier. Also, First Methodist Church's commission on membership and evangelism plans a Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting at the church. In San Antonio Texas police arrest a burglar alarm tester after an exchange with Officer Bob Hicks reveals the fake alibi.
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Vermont
Office of Small Business Administration
Federal Building
Post Office
State Street
Montpelier
Commission On
The
First Methodist Church
San Antonio
Tex
Bob Hicks
Hicks
Norshaft Lions Host District Governor Visit
Norshaft Lions Club welcomed District Governor Charles P. Fellows of White River Junction and staffer Russell W. Minard with 41 members at a roast beef dinner. President Nelson L. Payne announced a Ladies Night on December 5 at Mt Anthony Country Club. The gathering also noted Lions on deer hunting and featured designer Crains Luksus gaining praise from New York fashion editors.
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North Bennington
Norshaft Lions Club
Charles P. Fellows
White River Junction
Fellows
Russell W. Minard
State Cabinet
Norwich
Larry Peets
Arlington
Congregational Church
King Lion Nelson L. Payne
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Bennington Banner publisher and contact details noted
The Bennington Banner lists its offices at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with daily publication except Sundays and legal holidays. It provides newsroom and advertising phone numbers and outlines subscription rates for Vermont and nationwide mail deliveries, plus special rates for servicemen.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Radius
Vermont
U.S
Carpenter joins Sherwin Williams paint store as salesman
Lewis C. Carpenter of 133 Putnam St. began work this week as a salesman for the Sherwin Williams Co. paint store at 485 Main St. Store manager John Kennedy Jr. said Carpenter will assist customers, advise on paint problems, mix paints, and perform other duties. He previously spent 32 years with T.A. Carpenter and Sons, Inc., and two years with Sprague Electric Co. in North Adams, Mass. He is a deacon at the First Baptist Church, a Mason, and is married with two daughters.
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Lewis C. Carpenter
Putnam St
Sherwin- Williams Co
Main St
John Kennedy Jr
Carpenter
Kennedy
T.A. Carpenter and Sons, Inc
Sprague Electric Co
North Adams
Mass
First Baptist Church
Peace Corps official to visit Bennington College
Miss Sally Smith a Peace Corps representative will visit Bennington College to interview junior and senior students and others interested in the program Gloria Gil coordinates the day s schedule Non students may notify her The Peace Corps has a new program allowing college students to train during the summer learn while in college and finish after graduation Volunteers receive a 75 monthly salary plus living allowance and loan repayment options 300 skills needed to fill 8000 positions No college degree required and 70 percent of volunteers have liberal arts backgrounds
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North Bennington
Sally Smith
Peace Corps
Venezuela
Bennington College
Miss Smith
Gloria Gil
Gil
Sally L. Foster
Brazil
Susan S. Friedman
India
Paula K. Hayes
Peru
Colege
Woodford Considers Mobile Classroom
Woodford town directors seek tax approval at a Dec 16 special meeting to fund a $10,000 mobile classroom to relieve overcrowding at Woodford Hollow School. The plan foresees a three year payment, estimated $1.23 tax on the grand list, with two sections hauled from Fort Wayne and assembled locally.
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Woodford
Woodford Hollow
Woodford Town
Fort Wayne
Ind
Greater Bennington
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Detroit
Pine Cobble School
Mary Dickerson
Sarah Doane
Marc Hall
Linda Kirwin
John H. Westerhoff, III
Chiropractic
Bennington Briefs
Norshaft Lions
Crains Luksus
New York
Eugenia Sheppard
New York Herald Tribune
Luksus
Bennington Weavers, Inc
ABC
Pitkins
Baby
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Wills Building
Bennington, Vt
Bennington Garage
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