Violinist Schor To Be Soloist With Vt. Symphony Here Oct. LI
Violinist Joseph Schor will be soloist with the Vermont State Symphony in a concert at Mt. Anthony Union High School Walker-Morgan Auditorium on Saturday October 11 at 3 15 p m. He will perform Beethoven Violin Concerto in D major Opus 61. Schor a Newark New Jersey native is associate professor and performing member of Windham College music faculty Putney. He plays an Andrea Guarneri violin and studied under Rafael Bronstein and Joseph Fuchs at Juilliard. He has performed widely including tours to the Far East Russia and New York ensembles. The Bennington County Vermont State Symphony Association arranges the concert with Stanley R. Pike as chairman.
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Vermont State Symphony Orchestra
Walker - Morgan
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Joseph Schor
Beethoven
Schor
Newark
N.J
Windham College
Putney
Andrea Guarnerious
New York
Russia
Robert Shaw Chorale
Clarion Concert Orchestra
State Department
National Orchestral Association
Symphony of the Air
Silvermine String Quartet
Franklin String Quartet
Occupational Training Center To Expand and Meet Rules
John Sabo, director of the Vermont VOTC, told Fletcher Farm Inc trustees the center’s special education classes will meet Vermont secondary school standards for diplomas and attendance. Trustees approved $4,000 for a two story addition to the main building to expand the dining room and kitchen and add a second floor apartment for house parents.
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Proctorsville
John Sabo
Vermont Occupational Training Center
VOTC
Fletcher Farm Inc
Vermont
Donald Miller
South Royalton
Dartmouth College
Fieicher Farm
Fletcher Farm Craft School
Margaret Regan
Manchester
N.H
Society of Vermont Craftsmen
Lael Sargent
Ludlow
Fletcher Farm
Lindley Robinson
Weave House
Miss Sargent
John Pluto
Carroll H. Drury
Springfield
Roderic H. D. Henderson
Chester Depot
Joseph B. Johnson
Philip W. Tiemann
Cavendish
Ronald Slayton
Montpelier
Col. Tiemann
William Bell
Arlington
George Smith
Rutland
James L. Billings
State Agencies Offer Courses For Treatment Plant Men
MONTPELIER The Green Mountain Water Pollution Control Association and the Vermont Department of Water Resources sponsor wastewater treatment operator training. The first basic course runs Oct 1 to Dec 17 at Montpelier High School on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9. A southern session will follow in spring 1970. The program aims to prepare inexperienced operators and improve on the job skills, aiding voluntary certification by the New England Water Pollution Control Association and supporting broader water control education and facility operation knowledge. Burlington honors Col. Robert P. Goyette with an $800,000 Vermont Air National Guard building dedication plans. Goyette helped found the Vermont Air National Guard and led the 158th Fighter Group before his 1965 death attempting to land a disabled jet at Burlington International Airport. The building should be ready by next fall. In Washington, President Nixon signed a bill empowering him to award a Congressional Space Medal of Honor for exceptional astronaut performance.
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Montpelier
Green Mountain Water Pollution Control Association
Vermont Department of Water Resources
Montpelier High School
New England Water Pollution Control Association
Burlington
UPI
Vermont Air National Guard
Robert P. Goyette
Goyette
158Th
Burlington International
Air National Guard
City cites idle engine ban to curb air pollution
St Louis police seek guidance from county counselor on enforcing a new city ordinance that could ticket motorists for stopping at railroad crossings or idling in traffic jams. The rule bans engines from idling more than three minutes to reduce pollution.
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St, Louis
UPD
St. Louis
Colby College Women launches $5 million campaign
New London New Hampshire Colby Junior College for Women begins a 5 million dollar capital drive as the first phase of a 14 million dollar long range program aimed at enhancing the educational environment. Board chairman David L. Coffin says endowment funds will bolster faculty, financial aid, and flexible programs. The plan targets 10 years to complete.
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New London
N.H
Colby Junior College For Women
David L. Coffin
Colby
Coffin
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Vt. Symphony
Bennington
Bennington College
Iowa University
New York City Ballet Orchestra
New York City Opera Orchestra
New England
Bennington County
Vermont State Symphony Association
Stanley R. Pike
John B. Mayhew
Florence (Gaudette) Mayhew
Pleasant St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. Francis de Sales
Francis B. Flanagan
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
William H. Mayhew
Edmund J. Mayhew Jr
Raymond Bleau
BenMont Ave
Bleau
Edward B. Geyer Jr
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Thomas Donovan
Harry Moon
Leo Diussa
Elijah Howard
Francis Roy
Ephrem Berard
Old Howitzer Co
172Nd Inf
Vermont National Guard
Village
Father Geyer
Woodstock
Herbert Simms
Reading
Fletcher Farm Players
Pluta
Mary Fletcher Charlton
Pemaquid Point
Maine
Camden
S.C
Gary Holt
Elizabeth Williams
Craft School
Joseph Johnson
Erminie
Pollard
Lindley W. Robinson
Miss Pollard
Richard E. Higgins
Patrick B. Healy
Charlton
Donald M. Aspden
Ralph C. Baker
Drury
Della S. Ellison
William Hoffman
Chester
George G. Leitch
John E. Nelson
Leonard F. Wing Jr
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Wang Building
Bill
Washington
UPS
Nixon
Bennington, VT
Black & White TV
Stereos
Radios & Recorders
Radio Radio
Recorders
Freezer
Montgomery Ward
ENT Plaza
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