Sage City Symphony opens with Luening work premiere
The Sage City Symphony debuts its season Oct 14 at North Bennington School gym with Sonority Forms by Otto Luening, Scherzo a la Russe by Stravinsky, and Beethoven’s Third. Louis Calabro conducts Luening’s piece, the composer conducting the premiere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage City Symphony
Bennington
Otto Luening
Stravinsky
Louis Calabro
Luening
SCS
Columbia- Princeton Electronic Music Center
New York
Bennington College
Henry Brant
Community calendar and club news from White Creek
The United Methodist Women will meet Oct 5 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Austin due to the Washington County Farm Bureau event. Edison Lake's death is reported in Gainesville Fla with funeral held Oct 1. former village resident. Jolly Jones 4-H Club reorganization elected officers led by Melissa Travis and Helen Lienstra. various project leaders named. October activities include a scrap paper drive and Halloween party Oct 27. Celia Niles of SUNY Binghamton visited her parents Charles and Celia Niles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist
Dorothy Austin
Washington County Farm Bureau
Edison Lake
Gainesville
Fla
Jolly Jones 4-H Club
Jermain Community Hall
Melissa Travis
Helen Lienstra
Carol LaCroix
Jane Perry
Bonnie Wilson
Mary Robinson
Mary Austin
Ann Colvin
Palmer Ensemble to Play Free Concert at Park McCullough House
The Palmer Chamber Ensemble from Stony Brook Long Island forms in 1969 will perform Sunday afternoon October 7 at 4 p.m. at Park McCullough House North Bennington. The program includes cantatas concerti quintets quartets and trios with Dvorak Bagatelles for strings and harmonium as a highlight. Jo Margaret Farris violinist is assistant concert mistress of the Saffold Symphony. Norman Pickering viola and viola d amore, noted for his Pickering tone arts, is engineer-in-charge at Southampton Hospital ophthalmology lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Chamber Ensemble
Park- McCullough
North Bennington
Stonybrook
Long Island
Petie Cummings Palmer
Norman Pickering
Marvin Levine
Haudot
Taleman
Leiber
Hanson
New York City
Oyster Bay
Pickering
Southampton Hospital
Princeton
New Jersey
Hoosick Area Senior Citizens October events recap
Walloomsac Bill Gildea of Leeward Kansas mourns his father Sam Gildea who died September 26. The October meeting opened with vice president Mrs John Button presiding in Anne Ob r i en s absence. A Halloween party is planned for October 28 at 2 p m the annual Bazaar for October 24 and 25. A card party is set for October 15 at 11 a m with noon refreshments. Flu shots will be given October 11 at the center. Bertha's Angels with 21 workers turned in 184 surgical pads to Hoosick Falls Health Center September 27. Yvonne Cable a Stony Brook University graduate cellist, joins the Saffold Symphony and studies with the Greenhouse. Marvin Levine a recorder player and psychology professor at Stony Brook University. Petie Palmer will perform on a Sussman harpsichord as well as piano and harmonium. She is a North Bennington graduate and staff associate at Park McCullough House aiding the community music program. Willard Boepple the sculptor and Daniel Boepple a Bennington Airport staff member are her sons. The concert Sunday is free and open to the public. Day Care legislation now offers a new fee schedule. free care for a family of four with net income under $430 monthly, or 25 percent of fees for up to $606 monthly, equating to $7 per full time child weekly. These changes come from protests to the original bill. Thanks are due to the Schramms of the Enchanted Doll House for their fundraising raffle for the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Area
John Button
Anne O’brien
Rose Waythus
Laurel Faraci
Natalie McIntyre
Murphy testimonial drew 400 dignitaries
In Hoosick Falls New York a John Murphy Testimonial Dinner drew about 400 guests Friday night, with nearly 100 dignitaries from the Troy area. Attendees included county officials such as Edward McDonough Edward Pattison Sen Douglas Hudson and many county legislators. The gathering featured Key figures from local government and state transportation and health offices.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Murphy
Troy
Rensselaer County
Democratic
Edward McDonough
Edward
Ned’’ Pattison
Douglas Hudson
Allen Dixon
Gordon Eadie
Marvin Honig
Maynard Dixon
State Capital District Transportation Authority
Edward Wielkind
Paul
Vermont Hospital Association Meet Focuses on Health Care
The 38th annual Vermont Hospital Association meeting at Stratton Mountain Inn will feature Vermont officials including Secretary of Human Services Thomas C. Davis in a session on Health Care In Vermont Viewpoint Agency of Human Services. A lunch talk by Modern Hospital editor Robert Cunningham Jr. and an afternoon panel with John R. Whitcomb Edward J. Richards John C. Lantman and Patricia A. Kelly will discuss future hospital care. The 11:15 Friday business meeting will be led by President Herluf V. Olsen with other affiliated associations joining the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Vermont
Vermont Hospital Association
Stratton Mountain Inn
Modern Hospital
John R. Whitcomb
Copley Hospital
Morrisville
Edward J. Richards
Brattleboro Memorial
Brattleboro
John C. Lantman
State Medical Society
Williston
Patricia A. Kelly
R.N
Medical Center Hospital of
Herluf V. Olsen
Olsen
Richard J. Young
VHA
Hospital Association
New Hampshire-Vermont
The
Hospital Financial Management Association
Vermont Hospital Auxiliary Council
Vermont Medical Records Association
Vermont Dietetic Association
Carl E. Begin
Hanover
N.H
Kennetha McKinley
Middlebury
Ellen White
Bennington
Barbara Howard
Montpelier
Stratton Arts Festival Week Features Local Craft Demos
The Stratton Arts Festival enters its third week at Stratton Mountain base lodge with crafts sessions by Bernard and Linda Ethier, Marion Salter, and Jackie Penney. The event showcases 225+ artists, a Dean Fausett exhibit, and a Marlboro Music concert on Oct 14. Admission is $1 for adults, 50 cents for students, free for under 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Bernard
Linda Ethier
Woodstock
Marion Salter
Newbury
Jackie Penney
Windham
Stratton Mountain
Dean Fausett
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Martha Canfield Library sketch wins top prize
A pen and ink drawing of the Martha Canfield Memorial Library and Community House in Arlington won first prize at the Trenton State Fair. The artist, Harry H. Pratt of Lawrenceville New Jersey, sketched it at the library board chair Mrs Christian Schafer's suggestion. Pratt declined sale but sent a reproduction to be framed and hung in the library.
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Arlington
Martha Canfield
Trenton
N.J
Harry H. Pratt
Lawrenceville
Vermont
Christian Schafer
Library Board
Hoyt
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Calabro
Beethoven
Richard King
Arlington Rescue Squad, Inc
Depot Street
King
Robert J. Young Sr
Young
Joseph Kreel
Joan Cole
Guenther Mahler
Kennedy Ludlam
Nick Monte
Richie Mears
Prosper Deschenes
Janet Keough
Philip Linde
Nathalie Caler
Eleanor Niles
Wales Taber
Rome
Curtis Bogardus
Celia Niles
S.U.N.Y
Binghamton
Charles Niles
Palmer Ensemble
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Bill Gildea
Leeward
Kansas
Sam Gildea
Bertha’s Angels
Yvonne Cable
Stonybrook University
Saffold Symphony
Willard Boepple
Daniel Boepple
Manchester
Petie Palmer
Murphy
Herbert Bauer
Tom Cholakis
Joseph Manupello
John Doughney
Abbott Wiley
Edward Quinn
Thomas Witowski
Frank McDonald
Joseph Harrigan
Stephen Markell
Joseph Warren
Earl R. Carrier
North Greenbush
Henry Neusberger
Schaghticoke
Robert Calhoun
Petersburg
Ray Dunigan
Dorothy Cushman
Ey Ve SZ
Russell Stover
Quinlan
Main ST
Tel
Robert M. Cunningham Jr
Thomas C. Davis
Marlboro
Stratton Base Lodge
Martha Canfield Library
Kendall Rich
Shortie
Grant City
Monument Plaza
International Playtex Corporation
Caries Bates
Adams
Savings & Loan Association
Main Street
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