Middlebury concert series opens with Vermont Symphony
The Middlebury College concert series launches its seven‑concert season at 8:15 p.m. Sunday Oct 11 in Memorial Field House with the Vermont State Symphony Orchestra under Alan Carter. Diana Egbers will perform Mozart Concerto No 17, with Barber Symphony and Dvorak Carneval Overture. Seasonal passes are $10, with tickets via Prof Robert Reiff or at the door. Other artists include Charles Rosen Beaux Arts Trio Don Redlich Koeckert Quartet Anthony Newman and Francis Fortier scheduled through spring.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Memorial Field House
Vermont State Symphony Orchestra
Alan Carter
Diana Egbers
Paris
Barber
Dvorak
Vermont Symphony
Robert Reiff
Charles Rosen
Beaux Arts Trio
Don Redlich
TOPS Meeting Moved To Tuesday In Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont reports that TOPS will hold its regular meeting Tuesday October 13 at 7 30 p m in the Hoosick Falls Central School cafeteria due to Columbus Day observance The event invites all those interested in weight control or loss Queen of the Month for September is Mrs Peg Davendonis with the greatest weight loss record.
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TOPS
Hoosick Falls Central School
Peg Davendonis
New Books at Bennington Library
New fiction and general titles listed for Bennington Library with authors from Abrahams to Washington. Highlights include notable works by Amis, Beckett, Updike, Hemingway, and Reed, plus extensive nonfiction catalog entries across science, history, and social topics. Remember to reserve any out titles.
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Haycraft
Beecroft
Hemingway
Levin
Thomas Paine
Lovesey
London
Pace
Pearson
U.S
Pickens
Tippette
Updike
Bech
Widgery
Henry Bolingbroke
Richard II
General Bagnold
Enid Bagnold
Bagnold
Beard
Binzen
Whitetown
U.S.A
David
Fuller
Janov
Kay
Lyons
Nick
McCully
Helen McCully
Martin
Farragut
Adm
Noonan
Peale
Quine
Ryzl
Sargeant
Winthrop
New York
Taylor
Terrell
Washington & Kitman
George Washington
Washington
George
Wilson
Jerusalem
Arlington Cub Scout Den Mothers and 4-H News
Cub Scout leaders named den mothers for year Den 1 Shirley Hess Den 2 Marlene Walsh Den 4 Nathalie Caler Den 5 Amelia Lawrence Den 6 Gladys Pike Master Donald Blackburger seeks more den mothers contact him or Walter Crawford publicity chair. Pack night Oct 27. Cubs to hold food sale at Community House this Saturday at 10 a.m. 4-H Sunday observed at East Arlington Federated Church at 10 a.m. Exhibits in East Arlington Post Office and Arlington Variety Store. The Enterprise Society of East Arlington Federated Church will hold a 10 a.m. lawn food sale at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Benjamin across from the Candle Mill.
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Cub Scout News
Shirley Hess
Den
Marlene Walsh
Nathalie Caler
Amelia Lawrence
Gladys Pike
Donald Blackburger
Walter Crawford
East Arlington
The
Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
Herman Benjamin
Candle Mill
British pianist John Ogdon to open Berkshire Symphony season
John Ogdon, winner of a Tchaikovsky competition share, will perform Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 3 with Berkshire Symphony under Julius Heggs at Chapin Hall Williamstown on Friday Oct 16 at 8 30 p m. The program includes Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 4 and Britten Sinfonia da Requiem. Tickets available by mail or at door. student groups admitted free. children under 12 charged?
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Williamstown
Mass
John Ogdon
Berkshire Symphony
Julius Heggs
Chapin Hall
Ogson
Moscow
Vladimir Ashkenazy
Bach
Benjamin Britten
Harts’ Drug Store
Spring St
Hoosick Rescue Squad schedules annual fund drive canva
Hoosick Town plans a house to house canvass on Monday night Oct. 12 to end its 1970 Annual Fund Drive. Captains for wards include Warren Roberts Join Pokines Mrs Walter Dendonis Mrs Edwin Brenenstuhl and William Gaillard and many others. Over 130 volunteers will collect and refreshments will be served at the rescue squad rooms with Mrs Betty Lepow in charge.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Johnson Hill Road
Henry French
Buskirk
Eagle Bridge
John Suite
North Hoosick
Cobble Hill
Gerald Burnt
Walloomsac
Edward Sullivan
White Creek
Howard Robinson
West Hoosick
Bovie Hill
Pine Valley
Wilson Hill Roads
Wilfred Knapp
Hoosick and Hill Road
Joseph Clancy
East Hoosick Vt
Fox Hollow
Royal Howard
River Road
Jane Brenenstuhl
Breese Hollow
Aime Grenier
Pink Rose Restaurant
North Petersburg
Thomas Nugent
Potter Hill
Babcock Lake Road
John Griffin
Betty Lepow
Garden club sets plans for Christmas greens show
The Shaftsbury Garden Club met at Cole Hall on October 7 with new president Mrs Wayne Timmerman and officers including secretary Mrs Anson Hawkins and treasurer Mrs Charles Decker. The group discussed the Deck the Halls greens show set for December 6 from 12 noon to 8 pm at Cole Hall with Mrs Arthur Jones as chair.
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Wayne Timmerman
Anson Hawkins
Charles Decker
Alexander Dragon
Frederick Gross
Robert Bucknall
Cole Hall
Arthur Jones
Samuel Showah
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Udomo
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Drummond
Foley
Frame
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Goudge
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Hartridge
Albany
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
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Kinderhook Creek
Hager Road
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Chautauqua
Medina, Ohio
Asa
Main ST
Bennington, VT
First National Stores
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Helene Thompson
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Arlington Variety Store
London Philharmonic
BBC Orchestra
Soviet Union
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Alan Rich
New York Herald Tribune
Hugh
Chicago
United Kingdom
Clifford Curzon
Mansfield
England
Royal Manchester College of Music
Egon Petri
Denis Matthews
Ilona Kabos
Sir John Barbirolli
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