College Organ Debut Promised In Wednesday Concert
Bennington College music division presents the second concert in a series on Wednesday October 16 at 8 15 p m in the Carriage Barn. The public is invited with no admission charge. The program features the college s newly acquired one manual tracker pipe organ performed by Reinhoud van der Linde. Selections include Toccata in E by Pachelbel Mein junges Leben hat ein End by Sweelinck and Concerto in G after Vivaldi by Bach along with Ravels Three Wildlife Songs Druckman I Animus I for Trombone and Tape and Jamacek Sonata for Violin and Piano. The ensemble includes Frank Baker tenor Henry Brant percussion and piano George Finckel cello Lionel Nowak piano Sylvia Rosenberg violin Gunnar Schonbeck bass clarinet Charles Thompson bassoon and Per Brevig trombone who plays first trombone with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.
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Bennington College
Reinhoud van der Linde
Pachelbel
Ravel
Jacob Druckman
Jamacek
Henry Brant
Frank Baker
George Finckel
Lionel Nowak
Sylvia Rosenberg
Gunnar Schonbeck
Charles Thompson
Per Brevig
Brevig
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Unitarian Universalists Threaten Withdrawal Over NC Council Stand
The New Hampshire Vermont district of Unitarian Universalist Churches warned it may withdraw from the Vermont Church Council after objections to a proposed statement backing the National Council of Churches. The council must vote on the changes November 9 in Rutland. the district covers about 65 churches in NH and VT.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont Church Council
New Hampshire
Vermont
Unitarian- Universalist
Unitarian - Universalist Association
National Council of Churches
National Council
Roger L. Albright
Unitarian Universalists
Rutland
Gov Chafee's Daughter Dies After Horse Injury
Tribbie Chafee 14 daughter of Rhode Island Governor John Chafee died after a horse kick left her unconscious. Rhode Island Hospital cited cervical pressure on the brain as the cause, noting she remained in intensive care until death and had been kept alive by a heart stimulator and respirator.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
Tribbie Chafee
Rhode Island
John Chafee
Rhode Island Hospital
Vermont Proposes Teacher Help Programs
Vermont proposes three programs to attract qualified teachers to the state. An interstate compact for reciprocity in certification aims to ease in state hiring, while reforms to certification laws and a program to train college graduates for teaching positions are also included.
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Warren
API
Vermont
Robert Vail
National Association of Directors of Teacher Education
Philip H. Hoff
Vail
Arraignment Set In Greenberg Break
A special arraignment was to be held this afternoon in Bennington District Court for two men accused of burglarizing the H. Greenberg hardware store last night. The suspects are jailed in Bennington and police will release names at arraignment.
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Bennington District Court
H. Greenberg Hardware
Bennington
Senators to Retire Open Key Chair and Minority Posts
Six senators totaling 134 years of service retire this year opening chairmanships and minority posts. Gruening Hayden Hill Carlson Morton Smathers Hickenlooper depart after varied lengths in Congress. Primary losses include Gruening Long Kuchel Lausche with Gruening pursuing a write in bid. Hayden yields Appropriations chair and pro tempore post.
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Washington
UPI
Ernest Geurning
Alaska
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Gruening
Senate
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Congress
Grand Canyon National Park
Lister Hill
Alabama
George A. Smathers
Florida
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Thruston BP
Morton
Kentucky
Long
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Hayden
Capitol Hill
Appropriations Committee
Hill
Hill-Burton
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Court hearing postponed on Shaftsbury injunction
In Montpelier UPI reports a discrimination suit against Shaftsbury couple Kenneth and Mary Skidmore. Dr. Robert Goldsboro a Newark veterinarian sought a temporary injunction over alleged refusal to sell land due to color. Judge Ernest Gibson postponed the temporary injunction hearing after the petition was withdrawn.
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Bennington
High School Seeks Village Traffic Aid at Park County Crossings
Mt Anthony Union High School seeks Bennington Village police help at Park and County streets intersection to ease congestion. Village budget limits mean MAUHS would pay a policeman or light only if affordable. Board notes villagers fund pedestrian safety for village students, while MAUHS buses blamed for the issue.
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Mt. Anthony Union High
Park
Bennington
William H. Fox
Mauhs
James Farmer
Fox
Howard F. Kelley
Bennington Board
Davis Expounds on School Control and Poverty Programs
Davis advocates local participation in schools along with state minimum standards. He rejects a sales tax now but would consider it as a last resort if education cannot be funded. He calls for lowering public education costs and criticizes extravagant high school construction while highlighting poverty programs' role. Foster introduces him as a legislative candidate with other officials present.
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Davis
Vermont
Union
Foster
Richard Thomas
Bennington County
GOP
Elbert G. ‘fAl
Moulton
Mann Moves To Frisco in Vermont Officials Shakeups
Gov Hoff named Richard C Soule to succeed Daulton Mann on the Educational Buildings Financing Agency after Mann reportedly moved to San Francisco California. Hoff also appointed Earle McLaughlin Burlington as a new Law Enforcement Training Council member replacing Harold Potter whose term expires next Feb 28 and who resigned to become executive director.
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Harold S. Potter
Potter
Hoff Boosts Daley Vote in Vermont
Gov. Philip H. Hoff urged voters to elect Lt. Gov. John J. Daley as governor, saying a Davis win would erase the people’s voice in state government and risk corporate control, while stressing needed personnel appointments to affect Vermonters’ lives.
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Ludlow
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
John J. Daley
Hoff
Deane C. Davis
State Department
Jury Drawing Opens Trials in Irasburg Harassment Case
Newport reports jury selection begins in District Court for the trial of six Orleans County men tied to alleged harassment of Rev. David Johnson of Irasburg. Defendants include Lewis Geraw Allan Fox Francis Leonard Kenneth Labor Patrick McMahon and Feliciano Vigario. Charges range from disorderly conduct to breach of peace tied to an alleged Labor Day weekend incident.
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Newport
UPI
Orleans County
David Johnson
Irasburg
Lewis Geraw
Allan Fox
Orleans
Francis Leonard
Coventry
Kenneth Labor
Barton
Patrick McMahon
Feliciano Vigario
Evansville
Geran
Leonard
Fox
Labor
McMahon
Vigario
Johnson
Court Won't Listen Douglas Defends Hair Right Case
Justice Douglas dissents on Supreme Court denial to hear a Dallas trio's bid to wear long hair in defiance of school policy. The three youths, linked to Sounds Unlimited, faced expulsion in 1966 for refusing crew cuts, while other courts divided on hair length as a public education barrier.
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Washington
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Supreme Court
Dallas
Associated Press
Phillip Ferrell
Stephen Webb
Paul Jarvis
Sounds Unlimited
S&s. W. Lanham
New Orleans
Lanham
Elbert P. Tuttle
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Jarvis
Ferrell
Marine Corps
Webb
el Centro Junior College
More Candidates Plan To Attend League's Forum
Three more candidates join the Bennington League of Women Voters candidates forum set for Oct 23 at 7 30 p m in the junior high school building former Bennington High School. Vermont contenders Deane C Davis and John J Daley are joined by William A Hunter Harry Cooley Thomas Whalen and Charles W Keir as moderator Mt Anthony Union High School principal.
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Bennington League of Women Voters
Bennington
Vermont
Deane C. Davis
Montpelier
John J. Daley
Rutland
LWV
William A. Hunter
Burlington
Harry Cooley
Thomas Whalen
Arlington
Charles W. Keir
Mt. Anthony Union High School
League
Vermont Deputy Insurance Chief Kemp Resigns
Deputy Insurance Commissioner Richard C. Kemp resigns after seven years to take a higher paying private sector position. The $11,850 post ends effective next January. Kemp announced the move on Monday and did not disclose his new employer.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Richard C. Kemp
Kemp
Obituary for J George Young El Paso Bakery Leader
J George Young 77 died Sept 14 in El Paso. Services were held at Harding Orr and McDaniel Pershing Drive Chapel. Survived by widow Elizabeth Cheney of Dorset VI, daughter Mrs Hans Brockmoller, son Forrest Young, six grandchildren, three sisters in New York City. Interment Restlawn Cemetery.
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EL Paso
Texas
J. George Young
Harding Orr
McDaniel Pershing Drive
Young
Elizabeth Cheney
Dorset, VI
Old Surebest
Southwest Bakery Association
Lions Club of
First Presbyterian Church
Troy Conference Academy
Poultney
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Oxford Ave
Hans Brockmoller
Forrest Young
Emma Young
Isabelle Young
Marian Young
New York City
Restlawn Cemetery
Bennitton Briefs and Community Notices
Brownie meeting for new and former Troop 21 and 373 girls set for Thursday at Sacred Heart parish hall at 3 p.m. Leaders are Mrs. Estelle Hoth and Mrs. Helen Therriault. Welcome Wagon fall fashion show at 8 p.m. Thursday at the McCullough Big House in North Bennington, proceeds for United Counseling Service. Tickets from Welcome Wagon, Quinlan's Drug, or Shultz Jewelers. Civil Air Patrol 44013 Squadron meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. State Armory. American Legion Auxiliary meeting tonight at 8 at the Senior Citizens Center on North Street with speaker Miss Sheila Iskowitz, Montpelier Girls State delegate. District 6 Practical Nursing Association meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Nurses Home conference room. Miss Jean Hurley, R.N., will speak on Intensive Care Nursing. Housewives Bowling League begins Thursday November 7 at 1 p.m. Call Bennington Lanes after 3 p.m. for details. ADV rummage sale Wednesday Oct 16, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Synagogue Vestry, North Street. household articles and clothing. Dr J H Manes will attend a medical meeting and have no office hours Thursday Oct 17. ADV.
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Sacred Heart Parish Hall
Estelle Hoth
Helen Therriault
Bennington Welcome Wagon Club
McCullough
North Bennington
United Counseling Service
Welcome Wagon
Quinlan’s Drug Or Shultz Jeweler
Sheila Iskowitz
Girls State
Montpelier
American Legion Auxiliary
Senior Citizens Center
North Street
Practical Nursing Association of Vermont, Inc
Jean Hurley
R.N
Hospital Notes Show Discharges And Patients Listed
Hospital notes list Mrs. Jane Behan of Hoosick Falls Theresa Hewes of Arlington Master Ricky Monroe Master David Monroe and Bennington Discharges Mrs Barnie Jo Davis and son Manchester Depot Anne Surdam Hoosick Falls Tracy Gardner Petersburg NY.
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Jane Behan
Hoosick Falls
Theresa Hewes
Arlington
Ricky Monroe
David Monroe
Bennington
Barnie Jo Davis and Son
Manchester Depot
Anne Surdam
Tracy Gardner
Petersburg
N.Y
Funeral for John J. Myers at St Francis de Sales Church
The funeral for John J. Myers of 307 Silver St. was held at St Francis de Sales Church after his unexpected death at Putnam Memorial Hospital. A Requiem High Mass was sung by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis B. Flanagan, with a prayer at Mahar & Son Funeral Home prior. Bearers were Edward Smith, Ralph Watson, Thomas Watson, and Rolland Becker. grandson Ronald Myers served as altar boy. Relatives gathered from Hoosick Falls and Shaftsbury. burial followed at White Chapel Cemetery.
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John J. Myers
Silver St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Edward Smith
Ralph Watson
Thomas Watson
Rolland Becker
Mr. Myers
Ronald Myers
St. Francis de Sales Academy
White Chapel Cemetery
Msgr
Flanagan
Hoosick Falls
Shaftsbury
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Gov. Chafee
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Smathers
Hickenlooper
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Dorothy Jones
Southern Vermont Real Estate Agency
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Daley
Debbie Mattison
Richard Mattison
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Henry Schurinks
Doornhof Farm
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Richard R. Dwyer
Richard H. Dwyer
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