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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1964

Page

6

Berkshire Community Symphony Opens Concert Season Friday

Berkshire Community Symphony marks its 20th anniversary with three 8:30 pm concerts in Chapin Hall Williams College. The 75‑member orchestra draws from Northern Berkshire Vermont and New York’s capital district, led by Irwin Shainman in his 12th year. Soloists include Charles Castleman in violins, David Glazer clarinet, and Mary Beth Piel soprano. programs feature Schubert, Copland, and opera selections. Tickets $1.50, season $3.50. discounts for children and Williams students. Tickets by mail or phone through Mrs. Russell H. Bastert.

Williamstown Mass Berkshire Community Symphony Orchestra Chapin Hall Williams College Williams Berkshire Vermont Capitol District New York State Irwin Shainman Charles Castleman Castleman Franz Schubert Johann Christian Bach David Glazer Thompson Kroll Quartet New York Woodwind Quartet Aaron Copland Benny Goodman Mary Beth Piel Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Opera National Company Couperin Handel Mozart Verdi Gounod Russell H. Bastert Grace Court

Arlington candidate Marjorie Doyle shaping Arlington’s education focus

Mrs. Edward J. Doyle, Arlington’s sole town representative candidate, is a Vermont native and former teacher who blends PTA leadership with educational reform ideas. She aims to address Arlington’s school system ahead of state standards, while balancing local reform and a cautious pace for change.

Arlington Doyle

Postponed Tuckern Lodge Meeting at Masonic Temple

The postponed meeting of Tuck er Lodge F and AM will be held Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple. The Entered Apprentice degree will be conferred on a class of candidates and all Masons are urged to attend. Philip Van Orman, son of Mr and Mrs William S Van Orman, is among a record number of freshmen enrolled at Anderson College. He is a 1964 North Bennington High School graduate. Anderson College, established in 1917, has 1,283 students from 41 states and a dozen foreign countries.

Tucker Lodge F&am Masonic Temple Philip van Orman William S. van Orman Water Street Anderson(Ind Church of God van Orman North Bennington Anderson College

Arlington parents sponsor UNICEF drive at Halloween party

Arlington parents and teachers organize UNICEF fund raising at a Halloween party from 11 a.m. to noon with cartons handed out for student donations and an AFT representative collecting later at schools. Homeroom parents are listed by grade and volunteers discuss school board interest and reform.

Arlington Unicef AFT APT Henning Gerald Marckres Tallerico Robert Macksey Cullinan Donald Kendall Jr Marsh John Ulry Miss Johnson Martin Hirsch Wayne King Jack Hawley Mullener Sam Shoff Dale Lanphear Arnold Wilcox Bud Edgerton Wetherby Donald Brown Miss Smith Walter Crawford Miller William Howell Mattison Walter Corey Gould Ronald Ryan

The Plays at Arlington High Friday Night

Arlington High School hosts an all class one act play night in the gym Friday featuring seniors in The Storm by Donald Payton with John Secor and Margaret Holland among cast, juniors in The Fire Dies by Ramona Maher, sophomores in Antic Spring by Robert Nail, and freshmen in Take A Letter by Lucile Crites with James Webb in the lead.

Arlington Arlington High School Donald Payton John Secor Jeff Margaret Holland Mary Neil Knapp Cathy Brodeur Mary Margaret Henning Robert Nail Tom Pelham Elbert Linda James Ginger Connie Radziejewski Blossom Jordan Ulery Robert Grant Hoffman Sam Mary Webb Gwendolyn Lucile Crites James Webb William Watson Gail

East Arlington Community News Brief Highlights Visits Births and School Play Preparations

Mrs. Frank Labadie hosted sister Mrs. Herbert Knight of Barton with Reginald and Mrs. Margaret Vigaro as visitors. Barry Best family welcomed son Michael born Sunday night. Susan Pennock returns from nurse training to Burlington heading to Waterbury State Hospital for three months. Twin daughters arrived for the Garneaus. John Secor’s stage crew advances four plays with Michael Zimmer joining next year as assistant stage manager. Prue Kuhl leads committees for the upcoming productions with various volunteers handling publicity tickets and ushers.

Frank Labadie Herbert Knight Barton Ed Garneaus Susan Pennock Bette Rolleau New Haven Susan Burlington Waterbury State Hospital

Bennington College Declares Midterm Long Weekend

Bennington College students will take a midterm break beginning after classes Thursday, resuming Monday, marking roughly half the fall term. Some students stay on campus with reduced services while preparations for a Politics 1964 program unfold including a straw vote, Election Night dinner, and a torchlight jamboree featuring Of Thee Sing.

North Bennington Bennington College Bennington

Farley brothers linked to Seminary gym alarm incident

The Seminary neighborhood awoke around 10 p.m. Monday as the school fire alarm rang. Investigating teachers and custodian Frank Squires found a broken alarm box on the west end of the building. Several students had been in the gym area for a special English Department movie event when the alarm was triggered. The two Farley brothers, sons of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Farley, are among those involved.

Seminary Frank Squires Thomas J. Farley

Local happenings at Manchester Elementary school events

Richard Farley broke a bone in his hand in a fall while his brother Scotty was bitten by a wasp. Eighth grader Michele Zoufaly leads 105 goblins from grades 5 to 8 collecting UNICEF funds on Halloween with cans distributed by Donna Edson, Cathy Clay, and Jackie Bell. The school newspaper Noble's Smash Flash reports on student news, sports, poetry and puzzles with Karen Kelleher as editor. Centerbrook Cleaners plans two week hunting season closure from Nov 14. A Grade 7 8 dance, cabbage night, is set for Friday 7:30 to 10 p.m. master of ceremonies Robert Barendse. Decoration committee listed.

Richard Farley Scotty Michele Zoufaly Manchester Unicef Donna Edson Cathy Clay Jackie Bell Dan Noble Noble Smash Flash Karen Kelleher Alvin Robertson David Centerbrook Cleaners Robert Barendse Catherine Mattison Sally Ameden Ann O'Leary

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Hoosick Falls Berkshire Community Symphony Montpelier Edward J Marjorie) Doyle Marge Doyle PTA Mrs. Doyle Helen Hokinson Marjorie Doyle Burr and Burton Seminary Middlebury College Bradford Essex Junction Allan Angney Doyles Lindsey Mark JoAnn Arlington High Kathy Otis Edward J. Doyle Elizabeth Dwyer Helene Thompson Green Mountain Park East Sunderland Amelia Lawrence Malcolm Pennock Ballston Spa, N.Y Pennock Celia Kilburn Rand Grand Union North Adams, Mass Jackie Breen AFL Cio Main ST THE Committee ON Political Education Hunter 'S Johnson Carter Coats North Street
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