Pantomime and cultural talks at area colleges
Vermont mime artist Peter M. Driscoll will perform at Middlebury College in Wright Theatre on Sept 26. Auroville, described as a city of human unity, will be the focus of a slide presentation at Windham College on Sept 28 by Muriel and Joseph Spanier. An Indian photo exhibition by Clemens Kalischer runs at Williams College through Sept 30, with a lecture on Unknown India the Ritual Arts of Indian Tribes on Sept 25 by Haku Shah. Danforth Fellowships for prospective teachers and administrators will be awarded in 1976, with early inquiries encouraged to Danforth reps. The first course in Rensselaer County history starts Sept 30 at HVCC in Troy, with a $35 fee and multiple speakers including Victor Rolando and Charlotte Wicoxen.
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Vermont
Peter M. Driscoll
Wright Theatre
Middlebury College
Vermont Council On the Arts
Middlebury College Activities Board
Middlebury
Driscoll
Auroville
Windham College
Putney
Muriel
Joseph Spanier
Coromandel
South India
Unesco
Sri Aurobindo
Clemens Kalischer
India
Williams College
Kalischer
McNicol
Williams Art Museum
Lawrence Hall
Stockbridge
Williams
Cooper Union
New School For Social Research
New York City
Haku Shah
Tribal Research and Training Institute
Ahmedabad
Danforth Foundation of
St. Louis
Danforth
Charles Fish
Thomas A. Mulkeen
North Adams State College Department of Education
Rensselaer County
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy
Victor Rolando
Upper Burden Iron Works
Charlotte Wicoxen
Albany Institute of History and Art
van Rensselaer
And
Francis
Warren Broderick
Lansingburgh
Battenkill Coin Club Show Highlights Early American Currency
Cambridge NY September 28 locals will view exhibits of revolutionary era money and medals at Cambridge Central School. The program explains continental currency depreciation, Vermont notes, and counterfeiting methods, noting Benjamin Franklin and the milled edge in preventing fraud. The show marks six years of the Battenkill Coin Club.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Battenkill Coin Club
Cambridge Central School
Continental Congress
Vermont
Benjain Franklin
Bomb threat at Wilmington High School leads to juvenile charges
Three youths including a 13 year old faced juvenile proceedings on charges of possessing 21 sticks of stolen dynamite and planting a fake bomb at Wilmington High. Police evacuated the building after an anonymous call. a fuse thought to be dynamite was found but proved nonexplosive. The dynamite had been stolen locally and two suspects are 15 while the third is 13. identities withheld.
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Wilmington
UPI
Wilmington High School
Richard Pratt
Pratt
Danby
Montpelier English teacher named BYD statewide director
John Bate of Montpelier High School, an English teacher and three year debate coach, becomes statewide director of the Bicentennial Youth Debates BYD program coordinated by the Speech Communication Association and the National Endowment for the Humanities Debaters start at local levels and advance through districts regions and nationals with prizes at each stage
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Montpelier
John Bate
Montpelier High School
Speech Communication Association
National Endowment For the Humanities
BYD
Worcester
Barre
Waterbury
Williamstown
Northfield
Randolph
Rochester
Harvest Festival at Berkshire Garden Center features ballet and marionettes
STOCKBRIDGE Mass Berkshire Garden Center hosts its 41st Harvest Festival Sat Oct 4 from 10 am to 4 pm in the gardens west of At. Ballet students perform Adventures in a Perambulator at 1 and 3 pm with music by Mrs May Mattison of Sunderland. Mrs Mattison, born Sept 18 1885, celebrated her 90th birthday with Jay Mattison and 45 relatives. Relatives gathered from New York City Hudson Falls Readsboro Bennington Shaftsbury East Rupert Cornwall Pittsford and nearby towns.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Berkshire Garden Center
May Mattison
Sunderland
Jay Mattison
N.Y
Readsboro
Bennington
Shaftsbury
East Rupert
East Braintree
Cornwall
Pittsford
Eastern Star District 1 to Hold 81st Annual Meeting
The 81st annual District No. 1 Order of the Eastern Star meeting will be held in Bennington at the Masonic Temple on Saturday Sept 27 at 7 30 p m with a 6 30 p m dinner. Presiding officers are Evelyn Stearns and Robert Toone with guest dignitaries including Donna Norton Clarence Button and Helen Boyce. A school of instruction, Punch and Judy show, glee club performances, and homemade attractions will fill the day, with free admission and a rain date of Oct 5.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Ficers
Helen C. Boyce
Carol Thompson
John Fellows
Barbara Matteson
David Hart
Mary Ann Fellows
Opal Lindsey
Gladys Baker
Warder
Anne Crosby
Sentinel
Walter Stearns
New England Dressage Show heats Framingham weekend
Three local riders from Bennington County join top northeast riders at the 5th Annual New England Dressage Association Fall Show and Regional Championships at Pine Hall Riding Center Framingham Mass. Events include a $2000 New England Jumper Classic and a $500 Northeastern Regional Dressage Sweepstakes with concerts and demonstrations by Thomas Poulin and others.
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Framingham
Mass
New England
Bennington County
Mary Donovan
Phil Dewey
Thomas Poulin
Maine
Sunderland School Bond Meeting Plans October Vote
Sunderland school directors hold an informational meeting tonight at 7 30 in Sunderland Elementary School multi purpose room then again on October 2 to discuss a proposed authorized expenditure up to 110000 for roof and structural repairs aimed at stabilizing the problem plagued school while safeguarding a 5 million lawsuit against the designers and builders. A state engineer warns the roof is unsafe for heavy winter snow but building occupancy is currently allowed. Phase I covers anchoring modules reinforcing beams installing columns piers and rebuilding the roof with a built up system to direct water away from foundations.
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Sunderland
Sunderland Board
Who rescues rescue squad when Reynolds Foundation runs dry
HOOSICK FALLS NY The Reynolds Foundation committee met with the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad board and approved a 2000 down payment toward a 12000 chassis cost part of a 33000 vehicle. Leonard said the fund has 12000 left and needs 21000 more by December. local groups may sponsor benefits as the community steps in.
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Reynolds Foundation
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Leonard
Donald Hillman
Harold Cutler
Arthur Armstrong
Glen Banks
Clarence Sausville
Reynolds
Edith Craig Reynolds
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Garden Center
OES
Manchester
John Alden Carpenter
Madeline Cantarella Culpo
Robbins-Zust
Hall School Glee Club
Berkshire Garden Club
Lenox Club
Alford Club
Berkshire Museum Garden Club
Center
Herb Associates
Alice’s Restaurant
East Montpelier Center
New York State
Readsboro Central
the Compacts
Aldo Sartodi
First Baptist Church of
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Gabor Fatenyi
Lake Orion
Mich
Michael J. Miller
Ossining
Hans Wikne
Wikne
Swedn
Pine Hill
Massachusetts Turnpike
Route
Pleasant Street
Pine Hill Road
Green Mountain Bank
Winhall
Bondville
Village Barn
Pownal
Bromley
Manchester Center
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