Williams College Defends GE College Bowl Title
Williams College GE College Bowl team prepares for a Sunday NBC TV challenge in New York City at 5 30 p m. Tickets are limited via the News Director's Office. A Williams bus will shuttle students and possibly the public. The team previously defeated Marietta College Northern Illinois University and St Josephs College.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Williams
Marietta College
Northern Illinois University
St. Joseph’s College
U.S
Mann lecture at Williams College on Germany
Dr. Eberhard Jaeckel of the University of Kiel will lecture in German on Thomas Mann and Germany Monday at 8 pm in the Williams College Weston Language Center. Admission is free. Jaeckel, 36, tours the world for the German Center of the Arts and has published extensively. His talk concludes his tour after Bangkok to Boston. Williams representatives and Air Force team members are listed, with the Pembroke College contest looming. The Williams Admissions Office has fielded many inquiries from prospective juniors impressed by the team's display.
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Williamstown
Mass
Eberhard Jaeckel
University of Kiel
Germany
Karl E. Weston
Williams College
Jaeckel
German Center of the Arts
Boston
West Germany
Bangkok
Singapore
Djakarta
Hong Kong
Japan
Honolulu
San Francisco
Chicago
Toronto
Montreal
New York
Frieburg University
State University of Florida
Institut d’Etudes Politiques Paris
London
France
Williams
Air Force
Pembroke
Readsboro Villagers To Meet For Town Meeting
Readsboro residents will vote on a land acquisition for a municipal forest at the annual village meeting on Tuesday at Readsboro Central School. The nine article warning begins at 10 a.m. and polls close at 2 p.m. Officers will be elected and salaries set for the fire chief at 35 dollars and firemen at 20 dollars, plus 2000 dollars for village street blacktopping. Voters will also decide on rules governing tax collections.
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Readsboro
Readsboro Central School
Church School Reopens and Easter Festivities Noted
Peru Alice Dibble area reports Church School reopens at 9 a.m. on Sunday. Easter events included a large egg hunt at Bromley Mountain with many prizes such as ski lessons and season passes. Several locals attended Easter gatherings and a gift basket was delivered to Mrs. Lewis de Schweinitz.
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Peru Church
Frank Dailey
Ralph Parker
Robert Wright
Robert Chapman
Florence
Italy
Londonderry
Richard Humphreys
Mario Salamme
Burlington
Mass
Earl Batchelder
Janice Farnum Rosenthal
Raymond Farnum
Bromley House
Wiley Inn
Bromley Mountain
Lord’s Prayer Slope
Bromley
Thomas B. Dibble Jr
Wesley Johnson
Roberta Baker
TV Adams
Vermont
Berkeley Unionizer To Speak At Williams College
John Garlock a Berkeley teachers union organizer will discuss The Relevance of Berkeley in a free Monday talk at 8 p.m. in Jesup Hall Williams College Sponsored by the Williams Lecture Committee Garlock an SUNY New Paltz English instructor and Berkeley demonstrator organizer has a fellowship to write on the crisis in higher education He was arrested in Berkeley December 3 and later involved in union activity with graduate students his appeal pending
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Mass
Berkeley
Jesup Hall
Williams College
John Garlock
Teachers’ Union At
Williams
State University of New York
New Paltz
N.Y
Garlock
America
Sproul Hall
American Federation of Teachers
Berkley
Shaftsbury Scouts Plan Eagle Ceremony and Court of Honor
Shaftsbury Troop 331 advances life scouts Lynn Bunk and Alan Sands at a Monday Board meeting. Eagle rank explained by Chairman Philip Roach. Eagle ceremony and awards set for September. David Mattison completes second class. April 25 court of honor and tenderfoot inspection announced at Cole Hall. Bennington Banner and Eagle Square Mfg. Co. expected to present. An Honor Patrol Committee was formed to study awards for notable community service. John Cole, Richard Harrington, Ronald Stufflebeam to Green Bar Camp June 26 July 3.
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Lynn Bunk
Alan Sands
Scout Committee
Philip Roach
Henry Freely
David Mattison
Board of Review
Cole Hall
Bennington Banner
Eagle Square Mfg. Co
John Clawson
John Billow
Henry Bunk
John Cole
Richard Harrington
Ronald Stufflebeam
Green Bar
Vermont Organist In N H Recital at Dartmouth College
Harriette Slack Richardson of Springfield Vermont will perform on the Basil G. Austin Memorial Organ in Rollins Chapel Dartmouth College Sunday at 5 15 PM. The program spans Bach Franck Berlinski Gill Persichetti and Durafle. Sponsored by the Vermont Chapter of the American Guild of Organists with the New Hampshire Chapter and Dartmouth College. The recital is free and open to all.
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N.H
Harriette Slack Richardson
Springfield
Basil G. Austin
Rollins Chapel
Dartmouth College
Bach
Franck
Berlinski
Milton Gill
Persichetti
Durafle
Vermont
American Guild of Organists
New Hampshire
May flower Chapter OES meets in Wilmington temple
Several members of the May flower Chapter, OES, attended a work meeting at the Masonic Temple in Wilmington Tuesday. The chapter will hold its annual meeting and election of officers April 21 at 8 p.m. Eleven members attended a meeting of the Wilmington Baptist Ladies Aid Society at the church vestry Wednesday. Dessert was served and plans were made for a summer sale. Proceeds will build a $500 annual fund for the church. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Doris Adams home April 27 at 1 30 p.m.
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Mayflower
OES
Masonic Temple
Wilmington
Ladies Aid
Wilmington Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Doris Adams
Director Named At Williams
Paul R. Barstow, longtime theater director at Wellesley College since 1955, will again direct Williamstown Theatre’s apprentice school and act in the resident equity company for the 12th season July 1 to August 27 at Adams Memorial Theatre Williams College. He has chaired the New England Theatre Conference advisory council and was elected to the National Theatre Conference in 1961, with a spring appointment as director of a new theater studies program at Wellesley.
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Williamstown
Mass
Paul R. Barstow
Wellesley College
Williamstown Theatre
Adams Memorial Theatre
Williams College
New England Theatre Conference
Barstow
National Theatre Conference
Wellesley
Rupert Youth Wins College Acceptance
David R. Armstrong has been accepted for the September freshman class at State University Agricultural and Technical College at Canton N Y. He attends Washington Academy in Salem and will major in automotive technology. His parents are Mr and Mrs David Armstrong.
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David R. Armstrong
State University Agricultural and Technical College
Canton, N.Y
Charles O. Holland
Armstrong
Washington Academy
Salem
N.Y
David Armstrong
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