Carnegie Association Installs 1963 Officers
Bernard Morache of Greenwich Road was elected president of the Dale Carnegie Alumni Association in Cambridge. Others include Ray Lufin secretary Dorothy Austin and Ruth Durrin treasurer. Meetings set for the first and third Tuesdays, association to affiliate with the national group. Earl Yauman guest speaker. members gave two minute talks. next warm up led by William Andrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Association
Dale Carnegie Alumni Association
Cambridge
Bernard Morache
Dorothy Austin
Ruth Durrin
Ray Luffin
Andrick
N.Y
Greenwich Road
Dale Carnegie
Hotel Cambridge
Ray Lufin
Earl Yauman
Glens Falls
Morache
William Andrick
Hoosick Falls
A. James Casey
Greenwich
al Leach
Schenectady
Arlington
Sandgate
Schuylerville
Portraits and Letters Gift to Williams Library Exhibit
The Chapin Library at Williams College received a major gift of 40 framed portraits and autograph letters of U S Presidents Washington to F D Roosevelt from Elmer H. Bobst. The collection includes 29 autograph letters and 11 literary items by Longfellow Holmes and Whittier. The exhibit is free and on view weekdays 9 to 12 and 1 to 5, Saturdays 9 to 12, through February 28 in Stetson Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Chapin
Williams College
United States
George Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elmer H. Bobst
New York City
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Oliver Wendell Holmes
John Greenleaf
Stetson Hall
Hoosick Falls P T A Founder’s Day Dinner Set
Hoosick Falls Central School P T A will hold its Founder’s Day dinner on Feb 18 at 6 30 p m A chicken dinner is planned Richard E Bolton of Rensselaer Area Development Dept N C B T Co Albany will speak Mrs William Areson is general chairman and other organizers run tickets reception and decorations Reservations close Monday Town Heart Fund campaign chair Walter Hartman Kiwanis lead co chair Benedict Nowik county drive hoists Heart Sunday Feb 24 Jean Gavagan Hoosick Falls art instructor will lead students to New York to visit the Metropolitan Museum and Mona Lisa trip bus included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Hoosick Falls Central School
Richard E. Bolton
Rensselaer
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Albany
William Areson
John Burke
Fremont Haswell
Ira Fisk
Walter Hartman
Hoosick Falls
Jean Gavagan
Berlin Central School
New York
School Chiefs Salute 4-Hers In Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury School Association will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the school to salute National 4-H Club week March 2 to 9. Mrs Blanche Center of Hilltop 4-H Club presents the program. Dr Arthur Faris Union School Board chairman speaks Feb 25 on Union High School plans and budgets.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury School Association
Blanche Center
Hilltop
Arthur Faris
Union School Board
Union High School
The
School Association
Hospital Boss Expounds On Putnam Story
Putnam Memorial Hospital administrator Robert D. Stout spoke to the Congregational Women's Fellowship in North Bennington. He outlined the hospital's duties to the sick and to families, praised the Gray Ladies, and urged community support for ongoing modernization to expand preventive and medical services. The talk stressed the hospital's history of deficits and the need for funds to sustain growth and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Robert D. Stout
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Congregational Women’s Fellowship
Stout
Areso
Bennington
Bastion Block Demolition Planned At Williams College
Williams College trustees vote to raze the Bastion Block on Spring Street in two stages starting next month. The plan removes the Bastion Block portion housing Ron's Barber Shop, Square Deal Store, and an upstairs apartment, while leaving the Williams News room and Richard Gold jewelry store intact. The north side will be refinished and the building will stay on the tax rolls for now, with full demolition postponed to a later date. The block, built as a residence in 1846, later became a grocery and was acquired by the college in 1954.
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Williamstown
Mass
Bastien
Spring Street
College
Ron
Square
Williams News Room
Richard Gold
Williams
Daniel Neyland
John Quinn
North Bennington Boy Attends Virginia Council
William Michael Hayes a 17 year old from North Bennington will represent Vermont at the Williamsburg Student Burgesses Feb 16 20 The Bennington Catholic High School student is vice president of the Vermont Association of Student Councils He will join 55 top high school students from 49 states and 35 foreign countries for seminars and panel discussions in Williamsburg Virginia Main speakers include Dr Alfred H Kelly U S Senator Birch Bayh Jr and Ambassador Gershon Collier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
North Bennington
Vermont
William Michael Hayes
Bennington Catholic High School
Vermont Association of Student Councils
Michael
John D. Hayes
Sage Street
Colonial Williamsburg
America
Legislative Assembly
National Association of Student Councils
Hayes
Williams College faculty appointments and promotions
Williams College trustees approved one promotion and four reappointments. Economics professors William G. Rhoads and Norman Schneider and psychology professor Thomas E. McGill are renewed as assistant professors for three years starting July 1. Music instructor Kenneth C. Roberts Jr. is renewed for one year. Religion instructor William J. Peck is promoted to assistant professor for three years starting July 1. Peck is Arlington-born, joined Williams in 1961, with a Yale BA 1949, Princeton B D 1954, and Harvard PhD 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
William G. Rhoads
Norman Schneider
Thomas E. McGill
Kenneth C. Roberts, Jr
William J. Peck
Arlington
Williams
Yale
Princeton Theological Seminary
Harvard
150 Show For Polio Clinic
One hundred fifty persons aged 2 months to 30 years received Type I Sabin oral vaccine at Shaftsbury Elementary School. The clinic drew attendees from surrounding towns. sponsored by the 1-40 Club under the State Department of Health, with Mrs. Madelyn Greene assisting. The next clinic is in six weeks on March 19, when pre schools who had Type I will be eligible for Type II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Fuller
Shaftsbury
Sandy
Kathy
Richard
Darlene
C. Stacy
1-40 Club
State Department of Health
Madelyn Greene
Dorset
PTA
Ralph Gleason
Gleason
Betty Davis
Cecil Davis
Manchester
Davis
Rutland
Bennington
Earl Johnson
UVM
Clergyman Studied At Cambridge and Göttingen
The subject attended Cambridge and Göttingen universities and serves as a pastor at the First Presbyterian Church in Weatherly Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge University
Goettingen University
First Presbyterian Church
Weatherly, Pa
North Pownal Seeks Postmaster Applicants
The North Pownal Vermont postmaster exam offers a $5,365 yearly salary and runs until March 5 1963. Applicants need at least one year of experience or education above high school to substitute for six months, plus ability to maintain simple records of accounts and knowledge of postal procedures. Applications through the U.S. Civil Service Commission must be received or postmarked by the closing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pownal
Vermont
Commission
Post Office Department
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D.C
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Mllows Falls
Chester
Rattleroaom
Rutland Bennington
Volkswagen
W.H
Eddington
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Williams Library
Edith Beaumont
To Head Heart Fund
Hospital
Putnam
Pascal Celery
Swifts Brookfield
Salem’s
Virginia Council
Alfred H. Kelly
Department of History
Wayne State University
U.S
Birch Evan Bayh, Jr
Indiana
Gershon Collier
Sierra Leone
United Nations
OM Furniture
Kapok
Bennington County
Kathy Young
Donald Laurie Jr
West Rupert
Kathy Torrisi
Miss Young
West Arlington
Miss Torrisi
Green
Sealy
Main Street
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