Middlebury Expert Chairs International Education Panel
Middlebury College leader Dr. Stephen A. Freeman, vice president emeritus and head of the Language Schools, chairs a four hour session at the Fifth Conference on International Education in Washington. Panelists include Peace Corps director R. Sargent Shriver and Syracuse Maxwell School official Stephen Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Stephen A. Freeman
Middlebury College
Wash
Ington
D.C
Institute of International Education
Freeman
Dr. Freeman
R. Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Stephen K. Bailey
Department of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Maxwell School
Syracuse University
Gustave O. Arlt
Council of Graduate Schools
U.S
Gordon Boyce
Experiment In International Living
Meth-Con Youth Group to lead Sunday service at Congregational Church
The Meth-Con Youth Group will conduct the Sunday morning service at the Congregational Church with a brass ensemble of local youths providing music. The South Side Circle of the Baptist Church plans a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Edwin Austins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
South Side
The
Baptist Church
Edwin Austin
Manchester Kindergarten and Zoning Back in Spotlight
Manchester voters split the annual meeting into two sessions March 2 and 3 to decide on a town zoning ordinance, establish a kindergarten with a $6500 first year budget, and elect a three member selectman and a school director. Candidates include I Stanford Zecher Jr Charles A Hosley Clyde H Bryant Sr for selectman and Howard B Ambrose vs Eugene Kayatta Rutherford Van Veghten for school director. Tax collector candidate Eugene Collette opposes incumbent Mrs Sarah Jackson. PTA hosts a Meet the Candidates night February 25 and a Pre Town Meeting February 27 at the Elementary School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ing
Christopher Swezey
I. Stanford Zecher ,Jr
Charles A. Hosley
Clyde H. Bryant Sr
Howard B. Ambrose
Eugene V. Kayatta
Rutherford M. van Veghten
Sarah Jackson
Eugene Collette
PTA
Grange Calls for Wider Vocational Education in High Schools
Ethan Allen Pomona Grange hears Bennington educators Philip Walker and Edward Ransom urge expanded vocational courses in public high schools. Resolution backs setting up vocational ed in all high schools within 14 miles travel, sent to town reps and Gov Hoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arlington
Philip Walker
Molly Stark
Bennington
Edward Ransom
Ethan Allen Pomona Grange
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
The
Grange
Pownals Close Schools For Winter Recess. Valentines Day Observed
Pownal schools close today for annual winter recess with reopening set for February 24. February 14 was marked by a traditional Valentines exchange. In North Pownal, Phillips-Andover student David Smith visits with his parents. Pine Cobble pupil Gregory Smith performed at a Friday hootenanny. The Pownal Fish and Game Club discussed land options and a fundraiser rod and reel sale. Methodist notes announce Lent sermon, youth fellowship, choir, and a Valentine dance at the firehouse plus a four card party benefiting the Parent-Teacher Club and Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
David Smith
Phillips - Andover Academy
William Jay Smith
North Pownal
Gregory Smith
Pine Cobble School
Greg
Pownal Fish and Game Club
Christian Advocates
James Quinn
Management Specialists To Hear Computer Expert
Dr. Wallace E. Barnes chief mathematician of GE internal automation in Schenectady will speak February 19 to a joint meeting of the Hudson Mohawk Chapter of the Institute of Management Sciences and the Capital District Chapter of the Systems and Procedures Association in Latham New York. The 8 p.m. talk follows a 6 p.m. social hour and dinner at the Cross Roads Restaurant Reservations are by Wendyl A. Reis Sprague Electric North Adams program chairman for the Hudson Mohawk chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Wallace E. Barnes
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Hudson- Mohawk
Institute of Management Sciences
Capital District
Systems and Procedures Association
Crossroads
Latham
N.Y
Barnes
General Electric
Wendyl A. Reis
Sprague Electric Company
North Adams
Reis
Retirement marked for Columbia Corporation machine tender
Frank Brady known as the Mayor of North Hoosick was guest of honor at a surprise party at Delaney's Hotel marking his retirement from Columbia Corporation where he worked as a machine tender. He received a watch from Bernard Knapp, president of Hoosick Valley Local 645 UPP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brady
Delaney’s
Columbia Corporation
Brady
North Hoosick
Bernard Knapp
Hoosick Valley
Hoosick Falls Auditions Seek Cast For Finian's Rainbow
Hoosick Falls Little Theatre invites singers and dancers to Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium on Tuesday or Wednesday at 7 p.m. to audition for Finian's Rainbow in May. Leading parts open. 16 men 9 women plus chorus needed. Bring music, be ready to sing. A testimonial dinner for Stephen Labanowski is planned for April 18 by St. Stanislaus Society where he has served as treasurer 35 years. Joseph Slavis and Frank Stuka lead. Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks honored P E R Briggs Shaw Sr. and P E R John McGrath at Past Exalted Rulers Night. Jacqueline Fleming of Abbott Street named Homemaker of Tomorrow at St Marys Academy. $1500 scholarship and state entry in national contest.
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The
Little Theatre
Hoosick Falls Central School
Finian’s
Stephen Labanowski
St. Stanislaus Society
Joseph Slavis
Frank Stuka
P.E.R. V. Briggs Shaw Sr
P.E.R. John McGrath
Hoosick Falls
Jacqueline Fleming
Luke Fleming
Abbott Street
St. Mary’s Academy
Shaftsbury Fire Auxiliary to Mark 10th Dinner Feb 26
The Shaftsbury Fire Company Auxiliary will hold its 10th annual meeting and dinner February 26 at Mt Anthony Country Club. A social hour precedes a 7 p.m. dinner to celebrate the group's formation. Transportation calls go to Mrs Roger Bull. other attendees call Mrs Marion Becker. Dues and flower fund payments are due.
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Shaftsbury Fire Company
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Roger Bull
Marion Becker
Reverend Greenwald Vacation Visit And Guest Minister
The Rev and Mrs Granville Greenwald depart Saturday for a week with Mrs Greenwalds parents in Ohio. The Rev David Eaton of Wallingford will preach February 16 at the Federated Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Greenwald
Shaftsbury Ends Fluoride Program
Shafts bury School Association reported the fluoride program ends this week after four treatments given to 150 Shaftsbury students and eight at the Red Brick School. Mrs. Geraldine Hulett led the meeting with discussion on the playground program and a need for a new chairman due to a resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury School Association
Red Brick
Geraldine Hulett
Kenneth Corey
Hulett
Bernard Harris
Robert Jarvis
Workshop Productions Praised at Hoosick Falls Theater
Hoosick Falls New York The Little Theatre presented three one act plays last week praised as a credit to directors and cast Ron Badgeley Stephen Bick and Mrs Bea Sorkin led and directed with strong performances by Laura Lassor Madeleine Massey Shirley Searey Ruth Danforth Roma Shaw Linda Luciana and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Little Theatre
Ron Badgeley
Stephen Bick
Bea Sorkin
Bick
Linda Luciana
Mooney
Badgeley
Eleanor Fink
William Tisdale
Sorkin
Joseph Vinck
Richard Prentice
David Sweet
Luke Fleming
The Gift to be Shown at United Church Women Meeting
Dorset and East Rupert United Church Women plan a February 19 meeting at 2 p.m. to view The Gift about stewardship and helping others. Hosts are Mrs. G A Dickson and Mrs. Grace Streeter with devotions by Mrs. Leland Palmer. The film, fresh from Wallingford, will also show in Rutland. A Wyoming viewer praised its unique message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship
The
United Church of
Dorset and
East Rupert
G.A. Dickson
Grace Streeter
Leland Palmer
Dorset
Wallingford
Rutland
Arlington Barbershop to Close Wednesday for Day
Arlington Helene Thompson announces Keoughs Barbershop will be closed Wednesday February 19 for a shop day. The notice lists contact number 375-2325 for inquiries and confirms temporary closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Keough’s
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Juancwester Center
Gtor Lodge
Vermont
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Boston
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Dushawmek Furniture Incorporated
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Killington Pomona
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Clarence Decker
Windham County
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Methodist Church
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Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
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Sunderland
Carl Towery
Benrus Bulova Croton
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Bennington, VT
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Enosburg Falls
Irving Jones
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Chuck Roast
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