Williams President Announces Six Professors, Staff Changes
Williams College President John E. Sawyer announced six assistant professors for three years starting July 1: Peter P. Andrew in mathematics Philip L. Cantelon in history Curtis E. Huff in political science Nelson R. Orringer in Romanic languages and Maurice D. Simon in political science plus Michael S. Steinberg for one year. New appointments include Robert Crosman and Inge K. Crosman as English assistant professor for three years and James A. Quitsland as German lecturer. Stephen R. Lewis Jr. becomes provost and David A. Booth returns as political science lecturer and assistant provost. Catherine Winn named assistant registrar. Nicholas Eror to replace Daniel R. Norton as chemistry visiting instructor. Joseph E. Butler Jr. named physics teaching assistant.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
John E. Sawyer
Peter P. Andrew
Philip L. Cantelon
Curtis E. Huff
Nelson R. Orringer
Maurice D. Simon
Michael S. Steinberg
Andre
Dartmouth
Williams
Yale
Cantelon
University of Michigan
Indiana University
Huff
Antioch College
Michigan State University
Orringer
Brown University
Simon
University of California At Berkeley
Columbia
Stanford
University of Warsaw
Poland
Robert Crosman
Inge K. Crosman
Crosman
Harvard
University of Heidelberg
Germany
James A. Quitsland
Oxford
Phillips Academy
Andover
Stephen R. Lewis Jr
David A. Booth
MIT
Center For International Studies
Catherine Winn
Williamstown High School
Daniel R. Norton
Nicholas Eror
Sprague Electric Company
Joseph E. Butler Jr
Peru Hearing School Board Plans Grade Shift to Manchester
About 28 residents met at the Community House to learn of a school board proposal to send Grades 7 and 8 to Manchester Elementary next fall. Angus Black chaired and cited better preparation, departmentalization, more time for subjects, and peer-group adjustment as benefits.
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Peru
Manchester
Angus Black
Jects
Black
Bruce Smart
Shaftsbury Community Notices Include Cancellations and Fire Training
Shaftsbury events report a canceled February 17 supper replaced by a 7:15 p.m. meeting at McCullough Library. Stanley W. Browe lies in Burlington Medical Center Hospital observation, room 326. Earl Vadakin and James Myers completed the 45 hour state firefighting course in Pow nal taught by Shaftsbury Fire Chief Charles Becker.
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McCullough
Stanley W. Browe
Medical Center Hospital of
Vermont
Mary Fletcher
Burlington
Earl Vadakin
James Myers
Shaftsbury
Charles Becker
Arlington selectmen meet in absence of chair
Selectmen Steven Bliss and Gordon Hard presided as Thurston Hulet was home ill. They approved paying Constable Alan Mattison mileage for a state police course in Springfield, reviewed sewer disposal grant prospects, noted snow removal by three bulldozers, and decided mail delivery of town reports after Feb 22. The Board of Civil Authority will meet Saturday to update the checklist. An Anthony program on wild game foods was set for Fish and Game Club at the firehouse. Ray Agostini of Ray's Beauty Shop entered Rutland Hospital for knee surgery and expects at least two weeks of incapacity before reopening.
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Selectmen’s Meeting
Steven Bliss
Gordon Hard
Thurston Hulet
Arlington Board of Selectmen
Alan Mattison
Springfield
Bliss
Hard
Board of Civil Authority
Larry Pratt
Ray Agostini
Sandgate
Ray
Arlingtown
Rutland Hospital
Agostini
Ethan Allen Grange Hosts Bennington Grange Meeting
The Ethan Allen Pomona Grange met with Bennington Grange at Old Bennington schoolhouse to donate to the International Farmers Youth Exchange program and the state Youth Committee. They planned church services and picnics for July, a square dance contest, and announced dates for the Washington Pomona Banquet in Middleton Springs and the New England Grange church service at Cathedral of the Pines.
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Ethan Allen Pomona Grange
Bennington Grange
Bennington
International Farmers Youth Exchange Program
State Youth Committee
Mt. Equinox Grange
Theresa Wood
George Cooledge
Tuberculosis Health
Burn
Junior Good Will
Grange Center
Viola Wilcox
Washington Pomona
Saint Annes Catholic Church
Middleton Springs
New England Grange
Cathedral of the Pines
State Grange
Putney
Clarence Decker
Ethan Allen
Stamford Valley Grange
Library receives second recording collection for the blind
Brattleboro Vermont Brooks Memorial Library gains a permanent loan of recordings from Marlboro College. Donated by C. O. V. Kienbusch of New York, the set includes The New York Times Review Newsweek Talking Magazine Reader's Digest narrated stories such as Tom Sawyer read by Ed Begley and Poe tales read by Basil Rathbone, along with Jungle Books by Boris Karloff and various music selections.
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Brattleboro
Brooks Memorial Library
Vermont
Marlboro College
C. O. V. Kienbusch
New York
Kienbusch
New York Times Review
Newsweek Talking Magazine
Reader’s Digest
Tom Sawyer
Ed Begley
Edgar Allen Poe
Basil Rathbone
Boris Karloff
Robert Skeele Named Marlboro Dean
Marlboro College announces Robert Skeele as the new Dean of the College effective July 1. Skeele holds a BA in philosophy from Ohio State and a BD from Yale Divinity School, with prior posts as minister in Minnesota and as assistant dean at St John’s College since 1960. He serves on Santa Fe community groups and works with the First Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe.
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Marlboro
Marlboro College
Robert Skeele
Richard M. Judd
Skeele
Ohio State University
Yale University Divinity School
Colonial Church
Edina
Minneapolis
Minn
First Congregational Church
Alexandria
St. John’s College
Santa Fe
New Mexico
B.S.A
First Presbyterian Church
N.M
Winter Carnival Snowbound at Williams College
Williams College cancels downhill at the 54th Winter Carnival due to 20 foot snow drifts on the upper ski area. The giant slalom is moved to Brodie Mountain as five other colleges join the event including Dartmouth Middlebury Harvard Vermont and St Lawrence.
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Williamstown
Mass
UPI
Williams College
Brodie Mountain
Williams
Ralph Townsend
Dartmouth
Middlebury
Harvard
Vermont
St. Lawrence
Simson Couple Brief Visit to Boston and Wayland
West Arlington residents Mr and Mrs J Don ald Simson left Monday morning for a two day visit to Boston and Wayland Massachusetts. Upon return they reported the storm they encountered was shorter in duration and lighter in accumulation than forecast br>
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J. Donald Simson
Boston
Wayland
Mass
Simson
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