Aphrodite Head Claimer to Speak at Middlebury Lecture
Dr. Iris C. Love, a New York archaeologist and Lincoln resident, will present evidence at Middlebury College that a battered sculpture in the British Museum basement is the head of Praxiteles Aphrodite. Her May 350 B.C. attribution follows years of work at Cnidus and a public New York Times reveal.
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Middlebury
Iris C. Love
New York
Lincoln
Middlebury College
British Museum
Aphrodite
Praxiteles
Long Island University
Cnidus
Love
Charles Newton
Miss Love
Newton
New York Times
Commodore Hotel
Archeological Institute of America
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Psychologist to give annual John Fulton Memorial Lecture
Dr. Kenneth B. Clark, leading psychologist and president of the Metropolitan Applied Research Center, will deliver the Fulton Memorial Lecture at Middlebury College on Jan. 28. He will discuss The Crisis of Urban Education. Clark, a CCNY psychology professor and NAACP Spingarn Medal winner, has held numerous academic posts and influenced civil rights policy through research on segregation and youth.
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Middlebury
Kenneth B. Clark
Metropolitan Applied Research Center, Inc
New York
John Hamilton Fulton
Middlebury College
Wright Theatre
City College of the City University of New York
Panama
Clark
Howard University
Columbia University
Howard
Hampton Institute
Queens College
City College
Columbia
University of California At Berkeley
Harvard University
New York State Board of Regents
Spingarn
NAACP
Kurt Lewin
Haverford College
Yeshiva University
Oberlin College
Johns Hopkins University
New York University
University of Massachusetts
American Psychological Association
Society For the Psychological Study of
U.S. Supreme Court
Dr. Clark
State Department
Northside Center For Child Development
Mamie Phipps Clark
Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited, Inc
Falls Eastern Star installs new officers
Falls Eastern Star gathers at the Masonic Temple in Hoosick Falls for installation of officers led by Right Worthy Brother Raymond Calhoun. New and returning officers include Raymond C. Calhoun as worthy patron and Mrs. Allison Reed as associate matron, with other offices filled by local members. Visiting dignitaries from Troy Petersburg and Schenectady attend. post ceremony refreshments follow. The OES shifts meeting nights to the second and fourth Tuesdays. On Dean's List Thomas J. Delaney of Shaftsbury, Mt. Anthony graduate, is named to Notre Dame's dean's list as a sophomore electrical engineering major.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
van Rensselaer
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Main Street
Raymond Calhoun
Shirley Stevens
Dorothy Prince
Josephine Beaumont
Eva Shaw
Ann Kuebler
Agnes M. Smith
Raymond C. Calhoun
Allison Reed
Harold Haner
Helen Cantelo
Hazel Hill
Mary Olson
Ruth Olsen
Jean Brien
Kathleen Hammond
Eva Calhoun
Agnes Stevens
Margaret Whitter
Frances Prince
Alex Sterling
Arminda Kenney
Reata Bonesteel
Ada
Mary Cook
Ruth
Marilynn Hill
Esther
Lucy Brown
Martha
Nina Downing
Electa
Shirley Esposito
Order of Oes
State of
New York
Troy
Petersburg
Schenectady
Dorothy Boys
Norma Brenenstuhl
OES
Thomas J. Delaney
George J. Delaney
Shaftsbury
Mt. Anthony Union High School
University of Notre Dame
Shaftsbury School Association to discuss trip and ski program
The Shaftsbury School Association votes to study a Boston trip for the Sixth Grade and a next year ski program at an 8 p.m. Monday meeting at the school. The meeting is open to the public. also, Girl Scout Troop 284 ends year with Albany trip and caroling and plans to stay active. Shaftsbury Fire Department to hold monthly drill tonight at 7.
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Shaftsbury School Association
Boston
Bury
Albany
O— Shaftsbury Fire Department
Pownal Groups Plan Snowgoers Outing and Meetings
The Taconic Range Snowgoers 4H snowmobile club will kick off with a trail ride on the Palmer property in South Pownal, followed by a cook-out at the Palmer home. Upcoming events include a Jan 26 meeting at Pownal United Methodist Church with leaders Charles Palmer and Robert Petitt. Green Mountaineers 4-H forestry class meets tonight at 6 at the North Pownal Road church with Ted Church and Alan Langlais leading. Robert J. Buck returns home from Putnam Memorial Hospital after a two week stay for observation and treatment. The Pownal Lions Club holds its January meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Lions Den at Ladd Brook Restaurant, with a 5:30 board meeting.
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Taconic Range
Palmer
South Pownal
Pownal United Methodist Church
Charles Palmer
Robert Petitt
Green Mountaineers
Church
North Pownal Road
Ted Church
Alan Langlass
Robert J. Buck
North Pownal
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Pownal Lions Club
Lions den
Ladd Brook
Board of Directors
Mount Saint Mary honors local student in 4-1-4 program
Hooksett New Hampshire Miss Kathyrn Doyle daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Doyle Arlington has been cited for academic excellence for the first semester at Mount Saint Mary College She majors in social welfare The college started a 4 1 4 curriculum this year with four months in four areas an interim January term and independent study The program includes European study in places like Quebec and Paris with courses in ceramics and the performing arts among others
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Europe
Quebec
Paris
Burlington Bishop announc es pastor transfers to Stamford
The Most Rev. Robert F. Joyce of Burlington says Rev. Frank Warzocha of St. Joachim Parish Readsb o will also serve as pastor of St. John Bosco Parish Stamford effective Jan 27. The Rev. Pompeo Vadacca is listed next.
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Readsboro
Robert F. Joyce
Burlington
Frank Warzocha
St. Joachim
St. John Bosco
Stamford
Pompeo Vadacca
C.M
St. John Bosco Mission
Orthopedist to talk ski injuries at Aspen course
Dr. Arthur E. Ellison of Williamstown chairs a February postgraduate course by the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons at Snowmass at Aspen Colorado. He notes ski safety and injury studies and urges ongoing lessons to lower risk. The program features 29 faculty from 15 states and abroad and will draw 300 surgeons from 40 states and several countries.
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Williamstown
Mass
Arthur E. Ellison
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
Snowmass-at-Aspen
Colo
Williams College
Ellison
Harvard Medical School
National Ski Patrol System
Canada
Australia
Austria
Great Britain
Manchester Village approves funds for plan and commission
Manchester Village trustees unanimously authorize 600 dollars for a town plan and 700 dollars for Planning Commission expenses at a special meeting held at the Manchester Courthouse. Village President Murray Campbell outlined funding to be charged to next year’s budget, with aims to revise zoning bylaws adopted in 1948 and join the Bennington County Regional Planning Commission for regional guidance. Foster R. Clement Jr. and four commission members attended the session.
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Manchester
Manchester Village
Town Planning Commission
Murray Campbell
Campbell
Bennington County
Foster R. Clement Jr
Manchester Village Planning Commission
Transitions of New England Culture Series Begins
Area historians plan a three evening series titled Transitions of New England Culture Past and Present starting Jan 26 at 8 p.m. in Gov. McCullough Mansion North Bennington. Dr Arvel Steece will discuss Puritanism and Yankeeism followed by Prof Fred Stocking on Victorianism and Prof H Ganse Little on Signs of a New Culture.
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New England
Gov
Fred Stocking
H. Ganse Little
Williams College
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
Northland College
Ashland
Wis
Wayne State University
Detroit
First Congregational Church
Old Bennington
Chard Powers Smith
Arlington
United States
Old South
Steece
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Pownals
Vera Langlais
Elizabeth Birch
Planning Commission
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Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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