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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1974

Page

6

Williams College promotes four, grants tenure to five faculty

Four Williams College faculty members receive named professorships and five are granted tenure effective July 1. Recipients include Whitney S. Stoddard as Massachusetts Professor of Art and John A. MacFadyen Jr. as Edward Brust Professor of Geology and Mineralogy.

Williamstown Mass Williams College Williams Board of Trustees Whitney S. Stoddard Massachusetts John A. MacFadyen Jr Edward Brust Gordon C. Winston Orrin Sage H. Ganse Little Cluett Edson M. Chuck Donald de B. Beaver Thomas C. Jorling George R. Goethals II George E. Marcus Stoddard Williams Harvard U.S. Navy MacFadyen Lehigh Columbia University of Aarhus Denmark

NE board awarded 360000 in research contracts grants

The New England Board of Higher Education received three contracts and one grant totaling 360000 from the federal government to study higher education. Projects include nursing education, graduate nurse training, regional training centers for medical professions, and microfilming thousands of agricultural documents for a national archive. Helen Belcher will supervise nursing programs and William Selden will direct medical professions research. The work spans 16 to 18 months.

Wellesley Mass New England Board of Higher Education Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Public Health Service Helen C. Belcher Federal Health Resources Administration New England William K. Selden U.S. Department of Agriculture National Agriculture Library

North Adams State College names new academic dean

Dr. John L. Zaharis, former director of the Division of Natural Sciences at Miami-Dade Junior College in Florida, is named the new academic dean at North Adams State College following a nationwide search. The appointment, approved by the Massachusetts State College Board of Trustees, caps a process that drew nearly 300 applications and selected eight finalists for on campus interviews. Zaharis holds a B S in zoology and an M S from the University of Oklahoma and earned a Ph D in entomology at Kansas State University in 1960. He has directed biology at Miami Dade and served on the biology faculty at Loyola College and Upper Iowa College and participates in multiple professional societies.

North Adams Mass John L. Zaharis Division of Natural Sciences Miami-Dade Junior College Florida North Adams State College James T. Amsler Massachusetts State College Board of Trustees Boston Zaharis Amsler University of Oklahoma Kansas State University Dean Zaharis Miami-Dade Loyola College Baltimore Upper Iowa College Entomological Society of America The American Association For the Advancement of Science Florida Academy of Sciences American Association For Higher Education

Outward Bound bike tour of Nova Scotia planned for youths

A group of 24 young people from 12 states will spend days rock climbing and training in Hanover Vermont Norwich Vermont and Oak Hill New Hampshire before a 17 day bicycle expedition across Nova Scotia. Led by Robert Sparky Millikin Dartmouth graduate the trip includes Maine Acadia seacliff climbs and a Bar Harbor ferry ride to Yar mouth Nova Scotia. Each participant will undertake solos of three days and nights and keep a journal during the Outward Bound program begun to teach resilience and teamwork.

Hanover N.H Upper Valley Norwich Oak Hill Nova Scotia Seacliff Acadia National Park Maine Dartmouth College East Midwest Robert Sparky) Millikin Dartmouth Springfield Bar Harbor Yarmouth Great Britain Hurricane Island Morganton N.C Wayzata Minn Denver Colo Dallas

Manchester Day Care Labor Day auction volunteers sought

Annual auction planned with word to donate articles and garden produce from Manchester area. High school students 15 to 16 may apply as teacher aid for swimming program. call 362-1395. Pools at Snowy Owl Hillcrest Inn and Worthy Inn open about 1 hour each morning. Vermont efforts include day care promotion and Weeks School reform study. Natalie, a commission member, coordinates follow-up. college credits offered for social services work.

Manchester Snowy Owl Hillcrest Inn Worthy Inn Department of Social Rehabilitation Vermont Weeks Governors Commission On Children and Youth Natalie

Deerfield Valley Health Center Art Show Returns in Wilmington

Local artists and craftspeople will showcase at the 10th Annual Deerfield Valley Health Center Volunteers Art Show in Wilmington on July 26 27 and 28. Gloria Devereaux of Wordsboro has long exhibited watercolors at the show and earned national honors for her work. Betsy Fellows of West remains among participating artists.

Wilmington Deerfield Valley Health Center Gloria Devereaux Wordsboro

Yankee Plant shutdown ends. refueling extends output

Rowe Yankee Atomic Electric Company completed an eight week June outage at the Rowe plant with major turbine and generator refurbishments. Two safety system setpoints drifted slightly but function remained unimpeded. AEC inspectors found no major deviations. Startup is expected within the week and fuel loading will support operation into fall 1975 supplying about 1.5 billion kilowatts to New England.

Rowe Mass Yankee Atomic Electric Company Atomic Energy Commission AEC Division of Regulatory Operations New England

Arts council opens membership drive North Adams NBCA launches 74 75 season with expanded dues and programs

The Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts NBCA begins its annual membership campaign for the 1974 75 season adding a student category. New and renewing members receive a 10 percent discount on NBCA events. The non profit organized in 1967 serves Adams North Adams Cheshire Williamstown and surrounding communities and funds lectures demonstrations school programs a colonial drama and potential classes while pursuing an arts resource center with an office at 121 Union St North Adams. For details contact Kathryn Meister executive director 121 Union St North Adams MA 01247 or call 663 3651.

North Adams Mass Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts Massachusetts Council On the Arts and Humanities Adams Cheshire Williamstown NBCA Berkshires Berkshire Ballet Williams Trio Union St Berkshire Northern Kathryn Meister Union

Hoosick Falls Birthday Party for 90-Year-Old Barber

Hoosick Falls resident and longtime farmer Barber was feted at a family dinner on June 29 for his 90th birthday. Hosted by his daughter Mrs. Bertha Strait, he has a wife who died two years ago, a son Burton of Boyntonville, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Army Pvt. Stephen M. Elwell, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Elwell, has completed eight weeks of basic training at Ft. Dix New Jersey. His wife Loretta resides at 144 Church Street.

Guy Barber South Street Hoosick Bertha Strait Barber West Hoosick Hoosick Falls Burton Boyntonville Army Stephen M. Elwell Ralph H. Elwell Route 2 Army Training Center For Infantry Ft. Dix N.J

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