Bennington College Girls Work On Problems of Foreign Trade
Bennington College students Carol Lynn King of Birmingham Michigan and Linda Marshall of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania gain upper level insight into international trade through the winter term off campus work. The college splits its year into fall winter and spring terms with winter providing practical experience.
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Bennington College
North Bennington
Bennington
Carol Lynn King
Birmingham
Mich
Linda Marshall
Pittsburgh
Local Social Notes From Rock City Falls and Bennington
Walloomsac residents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phillips of Rock City Falls, N Y, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Telford. Bennington hosts Mr. and Mrs. James Carey and Mrs. Eugene Hughes during recent weekends. Mrs. Joseph Carelli hosted The Monday Nighters on March 2. Miss King and Miss Marshall, Bennington seniors and a first year student, worked with the Trade Information Committee in Washington D C, attending hearings and writing briefs on foreign trade. They will return to Bennington as classes resume next week.
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Ralph Phillips
Rock City Falls
N.Y
Charles Telford
James Carey
Bennington
Charles Arnold Sr
Eugene Hughes
Arnolds
Joseph Carelli
King
Marshall
Trade Information Committee
Washington, D.C
Miss King
Miss Marshall
Community Group Meetings And Social Events In Hoosick Area
Hoosick All Saints Parish Guild meets in the choir room Thursday night March 12. The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church plans a March 6 meeting with Mrs. Ann Brown on South Street. Hoosick Grange sponsors a round and square dance in the hall Saturday night March 7. Mrs. Alice L. Cipperly and her sister-in-law Mrs. Leona Webster of Hoosick Falls are on a bus tour through Florida.
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All Saints Parish Guild
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Ann Brown
South Street
The
Hoosick Grange
Alice L. Cipperly
Leona Webster
Hoosick Falls
Florida
Casting Completed at Williams for Ross Play
Williams College Adams Memorial Theatre selects 30 Williams students for the Terence Rattigan drama Ross about Lawrence of Arabia. Paul Stickles stars as Lawrence and Jon W. Spelman plays Auda Abu Tayi with a large student cast and March 12 to 15 performances set for 8:30 pm.
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Paul Stickles
Williams College
Ross
Lawrence of Arabia
Royal Air Force
Stickles
Adams Memoral Theatre
Tague
Williams
Williamstown
Mass
Terence Rattigan
RAF
John von Szeliski
Adams Memorial Theatre
AMT
Lawrence
Jon W. Spelman
Romulus
Shiek
Auda Abu Tayi
Brian Murphy
Wood
James Harrison
Charles Karelis
David Stern
Steve Sankey
Alex Sands
Jerry Hazelbaurer
Ken Stern
Richard Gehrman
Boyd Puryear
Charles Ross
Szeliski
Robert Williams
New York City
Jack Watson
Community notices from South Cambridge area events
Mrs Mary Gannon returns home from McClellan Hospital. Pleasant Valley granges meet March 6 and Crystal Clover 4 H Club March 7 at Center Cambridge Town Hall. Education workshop March 9 at South Cambridge Methodist Church. Dawbury Youth Rally March 8 at North Hoosick Methodist Church. Hollis Cornell returns from month long trip to Louisiana California Washington State and Canada. North Hoosick Youth Fellowship meets March 7 at 6 p.m. Sandra Baker accepted at St Peters School of Nursing in Albany. Sandra a senior at Cambridge Central School. Joy Hamilton participates in Washington County Musical Festival at Whitehall Central School. South Cambridge Home Demonstration Unit meets March 10 at 2 p.m. Ackleys Furniture Store Cambridge. Lighting lesson by Niagara Mohawk Corp. Lenten services March 8 7 45 p m Boyntonville Methodist Church Rev Paul E Lohnes Sr speaker. Third circuit Lenten service March 5 8 15 p m Eagle Bridge Methodist Church Rev Myron Hertel speaker. Area students with parents include John Hamilton Cornell University Donna Aiken Ellis Hospital School of Nursing Vera Mae Welling Spencer School of Business Schenectady. Gore Donisthorpe birthday Feb 22. party hosted by wife and children. Harold present from New York City and guests from Salem Belcher Granville Bennington. Mrs Gertarde Aiken learns of sister in law Mrs Fannie S Burch Hoosick Falls death at McClellan Hospital last Tuesday. Funeral attended Friday. Mrs Leroy Graves hospitalized at McClellan Hospital.
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McClellan Hospital
Pleasant Valley Granges
Crystal Clover
Town Hall
Center Cambridge
South Cambridge Methodist Church
Dawbury
Methodist Youth Fellowship
North Hoosick Methodist Church
Hollis E. Cornell
Louisiana
California
Washington State
Canada
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North Hoosick Circuit
South Cambridge
Sandra Baker
Harold Baker
Lee Road
St. Peter’s School of Nursing
Albany
Sandra
Cambridge Central
Eagle Bridge Methodist Church
Myron J. Hertel
Buskirk Reform Church
John Hamilton
Cornell University
Donna Aiken
Ellis Hospital School of Nursing
Vera Mae Welling
Spencer School of Business
Schenectady
Gore Donisthorpe
Donisthorpe
Harold
New York City
Salem
Belcher
Granville
Bennington
Gertarde Aiken
Fannie S. Burch
Hoosick Falls
Leroy Graves
Hilltop Girls 4-H Club Sets Clothing Day May 16
The Hilltop Girls 4-H Club met February 29 at Shaftsbury Elementary School with Lois Bunk presiding. Fifteen members answered roll by naming their favorite teacher. All projects due by May 11 for Clothing Day May 16. weekly project meetings continue Fridays and Saturdays.
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Hilltop
Shaftsbury
Lois Bunk
Williamstown Airman Earns Promotion to Airman First Class
Edward G. Madden of Williamstown Mass has been promoted to airman first class in the U S Air Force. He serves as an administrative specialist with the 4522nd Field Maintenance Squadron at Nellis AFB Nevada. Madden is a Williamstown High School alumnus.
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Nellis Afb
Nev
Edward G. Madden
Gerald C. Madden
Water St
Williamstown
Mass
United States Air Force
Madden
4522Nd
Williamstown High School
Jazz Concert Tonight in Williamstown
The Worldbeaters, a New York City professional jazz group, perform tonight at 8:30 in Jesup Hall Williamstown. Sponsored by Prospect and Berkshire Houses, the free-admission event features leader Jay Cameron who has played with Woody Herman and Paul Winter Sextet.
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Williamstown
Mass
Worldbeaters
New York City
Jesup Hall
Prospect and
Berkshire Houses
Jay Cameron
Woody Herman
Paul Winter
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