New York Times Editor's Assistant to Speak in Williams College
Paul Grimes of the New York Times will speak on China the Soviet Union and India tonight at 8 in Jesup Hall Williams College. The free public lecture is the second in a three part series on China's Challenge. Grimes formerly led South Asia coverage from New Delhi for the Times.
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Williamstown
Mass
Paul Grimes
New York Times
China
Soviet Union
India
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Williams
Allen S. Whiting
Department of State
U.S
Grimes
Times
South Asia
New Delhi
Pakistan
Ceylon
Afghanistan
Nepal
Foreign Policy Association
the Times
New Lease on Life Seen For Arlington School Band
Arlington School Band reorganized after 15 years with George Wheeler of Poultney as director and instructor. Wheeler, Hartt College of Music graduate, also leads Fair Haven Grade School and Union School bands. PTA formed a committee of local volunteers to gather instruments, raise funds, and arrange lessons in town facilities.
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Arlington
George Wheeler
Poultney
Wheeler
Hartt College of Music
Hartford
Turkey shoot draws crowds in Sandgate with meat prizes
The Arlington Fish and Game Club hosted a Sunday turkey shoot at William Lemberg's Sandgate home. Winners from Manchester, Arlington and Cambridge collected turkeys and chickens after 100 and 50 yard competitions. Club president Richard Stroffoleno and secretary Gilbert Wilcox praised the event.
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William Lemberg
Arlington Fish and Game Club
Christopher Swezey
Manchester
Elsie Sprague
Arlington
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J. Murphy Jr
Cambridge
Richard Lynch
John Kapusta
Cecil Merrow
Frank Kapusta
Danby
George Conners
Robert Conners
North Dorset
David Forest
Dorset
George Pratt
Robert Hustler
Bennington
John Nichols
Paul Wilcox
Ed Knight
Henry Stannard
Robert Stannard
Kennedy Ludlum
John Mylott
Richard Stroffoleno
Gilbert Wilcox
Albert Mast
Sandgate Road
St. Petersburg
Fla
Manchester Club hears Mrs Hicks on astronauts We Sc reen
Mrs Alton Hicks reviewed the astronauts story We Screen at the Monday Club meeting with Mrs Clifford Harwood as hostess. Various local residents and officers were noted along with library, post office, hunting licenses and business changes in Manchester area.
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Monday Club
Clifford B. Harwood
G. Murray Campbell
Edwin K. Treat
Paul H. Bullock
Cecil Brown
Edwin L. Bigelow
Deerfield Valley Health Center fund drive meeting set
Trustees and campaign workers gather for a report meeting on the Deerfield Valley Health Center Building Fund Drive. The session is scheduled for Wednesday November 6 at 8 pm in the Congregational Church vestry.
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Deerfield Valley Health Center
Congregational Church Vestry
Arlington area notices and military family updates
Arlington residents report several local comings and goings. Mrs Sarah Doyle accepts a Pittsfield winter post while Miss Mary Whalen visits Emmanuel College Boston and James Kelley of Burlington spends time at the Whalen home. James Martin returns from Brazil to visit his parents. Charles Wheaton born to Stephen and Mrs. Congdon in Cambridge. Terrance Riley and son Mark visit Flushing L I with daughter and son in law Gary and Rosemary Vervoort. Red Mountain Chapter invites district deputies to Evening Flower Pawlet and Adoniram Manchester for supper notices, Barbara Mahler calls rehearsal for officers. Airman Victor Hastings completes weapons mechanics training at Lowry AFB and is reassigned. he is son of Mrs Catherine Hastings of Arlington Memorial High School alumnus.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Mary Whalen
Mary
Emmanuel College
Boston
James Kelley
Burlington
Whalen
James Martin
Brazil
James Martin Sr
Herbert W. Congdon
Charles Wheaton
Stephen Congdon
Cambridge
Terrance Riley
Mark
Flushing
L.I
Gary Vervoort
Red Mountain
Ces
Barbara Mahler
Victor R. Hastings
United States Air Force
Lowry Afb
Colo
Hastings
Catherine A. Hastings
Crow Hill Road
Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Christmas Observed At Shaftsbury Elementary School
Shaftsbury directors decided Christmas will be observed as usual at the Shaftsbury Elementary School. Theodore Cook, music instructor, will plan and direct the Christmas program. The board also affirmed continuation of all special programs. Present were Lloyd Spaulding chairman Olive Williamson clerk Jesse Strong and Leon Wagner superintendent.
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Shaftsbury
Theodore Cook
Lloyd Spaulding
Olive Williamson
Jesse Strong
Leon Wagner
Pownal notices open forum on Union School District plans
Pownal residents are invited to an open forum of Union School District 14 on Thursday Nov 7 at 8 p.m. at Pownal Center School to hear progress and proposals for a union high school and to ask questions.
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Pownal
Union
Pownal Center
David Adler
Jackson Ostrander
Rotten eggs spoil Falls Halloween parade in Hoosick Falls
During the Halloween parade pranksters threw eggs at Central School band members. Eggs damaged instruments. police confiscated eggs from youths. investigation continues with possible identifications of some pranksters. Readsboro Baptist Church suffered vehicle crash damage discussed by state police. teen driver and passenger sustained minor injuries.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Central School
Calhoun
Rosendahl
Readsboro
Readsboro Baptist Church
Williams W. Wheeler
Lawrence Lemaire
Russian Drama at Williams College He Who Gets Slapped
Adams Memorial Theatre presents Leonid Andreyev's He Who Gets Slapped Nov 7 8 9 directed by John von Szeliski. Tickets on sale AMT box office 9:30 to 4:30 and reservations via GL 8-3023. Curtain 8:30 p.m. each night.
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Williams
Peter Simon
New York City
Louise Ober
Williamstown
Adams Memorial Theater
Williams College
Simon
Miss Ober
Consuelo
Mass
Adams Memorial Theatre
Leonid Andreyev
John von Szeliski
The
MAT
Andreyev
AMT
Shaftsbury Fire Dept Votes Truck Engine Upgrade
Fire Chief Charles Becker said a special meeting approved installing a larger horsepower motor in the Ford fire truck after the 97 hp engine cracked its block. Replacement costs about 700 dollars with 500 dollars yearly equipment appropriations. firefighters will cover much via an auction. Trevor Elwell to begin work soon. Five two man teams patrolled roads on Halloween. no fires were reported.
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Shaftsbury
Charles Becker
Trevor Elwell
Becker
NBHS Juniors Win Top Rating for One-Act Plays
NORTH BENNINGTON The NBHS Junior Class earned top rating for Ghost for Rent a mystery comedy by LeRoma Greth at the annual one act play contest Friday at the school Barbara Kenyon senior won best actress for The Dear Departed with Charles Harrington as best actor Andrea Kenyon shared best supporting actress with Brian Pierce and Charles Archibald tied for best supporting actor Judges were Mrs Barbara Wolf and Manuel Duque. The club thanks Stephen Rick for makeup help and H T Cushman Mfg Co for loaning furniture plus Kendall Rich River Road Press for assistance.
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North Bennington
North Bennington High School
LeRoma Greth
Barbara Kenyon
Charles Harrington
Andrea Kenyon
Brian Pierce
Charles Archibald
Barbara Wolf
Bennington
Manuel Duque
Bennington College
NBHS
Stephen Rick
H.T. Cushman
Lessons in Light Fantastic Offer Halloween Dance Fun
NORTH BENNINGTON HALLOWEEN NIGHT drew about 50 seventh to ninth graders to six PTA funded dance lessons by Mrs. John Carmody. The program aimed to curb wallflowers at dances and impressed even first timers with rapid progress.
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North Bennington
John Carmody
Bennington
E.A. Riley
PTA
All Saints Guild Set Regular Parish Hall Meeting
All Saints Guild to hold regular meeting in the Parish Hall on Thursday night November 14. Officers elected at the annual All Saints Parish Club meeting include Mrs. Agnes Stevens president Irving Stevens vice president Mrs. Belle Prebble secretary treasurer.
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All Saints Guild
All Saints Parish Club
Agnes Stevens
Irving Stevens
Belle Prebble
Edward J. Hetherington
Long Island City
N,y
William Ernst
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hetherington
Audna B. Cipperly
Troy
Charles E. Breer
Carlton Philpott
State Grange
Elmira
Jacob Meder
May Herrington
North Bennington PTA Board to Meet at School
The executive board of the North Bennington Parent Teacher Association will meet Wednesday evening at 8 in the home economics room at the school. Rev. Walter Miller, pastor of St. John the Baptist Church, announced a hunters Mass next Sunday at 5 30 p.m. Miss Patricia Woodcock is among 12 MacMurray College students who attended the Illinois Council for Exceptional Children state convention in St. Louis October 31 through November 2. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Woodcock.
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North
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