Williams Hosts Presidents of Nine Colleges
The 109th meeting of the Association of Colleges in New England will be held Tuesday and Wednesday at Williams College with 48 administrators from 15 member colleges. The topic is The Two-Way Relations of Colleges and Graduate Schools. Attending presidents include John E. Sawyer Williams Calvin H. Plimpton Amherst Victor L. Butterfield Wesleyan Ray L. Heffner Brown John S. Dickey Dartmouth Howard W. Johnson MIT James I. Armstrong Middlebury Albert C. Jacobs Trinity Kingman Brewster Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
The
Association of Colleges In
New England
Williams College
Association
John E. Sawyer
Williams
Calvin H. Plimpton
Amherst
Victor L. Butterfield
Wesleyan
Ray L. Heffner
Brown
John S. Dickey
Dartmouth
Howard W. Johnson
MIT
James I. Armstrong
Middlebury
Albert C. Jacobs
Trinity
and Kingman Brewster
Yale
Commissioned Air Force officer and community notices
Edmund M. Scheiber III of Scotia New York has been commissioned a second lieutenant after Officer Training School at Lackland AFB Texas and is assigned to Amarillo AFB Texas for training as a supply operations officer. Also reported are social visits, church activities, a babysitter course update, library acquisitions at Martha Canfield Library with new adult and juvenile titles, and a weekly Arlington calendar of meetings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund M., Scheiber Jr
Edmund M. Scheiber
Scotia, N.Y
Judith Hill
Sunderland
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Scheiber
Amarillo Afb
April Pickering
Sandy
Betty Tynan
Wayne King
Fire Department
Marshall
Rutland
Police Department
Marion Harris
Martha Canfield
Gerald Raftery
Klaber
H. Stuart Ortloff
Stonehenge
Hawkins
Lorenz
Mr. Clemens
Mark Twain
Marlowe
Maurois
Balzac
Pine Creek
McKay
Ball
Bertram’s Hotel
Christie
Marsh
Doxy
Bailey
Richter
Teale
Salinger
Cherney
LaFarge
Rogers
Sugarbridge
Stillmeadow Sampler
Jackson
Meader
Noisy Village
Lindgren
Hoban
Fisher School
Community House
Dunbar Hall
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Arlington Blood Bank Set To Open With Large Volunteer Staff
Arlington prepares a midweek blood bank with a large and seasoned volunteer staff. Chairwoman Mrs McCabe notes the aim to build familiarity between donors and staff, while doctors nurses and volunteers from several households will staff the Fisher School site from noon to five. The piece highlights new residents and teachers invited to boost attendance amid historically low blood reserves. In London, Miss Israel Sgula Gohar is ordered to report for army duty in February while competing in Miss World.
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Arlington
Arlington Blood Bank
McCabe
John Keough
George Marr
Paul Wellencamp
Ruth Kesick
Hale Company
London
UPI
Israel
Sgula Gohar
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East
Ronald Knox
Worcester
Unicef
Robert Jordan
Federated Church
East Arlington
Arlington Home Makers Extension Service
Marion Downes
Bennington College
Arlington Garden Club
Arlington Chorale
American Legion Rooms
Enterprise Society
Winhall
John O
Slade
Rose Torrey
National Grange
Syracuse
N.Y
Glen Easter
Vermont
Ted Hoyt
Earl LaBatt
Ted Thomas
Cyril Hoyt
Leland Rudd
Arlington Lions Club
LaBatt
the Hoyts
Thomas
Bennington Lion
Rudd
Edward Doyle
Thompson
S Segzogee Ae
Es Discount Department Store
Dynavox
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington
Oe KS
Depot ST. Dial
Gilbert Wilcox
Arthur Wood
Howard Skarka
George Hughes
Richard Wood
Jules Vallee
A. E. Andrews
C. E. Canfield
Helen Congdon
R. B. Cowan
Martin Hirsch
Don Kendall Jr
Richard Stolz
George Wood
Don Keough
Paul Pike
Oneida
Wmht-Tv
Channel
Channel 9
Beneficial Finance Co
Main Street
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Berkshire Eagle
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