Cambridge Central PTA Panel on Job Opportunities
Cambridge Central School PTA meets at 8 pm in the auditorium for a round table on Job Opportunities and Industrial Arts. Panelists include representatives from General Electric Niagara Mohawk Finch Pruyn Cambridge Lumber and Cambridge Central School with a nursing leader also present. Audience questions will be answered.
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Cambridge Central Pta
Cambridge N.Y
Cambridge Central School
PTA
Robert Durrin
General Electric Company
Niagara - Mohawk Power Corp
Finch Pruyn and Company
Cambridge Lumber Company
Local notices on subscriptions and events in Cambridge Manchester and Boston
Cambridge readers may order The Banner subscription this month via Mrs Henry S Bates Jr at 8 North Park St Cambridge phone 677 3421 between 6 and 8 pm PTA remarks urge industry awareness and child prep for future jobs Manchester annual Christmas Sale public supper December 3 First Congregational Church chaired by Mr Mrs Don Lee with wreaths led by Mrs Alton Hicks and various committee members Boston Weather Bureau forecasts near normal temperatures for five days with brief below normal Vermont and mixed precipitation including light snow north portions and rain or snow late Thursday night or Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Henry S. Bates Jr
North Park St
Manchester
Don Lee
First Congregational Church
Alton Hicks
Ray Wilbur
Paul H. Bullock
Harold Childs
Effie Burroughs
Bernice Wilcox
Milton Rockwell
Ray Brown
William A. Griffith
Children’s
Kenneth Hill
Boston
UPI
New England
Vermont
Weather Bureau
Hearing Aids Offered To Needy Children In 11th Year
Sono Tone Corp. will give 1000 hearing aids to needy children nationwide. Locally applications are to be filed with Walter Whitney, Sonotone manager at Carroll's Drug Store in Bennington. Qualified applicants need a certificate from a doctor, teacher, clergyman, civic group, or social agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonotone Corp
Walter Whitney
Sonotone
Carroll’s
Bennington
Whitney
Berkshire Symphony concert features solo clarinetist
Berkshire Community Symphony Orchestra marks its 20th anniversary with a string orchestra program at Williams College Chapin Hall led by Prof Irwin Shainman. Soloist David Glazer performs Copland Concerto for Clarinet and String Orchestra with Piano and Harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Chapin Hall
Williams College
Berkshire Community Symphony Orchestra
David Glazer
Irwin Shainman
Department of Music
Williams
Glazer
Thompson
New York Woodwind Quintet
Kroll Quartet
Aaron Copland
Benny Goodman
Handel
Edward Elgar
Prades
BBC
Copenhagen
Brussels
Hamburg
Holland
Frankfurt
Munich
Bromley Welcomes New Personnel For The Season
Bromley announces a new roster featuring Carroll Dragon of Chicago and Shaftsbury from Green Mountain Park, Jean McLeod a Tampa registered nurse, Joan McGraw San Francisco, Linda Cancino Los Angeles, Jill Cope Seattle, Sandra Douglass and Joan Lesperance of New York from the World's Fair. Richard Geannelis comes from Green Mountain Park and Mount Anthony Country Club as food manager. The Bromley Shop gains an indoor stairway to the main floor of the Wild Boar. Sunday worship services will be repeated this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Bromley
Carroll Dragon
Chicago
Shaftsbury
Green Mountain Park
Jean McLeod
Tampa
Fla
Joan McGraw
San Francisco
Linda Cancino
Los Angeles
Jill Cope
Seattle
Sandra Douglass
Joan Lesperance
New York
Richard Geannelis
Mount Anthony Country Club
Multiple Area Visitors and Casteton College Soccer Player
Shaftsbury Roger Stickles of Indianapolis visits area headquarters with his aunt Mrs Edith Stockwell while on business. Eva Woodard of Taunton Mass visits her brother in law and sister. Peder Jesperson of Chicago visits parents. Philip Harrington of Castleton State College plays in national playoffs after NE title win. Fire Company Auxiliary holds Nov meeting planning December events including Dec 5 social and Dec 16 Christmas dinner at Mrs Fred Stacy's home with gift exchanges.
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Roger Stickles
Indianapolis
Ind
Edith Stockwell
Eva Woodard
Taunton, Mass
Mrs
Dewey Bronson
Philip Harrington
Leo Harrington
Castleton State College
New England
Phil
Castleton
Fire Company
Babcock
Ing
Fred Stacy
Stacy
Marlboro Lectures Continue Through January for 8 PM Series
Marlboro The Monday Evening Lecture Series at College Hall continues each week at 8 through January 18. Public invited. Next Monday speaker is Robert H. McArthur of the University of Pennsylvania discussing Biology as a Branch of the Fine Arts. Subsequent talks feature Roland W. Boyden, Ronald Breslow, Justin Kaplan, and Richard Poirier on varied topics at Marlboro faculty lectures.
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Marlboro
College Hall
Robert H. McArthur
University of Pennsylvania
Ronald Breslow
Columbia University
Justin Kaplan
Cambridge
Mass
Mark Twain
Richard Poirier
Rutgers University
Hawthorne
Bus Safety Patrols Highlight Cpl Prescott Visit at Manchester Elementary
Cpl Edward Prescott safety education officer for southern Vermont spoke to Manchester Elementary students about bus safety. An instructional film showed proper patrol roles and emergency procedures while stressing pupil cooperation with patrols and drivers. In Temple Texas two women survived a wreck after a semi trailer toppled onto their car, needing six wreckers to upright the vehicle.
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Manchester
Edward Prescott
Brattleboro
Vermont
Karen Kelleher
Michele West
Noble
Smash Flash
Cpl. Prescott
Temple, Tex
UPI
Shirley Richards
D.Q. Baskin
Temple
Shaftsbury Couple Honored On Silver Anniversary
The Rev and Mrs A J MacDonald celebrated 25 years with an open house at the Methodist parsonage in Shaftsbury hosted by church members led by chairwoman Edith Stockwell. Attendees included clergy from Bennington and hospital staff plus more than 100 friends and relatives from Montreal New York City Boston and California.
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Shaftsbury
A.J. MacDonald
MacDonald
A Regis
Bennington
Aston Hansen
New York City
Peter Hunter
Jennifer
Boston
Franklin Anderson
Stamford
Conn
George Blake
Wordsboro
Richard Blodgett
Windsor
Charles Gibson
Cecil] Bascom
Horace Pierce
West Windsor
Bennington Composer To Be Cited For Work
Henry Brant of Bennington College Vermont is one of five American composers to be cited by the American Accordionists Association at the Statler Hilton. He is recognized for Sky Forest a jazz fugue for four accordions commissioned by the AAA. The event follows the 1964 National Accordion Championship and closes with a two day program culminating in a Gaga concert featuring Dominico Grisey Carrozza and other accordionists.
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New York
N.Y
Henry Brant
Bennington College
North Bennington
American Accordionists’ Association
Statler Hilton Hotel
Brant
Sky Forest
The
AAA
Stephen Dominico
Gerard Grisey
Carmen Carrozza
Manchester Couple Welcome Son Born at Rutland Hospital
Manchester Mr and Mrs Eugene Krenz of East Manchester are the parents of a son born Monday at Rutland Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Krenz
East Manchester
Rutland Hospital
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Bates
Egad
Camden
Trenton
Ruth Beoker
Linda Morache
Margaret Frazier
Haggerty
Tully
Mickleham
Ruth Bates
Durrin
Melba Fuller
Jewelers & Silversmiths
Main St
Motorola
RADIO
Cbeeca
Morgan ST
DIAL
Green Mountain Restaurant
Arlington, VT
Berkshire Symphony
Fran Stacy
Carl Jesperson
Peder Jesperson
Mary Wessman
Bridgewater, Mass
Chris’’ Jesperson
Roland W. Boyden
Halifax
John Millington
Marion Spear
Ian
Robert C. Kline
Hazel E. Fraser
Angus J. MacDonald
Montreal
Canada
McGill University
Putnam Memorial Hospital
W.D. MacDonald
New Glasgow
N.S
Raymond Fraser
Alhambra
Calif
Grant T. Fraser
Can
Oliver Baird
Azusa
Rev
Hansel
Gretel
Humperdinck
Adams Memorial Theatre
Hansel and
Ronnie Newman
Norman Gallof
Louis Gordon
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Rutherford, N.,j
Paul Pisk
Washington University
St. Louis
Otto Luening
N. Y
Alexander Tcherepnin
Chicago, Ill
United States
Walker
Burt Bros
Francie Sheldon
Manchester Center
Hindustan
WRGB
Hurley School of Dance
Rudy Wedow
Pleasant St
W. F. Grant CO
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
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