Beaver Ross Named Goodwill Ambassador to Italy
Cambridge Central senior Carroll Thomas Ross nicknamed Beaver was chosen by the American Field Service to participate in an exchange. He sailed to Rotterdam then Italy, staying in Ancona with a host family and visiting hospitals and labs. He describes Italian life, schooling, food, and media, noting differences in daily rhythm and student workload while hoping to leave a positive American impression.
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Cambridge Central
S ‘Beaver’ Ross
Italy
Cambridge
N.Y
Cambridge Central School
Eager Beaver
American Field Service
Carroll Thomas Ross
New York
Ross
Beaver
Rotterdam
Alps
Rome
Ankona
Mama
Papa
Area Musician’s Composition In String Concert
Dexter Morrill of North Adams will debut his Andante for String Orchestra with the Berkshire Community Orchestra in Chapin Hall as part of the Berkshire Community Symphony Orchestra’s 20th anniversary season. The program includes Canzonetta for String Orchestra by Joseph Gallitelli, plus Elgar Serenade for Strings and Handel Concerto Grosso. Clarinetist David Glazer will solo in a concerto with string orchestra and piano. Tickets at the door. free for children under 12 and Williams undergrads with ID.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Dexter Morrill
North Adams
Berkshire Community Orchestra
Chapin Hall
Berkeshire Community Symphony Orchestra
Frank B. Morrill
West Main St
Ford Foundation
University City
David Glazer
Ulysses Kay
Edward Elgar
George Frederik Hanedel
Williams
Walloomsac Birthday Celebrations and Local News
Walloomsac residents shared Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings. James Hoag Sr. received a 44th birthday surprise with relatives and a cake from Mrs. George Wolfrum. Timmie Tudor, four, returned from Mary McClellan Hospital. John Tudor reported a deer stolen from his tool shed. Jane Tudor visited grandparents in Pownal. Margaret Hoag spent the weekend with her parents. The Telfords attended Florence Niles’s funeral in Cambridge. Thanksgiving visitors included the Lukes and the Griswolds at local homes.
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James Hoag Sr
Inlaw
George Wolfrum
Timmie Tudor
John Tudor
Mary McClellan Hospital
Myrtle Poland
Charles Travers
West Sand Lake
John Hoag
Alfred Jones
William Crandall
Jones
Floyd Amidon Jr
Petersburg
Hazel Baldwin
Boston
Eugene Slavin
Edward Flynn
Arthur Harrington Sr
Edward J. Flynn
North Hoosick
William Flynn
Cambridge
Nick Flynn
Hoosick Falls
Architect Speaks At College Sunday
Rey ner Banham, renowned architectural critic, will lecture on Architecture Without Buildings at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 29, at Bennington College. The talk, open to the public, is under the Art Division and Banham will speak in Room 1 of the Barn. He is affiliated with Columbia University and edits The Architectural Review. The talk discusses Yale’s new colleges designed by Eero Saarinen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Reyner Banham
Bennington College
Banham
Columbia University
The
Architectural Review
Yale University
Eero Saarinen
Free Press Chief Buys Pa Newspaper
McClure Newspapers inc acquires the Public Opinion daily in Chambersburg Pa. J Warren McClure of South Burlington becomes publisher while local Chamb ersburg staff will run day to day operations. The Foltz family founded the paper in 1869 and three generations published it. McClure also publishes the Burlington Free Press and directs the Haverhill Gazette.
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Burlington
Daily Public Opinion
Chambersburg
McClure Newspapers, Inc
J. Warren McClure
South Burlington
Penisia Corporation
Public Opinion Company
Herbert S. Foltz
Foltz
McClure
Public Opinion
Burlington Free Press
Haverhill, Mass
East Arlington Deer Hunts and Coupon Drive at Bailey Hall
The Enterprise Society plans to redeem General Mills coupons for Bailey Hall’s new kitchen. Mrs. Hazel Carbonti oversees coupon collection. In East Arlington Alden Grout harvested a deer the first Sunday and narrowly escaped an eye injury the next day while working on his car. Neighbor Tom Poulin also bagged a deer the following Sunday.
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The
Enterprise Society
General Mills
Bailey Hall
Hazel Carbonti
East Arlington
Alden Grout
Tom Poulin
Arlington Doctor Office Closed for Thanksgiving
Dr. O'Neil's office in Arlington will be closed from November 26 through November 29 for the Thanksgiving holiday. Callers advised to note ADV, November 27.
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O’neil
ADV
County Holiday Homes Wanted For Visiting Foreign Students
Dover. DORSET With Thanksgiving near, Vermont seeks hosts for the Foreign Student Project run by Dr. Richard Taylor of International House NYC. Two or more busloads of foreign students will visit from Dec 26 to 31, staying five nights in Vermont to share community activities and optional skiing. No special travel experience required. hosts in Bennington County urged to call Mrs. Edith Snare or Rev. Jordan E. Dickinson in Londonderry for details.
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Dorset
Richard Taylor
International House
New York City
Vermont
Bennington County
Edith Snare
Jordan E. Dickinson
Londonderry
Local notes include faculty venison quota and hospital return
Bernard Leamy and John James Jr. have met their venison quota for the year while George Dalton, after ten days at Putnam Memorial Hospital, returns to preside over The Banners in Percey's Newsroom. BCHS students Barry Griffith, Bill Hurley and Jonathan Dwyer visited Boston to watch the Boston College Detroit game. Reverend Walter F. Miller returns from a Lahey Clinic trip, and Tobias Hanks of North Bennington is among the University of Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra members under conductor Richard C. Church, kicking off the 1964 65 Scholarship Benefit Concert season at the Madison Wisconsin Union Theater.
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Bernard Leamy
John James Jr
George Dalton
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Percey
Barry Griffith
Bill Hurley
Jonathan Dwyer
BCHS
Boston
Boston College
Detroit
Tobias Hanks
North Bennington
University of Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra
Richard C. Church
Wisconsin Union Theater
Madison
Hoosick Groups Plan December Veterans and Anniversary Events
The Hoosick Hot Shots will honor patients at Albany Veterans Hospital on December 10, in a event sponsored by the Hoosick Barracks World War I veterans. Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles marks its 19th anniversary with a roast beef dinner and dance December 5, with a reception from 6 to 7, then dinner and dancing to Tate's orchestra led by general chairman Nicholas Pugliese.
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Hoosick
Albany Veterans Hospital
Hoosick Barracks
Hoosick Falls
Aerie of Eagles
Tate
Nicholas Pugliese
Bennington Court Fines motorists for various traffic infractions
Municipal Court and state police continued enforcing motor vehicle laws last week. Defendants include Robert P. McCarthy of Troy who paid 35 dollars after pleading no contest to driving carelessly on Vermont 9 in Searsburg. Jane A. Weir of Walloomsac who paid 25 dollars for driving without a license on U.S. 7 in Bennington. Robert F. Thompson Jr of Bennington who pled guilty to failing to stop at a stop sign. Kenneth O. Cameron of Albany who paid 10 dollars for parking in a no parking zone. A string of speeding cases followed with fines ranging from 10 to 20 dollars for drivers from Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and other states. several on U.S. 7 and Vermont 67A in Bennington, Pownal, and nearby routes.
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Bennington
Robert P. McCarthy
Troy
N.Y
Vermont
Searsburg
McCarthy
Jane A. Weir
Walloomsac
U.S. 7
Robert F. Thompson Jr
Vermont 67A
Bennington College
Kenneth O. Cameron
Albany
Pownal
Lawrence P. Mattison
Firemen's Hall Transformed By Elves into Santa's Workshop
NORTH BENNINGTON The firehouse hall has become Santa's workshop one night weekly as the firemen's auxiliary crafts items from discarded materials for a bazaar on December 4 and 5. Mrs. Alan Noyes is general chairman for the bazaar and workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Alan Noyes
Garden sale and art exhibit set for July 22 1965
Manchester Garden Club announces a combined garden sale and art exhibit and tea at Equinox House Convention Hall on July 22 1965. Paintings by club members will be shown alongside handmade crafts and Christmas decorations, with proceeds supporting equipment for the new firehouse kitchen.
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Manchester Garden Club
Equinox House
Anne Mauger
Perley
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