Williams College to host Fourth Russian Intercollegiate Conference
Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts will host the Fourth Russian Intercollegiate Conference on October 18 and 19. Initiated three years ago by Dartmouth College the event marks the tenth year of Russian instruction at Williams with the theme The Russian Quest for Truth and will include three public English lectures by Dmitry F Grigorieff professor of Russian at Georgetown University.
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Mass
Williams College
Dartmouth College
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Dmitry F. Grigorieff
Georgetown
Robert C. Williams
Bronfman
Patricia Blake
Moscow
Life Magazine
Dartmouth
Princeton
Smith
Mt. Holyoke
Middlebury
Come Look Us Over Lions Plan Night Oct 15 in North Bennington
NORTH BENNINGTON The Norshaft Lions Club schedules a Come Look Us Over night during the bi weekly meeting at 7 p.m. October 15 at the North Bennington Congregational Church. Lions International urges clubs to host October visits to recruit new members and share goals. King Lion Bob Peckham will award more than 30 perfect attendance pins and initiate new members. Members are asked to bring prospective members.
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North Bennington
Norshaft Lions Club
North Bennington Congregational Church
Lions International
Lions Club
Bob Peckham
Lions
Norshaft Lions
Hoag Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Gordon and Bertha Hoag of Walloomsac marked their 50th anniversary with a Sunday open house at their son John Hoag’s home. More than 200 relatives and friends attended. They were wed Oct 12, 1918 in Hoosick Falls. The couple have four other children and 23 grandchildren with one great grandchild. The program included local clergy and family from nearby towns and states. They remain active in community groups and enjoy traveling and visits to family.
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Walloomsac
N.Y
Gordon Hoag
John Hoag
Hoag
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Falls
Bertha Bardon
East Hoosi
St. Mary’s Academy
James
East Hoosick
Helen Stopher
Jacksonville
Fla
Mary Barringer
Troy
Bruce
Rosemary Hoag) Andrews
Adams
Mass
Mary Richard
Green Island
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Deer Kills Reported in Bow Season at Pownal
The Pow nal town clerk's office reports two bow season deer kills in the first three days. James Rhodes of South Pownal shot a buttonhorn buck weighing 70 pounds in Pownal. Richard Dean of Adams Mass shot a doe weighing 90 pounds, estimated in Arlington.
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Pownal
James Rhodes
South Pownal
Richard Dean
Adams
Mass
Arlington
College Plans Reception For SVAC Director
Randolph Center Vermont Technical College to host a reception for James L. Montague executive director of the Southern Vermont Art Center on Sunday October 20 from 4 to 6 pm. Public invited. Montague’s works appear in touring NH shows and at Madison Square Gallery in New York. Several pieces are in permanent collections in Manchester and West Point. A current exhibit features 23 Montague oil paintings and watercolors in Morey Hall student lounge as part of ongoing college art shows.
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Randolph Center
Vermont Technical College
James L. Montague
Southern Vermont Art Center
New Hampshire Art Association
Art
New York
Madison Square Gallery
Montague
Southern Vermont Artists
Manchester
United States Military Academy
West Point
Morey Hall
Randolph Center College
Rupert Residents Raise a Roof
Rupert residents hosted a roof raising party on the new Rupert Road home in West Sandgate. Forty guests from New York cities and nearby hamlets attended a starlit event with food prepared by Mrs Rueggeberg and a toast led by Mrs Harry Bauer of Shushan.
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West Sandgate
West Rupert
Rupert Road
New York
Long Island
Shushan
Arlington
Sandgate
Rupert
Rueggeberg
Harry Bauer
SVAC Celebrates Closing of a Successful Season
The Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester hosted a party for 300 plus members and friends with mulled cider and doughnuts. A painting by Anne Maury was awarded to an Illinois visitor as the season closed, praised for strong sales and a diverse, well attended lineup. The center plans a November 15 group show at Village Gallery and will move staff to Union Street for winter planning and outreach to schools.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
William Resor
Pam Fontana
East Dorset
Anne Maury
Florence
Italy
Illinois
Southern Vermont Artists Inc
James L. Montague
Montague
Village
Odoriferous Tannery Cesspool Probed by State Agencies
North Pownal residents led a protest against Pownal Tanning Co alleging a foul smelling cesspool taints the village. The Water Resources Board found the disposal plant built by Whitman and Howard to be non compliant and lacking a proper filtration unit. State investigations will proceed with local sanitation officials to identify causes and seek corrective measures.
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Water Resources Board
Boston Engi
Neering Firm
Whitman and Howard
Rep. Lounsbury
Edward L. Tracy
State Bureau of Environmental Sanitation
Tracy
Lounsbury
Area District Sanitation Department
Pownal
Vermont
Pownals
Berkshire Symphony Opens 1968-69 Season Friday
The Berkshire Symphony under Julius Heggs begins its 1968-69 season Friday at 8 30 p m in Chapin Hall Williams College The program features Honegger Symphony No 5 Mendelssohn Symphony No 5 aka Reformation and Carl Ruggles Organum Tickets at the door or in advance at Harts Drug Store Season tickets also available For more information contact Mrs Richard Donati or Mrs Jack Hall Williamstown
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Williamstown
Mass
Berkshire Symphony
Chapin Hall
Williams College
Julius Heggs
Charles Honegger
Mendelssohn
Organum
Carl Ruggles
Heggi
Bennington
Richard Donati
Jack Hall
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