Opinion Center Receives $1000 Grant at Williams College
The Roper Public Opinion Research Center at Williams College in Williamstown has been awarded a $1000 grant by the U S Steel Foundation Inc as part of its aid to science program. Dr Philip K Hastings director and professor says the funds will support the center's current operating budget.
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Williamstown
Mass
Roper Public Opinion Research Center
Williams College
U.S. Steel Foundation, Inc
Philip K Hastings
Williams
First Concert to Raise Funds for Bennington College Harpsichord
NORTH BENNINGTON a concert to fund a new harpsichord at Bennington College will be held tomorrow night September 12 at 8 15 in the Bennington Catholic High School auditorium. Richard Dyer Bennet tenor and guitarist will perform a recital of folk songs.
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Bennington College
Bennington Catholic High School
Richard Dyer - Bennet
Weston Funds Promise Theater By Next Summer
Weston residents report $26,500 raised for rebuilding the Weston Playhouse. Total insurance coverage stands near $40,000, with outside donations just starting to come in. Harris Baldwin, drive chair, says Weston seeks a new theater and aims to open next summer with strong regional support.
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Weston
Weston Playhouse
Harris Baldwin
Ballet Classes Resume 8th Year In Manchester
Joyce Hurley’s dance school in Manchester restarts its eighth season offering classical ballet for all levels plus tap modern jazz and calypso. Workshops span ages three to 18 and adults. Registration this Saturday September 15 at Barnumville Road school or by phone.
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Manchester
Joyce Hurley
Tchaikovsky
Flower arranging meets set for South Cambridge Nite Owls
The South Cambridge and Nite Owls home demonstration units begin the season with meetings at Center Cambridge town hall. The South Cambridge session is Wednesday Sept 12 at 2 pm followed by an 8 pm Nite Owls meeting. Both focus on flower arranging with new members welcome.
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Nite Owls
Town Hall
Center Cambridge
Sumner Lind
Washington
Community notices from North Bennington area
North Bennington and nearby towns report holiday visits by residents. John D. Briggs spent the weekend in New York City. Mr and Mrs Norman D Bott stayed at their South Cambridge home. Patricia Cronk of New Jersey visited her parents, the George Cronks. The Andrews family moved to Norwich New York. Kathryn Buckley returned from Canada and resumed duties at Cambridge Central School. Harringtons and children visited the State Exposition in Syracuse. The Congregational Women's Fellowship met at Mrs J Edward White’s home with a 23 member turnout and devotions by Mrs John Kennedy Jr on ancient symbols guiding Christian living. Charles Parsley and Duncan Campbell announced a year program including a school aims panel on Oct 2 inviting parents. The president Mrs Harold Riemann urged attendance at the State Women’s Fellowship meeting in Barre on Sept 20. The rummage sale date set for Oct 6. unclaimed dishes and clothing to be sold. members urged to check items before sale. Donors and helpers asked to call Mrs Kennedy. Catherine Elwell reports Red Cross swimming badges earned by local youths including Jaquim Brant Robert Hall Lynn Dris coll Kathleen McCue Bonnie Leamy Geoffrey Wolff. News notes Nina Smith’s death in Florida. funeral in Fairfield Maine. Hawley Burton of Eugene Oregon visiting North Bennington for September. reconnected with friends. Florence Pratt returns home after visiting Burlington and Wallingford relations.
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New York City
Norman D. Bott
South
Cambridge
Patricia Cronk
New Jersey
George Cronk
John B. Andrews
Norwich
N.Y
Kathryn Buckley
Canada
Troy
Cambridge Central School
Donald Harrington
Syracuse
Congregational Women's Fellowship
J. Edward White
John Kennedy Jr
Charles Parsley
Duncan Campbell
Harold Riemann
State Women’s Fellowship
Barre
Kennedy
Art Center Reports Rising Membership and Revenue at SVA Meeting
The Southern Vermont Artists, Inc. annual meeting in Manchester elected Ray P. Foote to the board to fill a vacancy left by William Schwarz. Wil liam Schwarz and Lincoln Isham were named honorary trustees. Officers Howe Arkell Brewster Zecher were reelected, and reports showed higher gallery sales and member fees.
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Dorset
Southern Vermont Artists, Inc
Art Center
William T. Schwarz
Arlington
Lincoln Isham
Carleton Howe
Bartlett Arkell
Robert C. Brewster
Ilsley Zecher
Theodor Haig
School of Art
Jay Connaway
School of Dance
Marina Svetlova
Zecher
Howe
Capitol
Bernard Eichen
Julius Levine
Claudio Arrau
Arkell
4 H Club Meeting At Mrs Youngs Home
Arlington Ann Marsh reports the 4 H group will meet at Mrs William Young's home Wednesday at 7 p.m. to record their records. Legion Auxiliary plans a business meeting on September 11 at 8 p.m. at Legion rooms. Kathy Young visited Derby Vermont for a 4 H exchange weekend with Orleans County junior leaders.
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William Young
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Kathy Young
Derby
Orleans County
Bennington County
Orleans
Donna Keene
Joe Keene
Hartwick College
Oneonta
N.Y
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