Williams study urges more women at Williams College
Williams College after going coed and expanding 50 percent in five years finds the transition largely successful but cites three problems. It calls for a higher female share, more senior women faculty, and smaller classes. The Kershaw committee notes that a sex blind admissions policy could raise women in each class while maintaining merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Joseph A. Kershaw
Kershaw Committee
Williams
Griffin Hall
Kershaw
Erica Jong
Betty Friedan
Bennington County BCRC backs regional development district plan
The Bennington County Regional Commission voted to pursue forming a five-county southern Vermont economic development district and authorized its executive director to join as an incorporator. The action aims to increase federal funding for EDA projects, with additional 15 percent support if the district exists, and to staff the district with a dedicated planner. The meeting also covered the state justice plan and a forthcoming 60-page human services inventory and needs assessment, with officials debating regional police and correctional issues and the pace of judicial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Garland Arlington
Bennington County Regional Commission
BCRC
Vermont
St. Margaret Mary Parish Hall
Governor’s Commission On the Administration of Justice
Carol Ineson
Bennington County
Springfield
EDA
John G. Simson
Simson
Washington
Bennington
Commission On the Administration of Justice
Commission
Janice Farman
Stamford
Justice Commission
Farman
Forsythe
Fred Whittemore
Dorset
Windsor State Prison
Franklin Frantz
Woodford
Frantz
State Commission
Explorer Post Presidents Meeting in Green Mountain Council
Manchester announces a Sept 21 1 pm meeting for all explorer post presidents from the Green Mountain Council. Held at the Scout hall in the Catamount Bank building, accessed through the US Forest Service door. All Explorers invited to attend. aims for strong turnout in the southern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Hall
Green Mountain Council
Catamount Bank
Forest Service
Post
Mrs Burns honored for 22 years service to party
Dorset Vermont report: At a Wednesday caucus in Dorset United Church Parish House about 15 Democrats from Dorset and South Dorset re elected Claude Dern Sidney Meachem and Kenneth Wade to the Town Committee. County committee picks include Louis Grodsky Walter McNamara and Ellen Maloney with Lucile Fay as alternate. Wade re elected chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Warner
Dorset
Democratic
Bennington
The
United Church of Dorset
South Dorset
Democratic Committee
Kenneth Wade
Claude Dern
Sidney Meachem
Louis Grodsky
Walter McNamara
Ellen Maloney
Lucile Fay
Sandgate Church to Hold 9 a.m. Communion Service
The Sandgate Methodist Church led by the Rev. Floyd E. George will conduct a 9 a.m. communion service this Sunday Sept. 21. A committee led by Edward Malloy as vice chairman will serve. Julie Grodsky was elected secretary treasurer. Wade praised Mrs. Thomas Burns for 22 years of service as secretary treasurer of the Town Democratic Committee, and Burns declined another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandgate
Edward Malloy
Julie Grodsky
Wade
Thomas Burns
Democratic Committee
Lawrence
Larry’’ Malloy
Malloy
Tom Whalen
Sandra Riley
Mark Riley
Larry Malloy
James Kelly
Richard Farrell
AAUW to Meet in Salem New Hampshire
The Association of University Women will hold the North Atlantic Regional Conference September 26 and 27 at the Ramada Inn in Salem New Hampshire. National AAUW President Dr Marjorie Bell Chambers will speak on New England Woman Puritan to Person. Workshops, panel discussions and a Friday reception are planned with Luncheon reservations due by September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Claire Fulcher
AAUW
Margaret Ackroyd
U.S
Elizabeth Michaels
Margaret Koster
Clara Allen
Judy Rosenstreich
Vermont
Association
Jan Richmond
Peggy Hodgkins
Nancy Wilson
Kathleen Magill
Box
Amherst
N.H
Ramada Inn
Jo Crisman
Weekend Visits Across Several New York Communities
Names of residents and relatives from Walloomsac, Plattsburgh, Deposit, Amston, South Cambridge, White Creek, Saratoga, Oneonta, Cobleskill, Glens Falls, Buskirk, Albany, Keansburg, and Bennnington are listed as weekend visitors and movers. The note mentions people such as Terri Cottrell, Jane Fitzgerald, Ross Bentley, Roscoe Austin, Mary Ellen Hoag, Arthur Guiden, Alice Guiden, and several families, with various stays and visits across multiple towns.
Norton to Speak at Dartmouth in Women’s Program
Eleanor Holmes Norton New York City human rights commissioner will speak Sunday Sept 21 at 8 pm in Spaulding Auditorium Dartmouth College. The event opens this year’s speaking program sponsored by the Dartmouth Women’s Program Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Civil Liberties Union
Antioch College
Norton
Yale University
Yale Law School
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Washington
Studio Museum
Harlem
A. Philip Randolph Institute
City College of New York
Marymount College
Princeton University
Bard College
Cedar Crest College
Louise Waterman Wise
Edward W. Norton
New York City Housing Authority
Arlington Lions Club to sell bulbs and brooms Sept drive
The Arlington Lions Club will run a four day fundraiser from September 22 to 25 selling electric light bulbs and brooms to residents. Proceeds fund Lions Club projects with every cent supporting local initiatives. Project Pak bundles feature two 60, two 75 and two 100 watt bulbs delivered to homes. The Arlington Rescue Squad hosts its second annual flea market on October 12 with free admission and a chicken barbecue. Dealers needed. Arrested political notes follow with Malloy elected as town committee chair and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Lions Club
Lee Marsh
Lions Club
Lions Clubs
Arlington Rescue Squad
Hoosick Falls groups announce events and caucus
Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary sets Donation Day and Food Sale for Friday October 10 at Ruditis Home Appliance Store on John Street. Donations may be given that day or mailed to treasurer Hazel Hill Eagle Bridge. Hoosick Falls Elks hold Steak Dinner and Dance Saturday in the clubhouse from 7 30 to 9 30 p.m. Carl Piritz and Gerald Tate co chair. Town Democrats caucus September 25 at Community Center Church Street 8 p.m. Dutch maid clothing party at Rescue Squad headquarters Friday September 24 7 30 proceeds aid Rescue Squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Area
Bertha Hoag
Rose Waythus
Bertha’s Angels
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Stone School House
Ruditis Home
John Street
Hazel Hill
Eagle Bridge
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
Town of Hoosick
Democrats
Church Street
Town of
Hoosick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Regional Commission
Simson Saich
Manchester
Burns
West Arlington
Nancy Tsehorn
Carter
Georgia
Mt. Anthony
Ann Warner
New Dorset
Banner
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Association of University Women
Salem, N.H
Shaftsbury
Sheilah Miller
Joseph A. Lobravico
West Mountain Road
New Jersey
Walloomsac
Terri Cottrell
Suny At
Plattsburgh
Jane C. Fitzgerald
Ross Bentley
Deposit
Mrs
Kevin Bentley
Brad Northrup
Kerry Ann
Amston, Conn
Raymond Hoag
Billy Austin
South Cambridge
Roscoe Austin
Skip Wilson
White Creek
Harvey Baker
Greenwich
John O’hare
Alice Guiden
Saratoga
Sandra Hoag
Oneonta
SUNY
Cobleskill
Mary Ellen Hoag
Edward Cottrell
Glens Falls
Kenneth Cottrell
Arthur Guiden
Buskirk
Howard Gilden
Albany
Alice
John
Edward Guiden
Alice B. Fitzgerald
Terry Bentley
Mike and
Michelle
Henry Cerwinski
Keansburg
N.J
Gordon Hoag
Mrs. Norton
Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Avianca
Sunderland
Gerald Raftery
Harold Putnam
Pittsfield General Hospital
Savings & Loan Association
Main Street
Winston W. Lother
Metrolitan Life
Metropolitan Lite
New York, Nly
Arlington
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
A.m. Carl Piritz and
Gerald Tate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!