Williams College Center for Development Economics relocates
The Williams College Center for Development Economics enters its seventh year with 20 graduate students from 14 countries in a new in town home at Main and South Streets. The displaced Cluett House will serve as a conference center while the cohort, financed mainly by the Ford Foundation and other sources, studies undergraduates in economics and hosts an October meeting of biologists funded by the National Academy of Sciences.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College Center For Development Economics
Cluett House
Gale Road
Paul Clark
Main
Williams
St. Anthony Hall
Cluett
Honeuras
India
Kenya
Liberia
Malaysia
Mexico
Pakistan
Philippines
Singapore
Tanzania
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Uganda
Yugoslavia
Ford Foundation
U.S. Agency For International Development
Pleasant Valley and church activities fill local week
Officials plan a Monday board meeting at the Methodist Church at 8 p.m. A Pleasant Valley Grange card party is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the hall. Sunday services follow the 11:30 a.m. schedule with Rev. Oswald A. Muller in charge. Sunday school meets at 10:30 a.m. Booster Night at the Grange is September 30 at 8:30 p.m. Open to the public. Local guests include the Hamilton and Morehouse families. North Hoosick churches sponsor a social concerns meeting at Eagle Bridge Methodist Church tonight at 8:15. Area students at Cornell, Cobleskill, and Russell Sage College are noted among weekend arrivals. Officers for Pleasant Valley Grange are named, with Brownell as master and Hungerford as treasurer among others. An art show review covers Manchester's Southern Vermont Art Center exhibit with works by Hughes, Cadmus, Tooker, Caffee, and others, praising the variety and quality. The show runs through Oct. 12.
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Methodist Church
Pleasant Valley Grange
Oswald A. Muller
John Hamilton
Robert Insterman
Cornell University
Larry Wilbur
Donald
Cobleskill
Bonnie Pratt
Russell Sage College
Troy
Ormsby Chapter DAR Hears Talk on Insignia
Ormsby Chapter DAR met at the home of Mrs. Earle E. Storrs with Mrs. G. Murray Campbell, vice regent, speaking on In signia and Seal of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. She reviewed the President General's message on Constitution Week and displayed insignia and medals with slides while regent Mrs. L. R. Soderberg led prayers and reports. The group noted a good 1966 rating and planned to attend the Vermont DAR State Conference in Woodstock.
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Ormsby
Dar
Manchester
G. Murray Campbell
Earle E. Storrs
Campbell
The
National Society, Daughters of the Ameli
L. R. Soderberg
Ormsby Chapter
State Conference of
Vermont
Woodstock
Soderberg
Daughters of the American Revolution
Markey - Glenn
Main Street
United States
Ringheiser
Vermont girls golf leads at Crown Point Springfiel d
Pam Fisk of Burr and Burton Seminary won the Vermont Interscholastic Championship girls division with an 89 at Crown Point Country Club. Gail Davis of Otter Valley joins her in qualifying for state matches next week. Mrs Helen Pearson announced flag lessons and the Bennington County Farm Bureau Essay Award winner Miss Susan Miller. The next meeting is Oct 13.
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Pam Fisk
Robert J. Fisk
Crown Point Country Club
Springfield
Pam
Burr and Burton Seminary
Gail Davis
Otter Valley Union High School
Helen Pearson
United States Flag
Lincoln
Illinois
Bennington County Farm Bureau
Susan Miller
East Manchester
Mental Retardation Parley Set in Vermont Conference
Vermont to host Northeastern Region Americ an Association on Mental Deficiency at Equinox House October 4 6. Over 500 leaders in mental retardation expected with regional and national figures from Brandon Training School and state agencies outlining panels on marriage and parenthood, federal plans, and program enrichment funded by grants.
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Manchester
Vermont
American Association On
Raymond M. Mulcahy
Brandon Training School
AAMD
Jonathan P. A. Leopold
Department of Mental Health
New England
Green Mountain
William F. Kearns Jr
Department of Administration
Jean Garvin
Marjorie B. Taylor
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Charles Tatro
Joseph S. Handy
John P. Hackett
Wayne Austin
Brandon
W. Earle Forman
Bennington
Silver Towers Camp
Brandon Training School Association
A. J. Pappanikou
University of Connecticut
Pineland Hospital and Training Center
Marguerite Hastings
Baltimore
Robert Hyde
Massachusetts
Marlboro lecture opens with Dr J Rene Dick Jackson
Dr J Rene Dick Jackson, dean of students and history professor at Queensborough Community College CUNY, will speak at Marlboro College on Historic and Contemporary Experiences of God. He formerly led national programs at the National Conference of Christians and Jews and taught at New Brunswick Theological Seminary.
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New Brunswick Theological Seminary
New Jersey
Congregational Church
Witney
Dryfordshire
England
First Presbyterian Church
Rahway
N.J
Johns Hopkins Hospital
University Mission
Princeton
Europe
South Asia
Far East
United States
International Studies Project
Director’s Association of the Laymen’s Colleges
Columbus Group
Association of Laymen’s Training Centers
North America
Jackson
Westminster College
Princeton Theological Seminary
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Oxford
Cambridge
Lions fall conference visit plans public chicken pie supper
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peets and Mr and Mrs Edward J Doyle attended the Lions fall conference in Mt Ascutney last weekend. Co chairmen Mrs Harold Best and Mrs Max Grout announce the hospitality committee is busy with plans for the Enterprise Society of East Arlington Federated Church annual public chicken pie supper in Bailey Hall on September 29 at 5 pm. All are invited.
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Lawrence Peets
Edward J. Doyle
Mt. Ascutney
The
Enterprise Society of East Arlington Federated Church
Harold Best
Max Grout
Bailey Hall
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Ceres
Rena Brundige
Pomona
Victor Royal
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Raymond Horton
Art Review
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Southern Vermont Art Center
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Will Hollingsworth
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William H. Caffee
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Lo— Hughes
Homer
Day
Miss Bischoff
Caffee
Pigei
Ta Brava
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Connaway
Sidney F. Willis
Dean Fausett
A. Montgomery Huntington
Bess Moore
Norman Wright
William Christopher
Thomas Reilly Dibble
Dibble
Richard A. Clark
Diana Heiskell
Virginia Webb
Stuart Eldredge
Gene Pelham
Dorothy Candy Yaghjian
Robert Vassar
Alex McBride
Harold Knight
Christine Pringham
Jean Hauck
James Mitchell
Robin Spry Campbell
Elfriede Abbe
Sam
Uel Ogden
Janet Greg Schroder
Belle Bellerose
George A. Eckweiler
Marjorie Jensen
Old
Eckweiler
Southern Veremont Art Center
Arlingtonian
Chet Ringheiser
Madkour
Bennington, VT
Borden
Marlboro
Arlington East
Arlington
Helene Thompson
AOL
Cherrywood
Veterans Memorial Drive
N. Adams
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