SPAC Director Leaves Post
Saratoga Springs NY SPAC today announced the resignation of Wayne Caristrand effective Sept 9. He joined SPAC in March as director of publicity and promotion from Los Angeles where he was press director for the Los Angeles Philharmonic. He will become public relations director for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and start in Texas immediately. Negotiations for a new SPAC publicity and promotion director are underway and expected to be completed soon for a November start.
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Saratoga Springs N.Y
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Wayne Caristrand
Caristrand
Performing Arts Center
Los Angeles
Calif
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Camistrand
Saratoga
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Texas
SPAC
Williams names woman professor at Williams College
Patricia A. Labine, ecologist, named assistant professor in Williams College biology department, the first full woman professor in science at the college. Born in Springfield, she excelled at Rockville High School, Mount Holyoke College, and Stanford University. She studied biomedical data processing at Michigan under NIH post doctoral grant and authored work on butterfly population biology.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Patricia A. Labine
Williams
Doris de Keyserlingk
Springfield
Somers
Conn
Labine
Rockville (Conn
Mount Holyoke College
Phi Beta Kappa
Stanford University
National Science Foundation
Miss Labine
University of Michigan
National Institute of Health
Arlington social notes mix of visitors and scouts in Vermont town
Arlington and nearby residents are hosting visitors and children involved in Scouting and garden clubs. Highlights include Philip Leonard preparing to teach at Iona State College after earning a Penn State doctorate, Mary Whalen and connections to Arlington families, Peace Corps service ended in Lima, Peru, and the Alpine Exploration Camporee in Dorset attended by Scout Troop 334 with leaders Mattison. Community events span plant talks, bulb gardening, and weekly club gatherings at local firehouse and community rooms.
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Philip Leonard
Tempe
Ariz
Leonard
Penn State College
Iona State College
Mary Whalen
Atty
John L. Whalen
W. B. Wallace
Arlington
Bound Brook
N.J
Alma Hosking
Philadelphia
George W. Zimmer
Terry Ehrich
New York City
Ehrich
Manfred Ehrich Jr
John M. Whalen
Lima
Peru
Peace Corps
Bob Mattison
Boy Scout
Dorset
Kelly and
Owen
David Towne
Charles Howard
John Hess
Tom Doorman
Steve Brown
Bill
Bob Brown
Douglas - Mattison
Max Walsh
Lindsey
Dan Mattison
Doug Mattison
Raceview Trailer Park Protest Continues in Williamstown
Seven families at Raceview Trailer Park met Friday night at Spruces park in Williamstown with a Timenteria Corp. official from Bristol, Conn. Residents object to management rules seen as harsh and intrusive. The sole change cited is removal of an interior-entry clause.
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Pownal
Raceview
Spruces Park
Williamstown
Timenteria] Corp
Bristol
Conn
Timenterial Corp
South Pownal Park
William Shanahan
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Vermont
Local notes from Sandgate and Greenwich Hospital birth
John Lundquist returns to Sandgate after hospital confinement. Kimberly Fisher, born Thursday at Greenwich Hospital, weighs six pounds four ounces, daughter of Michael A. and Judy Weeks Fisher of Cos Cob. Grandparents Kay Weeks and Bob Weeks, and M L Fisher and Riverside residents, celebrate first granddaughter. زند
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Deer Hill
West Arlington
Kimberly Fisher
Michael A. Fisher
Judy Weeks
Cos Cob
Conn
Kim
Greenwich Hospital
Greenwich
Kay
Bob Weeks
M. L. Fisher
Riverside
Four Pownals Students Enroll at St Joseph College Old Bennington
Vera Langlais and four students from The Pownals join St Joseph College Old Bennington this term. The group includes William James son of Arthur James business management major David Walsh Jr son of David Walsh Sr accounting major Robert Atwood son of Ivan W Atwood business management major and Laura B Dickinson daughter of Marcel A Langlais medical secretarial science major.
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Pownals
St. Joseph College
Old
Bennington
William James
Arthur James
David Walsh Jr
David Walsh Sr
Robert Atwood
Ivan W. Atwood
Laura B. Dickinson
Marcel A. Langlais
Leaders in Business Arts To Reassess Community Roles
Leaders of business and the arts from across New York State will gather in Saratoga Springs October 3 4 for a round table seminar. Arnold Gingrich and August Heckscher will close the event with panels featuring state and city officials and prominent industry figures.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
New York State
Arnold Gingrich
Esquire Magazine
August Heckscher
Parks
New York City
Samuel B. Gould
State University of New York
Saratoga Performing Art Center
Gannet Foundation
Arthur Levitt
State of New York
Richard Eels
Columbia University
Alden Schneider
American Can Company
Alexander Ewing
Joffrey Ballet
Goldwin McLellan
Business Committee For the Arts
John Hightower
New York Council For the Arts
Crisr
Elinore
Guggenheimer
New York City Planning Commission
John MacFadyen
David Laub
Marine Midland Trust Company
Western New York
Richard Andrews
Corning Glass Foundation
Joel Oppenheimer
Chris White
Jazzmobile
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Gene Robb
Capital Newspapers
Newman E. Wait Jr
Adirondack Trust
Joseph C. Paramountain
Skidmore College
Fred Eaton
the Saratogian
Dorothy Maynor
Harlem School of the Arts Company
Roger Larson
Young Film Makers Club
Saratoga
Gideon Putnam
Performing Arts
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Shaftsbury Fish and Game Club
Matteson
U.S
BOY Scout News
Garden Club News
Manches Clifford B. Graham
Donald S. Kendall
Graham
Garden Club
Elise Phillips
Joseph Meyer
David Martin
R. K. Miles Sr
Scott B. Campbell
Manfred Ww, Ehrich Jr
Helene Thompson
East Arlington
Arlington Fire Co
Arlington Choral
Bailey
Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
Batten Grange
Grange Hall
Raceview Trailer Park
Sandgate
John Lundquist
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Alice Dibble
Cole
Fox
The
Vera Langiais
Bart
Monument Plaza
Chuck
Cash
Bennington Banner
Smart Mammoth Mart
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