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"Cap" Avery writes from Florida that he rejoices that Claud Kirk was elected Governor of Florida but he is sad that both Holy Cross and Harvard beat Dartmouth at football.

Joe Barnett recently had a small party at his home for "General" and Edna Willson. Also present were Edna's sister, Edith White and "Laddie" Myers, Dartmouth '20. "Joe" recently retired as editor of the Bellair News which is published by the Bellair Civic and Property Owners' Association of Bellair, Fla. He has been editor for 5½ years and the December 1966 issue of that publication pays a fine tribute to Joe for his service. A brief quote follows: - "The regular residents of Bellair really have no way of knowing and appreciating the time, effort and brainpower that Joe has given to the Town for about 5½ years of service as the Editor of the Newsletter and as an officer and director of the Association."

Don Cunningham writes that be is now retired at Denver but is having fun doing nothing but fish and swim.

Carl and Grace Forsaith celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on June 27, 1966 at their home in Auburn, N. H. Many neighbors and friends from out-of-state gathered to help them celebrate. They are both in excellent health and are very happy in retirement. Carl is writing a history of the town of Auburn and hopes it may be published next year.

George Davidson of West Palm Beach, Fla., writes that "Flower Ranch" is more beautiful than ever but he is considering selling it within a year and moving to a smaller and less demanding place. He sees the George Stiles' and Cap Averys occasionally and reports that they are fine.

"Red" Spillane writes to Bob Conant:-"Am still the same old Red Head. Feeling good. Hope you are the same. My very best to you." "Bob" Mungall, Anaheim, Calif., is in fine health. He is still on the Anaheim Planning Commission and received his twenty year pin on Nov. 11, 1966.

"Ed" and Florence Stiles are getting along well at St. Petersburg, Fla. Florence is much improved in health. Their daughter, Florence and granddaughter Marguerite are back with them after two years at Ft. Wainwright in Fairbanks, Alaska. Marguerite's husband, Major Heath is on foreign tour so that they are all together now at St. Petersburg. Their phone number is: 392-4504.

Milton Aronowitz has recently been honored at Albany, N. Y., by being presented the B'nai B'rith Man of the Year Award. A newspaper article states "Dr. Aronowitz has been a lifelong doer both in his profession and in community affairs. He has served as president of the Albany Community Chest and president of the Albany Jewish Community Center. He served in WW I and during WW II was in the National Guard as a Colonel. He has served his Alma Mater, Dartmouth College, as a loyal alumnus. It is appropriate that there be a community expression of its thanks to him by this award."

Many of us who remember our classmate George Munroe, who passed away Jan. 5, 1938, will be pleased to know that his son, George B. Munroe '40 has recently been elected president of the Phelps Dodge Corporation, a leading domestic copper producer. He has had a distinguished business career since his graduation. He served three years in the Navy during WW II. Our congratulations go to the son of our beloved and respected classmate.

Jack Nelson is confined to the Elliot Hospital at Manchester, N. H. recuperating from a heart disturbance that requires a good long rest for complete recovery. BartShepard visited him the other day and found him in excellent spirits and eager to get back to his business affairs and his game of golf.

Les Ashton writes that he and Louise were sorry that they missed the October class reunion. They were traveling in Europe with a wonderful month in Switzerland and returned home in fine shape and well rested.

Joe Cheney was in Hanover for the Brown game and had a leisurely trip back to St. Petersburg stopping to visit John who is now stationed at Ft. Munroe at Hampton, Va.

Bob Crenner is laid up at his home in Hudson, N. H., with sciatica and arthritis and has to keep pretty quiet. He cheerfully writes however that: this old age stuff is not all its cracked up to be."

George Steele, Bill Davis and Bart andRenza Shepard represented our class at the annual meeting and banquet of the Boston Dartmouth Alumni Association held at the Boston Sheraton Hotel on February 2nd.

Change of Address: - Mrs. William S. Appleyard, 499 South Prospect St., Burlington, Vt.

President, 18 Old Colony Road Wellesley Hills, Mass. 02181

Treasurer, Hanover, N. H. 03755

Bequest Co-chairmen,