MacLeish's J.B. staged at Hoosick church
Hoosick Falls N Y All Saints Episcopal Church will host the Hoosick Valley Theater Company's presentation of Archibald MacLeish's J B a Pulitzer Prize winning play from 1959 The unique church setting will feature performances Friday and Saturday evenings with a dress rehearsal tonight at 8 open to the public Directed by H Ashton Crosby the Hoosac School leader the production is the second season opener for the company with the challenging nature noted
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Hoosick Falls
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All Saints Episcopal Church
Hoosick
J.B
Archibald
MacLeish
H. Ashton Crosby
Hoosac School
Pleasant Valley Grange Meetings Share Programs and Plans
The Pleasant Valley and Shushan granges held sessions on March 26 and April 2 led by Master Ernest Trinkle. Topics included The New World Outlook and Napal, with missionary work noted. A ham supper report, Rural Life Sunday plans, and a Bailey Hall film program by Arlington Fish and Game Club were announced. A spring theater project featured a Job retelling with Hoosick Valley Theater Company members and a large cast, with tickets at the door.
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Pleasant Valley Granges
Ernest Trinkle
Napal
Rodney Brownell
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Rural Life
Arlington Fish and Game Club
Fish and Game Department
Tinicum Marsh
Bailey Hall
East Arlington
Hazel Welling
Yvonne Lynds
Blanche Royal
Vera Trinkle
Duane Robinson
Pleasant Valley
Shushan Granges
Argyle
Raymond Johnson
Easton
Pleasant Valley Grange
Washington County
Disney ad brings kids galore for casting cattle call
Hollywood reports a Walt Disney Studio talent search drew over a thousand hopefuls aged three to 17 after a noted cattle call ad. Vince McEveety and Bill Anderson interviewed many, selecting two new faces for The Biscuit Eater based on tests, with George Spell and Johnny Whittaker finally chosen for the two boy roles.
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Holliwood
UPI
Walt Disney Studio
Disney
Vince McEveety
Bill Anderson
McEveety
Paramount
Anderson
North Carolina
Hollywood
Earl
Mt. Snow sewage plan faces state rule clash
Dover fire district officials oppose proposed Water Resources Board rules for sewage plant discharge citing a 30 to 1 dilution ratio as unrealistic. Engineer and board members warn alternatives at higher cost. district to meet April hearing in Montpelier while seeking bargaining fixes. Voters ok about 300 and 50 dollar assessments to cover legal and engineering costs.
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West Dover
Dover
Mt. Snow
State Water Resources Board
Joseph Lassiter
North Branch Fire District No. 1
Prudential Committee
Water Resources Board
Lassiter
Deerfield
Martin Johnson
Montpelier
Springfield
Robert Dufresne
Fire District
Dufresne
Vermont
John Christie
Larry Edwards
Henry Sweeney
Russell Barber
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