Dorset Players Stage Feydeau Farce A Flea in Her Ear
Dorset Playhouse opens Georges Feydeau farce A Flea in Her Ear with an all local cast delivering rapid, intertwined humor. Critics praise precise blocking, natural pacing, and strong ensemble work led by Fred LaTorella Anne-Marie Himmelsbach and William Koutrakos.
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George Feydeau
Dorset Playhouse
Camille Chandeleise
Fred LaTorella
Antoinette Plucheux
Val McClure
Etienne Plucheux
Chet Ringheiser
Finache
John Hilske
Luciene Homenides
de Histangua
Anne-Marie Himmelsbach
Raywonde
Joanne Clark
Victor Emmanuel
William Koutrakos
Romain Tounel
Arthur Jones
Carlos Homenides
Paul Himmelsbeck
Dorset
Georges Feydeau
Dorset Players
St Michael's College to honor May 26 commencement
Commencement speaker will be commentator Howard K. Smith who will also receive an honorary degree last year. Degrees announced for year include Roy Battenhouse Earl J. McGrath Charlotte Curtis and Bishop May along with Judge Tim Murphy. Senior banquet on May 25 and Baccalaureate Mass May 26.
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Howard K. Smith
St. Michael’s College
Rhodes
ABC Television News
Roy W. Battenhouse
Indiana University
Charlotte M. Curtis
New York Times
Earl J. McGrath
Education of
Lilly Foundation, Inc
John L. May
Mobile
Ala
Tim Murphy
Superior Court of the
District of Columbia
May
John A. Marshall
Vermont
Burlington
Pownai Pamela Blakeman Events And Auction Notice
Religious education classes will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. at Pownai Elementary School. Alcoholics Anonymous meets Saturday at 8 p.m. at the church. Donations of items may be made by calling 823 5617 or leaving items on the church steps. Pownal Lions auction on May 25. Donations may be made by calling Richard Champney 823 7215 or Alan Taylor 823 5561.
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Pownai
Majoun Alcoholics Anonymous
Pownal Lions Club
Richard Champney
Alan Taylor
N Y Route 67 Reconditioning Planned Across 11.3 Miles
Hoosick Falls announces Route 67 in Schaghticoke Pittstown and Hoosick will be resurfaced with asphalt and strengthened shoulders. Light adjustments at two hilly locations will raise or lower road levels. New guide railings and drainage upgrades to be installed. Project runs from Route 40 in Schaghticoke to Eagle Bridge Hoosick River crossing. Bids open May 16.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Schaghticoke
Pittstown
Hoosick
Raymond T. Schuler
New York Department of Transportation
Hoosick River
Eagle Bridge
DOT
Entering Brave New World warned by Vermont college talk
Dr Richard Landesman of the University of Vermont warned Vermont College students and the public that genetic engineering could soon enable deliberate human heredity design. He described cloning, embryo manipulation, and hypothetical future capabilities while urging society to consider whether it is wise to control human heredity.
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Landesman
NASA
Alpha Centauri
Space
Lanesman
Albert Einsteins
Racquel Welches
Arlington High Dance Show Promises Folk World Theme
Arlington girls in grades 4 to 12 will stage the second annual dance show on May 1 at 7 30 p m in the high school gym. The free event titled Folk Dancing Around the World showcases student performances amid a backdrop of global dance traditions. Dr Landesman discusses genetic engineering advances and ethical questions about artificial embryos and cloned children, noting potential health benefits and societal risks. He frames science as at a crossroads requiring public responsibility.
North Bennington School budget hints at pay scale talks
The North Bennington School Board, in an executive session, works on next year’s budget and must set pay scales for auxiliary teachers and finish negotiations with teachers on their proposal. Superintendent Sleeman noted the salary schedule discussion and an April 6 initial session, with a tentative meeting set for next Thursday to present the board’s counterproposal. In Hoosick Falls, Harry S. Von Haggin Jr. of Boyntonville is fined 500 dollars after pleading guilty to a reduced misdemeanor tied to false statements in gun sales to an out of state resident, with possible recall to active duty under review. A St John the Baptist parish bake sale will follow the evening Mass Saturday to benefit the church. donations can be left in the parish hall kitchen.
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North Bennington
George Sleeman
Sleeman
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Harry S. von Haggin Jr
Boyntonville
von Haggin
U.S
Bender Solomon
Albany
St. John the Baptist
Pat Mannion
Beatrice Gilman
Merck Forest
Robert Kellogg
Betty Riley
Kellogg
Shelburne Museum
Robert Nolan
Bleau House
Phillip Viereck
Shaftsbury
Extension Service
Forest & Parks Department
Bennington County
Vermont Education Department
Viereck
John Scarey
Vosha
China Week at Dartmouth Announces April 29 to May 4
Dartmouth College hosts China Week with lectures films demonstrations a concert and a Chinese dinner from April 29 to May 4. Organized by the Chinese Student Association and River Clusterdormitories with support from Asian Studies Program anthropology government and history departments Hopkins Center Art Galleries Student Forum and Choate dormitories. Prof Ho Ping-ti of the University of Chicago will deliver a lecture May 1 at 8 p.m. in 105 Dart-
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth College
River Cluster
Dartmouth
Hopkins Center
Choate
Ho Ping-ti
University of Chicago
Association For Asian Studies
Dart
Peter New
University of Toronto
Murdough
People’s Republic of China
China
New
Madame Fan Tchun-pi
Brookline
Mass
Hayward
Hanover Inn
Charles Ch
U of Connecticut College
Fairbanks North
Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region
Fairbanks
Evelyn Chan
Worthington
Ohio
Williams College campaign to raise 50 million by 1980
Williams College will launch the Capital Fund for the Seventies aiming to raise 50 million dollars by 1980. Already 15 million in advanced gifts, including 1.8 million from trustees, funds to endow the Sawyer Library and new facilities. Campaign chair Preston S. Parish outlined allocations to endowment, faculty chairs, student aid, science, and facilities across arts, libraries, and campus buildings.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams
Preston S. Parish
Kalamazoo
Mich
Board of
John Edward Sawyer
Parish
Stephen R. Lewis Jr
Dowment
Center For Environmental Studies
Chapin Hall
Thompson Biology Laboratory
Williams Inn
John W. Chandler
Talcott M. Banks
Boston
Board of Trustees
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