George and Martha ten years and still happy at Marlboro Theatre
Edward Albee's Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? opened at Marlboro Theatre with Robert Devaney and Hilary Waters delivering intense George and Martha performances. The review notes a tender, tragic depth, calling the play a modern Abelard and Heloise as Marlboro players revive a minor masterpiece and reflect on marriage’s brutal honesty. The piece also includes a Vermont Honey Queen event and society notices for the fall gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Alber
Marlboro Theatre
Gyraugh
Eurtaler Mice
Sardi Hest
Revecca Boyden
Rilary Waters Grote
Jota Devaney
Honey Dinah Lane
Nek Parnell Wait
William Gilbert Marlboro
Budward Albee
Virginia Woolf
Marlboro Barn
Woolf
Robert Devaney and
Hilary Waters
George and
Martha
Devaney
George
Water
Beethoven
Sturm Untdrang
Berlioz
Mr. Albee
Abelard
Heloise
Marlboro
Mr. Mheepatin
America
Wolf-Boy
Usatad
Uris
Taj Mahal
Robert Devaney
Martha and
Edward Itbee
Hunugh
Pownal Church Events and Planning Meeting
Choir rehearsal at Pownal Methodist Church Thursday at 7 p.m. A Peach Supper at the church annex Thursday starting at 7:30 p.m. The Pownal Planning Commission will meet tonight at 7 p.m. at the town clerk's office with the selectmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal Methodist Church
Pownal
Walloomsac and area social notes and visits
Walloomsac residents enjoy days with relatives incl Gus Quinlan with sisters Mary and Nora Quinlan. Mrs Edward Cottrell returns to Albany Medical Center after weekend at home. Arnolds visit Plattsburgh kin. Arlington dog lost for reward. Stolen items in Aug 35. Dorchester visitors Mr and Mrs Edward Lennon. Barringer reunion at Crooked Lake. Patricia Barringer to marry David Simon of Troy on Aug in Boston. Robert Brett and sons vacation on Cape Cod. Multiple visits among Hoag, Barringer, Austin, Fitgerald, Beott, Madill, Willinger, Hurley, Quintan, and others in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cottrell
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Gordon Hoag
Barringer
Gutbrodt
Crooked Lake
Aud
Edward Barringer
Patricia Barringer
David Simon
Troy
Boston
Mountain Towns elects new selectmen after resignation
A special town meeting at River Valley School house replaced resigning selectman Karma Putnam due to health. Merton Rice was unopposed after Frank Guyette declined. The new board includes Richard Day Ralph McDermotte and Merton Rice with 38 voters in attendance and a follow-up selectmen's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarsburg
River Valley
Karma Putnam
Merton Rice
Frank Guyette
Guyette
New Selectmen’s
Richard Day
Ralph McDermotte
Manchester Faces Gun Control Question For Town Limits
Manchester town officials discussed possible ordinances to prohibit or curb carrying loaded guns in cars after multiple recent incidents including gravestone vandalism and a youth shooting his own foot. Porter cautioned against action without enforcement, while Bryant favored a discharging ban near buildings and Benson suggested a buffer zone. The board asked Oakley Porter to study model gun control laws and also to review ordinances on door to door solicitors amid local complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Eugene IH
Galotti
Gaiotti
Taw
Rutland
Oakley K. Porter
Porter
Clyde Bryant Jr
Selectmen
Harold Benson
White Creek Church Vacation Bible School Ends at Jermain Church
Services at White Creek Church will be held at Jermain United Methodist Church at 9 30 a m on Monday August 20 There will be no Sunday delay Thirty nine children were enrolled in the daily vacation Bible school which ended August 11 at Jermain Church Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermain United Methodist Church
Jermain Church
Norman
VD clinic changes hours Burlington Vermont
The venereal disease clinic at DeGoesbriand unit Medical Center Hospital of Vermont is now scheduled to operate each Tuesday from 4 to 5 30 p m for free examinations and treatment. No appointment is needed and walking is encouraged. The clinic began July 30 1971 as the state’s first free public VD clinic and plans to expand to other areas. Early detection and treatment can prevent brain damage blindness or death from syphilis and avoid chronic pelvic conditions sterility and arthritis from gonorrhea. There is no immunity between infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
DeGoesbriand
Arnold
Medical Center Hospital of
Vermont
Manchester selectmen punt zoning clash on Main Street
Manchester selectmen handed the issue to the zoning board of adjustment after finding a new building on Main Street four feet short of the town setback. The town manager cited complaints about the structure near the road and noted the project may require a parking variance. A hearing is set for Sept. 3, with the board asked to grant a setback variance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bonent
Manchester
Selectmen
Town Zoning Board of Adjustment
Main
Oakley K. Porter
Andditton
Fred Heinel
Porter
Heinel
Arthur Witt
Bryant Jr
Byrant
Zoning Board
Statu
Zon Board
I Yesday
Michael Powers
Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment
Powers
Morris Beauregard
Charles ¥. Knapp
Town Democratic Party
Marlboro Music Festival volunteers two benefit concerts
Marlboro series helps local groups as musicians donate two Aug weekend concerts in the Marlboro police dining hall. Aug 18 at 8 30 pm features Mozart Divertimento K 205 with Yajima Graham Leonard Levine Arbiter Koutch Johns plus Ravel Piano Trio and Schubert Trout Quintet. Aug 20 at 3 pm offers Brahms Quintet op 115 with Stoltzman Galimir Copes Imai Perenyi, plus Schubert songs with Valente Lusisi and Dvorak String Quartet op 97 with Galimir Copes Imai Kashkashian Perenyi. Tickets 2 and 5 tax deductible. call Mrs. Roger MacArthur 802-254-5276. Remaining at door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Music Fromm Marlboro
Hiroko Yajima
Leii Graham
Ronald Leonard
Julius Levine
Eric Arbiter
Robert Koutch
Michael Johns
Ruth Laredo
Jaime Laredo
Jeffrey Solow
Lee Lusisi
Miraka Jajima
John Graham
Tullis Levine
Riehard Stoltzman
Felix Galimir
Ronald Copes
Nobuko Imai
Miklos Perenyi
Benita Valente
Lee Luyisi
Dvorak
Nobuko Imal
Kim Kashkashian
Roger MacArthur
Brown reunion at Murray Hollow Road West Arlington
The William and Betsey Brown descendents will hold their reunion at Stewart Brown's home on Murray Hollow Road West Arlington on August 20. Bring favored dish and place settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Betsey Brown
Stewart Brown
Murray Hollow Road
West Arlington
Falls board assures fund goal will be met
At Hoosick Falls, the Reynolds-Gilchrest Memorial Building Fund treasurer reported $22,000 to $24,000 raised toward a $25,000 goal for bids. The field work and skimming plan were discussed, with Lea Mahar volunteering to skin the field. Local officials debated parking, safety at courts, and area conditions, agreeing to inspect the site and inform youths to keep it clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Atwood
Leonard
Lea Mahar
Beck Road
Edward Gorman
Shiland
Hoosick Falls
Richard 4. Severson
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Thomas Raney
Eastern Agricultural Society
Enoch Tompkins
UVM
Gilbert Parker
Dept. of Agriculture
Montpelier
The
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Walloomsac
Hertha
Gus Quinlan
Mary and
Nora Quinlan
Charles Arnold
William Brown
Edward Lennon
Dorchester
Mass
Robert Brett
Robert and
Cape Cod
Grace McAnia
Margaret Leagan
Mechanicsville
Roscoe Austin
Isabella B. Quintan
Fagle Mills
Alice B. Fitgerald
Berlin
James
William Hurley
North Bennington
Nancy Beott
Hoosick Palls
Bridget Hoag
John Madill
Louis Willinger
Rochester
N.Y
Pam
Lyons
Green Mountain Furniture, Inc
N. Bennington, VT
Carlo Walter
Time Town
Lake George
Dick Gilbert
Tinte Tawr
Lake George Village
Coolidge Hill
Groping
Norma Travis
James McCort
Maryanne Relil
William Harrington
Kenneth 4. Baker
Ingrid Fryholm
Howard Robinson
Earl Perry
Jim Lake
Lin Marsh
James Lake
Jermain Hall
George Gteen
Chrisyle
Jeff
Arthur Carmen
Shaftstury
Chrissie
Blue Stamps
Grand Union Empire
Neconsinyy
Manchester Selectmen
Brown
Falls Board
Tt Warten
Thomas Restino
LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Lake Titicaca
CBF
A Tuttle
Bennington
Progressive Building
Depot Street
Yoshi
Troy-Bennington RD
Hoosick, N.Y
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