Charles Siebert Shines With Williamstown Theatre Company
Kenosha native Charles Siebert, a core member of Williamstown Theatre Company, has played four of six roles this season and rehearses Macheath in The Threepenny Opera running August 6 to 30. He built a broad career from Morristown to Broadway, balancing soaps, TV, and stage work while supporting family life.
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Mass
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Williamstown Tre
Sason
Siebert
Theole
Macheath
Theaer
Threemay
Twin Brothers
Captain Starkey
New Haven
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Kenosha, Wis
Marquette College
Milwaukee
Kathy
Tates
London
London Academy Ofusic and Dramatic Arts
New York
Morristown Repertory Company
William Ball Company
American Conservatory Theatre
Pittsburgh
Richard III
Central Park
McCarter
Princeton
N.J
the McCarter
Chicago
The
Jimmy Shine
Dustin Hoffman
Ford Foundation
Charlie
Dorothy
Laura
Charles Siebert
Mac the Knife
Williamstown Theatre
Threepenny Opera
Berlin
Arlington Selectmen Accept Interim Land Use Ordinance
Arlington selectmen unanimously approved an interim land use ordinance after a second public hearing within a month. About 25 residents voiced approval as the ordinance, which lacks trailer park rules, takes effect immediately. The planning board will draft regulations for trailer parks to be added later.
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Arlington
Anyother House
Selectmen
George Carroll
Sun
Green Mountain College Receives $2000 Lectureship Grant
Green Mountain College won a $2000 S&H Foundation lectureship grant in a competition with 226 schools to fund a two day conference on whether national news media surpasses education and church as shapers of thought. The grant supports visiting speakers and public lectures, part of a nine year program with 329 grants to 277 schools.
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Farm and Garden Women Celebrate Norwegian Luncheon
Taconic Valley Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Club hosted its annual International Luncheon at Mrs. L T Russell's Petersburgh home. Members displayed Norwegian foods and crafts, viewed Oslo pictures, and watched a skit on Norwegian life. The group plans a 1972 ACWW Norway convention cookbook project and raised over $11 for the ACWW.
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Taconic Valley
Woman’s National Farm and Garden Club
L.T. Russell
Peters
Nils Smeland
Poestenkill
Norway
Oslo
ACWW
Taconic
Russell
Rose Sawyer
Waldo Moody
John P. Bogucki
Petersburg
LeGrand Wynants
Fred Bushner
Richard F. Connery
Berlin
Everett Richard
Cherry Plain
Battle Day Ceremony Draws Modest Hoosick Crowd
In Hoosick Falls New York a small yet eager crowd attended the 192nd anniversary memorial at State Battlefield Park Wal loomsac. A VFW color guard from Hoosick Valley won the competition defeating Bennington’s National Guard and claiming permanent possession of the Challenge Cup. The sole other entry came from the Green Mountain Boys of the VFW Post Manchester VI. The Hoosick Falls National Guard unit planned to join but was recalled for an emergency alert at the White Lake festival. Wreaths were laid by Mrs H R Sheldon and Miss Christina
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Hoosac
Hoosick Valley Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Hoosick Falls
Green Mountain Boys
VFW
Manchester
New York Army, National Guard
White Lake
H. R. Sheldon
Hoosac-Walloomsac
D.A.R
Christina
Hoosick Falls Groups Brace for Local Events and Grange Notes
Hoosick Falls and Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter DAR invite members to the 75th anniversary luncheon at Hotel Cambridge with state regent Mrs. James Clyde speaking. Also covered are Hoosick Fire Department picnic at Lake Shaftsbury, Grange activities including degrees conferred, Neighbors’ Night at Old Bennington School, and Boosters Night planning. The planning board rejects renewed urban renewal plans, citing updated figures, while a large outdoor teen dance drew 236 attendees sponsored by Kiwanis. Local military ceremonies feature veterans, recruitment officers, and a 76 flag retreat at the battle site.
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Hoosac Walloomsac
DAR
Ondawa-Cambridge
Cambridge
James Clyde
Syracuse
William Nennstein
Hoosick
Bennington
Roy Hand
Ralph Griswold
Robert Wolf
Almon W. Hewitt
Ralph J. Griswold
Grange
Wilfred Knapp
Planning Board
Village Board
Village Planning Board
Candeub
Fleissig & Associates
Albany Consultants
Hoosick Falls Realty Corp
Church, Main
Elm
John Streets
U.S. Army
Taps
Hoosick Falls Central School
Robert Crowley
Keith Andrews
Glenn la Porte
Harold B. Robson
Constabulary
Guy H. Phillips
Hoosick Falls Priest Condemns Youth Activities
In a church bulletin Rev Donald J Ammering condemns local youth activities after Tuesday discovery of 19 beer cans in church parking lot. He questions teens and parents while linking incidents to Johnson Hill tragedy and arson ring, noting lack of action by authorities and local officials.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Donald J. Ammering
O.S.A
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Johnson Hill
Father Ammering
Robert J. Springer
First United Church, Presbyterian
Richard A
Publications Released For Arthritic Sufferers
Vermont Arthritis Foundation notes two new items for arthritis sufferers. A feature in Good Housekeeping August 1969 titled What You Should Know About Arthritis Quacks by Lester David highlights shocking statistics. The Vermont chapter urges readers to access this article at local news outlets.
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Burlington
Marilyn J. Brown
Vermont
Arthritis Foundation
Good Housekeeping
Lester David
New Manager To Work At House of Walsh
Stephen Jacobs of Wilmington will become manager of the ski section at the House of Walsh in Williamstown Massachusetts replacing Alexander G Greene who leaves Sept 1 to run his own ski lodge in Brandon Greene and his family will relocate to Williamstown Jacobs and family relocating from Wilmington while Greene departs after four years with the firm. The second item notes a booklet from the Arthritis Foundation home care programs in arthritis a manual for patients available from the Vermont chapter with doctor sign off required for access.
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House of Walsh
Wilmington
Stephen Jacobs
Mt. Snow
Williamstown
Mass
Jacobs
Alexander G. Greene
Greene
Brandon
Patricia Bardwell
Darcy
Sally Shepardson
Watertown
Conn
Gregory
David
Green River Road
Arthritis Foundation
Vermont
P.O
Burlington
Vermont Arthritis Foundation
Tucker Chapter to Visit Eastern Star Home in Randolph
North Bennington Sunday August 24 Tucker Chapter plans an 11 a.m. program at the Eastern Star Home in Randolph followed by a picnic lunch. Donations for the home are requested this week and may be left at Walter Whitman Rita Bevins or Alice Harrington or arranged for pickup by calling the matron at 77365. Meetings resume September 4.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Randolph
Tucker Chapter
Walter Whitman
Rita Bevin
North Bennington
Alice Harrington
Bennington
North Hoosick churches hold final union service
Community notices report Alfred Schoen and George Cronk as hospital patients. Visitors at Mrs. Gertrude Aiken's home include Estelle Nessle, Ivan Purdy and daughter, Harold Kipp, Robert Duell, and Lois Virtue. The North Hoosick circuit holds a final union service at 10 a.m. at the United Methodist church conducted by Rev. Oswald A. Muller. Diane Skiff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skiff Jr., broke her wrist after a fall from a horse.
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Alfred Schoen
Gannon Road
McClellan Hospital
George Cronk
Cambridge
Putnam Hospital
Gertrude Aiken
Estelle Nessle
Mechanicville
Ivan Purdy
Harold Kipp
Robert Duell
Greenwich
Lois Virtue
Colla
North Hoosick
North Hoosick United Methodist Church
Oswald A. Muller
Diane Skiff
Paul Skiff Jr
South Road
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Leonard E. Liporace
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