The Changing Room at Williams College Theatre
Williamstown review of David Storey’s The Changing Room at the Williamstown Theatre, detailing a rugby match day in a Northern England team’s locker room. Focuses on Walsh Patsy Fielding Harry and others, noting realism, characters, and performances during the Broadway sanctioned run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hubbard
Williamstown
Mass
David Storey
Broadway
Storey
England
Walsh
Charles Siebert
Patsy
Doug Stender
Fielding
Rex Robbins
Harry
Teuis Beachner
Summer Bazaar at St Pauls Parish Hall by Catholic Daughters
Arlington Catholic Daughters Court St Rita 894 hosts a Summer Bazaar Thursday at 7:20 pm in Manchester. Event features games refresh ments white elephant toy plant gift tables and homemade candy with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Court St. Rita
St. Paul's Parish Hall
Bonnet St
Manchester
Sox
Two arraigned after cache of weapons uncovered in Falls
In Hoosick Falls NY twenty nine guns including pellet pistols a blackjack a club a knife and ammunition were found during the arrest of William Bryant 25 of Hoosick Falls on possession of stolen property charges. Also arrested were Mrs Ben Levine 45 and Hugh Robert Amaroso 16 of Buskirk charged with possession of stolen property third degree. Both pleaded guilty and were released to guardian Edward Moskowitz. The investigation links to a Hoosick Falls municipal building fire July 19 and arrest of Franklin Ruggles. Deputies seek owners of stolen guns and note calibers 30-30 40-30 22 32 special 38-95 and various gauges. Bryant adjourned for a preliminary hearing next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rensselaer
Pittstown
Francis Leszynski
Edward Moskowitz
Levine
Almaroso
Stevine Levine
Joel Yarder
Franklin Ruggles
Bryant
Hoosick Court
Justine John Mahar
Palisades School in Wilmington Wins Conditional Approval
In Montpelier the Palisades School for emotionally disturbed children received conditional one year approval from the state Education Board by a 32 vote. Board members Hunt and Gibson favored immediate closure though Chairman Hayes did not cast a negative vote. Snelling Corley and Willson supported the conditional credit amid reports of an isolation room described as a danger to human life.
Manchester Day Care Center budget turmoil spurs policy shift
Three Department of Social Welfare officials interviewed parents of scholarship children in Bennington last week. Budget cuts threaten continued eligibility and protest prompts a study of day care and revised fee schedules. Rep Kenalene Collins hinted surplus funds might aid day care as hearings urged reform ahead of Labor Day events at the Congregational Church with donation calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Department of Social Welfare
Bennington
Office of Child Development
DCC
Dept. of Social Welfare
Kenalene Collins
Nancy Hersemal
Manchester Selectmen Vote No Parking on Cemetery Road
Manchester officials voted to install no parking signs on both sides of Cemetery Road from Route 7 to the Carl Rice residence. The board also moved three parking meters from the Richard Booth residence area to the north side of the street near Riker's Real Estate and Brewster Funeral Home and granted the funeral home the privilege to bag off meters during funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Selectmen
Cemetery Road
Route 7
Carl Rice
Richard Booth
Riker's Real Estate and Insurance Co
Brewster Funeral Home
Local Social Notes Highlight Guests and Moves
White Creek visitors include Mrs. Bertha Cranston and Mrs. Harry Clark of Bennington with Mrs. Bertha Andrews and Doris of Lanesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hulihan host. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Walker Sr. reside in a newly built Cobble Hill home. Mrs. Carroll Pierce remains hospitalized at Mary McClellan. Maria and Diane Cross visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kipp with Poetenskill ties. Thaddeus Weselak and family from Buffalo and Oliver Perry and family from Maple Shade, N J, visit their parents. A son was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. George Jordan at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Cranston
Harry Clark
Bennington
Bertha Andrews
Doris
Lanesboro
Mays
Walter Hulihan
George Jordan
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Maria and
Diane Cross
Poetenskill
Howard Kipp
Thaddeus Weselak
Buffalo
Oliver Perry
Maple Shade
N.J
Selectmen Toughen On Delinquent Manchester Taxes
Manchester selectmen heard tax collector Edward Gunther report $17 423 33 in unpaid taxes dating to 1965 not counting those paying in installments. A motion to warn delinquents to contact the collector or face legal action by Sept 11 passed unanimously. Gunther urged vigilance as October assessments may boost delinquents. talks touched poll taxes and possible Board of Civil Authority involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Elliott
Manchester
Edward F. Gunther
Manchester Selectmen
Selectmen
Gunther
Emil Zoux Faly
P.O. Box
Manchester Center
John T. Carmody
Glade Bryant Jr
Board of Civil Authority
Carmody
Small Claims Court
Dorset
Vernon C. Squires
Squires
Charles Erdman
Calvin Skinner
Michael Powers
George Breen
Equinox House
Bonnet Street
Town Clerk Office Closures And Hunting Season Notice
Manchester town clerk announces August 31 closing at noon and September 3 reopening at 9am to accommodate doorway work. Notices remind food stamp deadline, Dorset office hours, and guidance on fish and game seasons including bear, deer, grouse, quail, waterfowl, and skunk shooting dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Scout Troop 931 Double Bill at Shaftsbury Scout House
Shaftsbury Troop 931 presents a 7 36 PM program at the Scout House featuring a slide and tape review of Camp Plymouth followed by a live action silent film Journey to the Center of MacDonalds with narration. Regular troop meeting at 6 30 precedes the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Scout Committee
Parents and Friends
Camp Plymouth
Center of
MacDonalds
Koop
Alan Beebe
Butch Gall
Mike Jones
David Kosche
Stephen Kosche
Paul Sugarman
Donald Wood
Truman Bushee
Lake St. Catherine
Dale Salin
Robert Sugarman
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Micheel Redman
Anne Keefe
David Jenkins
Whiney Brawson
Richard Herts
Williamatons ‘Theatre
Miey
Louis Beachner
Tatri
Rough Stender Fielding
Mio Morley Dach
Sedalia Kenny Kengat
Jobe Lin Waid Liebe Et
Lue O Henge
Henny Gordes Stare Karp
Colin Serget Sohn Tlunger Traver
Edward. McDanturt
Sandy Santora
Ralph Detacnelt
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Mrs. Warren Cleary and Son
Chester, N.H
George W. Zimmer
Kenny
John Lithgow
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Nikos
Dhin Gusteer
Joan Kithgen
Die Wallantstowr
Squth ST
Armary
Falls
Wilmington Special School
By Linda Walter
Manchester Board
Eleanor Niles
Mrs
Roland Walker Sr
Cobble Hill
Carroll Pierce
Mary McClellan Hospital
Supermarket
Mammoth Mart
New England
Zoufaly
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Edward Forrest
Town Forest
Oakley K. Porter
James G. Sloman
Clara May Hemenway
Comar Studio
Lott Toblee
Eagle Square Manufacturing Company
Victoria L. "Torre" Scott
Wallace P. Scott
Trumbull Hill
Glass T
Simon’s Rock
Great Barrington
Torie
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Lynchburg
UPI
Finast
Vermont
Finast Soda
U.S
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