Baptist Men Bring Down House in Variety Show
In Hoosick Falls New York the Baptist Church Men's Fellowship hosted a variety program with soloists Marylynn Hill Bill Willetts and Ray Calhoun plus the Roberson brothers Donnie and Jack who played electric guitar Jack also accompanied. The Hoosick Hotshots led by George Spen dif fed the crowd with lively Beatles style numbers. The show ended with the comedy tragedy Sofapillio performed by the Men s Fellowship including Rev. John Elliot directing along with John Calhoun Bob Gardner Francis Downing Ray Calhoun Fremont Haswell.
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Hoosick Hotshots
Baptist Memorial Hall
Hoosick Falls
Bob Shaw
George Spendiff
Armand Rousseau
John Guile
Frank Irick
Ernest Tilley
Stanley Arisim
Albert Wright
Beaumont
N.Y
The
First Baptist Church
Ladies of the Philathea Society
Baptist Memorial
Sofapillio
Men’s Fellowship
John Elliot
John Calhoun
Bob Gardner
Francis Downing
Ray Calhoun
Fremont Haswell
Wilmington Votes on Police Increase for Mid Week
A village meeting on March 10 will decide a proposal to add two police officers from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday through Thursday as Wilmington currently patrols weekends amid ski season crowds. The article also notes a legislative proposal to require unlicensed venues with patron self-service liquor to hire police and mentions party representation on the Board of Civil Authority.
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Wilmington
Board of Civil Authority
Blanche Mills
Rufus Horton
Democratic Party
Dorset Pilot Graduates With Master of Arts Degree
Captain Vincent C. Hughes Jr. of Nashville Tennessee earned a Master of Arts in social science from Middle Tennessee State College Murfreesboro after completing the Air Force education program. He is a C 130 instructor pilot with the 4447th Combat Crew Training Squadron at Sewart Air Force Base.
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Sewart Afb
Tenn
Vincent C. Hughes Jr
Brownwood Drive
Nashville
Middle Tennessee State College
Murfreesboro
Hughes
Air Force
4447Th Combat Crew
Sewart
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Vincent C. Hughes
West Road
Dorset
Canterbury High School
New Milford
Conn
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Columbia University
New York City
Enchanted Evening at Dorset Playhouse Captivates Cast
A record Dorset Players audience enjoyed William Gilbert’s South Pacific at the Dorset Playhouse. Arlington and Burr and Burton students join Manchester and Dorset locals in a vibrant, heartwarming performance with notable piano accompaniment and standout turns by Be linda Barrows Kim Ross Nini Lee and Ella Mae Wilcox.
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Ella Mae Wilcox
Manchester
Dorset Playhouse
James Nowak
Neil Knapp
Arlington
Tom Parsons
Dorset
Sargent
William Gilbert
Dorset Players
Belinda Barrows
Kim Ross
Joyce Hurley
South Pacific
McWayne
Joseph Stannard
Gilbert
Arlington High School
Burr and Burton Seminary
Neil Pierson
Burr
John Secor
Bloody Mary
Williams College staged Queen and the Rebels on weekend
Williams College at Thompson Memorial Chapel moves performances of The Queen and the Rebels to Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m. Joyce Hurley delivers a standout rendition of I’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair while Peter Blodgett oversees lighting enhancements funded by recent theater upgrades. Proceeds support Playhouse improvements.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Hugo Betti
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Joyce Hurley
Gilbert
Peter Blodgett
Terry Tyler
Dorset Pinto Wins Award of National Association
Sparky McCue, a 16 year old Pinto gelding owned by Patience Brooks of South Dorset, is named among the Pinto Horse Association of America's top twenty for 1963 with 1174 points. Brooks plans to attend the May 2 3 ceremony in Vinita Oklahoma, traveling from Dorset with Sparky who has appeared at 24 shows since May.
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Sparky
Miss Brooks
Patience
Vinita
Oklo
Dorset
Brooks
AT&T Offers Bargain In Stock
AT&T fixed a bargain price of 100 dollars a share for a billion dollar stock offering to 2.25 million shareholders. At noon the stock traded around 144.25 on the New York Stock Exchange, aiming to raise about 1.3 billion dollars, the largest financing in corporate history. The offer dates from an earlier plan to issue 12.25 million new shares to stockholders of record February 18, one new share for every 20 held.
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NEW York
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
New York Stock Exchange
At&t
Bell Telephone System
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National Ings Bank
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