Hoosick Falls to stage Virginia Woolf by Albee
Hoosick Valley Theatre Company moves from Orpheus Descending to Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at Williams College Experimental Theatre February 26 27 28. Four actors direct themselves in a bold staged read with design by David Strathairn and production staff including Jack Girard and Phil Daniel.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Valley Theatre Company
Tennessee Williams
Virginia Woolf
Edward Albee
Hoosick Valley Company
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Adams Memorial Theatre
Albee
H. Ashton Crosby
Summer Theatre Company
Crosby
Nick
George
Hank Giles
Cambridge, N.Y
Giles
Jabe
Jane McAdoo
Chris Decker
Miss McAdoo
Cambridge Central School
Jack Girard
Phil Daniel
Meet the Candidates at Pownal Center Firehouse Tonight
The Pownal Taxpayers Association hosts a 7:30 pm candidate event at the Pownal Center firehouse with contests for selectman school directors road commissioner first constable and second constable. Meanwhile Boy Scout Troop 347 meets Tuesday at 7 pm at the Scout Hut to plan a winter camporee on Scoutmaster Edward Reynolds East Pownal property.
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Pownal
Edward Reynolds
East
Chamber Installs Phone Service for Weekend Lodging Help
At the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting, President David Jannicky announced a newly installed phone service for weekend lodging assistance with hours Fri 5 PM to 12 AM, Sat 3 PM to 9 PM, and Sun to be announced. The drive begins March 1 led by August Schramm, plus upcoming summer brochure listings and window display space at the Manchester Center chamber office.
Weinglass Urges Students to Stand Firm Against Hoffmans
Attorney Leonard Weinglass, among the Chicago 7 defense team, urged Williams College students to keep protesting the riot conspiracy trial. He said many judges, including Julius Hoffman, were biased and cited that the trial was not a circus, though defendants faced contempt charges. Hayden and Hoffman were cited for gestures in court, illustrating the courtroom tensions.
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Weinglass
Hoffmans
Williamstown
Mass
UPI
Leonard Weinglass
Chicago 7
Williams College
Julius) Hoffman
Hoffman
Tom Hayden
Abbie Hoffman
Arlington community events and ski competition notes
Arlington activities include first aid class at Community House hosted by the Rescue Squad and a calendar of meetings and rehearsals. Tufts ski captain Don Marsh has two firsts and three seconds in Eastern meets. Princeton’s Chip Kendall to face Tufts soon. Webelos Arrow Light badges awarded at Fisher School Blue and Gold. Pinewood Derby finals that evening.
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Arlington Rescue Squad
Don Marsh
C. Lee Marsh
Tufts College
CUB
Arlington
Webelos den
Fisher School
West Arlington KAY WEEKS-375-2823 Meeting Notice
The February meeting of the West Arlington Home Extension branch will be held Wednesday Feb 25 at 1 p.m. at the West Arlington Community House. Hostesses Mrs L C Pope and Mrs J Donald Simson greet guests with dessert and coffee. Mrs Eric Swanson will share another book report and a discussion on bonded fabrics will follow. All ladies invited. Deer hazard on route 313 urged with caution after several incidents and at least one car repair from a collision. Family reunion reports Parker Morrison USN returning from Vietnam and assignment in Portsmouth NH joining family in West Arlington on Sycamore Lane until June. Morrison’s mother is Mrs Elva Morrison.
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West Arlington
Home Extension
West Arlington Community House
L. C. Pope
J. Donald Simson
Eric Swanson
Millard Vaughn
Battenkill Farm
Albany
Vaughn
Cpo Parker Morrison
USN
Morrison
Portsmouth
N.H
Vietnam
Guam
David
Deborah
Matthew
Morrisons
Syca Moore Lane
CPO
Elva Morrison
Hoosick Falls Realty re elects Liporace as president
Hoosick Falls Realty Corporation re elected Joseph Liporace as president at the annual stockholders meeting. Mason C. Harrison and Nicholas J. Mahoney Jr. also re elected as officers, with a board of directors including Harrison Liporace Patire Peirce Haynes Liporace and Thorpe for one and two year terms. The local educational channel remains unavailable as the translator is sent to the factory for repairs and is not expected to be back by March 2. Mrs Mabel Nelson of 42 River St is a patient at Crescent Manor Nursing Home Bennington after being admitted Friday.
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Joseph Liporace
Hoosick Falls Realty Corporation
Mason C. Harrison
Nicholas J. Mahoney Jr
William Andrick
Mason Harrison
Bruce Patire
Raymond Peirce
Howard Haynes
John Liporace
Walter C. Thorpe
Mabel Nelson
River St
Crescent Manor
Bennington
Pine Cobble Names Honor Roll and Commendable Effort List
Pine Cobble School announced its honor roll and commendable effort list this week. High honors include Patricia Everett, grade 7, Williamstown, with several Grade 6 to 9 students from Williamstown, Bennington, Shaftsbury, Adams, and North Adams named across both lists. The commendable effort roster features multiple students from Williams town and surrounding towns, including Andrew Blackmer, Patricia Everett, Steven Holmes, and Kenny Glickman among others.
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Williamstown
Mass
Patricia Everett
Andrew Blackmer
James Everett
Don Dickie
Bennington
Steven Holmes
Vickie Lowry
Andrew Markin
Robert Flynt
Margie Hall
Shaftsbury
Susan O’connor
Adams
Kenny Glickman
Anne Bahiman
Louisa Beinecke
Winnie Huston
Eddie Shapiro
North Adams
Allan Sands Leads Woodsmen Meet Scores for Paul Smiths
Allan Sands son of Dale R. Sands and Mrs Barbara Sands from Shaftsbury and Bennington competed at St De Bellvue Canada in the inter collegiate winter woodsmen contest Paul Smiths College defeated 21 colleges by two points Allan scored 83 of 100 the high mark in ax throwing the college total was 928 of 1000 in a tight win across the field
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Allan Sands
Dale R. Sands
Bennington
Barbara Sands
Shaftsbury
Paul Smiths College
St. de Bellvue
Can. Paul Smiths College
Allan
Extended New England forecast calls for cold, intermittent precipitation
The Weather Bureau predicts Wednesday to Friday cold with some snow or rain. Snow or rain just after midnight Wednesday, clearing later. Thursday northern areas fair, southern coast cloudy with possible snow or rain. Friday fair and cold with daytime highs in the 20s to low 30s north and 30s to 40s south. overnight lows 0 to 15 north, mostly 20s south.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Better Driving Course Car Plows Through Hedge
In Worthing England a police demonstration car carrying a couple veered off and crashed through a hedge injuring all three aboard. They received minor injuries and were treated at the scene or nearby medical units. The officer-driver was among those hurt.
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Worthing
England
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