Trumbull Hill Players bring Virginia Woolf to Shaftsbury
The Trumbull Hill Players stage Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? in Shaftsbury July 9 to 11. Ned Quist Debby Scott Timothy Baker and Karin Ertell headline a late night faculty house party with guests whose secrets surface amid sharp wit. Robert Sugarman directs this stark study of rocky marriage. stage crew includes Sandy Hewitt and Chris Ertell.
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Shaftsbury
Virginia Woolf
Edward Albee
Trumbull Hill Theatre
Trumbull Hill Players
New York
N.Y
Drama Critics’ Circle
Pulitzer Advisory Board
Ned Quist
Debby Scott
New England College
Timothy Baker
Karin Ertell
Music major Janet Hayes Werner to teach in Hilton NY
Mrs Janet Hayes Werner wife of Theodore Werner of Potsdam N Y will be music instructor at Hilton NY Elementary School this fall after receiving a B S in music education from State University College at Potsdam and a five year teaching certificate.
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Janet (Hayes) Werner
Theodore Werner
Potsdam
N.Y
Robert W. Hayes
Hamlen Ave
State University College At
Hilton, N.Y
Lessons From Atlapulco Teachers Describe Early Days
Report from Atlapulco recounts 12 days in a Mexican village at 9000 feet. Three teachers describe adjusting to local life, group philosophy, and health challenges while visiting Archeological Museum, Ballet Folklorica, bullfight in Mexico City, and Toluca market with hosts El Rancho Del Coyote.
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Archeological Museum
Mexico City
Toluca
Atlapulco
Aame Emetnen
el Rancho del Coyote
Guilty Plea in Manchester Breach of Peace Case
Milton D. Davis, 29, of Manchester, pleaded guilty in Bennington District Court to breach of peace, changing from an innocent plea made March 27. Judge Morrissey ordered a pre sentence investigation and kept bail at $1,000, with attorney John B. Harte.
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Manchester
Milton D. Davis
Bennington
John B. Harte
Davis
Helen G. Metcalf
John P. Morrissey
Timothy K. Keyes
Lorette Avenue
Keyes
William C. Sennett
Stella Mae Allen
Pawlet
Neil S. Moss
Brattleboro
Charles E. Davidson
Town Hill
Old Bennington
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Berry A. Wall
Manchester Center
Wall
Morrissey
Weekend Crashes Reported During Independence Day Weekend
State and Village police logged four automobile accidents over the Independence Day weekend with no injuries. The severest crash occurred at 1:30 a.m. July 5 on South Street when Kenneth J. Rosenburg, 32, of Williamstown Massachusetts, in a 1970 Mercury, rammed a power pole and was demolished. The southbound vehicle, owned by Bennington Ford, left the highway on a right curve near Anderson's Esso and struck the pole in half. Transmission lines remained intact and Central Vermont Public Service crews repaired the pole. Rosenburg received a head bump. Edward W. Stevenson, 49, of Trumbull Connecticut, in a 1965 Chevrolet, sideswiped the Stevenson car after crossing the center line on VT 9. No injuries. A Beech Street collision Sunday at 6:15 p.m. involved William Houran, 58, backing from his driveway, and Kenneth H. Cameron, 26, with moderate damage to both cars but no injuries. State Police noted moderate damage to Theodore Eggsware, 23, of Bennington in a 1963 Chevy II that went off VT 346 in Pownal at 12:30 a.m. on the 5th and struck several guard. Village Police also reported a two-vehicle crash July 4 at 12:20 a.m. at VT 9 and Monument Avenue in Old Bennington, involving Robert E. Fischer, 25, Burgess Road, in a 1965 Falcon, and another vehicle.
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South Street
Mercury
Kenneth J. Rosenburg
Williamstown
Mass
Bennington Ford
Anderson
Esso
Central
Vermont
Rosenburg
Edward W. Stevenson
Trumbull
Beech St
Beech
Theodore Eggsware
Bennington
Pownal
Liberty Union Candidates Oppose Vernon Power Plant
Liberty Union candidates Meyer Morrisseau and Diamondstone met Ecology Action in Guilford to plan action against the Vernon Vermont Yankee nuclear plant. Gerald James described AEC tactics as one sided, accusing utilities of relying on public relations rather than solid information. Meyer seeks Democratic and party nominations.
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Guilford
New Liberty Union Party
William H. Meyer
Dennis Morrisseau
Peter S. Diamondstone
Ecology Action
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Atomic Energy Commission
Gerald James
James
AEC
Atte
Madison Avenue
Meyer
Red Cross joins Darryl A. Pierce at Ft Meade Md
Darryl A. Pierce son of Arthur M. and Waltherude Pierce of North Bennington has earned a B A from UVM and serves as assistant field director with the American Red Cross at Fort Meade Maryland After training he will be assigned overseas and his wife and 4 year old son will join him in Bennington An article notes political campaigns by Morrisseau Diamondstone and others and quotes calls for nuclear plant safety at Vernon Ecology Action plans to issue statements to candidates.
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Darryl A. Pierce
Arthur M. Pierce
North Bennington
UVM
American Red Cross
Ft. George G. Meade, Md
Darryl
Walthrude Pierce
Bennington County
The
Bennington
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Debbie Scott
Robert Sugarman
Colgate
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mount Anthony
Brecht
Our Town
Buxton School
Milkwood
J.B
Theble
Ertell
Sandy Hewitt
Chris Ertell
Trumbull Hill Playhouse
Photos By
Conrad Hoffman
Ip Rive
Charlie Technicolor
National General Pictures
Cinema Center Films
Technicolor
Cancer Center
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Colonial Shopping Center
Williamstown, Mass
By Steven Rice
Mexico
U.S
Marty Dougherty
Lisa Townsend
Linda Vozar
Joan Alexander
Louise Frantz
Sandy Richard
Jim Lewis
Steve Gordon
Craig Reynolds
Bob LaPorte
Rick Davis
Mark Stratton
Tom Faris
David Jareckie
John Duval
Dorothy Evans
Edith F. Lillie
South Stream Road
East Manchester Road
Peru
Donald E. Greene
Timothy J. Walsh
Harvey D. Carter Jr
Village
Vt. 9
Monument Avenue
Robert E. Fischer
Burgess Road
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Osaob
Liberty Union
Darryl Pierce
Red Cross
Morrisseau
Congress
Diamondstone
Wational
General Pictures
James Stewart
Henry Fonda
Cheyenne Social Club
Cove Remagen
Walt Disney Productions
F.D.I.C
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