Weston Playhouse Presents Anything Goes in Frenetic Style
The Weston Playhouse combines resident and musical talent under Robert Leibacher to stage Anything Goes. Moonface, a disguise as a minister, and Billy Crocker drive a riotous plot aboard the SS America. Strong performances by John Davin and Linda Charles elevate the upbeat, dance driven revue with period tunes and lively ensemble numbers.
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Weston Playhouse
Robert Leibacher
Cole Porter
Moonface
John Davin
Billy Crocker
Thomas Babson
John Beatty
David Conner
Maureen Kerrigan
Reno
Thomas W. Babson
Wall Street
Gavin
Davin
Linda
Stephen P. Pentek
Sir Evelyn Oakleigh
Pentek
Marion Blake
Mrs. Harcourt
Hope
George Conner
Elisha Whitney
Linda Mulrean
Linda Charles
Bonnie
New York
Howard Lindsey
Reno Sweeney
John Davin Hope Harcourt
Marian Blake Elisha Whitney
George Connor Steward
Stephen Hileman
Michael Dark Camerman
Jeffrey Weller
Bishop Dobson
Tom Mardirosian
Falko Schilling
Joel Synder
Neil Servetnick
Captain Purity
Alan Bryce
Judy Williams
Chastity
Marilyn Firment
Charity Dorothy Stanley Virtue
Linda Davin
Michael Durk
Adele Abern
Elizabeth Carey
Alicia Lawrence
Mindy Mass
Laura Nastri
Mary Riccio
Dorothy Stanley
Michael du
Battenkill Grange Hosts Neighbors Night in West Arlington
WEST ARLINGTON The Battenkill Grange held Neighbors Night July 1 with 50 guests from Hoosick Shushan Ganesvoort Townshend Middletown Springs Pawlet Shaftsbury and others. The program featured petitions for Nixon support, poems and talks on Americanism and a patriotic tableau concluding with God Bless America. A lawn party on the West Arlington green will benefit the Arlington Rescue Squad for a new ambulance.
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West Arlington
Battenkill
Hoosick
Shushan
Ganesvoort
N.Y
Townshend
Middletown Springs
Pawlet
Shaftsbury
Belle Decker
Washington D.C
Nixon
John Scott
Linda Cutts
Randy Clayton
American Eagle
William Devine
Violet Maxwell
Mabel Hewitt
Royal Cutts
George Cooledge
Decker
Mark Mason
Roy Crofut
God Bless America
Arlington Green
Arlington Rescue Squad
The
Grange
Arlington Man Wins 3000 Traffic Engineering Fellowship
J R Doyle of Arlington, a UMass Amherst civil engineering graduate student, received one of four 1970 71 national fellowships from the Institute of Traffic Engineers. The $3000 award, funded by industrial firms, supports study in traffic engineering. Doyle, a 1970 cum laude BS in civil engineering, also holds an associate degree from Franklin Institute.
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Amherst
Mass
J.R. Doyle
Arlington
University of Massachusetts In
Institute of Traffic Engineers
Doyle
Umass
Franklin Institute
Pontiac rolls in Manchester with no injuries
A 1968 Pontiac owned by Kenneth H. Hilliard sustained extensive front end damage after rolling from a parking spot near Horton's Hardware on Vermont 1130 and striking a telephone pole near Mountain View Diner. Officers Morris Beauregard and Fred Wessner investigated the accident.
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Manchester
Kenneth H. Hilliard
Horton’s
Mountain View
Morris Beauregard
Fred Wessner
Special offer for those who hear but do not understand words
Boston announces a unique offer aimed at listeners who struggle to grasp spoken words. The advertisement emphasizes accessibility and curiosity, inviting readers to explore a product or service designed for comprehension challenges in communication.
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Boston
Mass
Williams Lectures on Oceanography Forests
Public lectures on oceanography forest ecology and range management at Williams College July 13 and 16. Joseph L. Reid of Scripps Oceanography discusses winds currents voyages and abyssal flows. J B Hilman of US Forest Service covers forest ecology and range management. Lectures free at 8 30 p m in Bronfman Science Center auditorium.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Bronfman Science Center
Joseph L. Reid
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
la Jolla
Calif
Reid
Hilman
Duke University
Wildlands
Florida
United States
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Williams
MIT
Williams Center For Environmental Studies
Dorset Youth Accepted at RPI in Troy New York
Brian G. Edgerton of Dorset is among 24 northern New England students admitted to the September 1970 freshman class at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York. He is a Granville Central High School graduate and will major in mechanical engineering.
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Dorset
Brian G. Edgerton
New England
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
Granville, N.Y. Central High School
Nineteen Pownal Scouts Head to Camp Sunrise
Nineteen members of Pownal Troop 347 will depart for Camp Sunrise in Orwell for a week. Luggage drops at the Scout Hut tonight from 7 to 8 under Assistant Scoutmaster John Bottess. They depart Sunday at 10 a.m. and return Saturday July 18 at 1 p.m. Medical examination forms must be brought to register on arrival.
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Boy Scouts
Pownal
Camp Sunrise
Orwell
John Bottess
Vera Langlais
Tru Mare
Larry Pettibone
Gallery To Open New Art Exhibit in Grafton
GRAFTON Dorothy Schubart will unveil a watercolor show at Westcorner Gallery from Sunday July 12 through Monday July 20. Public viewing runs 2 to 5 p.m. daily including weekends with no admission charged.
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Grafton
Dorothy 0. Schubart
Westcorner Gallery
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Gerard J. McInnerney
Frank LaPorte
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