BeeBee Fenstermaker opens at Dorset Playhouse in Columbus
The Caravan Theatre presents BeeBee Fenstermaker by William Snyder at the Dorset Playhouse with Ulu Grosbard directing. Cast includes Linda Brown Rue, Elizabeth Franz, Patricia Wyn Rose, Patricia McGuire, Suzanne D Autremont, James Stinson, John Anthony Ryan. Critics praise acting and the study of small town dreams, though the ending remains enigmatic.
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Bee Bee Fenstermaker
William Snyder
Caravan Theatre
Dorset Playhouse
Ulu Grosbard
BeeBee Fenstermaker
Linda Brown
Rue Melinda Fenstermaker
Elizabeth Franz Virginia
Patricia McGuire
Bee Patricia Wyn Rose Nettie Jo Suzanne D'Autremont
Ed Busby
James Stinson
Bob Smith
John Anthony Ryan
Dorst
Elizabeth Franz
Patricia Wyn Rose
William Mehegan
Suzanne D’autremont
Linda Brown Rue
BeeBee Feastermaker
Hamlet
Miss Rue
A “T
Write Me a Murder at Weston Tent on the Green
Frederick Knott mystery opened at Weston Tent on the Green for tonight through Sunday with a Monday Woodstock Town Hall show. Har Lan F Grant directed with Keith Malcolm Brown setting, cast includes Clive Rodingham Bill Hall Dr Elizabeth Woolley Elizabeth Shepard David Rodingham Philip Gushee Julie Sturrock Laura Esterman and others in a suspenseful denouement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Knott
Weston Tent On the Green
Woodstock Town Hall
Harlan F. Grant
Keith Malcolm Brown
Clive Rodingham
Bill Hall
Elizabeth Woolley
Elizabeth Shepard
David Rodingham
Philip Gushee
Charles Sturrock
Larry Brumsack
Julie Sturrock
Laura Esterman
Mr. Tibbit
Paul St. Amant
Constable Hackett
Felix Braendel
Thomas Turgeon
Mark Goodman
David
Clive
Arlington Lions ninth annual horse show set at Memorial Field
The Arlington Lions announce the ninth annual Arlington Lions Horse Show at Memorial Field on August 12 with 36 classes under American Horse Shows Association rules. Entries close August 11 at 6 p.m. post entries incur $1 extra. no late entries after a class starts.
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Arlington Lions
Memorial Field
Arlington
American Horse Shows Association
Reed Grinert
Ballston Spa
N.Y
Fred Marsman
Wellesley, Mass
Stewart
Joseph Mcguire
Pownals Observe 25th Anniversary With Picnic at Barber's Lake
The Pownal Tanning Company marks 25 years in North Pownal with a July 28 company picnic at Barber's Lake from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. President Michael F. Flynn issued 200 invitations to employees families and associates. Clergy and community notices follow including Rev. James H. Bagley's Sunday July 15 topic Does Anyone Hear the Cry of Anguish and Wesleyan Class activities at Mrs. Otis Dorman's home. Florence Lewis and Helen Lewis are noted visitors and the Bennington County Fire Fighters Association held a quarterly meeting hosted by the Pownal Fire Department with demonstrations.
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Pownal Tanning Company, Inc
North Pownal
Barber’s Lake
Michael F. Flynn
James H. Bagley
Otis Dorman
Harry Beals
Albert Thomason
Mr. Bagley
Billy Sunday
Billy Graham
Pownal
Bennington County
Ceremonies Mark Switch To Dial Phones In Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls officials and New York Telephone Co representatives mark the transition to dial service ending 50 years of operator handling. The change occurs Sunday morning with about 20 workers, a temporary dispatch HQ, and new prefixes 686 for Hoosick Falls and 677 for Cambridge.
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Hoosick Falls
New York Telephone Co
Leo J. Albowicz
John A. Murphy
Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Gifford McKernon
McKernan
Cambridge
Norshaft Democrats Plan Picnic at Paran
The Norshaft Democratic Club will meet Monday July 16 at Lake Paran at 7 30 p m A family picnic supper will precede the meeting Plans include opening campaign headquarters in the fall A discussion of voting laws for primary and general elections will be held Some Board of Civil Authority members will administer the Freeman's Oath to new voters
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North Bennington
Norshaft Democratic Club
Lake Paran
Board of Civil Authority
Concord Celebrates 11 Years Without Pedestrian Fatality
The American Automobile Association awarded Concord a plaque for 11 years without a pedestrian fatality. Plans include burning a large barn once owned by Fred Bishop on Taconic Racing and Breeding Association property. Local fire department will attend the annual Fire Fighters' convention in Rutland on August 4 and 5.
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Concord
Mass
American Automobile Association
Fred Bishop
Taconic Racing and Breeding Association
Rutland
Burr and Burton grads plan college and professional paths
Ninety percent of the 60 P.C. of Burr and Burton graduates listed for next year pursue college, professional schools, or technical programs. The class of sixty four includes students bound for UVM, Dartmouth, Vermont College, Worcester Polytechnic, and many other institutions, with ten heading to four-year colleges.
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P.C. of
Burr and Burton Grads
Manchester
Burr and Burton
Lynn Alden
Weston
UVM
Nancy Beckwith
Barbara Bischoff
Vermont College
Montpelier
George Breen
Allegheny College
Meadville
William Porter
University of Maine
Milton Rockwell
Ripon College
Ripon
Wisc
Mary Shattuck
Culinary Institute of America
New Haven
Boston
Patricia Thompson
Golden School of Beauty Culture
Portland
Maine
Women Only Weekend Planned at Camp Ondawa
A Ladies Homemakers Weekend is set for July 26 to 29 at Camp Ondawa Sunderland originated in 1944 when Bennington County women sought a rest retreat no sponsor or cause. Enrollment by July 19 via Dorset Dorset South Londonderry North Bennington listings. Activities include marble jewelry making tie dye bird talk cards parlor games a Nutmeg Shop visit and a Sunday church service led by Rev Edgar Johnson Manchester.
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Dorset
Ondawa
Sunderland
Bennington County
Evelyn Jones
Ada Hershberg
South Londonderry
Mary Thayer
North Bennington
Lilah Marsh
Edith Ramsay
Gordon Leavitt
Edgar Johnson
Manchester
Barnstormers Return for 15th Year in Dorset
The Barnstormers directed by Mrs Jeannette Brown of Waterbury Conn return for a 15th year in Dorset replacing the 11 am service choir on Sunday July 15. They plan a concert at the Dorset Inn after the Sunday cook out around 2 pm with all invited. The 15 member group draws men ages 18 to 75 from CT NJ VT NY PA no professionals only love of singing and vacation availability. No admission charged goodwill offering requested to cover expenses. Local residents may join during their stay via the Colburn House contact for schedule details. They will perform secular and religious works in Dorset and nearby towns.
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Dorset
Barnstormers
Jeannette Brown
Waterbury
Connecticut
New Jersey
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
Colburn House
Women Association Picnic and Baptist Ladies Sale Update
About 30 members of the Women s Association of the Congregational Church met at Mrs. Ralph Howe Sr s home for the annual picnic and brief business. Miss Lynn Chidney of Easton stayed with relatives and attended. A thank you note for clothing donations to Brattleboro Retreat was read and a Friendly Service Missionary quota of 30 dollars was approved. The next meeting is July 25 at 1 30 p m with Mrs Henry Peck. The Baptist Ladies Aid Society postponed the sale to August 1 after a vestry meeting chaired by Mrs Claire Woods. refreshments were served.
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Women's Association of the Congregational Church
Ralph Howe
Lynn Chidney
Easton
Ralph Howe Sr
John Willard Sr
John Willard Jr
Leonard Johnson
Wayne Timmerman
Brattleboro
Wilmington Inn
Friendly Service
Henry Peck
The
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Claire Woods
Four Arlington Scouts Earn Mile Swim Badge at Camp Sunrise
Four Arlington Boy Scouts Tom Pelham Keith Clayton Mike Hess and Fred Tone earned the mile swim badge before leaving Camp Sunrise. Larry Molloy son of Mr and Mrs John Molloy is becoming a barber in town after training in Schenectady and Rutland and opening at Francis Woodward's shop from 9 30 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays.
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Arlington
Camp Sunrise
Tom Pelham
Keith Clayton
Mike Hess
Fred Tone
Larry Molloy
Larry
John Molloy
Bennington Catholic High School
Schenectady
N.Y
Rotellis
Rutland
Francis Woodward
Evening TV Listings and Special Broadcasts
Radio and television guide listing tonight's programs across WRGB WTEN and other stations. Includes detective drama Escort and World of Billy Graham NBC Special, Twilight Zone episodes The Howling Man and Deadline at Dawn, plus cartoons, westerns, news, weather, and children's programming throughout the night.
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WRGB
Billy Graham
Howling Man
H. M. Wyman
John Carradine
Rawhide
Route 66
Earle Pudney
Huntley Brinkley
Everglades
Hearing on petition to change Vermont bear season limits
Twenty five or more citizens filed on February 14 1962 with the State Fish and Game Board asking a one bear per person limit and prohibition on taking yearling cubs. They seek reverting season dates to October 1 through December 31 and cite pelts meat spoilage and foliage concerns. A hearing will be held in the House of Representatives to consider the petition.
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Vermont
State Fish and Game Board
House of Representatives
State Fish and Game Game Board
Montpelier
The
State of
State House
Washington
Victory Grange Sale and Mystery Ride Planned
Wilmington Victory Grange hosts a rummage sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. this Saturday and invites clothing and food donations. The hall opens this afternoon at 2 p.m. A mystery ride and picnic are set for Wednesday, July 18 with a 6 45 p m meeting at the Grange Hall.
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Wilmington
Victory Grange
Grange Hall
Grange
Beach siesta aids facial relaxation and wrinkle prevention
New York beauty experts advise brief shade siestas at the beach to relax facial muscles around the eyes. Prolonged sun squinting tires these muscles, causing distortions that can become etched wrinkles over time.
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New York
UPI
Dark walls gain in popularity in three year color shift
Points of medium and dark values have shown an increase in popularity for walls during the past three years according to the Color Research Department of a paint manufacturer. The report notes a shift away from whites sands and pastels but says the final effect remains uncertain.
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New York
UPI
Morning Radio Schedule Passages
WBTN 1370 radio listing shows 6:35 Morning Almanac 7:00 Weather and World News segments. Includes 45 Sports News 50 Morning Almanac 1:00 Church Notices 405 Kiddies Clubhouse QW Arthur Showcase 100 News 12 18 Bulletin Board 12:30 News.
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Arthur
Fish and Game Board Notice From Montpelier Meeting
State Fish and Game Board announces action details from a Montpelier notice dated July 2, 1962, with a meeting set for July 19 at 7:30 p.m. in Montpelier, Vermont. George L. Wright signs as Chairman in Washington County Vermont.
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State House
Montpelier
Vermont
Washington
George L. Wright
State Fish and Game Board
Vermont Game Board Hearing on Year Round Raccoon Season
State Game Board will hold a hearing on a petition to change the season for taking raccoon to a year around open season. The petition, signed by Vermont farmers, cites overabundance and crop damage and requests immediate action at a Washington County hearing in July.
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Columbus
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Miami Beach
By Tyler Resch
Weston Playhouse
Reddy
Weston Players
Grant
Williamstown
Farrier
James Martin
Lenox
Walter la Grange
Clyde Lanfair
Bennington
Henry Coley
F. John Hawley
John Secor
Charles Flanders
Donald Keough
Discount Food
Oneida
Main Street
Men’s & Boy’s
Burt Bros
B.P.O. Elks
Bennington, VI
Hank Ryan
Chateau O'Briand
Ken Conergan
Walt Lehman
Pownals
Vera Lamgiais
Tel
Methodist Church
Florence Lewis
Weehawka
N.J
Lewis
South Pownal
Helen Lewis
Albany
Norshaft Democrats
Paran
Camp Ondawa
Dover
Carlo Walter Tel
Ann Marsh
Pownal View
Pownal, Vt
WTEN
Robin Hood of
el Dorado
Walter Cronkite
Test Pottery
Breakfast Carniva
Captain Kangaroo
Video Village
Mighty Mouse
Allakazam
Sky King
Athaways
Sunset Strip
Rockie
Parsons
Davey & Goliath
Wild Bill Hickok
Bugs Bunny
Kelly's Corner
Kelly's
A.M
Joe
Asi
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Colors
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Union Street
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