Pownal Girls Softball League closes first half standings
The Pownal Reds and Streakers lead with five wins and one loss each, followed by the Jokers and Pizza House Demons at one win five losses. The league thanks sponsors and volunteers for field use and umpiring as the second round starts July 22.
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Pownal
Pownal Reds
Streakers
Jokers
Pizza House Demons
Gary Lamoureaux
Margaret Mattison
Jim Rhodes
Gary Niles
Dorset Town Events and Playhouse Schedule
Dorset civic calendar lists Monday and Wednesday meetings at 7 30 p.m. with Dorset selectmen and school board. Environmental land use hearing at Dorset United Church 1 30 p.m. Wednesday. Thursday to Sunday feature the Murray Schisgal play Luv at Dorset Playhouse with 8 30 p.m. curtain times and tickets $3 50 to $4 plus student discounts Tuesday through Thursday. The run continues to July 28 with Monday off Yankee Pedalers time trials at 6 p.m. at Dorset United Church. Friday and Saturday schedule Luv 8 30 p.m. Sunday flea market at Torchlight Motel East Dorset 9 a.m. and Luv 8 30 p.m. at Dorset Playhouse.
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Selectmen
Dorset School Board
Dorset School
Barrows House
Dorset United Church
Murray Schisgal
Caravan Theatre
Dorset Playhouse
Torchlight Motel
East Dorset
Blood drive urged as donor demand rises in Arlington
Arlington Blood Bank chair Mrs. Claire O Neil notes a steady 15 percent yearly rise in blood requests and urges eligible donors to visit the Red Cross Bloodmobile on Wednesday July 17 from 1 to 6 pm at St. Margaret Mary's Parish Hall. Donors 17 and older invited with parental consent for 17 year olds and physician approval for ages 66 plus. staff includes Dr. Francis X. Carrigan and Dr. James P. O Neil with nurses, technicians, registrars, and support volunteers listed.
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Arlington
Claire O'Neil
Arlington Blood Bank
Red Cross Bloodmobile
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Francis X. Carrigan
James P. O’neil
Betty Tynan
Jane Rice
Helen Wood
Christine Bacon
Williamstown Seagull to be filmed for NET Theatre
WNET-TV will film the Williamstown Theatre Festival production of Chekhov The Seagull for its Theatre in America series. The entire cast stays, with designer David Jenkins, Linda Fisher on costumes, and Carrie Fishbein Robbins wardrobe. Filming runs today through Saturday in Williamstown, with postproduction in New York and the 2 hour program due next January.
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Williamstown
Mass
Wnet-Tv
The
Public Broadcasting System
Chekov
the Seagull
Theatre In
America
David Griffiths
WNET
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Theatre
David Jenkins
Linda Fisher
Carrie Fishbein Robbins
Lee Grant
Kevin McCarthy
Threepenny Opera
John Desmond
Psacharopoulos
Tanglewood
New York
Gorky
Actors’ Theater of
Louisville
D. H. Lawrence
Arlington Community Calendar Highlights for Monday to Saturday
Arlington events outline a busy week with sports including Interstate League baseball at Burr and Burton field and Arlington A's against Tiggers in girls softball. Community gatherings feature Garden Club meetings, Minor League registration at Fisher Elementary, and blood donation at St. Margaret Mary's Hall. Saturday social at Battenkill Grange and a guest speaker John Duval cap the month.
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Arlington
Manchester
Burr & Burton Field
Arlington A’s
Tiggers
Arlington Garden Club
Edmond G. Dyett
Fisher Elementary School
St. Margaret
Ducks Unlimited
John Duval
Edmond Dyett
Ann Marsh
Stella Williams
Helen Gendron
Nancy Worsoe
Arlington-Sandgate
Fisher
Lions Club Antique Show at Wilmington High School
The Jacksonville-Whitingham Lions Club sponsors an Antique Show and Flea Market at Wilmington High School on July 26 to 28. About 50 antique dealers will display items and several flea market booths will be available with refreshments and a snack bar.
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Wilmington
Jacksonville-Whitingham Lions Club
Wilmington High School
Attorney General to review cases involving narcotics agent
Vermont officials plan a meeting among Attorney General Cheney Franklin County State's Attorney Kilburn and St. Albans Police Chief Hebert to address drug cases tied to narcotics agent Paul D. Lawrence who was arrested in Burlington for taking money under false pretenses. About 100 past arrests in Franklin County may be affected with potential releases following Saturday's jail holds after a Kilburn Gregg meeting.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Cheney
Franklin County
Ronald Kilburn
George Hebert
Paul D. Lawrence
Burlington
Lawrence
Kilburn
Carl S. Gregg
Lawyer seeks grand jury minutes in Nutbrown case
Orange County State's Attorney Stephen W. Webster filed a motion in U S District Court to obtain grand jury minutes from the Byron Nutbrown investigation. Nutbrown, 15, of Barre, was found in a shallow Washington town grave after a six month disappearance. Federal civil rights charges were brought against Ernest Harvey Jr. and Gerald R Dunham.
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Chelsea
UPI
Orange County
Stephen W. Webster
U.S. District Court
Byron Nutbrown
Barre
Washington
Webster
Nutbrown
Ernest Harvey Jr
Gerald R. Dunham
Williamstown
Connarn spared minimum sentence on cocaine sale case
UPI reports Chelsea judge erased the minimum term for Michael Connarn 28 Waitsfield son of Judge John Connarn allowing possible release after ruling the pre sentence information was incorrect He faces 18 months to 5 years for a second drug sale offense. In Montpelier a new Alcohol Services Division will be created within Vermont Mental Health Department headed by Darwin Merrill with Dr Robert Okin announcing the plan. Berlin injuries occur as two Massachusetts climbers fall in Granville Gulf Jane Howard 31 Cambridge broken ankle and Richard Flagan 27 Arlington injured helping her.
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Dorset
Ricky Green
Robert Green
Sandy Smith
Charles Smith
BBS
Ricky
Sandy
Chelsea
UPI
H. Russell Morse
Michael T. Connarn
Waitsfield
John P. Connarn
Michael Connarn
Connarn
Morse
Montpelier
Vermont Mental Health Department
Robert Okin
Darwin G. Merrill
Okin
Vermont
Berlin
Massachusetts
Granville Gulf
Jane Howard
Cambridge
Richard Flagan
Arlington
Craryville Fire Chief and Aide Charged in Arson Case
Craryville Fire Chief Robert Kimmer and fireman Everett Scott were charged with third degree arson after seen starting a fire at a vacant Copake Lake Island house and returning to fight it. Seven firemen inhaled smoke with no serious injuries. Sheriff Appleton said no personal gain and noted other nearby fires are under investigation. Both men arraigned and released on $1000 bail.
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Craryville
Frank Appleton
Troy Mayor to deliver perjury proof against city manager
Troy Mayor Edward Connally said he will present perjury allegations about City Manager John Buckley to the county district attorney. Connally had charged Buckley with fraud over selecting Bouton Road and 15th Street for a new firehouse, a choice under three months of city council review. one councilman warned Buckley could lose his job if the charges prove true. Connally will seek a criminal investigation, while DA Pierce Russell would not commit without full facts.
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Troy
Edward Connally
John Buckley
Connally
Buckley
Bouton Road
15Th Street
DA Pierce
Ssell
Weeds fight at three lakes. county seeks federal aid
Berkshire counties push federal agencies for more help in the three year state led chemical treatment program at Hoosac Pontoosuc and Stockbridge Bowl. The program covers 25 percent local funding with state management and aims to control pond weeds as part of aging ecosystem changes. North Adams smoking ban controversy fades after council rejects mayor's plan. mayor notes split votes and hopes for cooperation in new city hall.
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Pittsfield
County Lakes
Harry W. Vincent Jr
Dalton
John J. Pignatelli
Lenox
Three Lakes
Hoosac
Cheshire
Pontoosuc
Stockbridge Bowl
Stockbridge
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National Weather Service
Pownal Baptist Church
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Solomon Wright
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Pownal Girls Softball League
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Abby Carroll
Isabel Chambers
Joan Cole
Lois Elmore
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Mary Henning
Ingrid Hirsch
Jean Kendall
Janet Keough
Ella Pike
Charlotte Towne
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Maxine Mattern
Caroline Stolz
Helen Torrisi
Karen Militzer
Brenda Reed
Dorothy Squires
Marion Squires
Princess Crawford
Williams College
J. Clay Hunt
Mt. Greylock
Hunt
Clay
Great Barrington
Steve Lawson
Hunt’s
Lawson
Deborah Leschin
Barbara Price
Anne Claus
Noxzema
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Rite Aid
Teuntan
Rae
Price
Eee
Colgate
BAYER
Gillette
Trac II
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Rite Aid Discount
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New Alcohol Division
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Weed
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Daniel F. Alcombright
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