Arlington Blood Bank plans temporary switch in quarters
Arlington Red Cross Bloodmobile will park at Fisher Elementary School on Wednesday July 27 replacing Arlington Memorial High School as the donation site. The event aims for 100 pints with strong turnout and a growing donor base including families and multiple pledge makers. Early July activity notes 101 attendees and 97 pints last year, with new donors and steady leaders in pint totals.
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Arlington
Red Cross
Fisher Elementary School
Arlington Memorial High School
J. M. McCabe
Albert Boynton
Anne Kaelin
Oakley Allen Jr
Robert Wilkinson
Joseph Meyer
David Jannicky
David
Pat O’neil
James O’neil
Larry Brushes
Don Keoughs
Jack Secors
Clifford Ferriss
Medric Grovers
McCabe
Vote on tax rate change for former North Pownal district
A special meeting is set for July 26 at 7:30 p.m. to rescind the June 27 tax rate of 0.056 on the Grand List. the correct rate needed to cover $1,800 debt plus $42.39 interest is 0.56 per dollar. The district joined the Pownal Town School District in 1965 and will vote to set the new rate to clear indebtedness.
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Pownal
North
Pownal Town
Former Resident In Manchester Recital
A Sunday afternoon recital in Manchester features Patricia A. Close soprano and Nelson A. Close organist. The program at The First Congregational Church includes works by Couperin Bach Franck Dvorak Berlinski Davidson Ives and an original chorale prelude by Nelson Close. No admission charge. public invited. Also notes Donald Beers in Marine basic training at Parris Island and his comments on adjusting.
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Manchester
First Congregational Church
Patricia A. Close
Nelson A. Close
Darien
Conn
Music Committee of
Close
Eric Allen
Nelson Close
New York University
Congregational Church
New Canaan
Temple Israel
Westport
Norwalk Community Players
Burr and Burton Seminary
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
Mannes College of Music
Columbia Teachers College
Marcia
University of Connecticut
Timothy
Darien High School
Couperin
Bach
Franck
Dvorak
Berlinski
Davidson
Ives
Donald Beers
Julius Beers
Londonderry
Parris Island
S.C
Never Too Late at Dorset Playhouse in Bennington County
A Dorset Playhouse production of Sumner Arthur Longs Never Too Late opens with Grace Kimbrough and a bemused cast in a frothy farce about a Calverton family. Edith Lambert stages a quiet rebellion as inflation and weariness press on a 60ish husband and the house, with a menopause baby twist and comic domestic chaos. The show runs through Sunday under director Fred Carnichali with set by Nights by Jody Briggs.
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Arthur Long
Dorset Playhouse
Fred Carnichali
Jody Briggs
Grace Kimbrough
Donna Lee Wilson
Harry Lambert
Barry Dunleavey
Edith Lambert
Betsy Wells
James Kimbrough
Howard Enoch Charlie David Siever
Kate_ Miriam Wolkover
Foley
James Seymour Mayor Crane
Barry Jenner
Peter von Mayrhauser
Sumner Arthur Long
Broadway
Calverton, Mass
Harry
David Siever
Miriam Wolkove
Rinehart
Charlie
Kate
Edith
Comedy Arts Theatre offers student group rate at Skidmore
Saratoga Springs New York the Comedy Arts Theatre now in its second season at Skidmore College announces a special rate for junior high and high school students for Wednesday Thursday and Sunday evenings for groups of 15 or more. The theatre features a resident company of professional actors and a summer college acting program. Remaining productions include The Enchanted and The Torch Bearers with dates in August. Booking info available by calling David Gilbert.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Comedy Arts Theatre
Skidmore College
Jean Giraudoux
David Gilbert
Seduction at Weston at Weston Playhouse opens with Seven Year Itch
The Weston Playhouse debuts George Axelrod’s Seven Year Itch directed by Harlan F. Grant running through Sunday with a 8 30 showtime and Saturday matinee at 3. Cast includes Richard Sherman Sam Lloyd Helen Sherman Wilma Hernandez Glenne Grant and more. reviewers praise Sam Lloyd’s performance and the show’s humor while noting set and pacing limitations. A musical revue in The Cellar follows the play with youthful energy.
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Mr. Sherman
Sam Lloyd
Wilma Hernandez
Weston Playhouse
Porter
George Axelrod
Harlan F. Grant
Charles Schneewers
Richard Sherman
Helen Sherman
Glenne Grant
Ricky Dean DeCell
Miss Morris
Karen Carbone
Elaine Linda Licklider
Marie Whatever
Marie Christine L'Oiseau
Dr. Brubaker
Paul Menzel
Tom MacKenzie
Ted Henning
Weston
Playhouse
New York
Miss Hernandez
Pownals Good News Club Holds Hoosick Picnic
The Good News Club led by Mrs Lyle Grusedorf of North Pownal hosted its annual picnic Monday afternoon at the ole swimmin hole in Hoosick New York. Children up to age 12 enjoyed a hot dog roast and sports with transportation provided by Mrs Grusedorf and Mrs John Sweet.
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Good News Club
Lyle Grusendorf
North Pownal
Ole
Hoosick
N.Y
Grusendorf
John Sweet
Weekend visitors and a July charity sale in Bondville
East Arlington resident Mrs Ethel Waite and Peter Piper visited the Sages. Mystic Conn couple Winthrop Roberts with daughter Rhonda spent time with Merrill Roberts' family. Bridgeport’s David Ney vacationing two weeks at Strattonwald. Jean Walker and sister Bonnie stayed with Verne Slason’s grandparents. others from Stoughton and Lyons also visiting. Winhall volunteers sponsor July 30 food and miscellaneous sale at Bondville firehouse at 1 p.m.
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Ethel Waite
East Arlington
Peter Piper
Charles Sage
CPO
Winthrop Roberts
Rhonda
Mystic
Stoughton
Mass
Walter Crowninshield
Eric Sibourt
Niantic
Conn
Kendall Farm Road
Sprague B
Charles M. McCurdy
Taylor Hill
Winhall
Bondville
Brennan interview previews Marat-Sade at Williamstown Theatre
A half hour taped interview with Tom Brennan associate director of the Williamstown Theatre discusses directing Marat Sade. The program airs Sunday afternoon at 3 on WMNB FM and was conducted by Andre Speyer, the station’s program director.
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Williamstown
Mass
Tom Brennan
Williamstown Theatre
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Tennessee Williams
Pat
By Paul Hurlburt
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Axelrod
Weston Players
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Vera Langlais
Vermont
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Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Main St. Bennington
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Patricia Carmichael
Virginia
North Street
Bennington, VT
John C. Slade
Fire Men’s Sale
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Paramount Pictures Presents
Elvis Presley
Paradise
Marat-Sade
Harte Theatre
Ican International
Navision
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Carl Reiner
Eva Marie Saint
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