Lee Court exhibition at Weston Playhouse opens
Internationally known artist Lee Winslow Court of West Townshend brings landscapes snowscapes and Monhegan marine scenes to Weston Playhouse in Weston to Aug 2. The Marlboro Theatre Company runs concurrently with The Glass Menagerie and The Guardsman. Court has exhibited since 1927 and earned the Woodman Prize and a Legion of Honor among other honors. His works are in Farnsworth Museum Evansville College Museum Proctor Academy Abbot Academy and more.
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Weston
Lee Winslow Court
West Townshend
Weston Playhouse
Glass Menagerie
Guardsman
Marlboro Theatre Company
New England
Monhegan Island
Maine
Court
Ogunquit Art Center
Farnsworth Museum
Rockland
Evansville College Museum
Indiana
Proctor Academy
New Hampshire
Abbot Academy
Massachusetts
Sanford School
Delaware
Massachusetts College of Art
Whistler Museum
Lowell
Dayton Museum
Ohio
Cayuga Museum
Auburn
New York
Ray Nilson
Salt Lake City
Winchester Art Association
Utah
Lee Court
United States Government
Department of Commerce
Government of
Mexico
United States
Treasury Department
Council of American Artists Societies
Committee For Fair Representation
Copley Society
Guild of Boston Artists
American Artists Professional League
North Country
Dover Hesitates to Name Planners in Reappointment Fight
Dover Selectmen took no action on reappointment of two Dover Planning Commission members Elva Turner and Richard Joyce whose terms expired. Chairman John Christie urged immediate reappointment. board may replace them with three year terms. Meanwhile petitions to fire Town Manager Alden Rollins circulated. Rollins later appointed Dover environmental officer.
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Dover
Dover Planning Commission
First
Joyce
Turner
Christie
Chontos
Selectmen
Planning Commission
Peter Zilliacus
Dover Board
District Environmental Commission
Alden Rollins
Board of Selectmen
East Dover
West Dover
Rollins
Chantos
Henry Sweeney
Rex Barkett
Selectman
Sweeney
Hoosick Falls and Pownal Fire Crews Respond to False Horse Fires
Hoosick Falls firefighters rushed to a wooden horse fire near Classic Street but found no live horse involved after a box alarm from a motorist. Five minutes later the blaze was out as volunteers, including spare drivers, dug out at 2:50 a.m. No horses burned. In Pownal the afternoon alarm at Green Mountain race track arose from smoke believed to come from a horse barn, but crews found only a disinfectant fog being blown through the stables and no fire.
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Hoosick Falls
Pownal
Main
John Street
Green Mountain Race Track
Hoosick Falls church services and local notices update
Hoosick Falls and West Hoosick Baptist churches schedule summer services with 9:00 and 10:15 a.m. start times. Union worship shifts between churches. August ends union services at United Church and restarts at Baptist. Local residents Edith Beaumont and Cornlius O Keefe noted hospital stays. A youth tennis program opens with instructor Thomas Hulse. Becky Ertel, 14, was treated after a childhood accident with an automobile on Parsons Avenue Abbott Street.
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Baptist Churches of
Hoosick
West Hoosick
Clifford M. Gilson
First Baptist Church
Hoosick Falls
First United Church, Presbyterian
Robert J. Springer
The
Town of
Becky Ertel
Geers Hollow
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Dallas D. Chapones
Carr St
Parsons Avenue
Abbott Street
Gypsy at Dorset Playhouse aims for big brass numbers
Dorset’s Caravan Theatre presents Gypsy directed by Patricia Carmichael with William Bland conducting a 13 member orchestra. Florence Hayle stars as Rose, supported by Janette Gautier as Louise and Lisa Jacobsen as June, while Jackie Bell Tessie Tura Dion Drislane and Phyllis Restaino electrify with a burlesque duet. The production, boasting 16 scenes and 29 roles, handles backstage grit and showgirl ambition, but acoustics backstage limit live sound.
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Gypsy
Arthur Laurents
Jule Styne
Stephen Sondheim
Caravan Theatre
Dorset
Patricia Carmichael
William Bland
Lisa Jacobson
Jackie Bell
Baby Louise Anne Gilbert Baby June
Missy Bell Rose Florence Hayle Pop
Fred Carmichael
Herbie
Alan Tangret
Louise Janette Gautier
Tulsa Fred Grandy Yonkers
Bruce Berger
Tessie Tura
Mazeppa
Dion Drislane Cigar
Charles Dickens
Electra
Phyllis Restaino
Renee Jill Charles
Charles Bonenti
Gypsy Rose Lee
Rose
Mama
Mama Rose
June Havoc
Baby June
Dorset Playhouse
Alan Tongret
Fred Grandy
Lisa Jacobsen
June
Mazzepa
Dion Drislane
Hoosick Falls Scout attends world jamboree first from town
Thomas M. Levandowski, 17, of Hoosick Falls, becomes the town’s first scout to attend a world jamboree. He joins 36 New York Scouts and four leaders traveling by bus from Albany to Kennedy Airport, with stops in Alaska and Tokyo. The delegation totals 7,800 from the United States among 20,000 scouts from 100 nations.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Thomas M. Levandowski
Idaho
Levandowski
Stanley Levandowski
Ball St
New York
Albany
Kennedy Airport
Alaska
Japan
Dutchess County
Adirondack Council
United States
Imperial Palace
National Diet
Megi Shrine
Tokyo
Kyoto
Nara
Nikto
Mt. Fuji
Honshu
Thomas Levandoski
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Jean Benoit
Alse
France
Harriet
Polly’ Barrows
Alain Benoit
Sally Barrows
Jennifer Benoit
Adams
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Dee Deran Orchestra
House and Lodges
Manchester
Vermont
California
Edith Beaumont
Louis P. Blaich
Manhasset, L.I
Niversary
Cornlius O’keefe
Eddy Road
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
South Cambridge
North Hoosick and
Eagle Bridge
North Hoosick
Fred Hoffmeister
Turnpike Road
Walker
Florence Hayle
Janette Gautier
Louise
Gypsy Rose
Miss Lee
Miss Gautier
Jack Bell
Falls
St. Mary’s Academy
Mohican Council
Peter Dietrich
Gregory Bullock
Hudson Falls
John Joseph
Fort Edward
George Kurosaka
Queensbury
Fort Orange
Uncle Sam Council
Kirk Pogge
Loudonville
Malcolm Cooper
Larry E. Macomber
Michael Cohn
Delmar
Lewandowski
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Northside Drive
Triple
Grand Union Empire
IST
Main ST. Bennington
MT. Equinox
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