Mildred Dunnock to Headline Williamstown Special Event
Williamstown Massachusetts hosts Mildred Dunnock in the second evening of the 1973 Special Events Series to benefit the Williamstown Theatre. Dunnock, renowned stage screen and TV star, returns to the Berkshires with a one evening program following a career highlighted by The Madwoman Of Chaillot and Anda Loman in Death Of A Salesman. Tickets range from 3 to 4 dollars with box office details available by phone.
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Williamstown
Maas
Mildred Dunnock
Berkshires
Sully
Miss Dunnock
Chaillot
Stark Young
Mrs. Antrobus
Mme. Deanorte3
Emily Dickinson
Marguerite Duras
France
Clair Lannes
New Haven
Long Wharf
New York
Anda Loman
Audrey Hepburn
Peter Finch
Elizabeth Taylor
Long Wharf Theatre
Mme. Alving
Mrs. Telfer
Migs Dunnock
Friends of the
Williamstown Theatre
Manchester School Board adds three to faculty
Manchester School Board names Linda Lembke a June Geneseo graduate to succeed Mary Stouter as librarian at Manchester Elementary. Supt. Edward Houlihan announced after interviews. Lembke holds B A and M L S degrees. Also this week instructors were appointed for art and junior high science.
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Manchester School Board
Manchester
Linda Lembke
New York State College
Geneseo
Mary Stouter
Edward Houlihan
Fire damage prompts temporary Hoosick Falls government changes
Fire ravaged the Hoosick Falls Municipal Building forces shift to temporary offices at 50 Church Street and cancel park concerts. Village clerk offices operate 1 to 4 p.m. daily for births, deaths, and tax payments, with in-person tax payments discouraged. Meetings move to clerk’s office or Brehouse if crowded. Court sessions and town meetings follow clerk’s schedule or firehouse if needed. Special town board vote locates offices on Cassie Street with rent set at 140 monthly, while a youth grant of 2600 yearly was approved. A preliminary hearing for Frank Ruggles related to the blaze is set for Troy Record Office tonight.
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Susan Elliott
Eperar Vlage
Church St
Hoosick Falls
West Reynolds
Richard A. Severnon
Brehouse
Severson
Rds
Hocslek Falls Fire Department
Mwooalck Board of Trustees
George McEvoy
John Burke
Robert Shiland
Cassie St
John Haussler
Bill Keyes
Rensselaer County Department of Youth
George A. McEvoy
Hoosick’ Falls
Frank Ruggles
Troy
Main St
Thomas J. Heating
Londonderry Seeks Flood Control Options Plans Study
At a July 18 Londonderry meeting an ad hoc citizens committee was formed to study flood control along the West River. Rex Doane chairs a panel including Sally Auer and others to review alternatives and report to residents and authorities. The Londonderry Flood Relief Fund has raised 5500 with 1500 from Manchester Ecumenical Council and Dorset Church. Representatives discussed SBA loan rate changes and Flood Plain Zoning Bill while about 45 residents attended.
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Londonderry
West River
Planning Commission
Rex C. Doane
Sally Auer
Allen Brown
Mort Julius
Matthew Carroll
Judy deChard
Manchester Ecumenical Council
Dorset Congregational Church
M. Clancy
Jerome Hevey
Sam Lloyd
Edward Janeway
Les Crossman
Charles Pearson
Lloyd
Congress
Smal Business Administration
Floyd
Vermont
Second Congregational Church
United Church of Christ, Londonderry
James Ameden
Florence Potter
Olive Anderson
Ann Jensen
Shaftsbury Scouts plan camp and activities in camp prep and later trip
Shaftsbury Boy Scouts Troop 33 and parents meet Thursday night at 7 30 at the Shaftsbury Scout shack to review camp plans. Eight Scouts and the assistant Scoutmaster will depart Sunday for a week at Camp Plymouth run by Green Mountain Council. Merit badge topics include canoeing fishing astronomy archery swimming rowing environmental science basketry and woodcarving. Scout Alan Beebe and Butch Gall return for a second year at Camp Plymouth.
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Shaftsbury
Boy Scouts of
Eagie Square
Camp
Plymouth
Green Mountain Council
Boy Scouts of America
Alan Beebe
Butch Gall
Camp Plymouth
Improvements at Addison County Fair add new barn and events
Improvements for the 95th Addison County Fair and Field Days include a new Raven-A branatew horse barn, expanded crafts and food exhibitions, upgraded facilities for tractor and horse pulling contests, and overnight camping for show participants. The four day event runs Aug 9 to 12 with a parade led by former Gov. Deane C. Davis and a “Twenty-five Years and Ruling” theme. Aiken Day opens the fair, with a Field Days Queen to reign throughout. Nearby attractions and accommodations are listed, along with a film program at McCullough Library for area children.
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Addison County
Vermont
Deane C. Davis
Morgan
Grand Ole Opry
Paw la Cross
New England
Champlain Valley
Ferko String Band and Musical Mummers at Big E fair
West Springfield Mass September 14 to 23 features the Ferko String Band and Musical Mummers daily at the Eastern States Exposition. The Ferko group, celebrating its fifth appearance, performs at 2 pm and 7 pm on weekends with a 4 pm parade lead. The 32 member band travels widely, with changing costumes and high production standards, drawing fairgoers to the free entertainment lineup.
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West Springfield
Mass
Ferko String Band
West
Springfield
Ferko
Mm Entertainment Bullseye
Joe Ferko
Philadelphia
Ferka
Hay Fever comes to Killington Playhouse this July
Green Mountain Guild stages Noel Coward comedy Hay Fever at Killington Playhouse from July 2 to 28. Set in 1920s New York suburbs, directed by Kieserman, with a cast including Jessie DeGuzman Judith Cohn and others. Opening night sold out. tickets $3 adults $2 under 18 and 65. reservations 422-3333 or 422-3833. curtain 8 30 pm Tue Sat.
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Killington
Green Mountain Guild
Noel Coward
Hams Head
London
Kieserman
New York City
Coolidge
Broadway
Guild
Jessie DeGuzman
Judith Cohn
Berenice Hall
Ray Jennens
Walter Pauls
Merritt Olsen
Marjorie Kaye
Natalie Wilmer
Jonathan Gomm
Killington Playhouse
Church Service and Community Visits Highlight Hoosick News
South Cambridge reports Mrs. Ralph Galloway returning from Leonard Hospital while Mrs. Phyllis Hamf of Ossining spent the weekend at home. Redmond Wash visitors Hebert Brown and Mrs. Amy Graves were guests of Mrs. Teresa Beadle. The circuit churches will unite for a service July 29 at 9:30 a.m. at North Hoosick United Methodist Church led by Rev. Harry Burdess. Marian Dick and Irving Dick of West Hoosick joined relatives at Mrs. Gertrude Aiken’s home for visits.
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Phyllis Hamf of
Ossining
Hebert Brown
Redmond, Wash
Teresa Beadle
Amy Graves
Graves
North Hoosick United Methodist Church
Marian Dick
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Foster Thayer
Fownal
Lois
Dorothy
Debra Virtue
Coila
Gertrude Aiken
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Lembke
Algo
Howihan
Vermont School Directors Association
Houihan
Sunderland
Houlihan
Arlington
Helene Thompson
James P.thompson
Kathy
Tom
Hocky Neck State Park
Conn
Thompson
Erie San Karl
Ashburnham
Woodford
Aileen O'Neil
Robert Gratz
Michael Jones
David Kosche
Stephen Kosche
Paul Sugarman
Donald Wood
Robert Sugarman
Dale Salin
Rupert Firemen
Rupert
al Bain
Axel Blomberg
West Rupert
Santa Claus
John Pelton
Jay Connaway
North Rupert
Mettowee River
Dorset
Pawlet
Tel
Louise Connaway
Pawlet Vt
Middlebury College
TVM Morgan
Shelburne Museum
Dar State Park
Robert Frost
Green Mountain National Forest
Pete Horton
Addison County Chamber of Commerce
Court Street
Middlebury
State
North Bennington
Thursaday
McCullough
United Counseling Service
Savelle
Mummers
Strummers
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Ralph Galloway
Leonard Hospital
Harry Burdess
Paul Lohnes
Tomhannock
Pleasant Valley Granges
Howard Robinson
White Creek
Bennington
Spinelli
Walker
Ladies’ & Men’s Custom Tailor
Monogr
Siti Sida Prats
Mike Wani
NEW Englander Motor Inn
Northside Dr. U.S
Speer
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