Famed Novels Shown on Film At Spa Theatre
Saratoga Springs readies a film festival week July 28 to Aug 3 showing three famous novels in screen versions. The Pearl airs July 28–30, Crime and Punishment on July 31–Aug 1, and Don Quixote on Aug 2–3, with two nightly shows at 7:30 p.m. The following week, Aug 4–10, features A Salute To The Director with three Alfred Hitchcock films.
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Spa
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
John Steinbeck
Mexico
Saratoga Spa
Alfred Hitchcock
Falls Firm To Provide Training For 45 Workers
HOOSICK FALLS N Y Tansitor Electronics Inc will take part in the state Division of Manpower program to train 45 unemployed in Rensselaer County. The eight week course covers tantalum capacitor assembly. Gov Rockefeller’s office says the state will reimburse the firm 10396 dollars. the firm bears the rest including trainee wages.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Tansitor Electronics Inc
State Dept. of Labor
Division of Manpower
Rensselaer County
Burglar Breaks Hoosick Falls Filling Station Garage
State police probe a break into the N Y 22 filling station run by Town of Hoosick justice Thomas G. Restino. Entry came through a high side window. a cigarette machine was damaged and about $10 stolen. Exit via unlocked doors from inside. Similar vandalism hit Kenneth Lester’s auto wash with hoses cut and trash dumped down a rear embankment.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Thomas G. Restino
Hoosick Justice
Automobile Wash
Kenneth Lester
District 32 GOP Elects In Bennington Windham Counties
Stamford Vermont district 32 Republicans elected co chairmen William A. Pool and Sanford M. Plumb and re elected secretary John Armstrong Jr and treasurer Mrs Clyde Upton. Three candidates for district representative spoke and faced questions. gun control dominated the Q and A with all three opposing current proposals. Next meeting set for August 6 at 8 pm in Wilmington High School with invitees including state officials and other Republican candidates.
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Stamford Central School
Pownal
Readsboro
Searsburg
Bennington County
Wilmington
Whitingham
Dover
Windham County
William A. Pool
Sanford M. Plumb
Cochairmen
John Armstrong Jr
Clyde Upton
Marcel A. Langlais
Ralph W. Howe Jr
John Newkom
Langlais
Pool
Newkom
Porter Farwell
Harvey D. Carter Jr
Montpellier
Carter
Ira Whitney
Montpelier
Farwell
Wilmington High School
Bennington
Windham
Barefoot in the Park opens at Dorset Playhouse
Neil Simon’s Barefoot in the Park opened at the Dorset Playhouse presented by Caravan Theatre for a five day run. The cast includes Lynnette Mettey David Siever Patricia Carmichael Len Cowan Howard Enoch Mark Suben and more with Anthony Dingman directing and designing the set and lighting Jane Neufeld handled lighting. The review praises the performance as uproarious and notes the strong ensemble and multifloor set.
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Neil Simon
Dorset Playhouse
Caravan Theatre
Anthony Dingman
Jane Neufeld
Core Bratter
Lynnette Mettey
Len Cowan
Howard Enoch
Paul Bratter
David Siever
Banks
Patricia Carmichael
Victor Velasco
Mark Suben
Miss Mettey
Mr. Siever
Romeo
Darlene Viall
Diana Greenwood
Joan Wikler
Foreground
Ringheiser
Williamstown Theatre to host weekly discussion series
The Williams town Theatre in Williamstown Mass will continue its open discussions of current productions as a weekly summer feature. This week's session follows tonight's performance of Tennessee Williams Camino Real and will be led by executive director Nikos Psacharopoulos who staged the play.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williamstown Theatre
Camino Real
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Urban Center Certificates Awarded Friday in Troy
Four hundred sixty three Hudson Valley Community College Urban Center students will receive certificates Friday at Hudson Hall Troy Albany and Schenectady facilities. Center chairmen Ronald Anderson Joseph Grone and Norman Whitehurst will present to graduates completing programs such as keypunch welding machine tool operator and secretarial studies.
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Troy
N.Y
Hudson Valley Community College-operated
State University of New York Urban Center
Community College
Albany
Schenectady
Hudson Hall
Center
Ronald Anderson
Joseph Grone
Norman Whitehurst
Elaine Church
Petersburg
Frank Mohos
Stephentown
William Freeman
Center Berlin
Walloomsac trip and town notes from Union and Hoosick
Walloomsac residents report a homecoming after a blueberry farm visit in Union Maine with two days of haying lobster boat trips and fresh fish. Local social life includes weddings, picnics, groundbreakings and club gatherings in East Hoosick Bennington and North Adams with community events at Green witch Fair grounds and Hoosick Falls health center.
Catskill Game Farm Visit Noted by Local Residents
White Creek residents Mr and Mrs Charles Harrington Mrs Perle Cross Robert Maria Diane and Maureen Hulihan visited last week at the Catskill Game Farm and at the home of Joseph Hulihan.
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Charles Harrington
Perle Cross
Robert
Maria and
Diane
Maureen Hulihan
Catskill
Joseph Hulihan
Peru Fire Department forms truck housing site committee
A Peru meeting revealed a committee to select a building site for housing fire trucks and gear. About $800 in donations has been raised from property owners who are fire department members. A letter seeking material support prompted the fundraising. The Ladies' Aid sale was postponed until further notice and donations remain needed.
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Peru Fire Department
Fire Department
Constabulary Plans Aug 16 Celebration at Bennington Battlefield
WALLOOMSAC N Y The First Hoosac Constabulary and guests held a cookout at the old schoolhouse headquarters on the Bennington Battlefield grounds Glen S Rowland led the event It was announced the headquarters will be open Sundays by the battlefield anniversary committee for the Aug 16 observance at the state park Groups may obtain info and be assigned parts in the program Anniversary plans will be finalized after the Aug 7 meeting
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Walloomsac
N.Y
Hoosac Constabulary
Bennington
Glen S. Rowland
State Park
Australian fishermen threaten guns over foreign ships
SYDNEY, UPD Dr. R A Patterson a Labor party member of parliament said Wednesday Australian fishermen might resort to guns if the government failed to curb foreign ships fishing in the Gulf of Carpentaria off the Great Barrier Reef.
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UPD
R. A. Patterson
Labor Party
Gulf of Carpentaria
Great Barrier Reef
Hoosick Falls Community Notices Report Several Events
Hoosick Falls attendees include scouts Rick Irick Larry Cabana Wayne Peereboom Philip Fabiano Rene Ayers Tony DeLuca Steve L em on and John Eberle. Over 100 guests are expected at the Independent Party barbecue at the village water works with chowder at noon and main course at 4 30 p.m. Pine son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pine of West Hoosick completed a world cruise with Scripps Oceanography on the Argo visiting Penang Ceylon Greece Turkey and Israel before returning to San Diego. The American Legion Auxiliary Hoosick Post plans a bingo party at the VA Hospital Albany Friday with prizes and refreshments. Local women serving on the committee include Mrs Ethel Barrer Mrs Gertrude Brenenstuhl and Mrs Dorothy Boys. West Hoosick Baptist Vacation Church School ends Friday with a picnic at 11 30 a.m. First Baptist Church hosts a Sunday School picnic Saturday at Lake Lauderdale leaving the church at 11 30 a.m. Luncheon at 1 p.m. Mrs Charles Cornell leads the event and committees have arranged activities for all ages.
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Larry Cabana
Wayne Peereboom
Philip Fabiano
Rene Ayers
Tony DeLuca
Steve Lemon
John Eberle
Tom Case
Dan Stetson
Michael Stempek
Fred Leonard
Joseph Berlant
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American Legion Auxiliary of Hoosick Post
Albany
Ethel Barrer
Gertrude Brenenstuhl
Dorothy Boys
First Baptist Church
Lake Lauderdale
Charles Cornell
Local notices glimpse in town and college circles
Shaftsbury student Tony DiBernardino of Delhi College was a weekend guest of Ian Mac Donald. Rev A J MacDonald attended a Troy Conference meeting in Glens Falls. Clinton McDonald, town treasurer, will be out July 30 31 and his office and barber shop will close until Thursday. Drs Arthur and Elizabeth Faris will be away from July 27 through August 3.
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Tony DiBernardino
Delhi College
Delhi
N.Y
Ian MacDonald
A.J. MacDonald
Glens Falls
Troy
The
United Methodist Church
Clinton McDonald
Drs. Arthur and
Elizabeth Faris
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