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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1970
Page
6
Maggie Lettvin hosts a new weekly program on Vermont Educational Television titled Maggie and the Beautiful Machine. She demonstrates exercises to fit housewives and businessmen, working out with four ordinary people to show relatable fitness progress and a healthy lifestyle.
Four persons injured in a Monday head-on crash at Route 67 and County Road 103 in Buskirk. All treated at Mary Mc Clellan Hospital in Cambridge. Injured include Letha M. Ames 57 operator of an International Scout and Ruth E. Wilson 62 a passenger.
Arlington Brownie Troop 85 will hold an end of year picnic Thursday at Deer Park in Bennington with Browns meeting at Fisher School at 11 a.m. Each attendee should bring a quarter for costs.
Hoosick Valley Theatre Company rehearses The Madwoman of Chaillot with ages from high schoolers to seniors. Students from Williams College pair with local players in the Hoosac School cafeteria venue June 11 12 and 13 at 8 30 p.m. The production blends youth and experience as veteran Madeline Massey chats with Gene Ford and others while a Vietnam veteran shares frontline memories after rehearsal.
UVM will charge students 75 cents and faculty and staff 1 per athletic event this fall to raise funds for grants-in-aid for athletes. The plan also raises general and reserved admission prices for the public. Estimated extra admissions revenue could reach 55087 if attendance matches 1969 70 levels.
About 40 people attended a public hearing at Fisher Elementary School on the Arlington Design for Education and approved the proposal with a few changes and additions. Phillip Viereck, elementary school supervisor, represented the superintendent on all six design committees.
Vermont Fish and Game has held three of nine hearings on proposed antlerless deer seasons across zones. Remaining meetings start at 7:30 p.m. with Zone D in Northfield June 9 and Zone E in Marshfield June 10, Zone F in Middlebury June 11, Zone G in Island Pond June 16, Zone H in Barton June 17, Zone I in Hyde Park June 18.
Peter Hunt, Tony Award winner for directing 1776, will return to the Williamstown Theatre as associate director for the 1970 season. He will direct one play, light another, handle managerial duties during Psacharopoulos’ Stanford Festival absence, and serve as executive director for a short period. This marks his 14th consecutive year at Williamstown, with prior credits including Galileo and Marat-Sade, plus work at Hartford Stage and lighting for Lincoln Center and others.
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