Madwoman Chaillot staged at Hoosac School Hoosick NY
The play The Madwoman of Chaillot by Jean Giroux opened last night at Hoosac School Hoosick New York directed by David Strathairn and presented by Hoosick Valley Theatre to run through Saturday curtain at 830 pm. A large cast from Hoosick Falls and surrounding areas delivers a vivid production in the dining hall. Strathairn directed for the first time with a lively interpretation of the anti establishment classic.
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Chaillot
Jean Giroux
Hoosac School
Hoosick
N.Y
David Strathairn
Hoosick Valley Theatre
Hoosick Falls
Ellie Fink
Constance
Banks Compete For Hoosick Falls Branch Offices
Two banks, Home Savings Bank of Albany and Troy Savings Bank, seek a Hoosick Falls branch. The local Savings and Loan board approved a merger with Albany pending approvals. Troy reports over $2 million in area deposits and has bought the Brazell Block to house its branch. The final decision rests with the state Banking Department. The text then shifts to a theatre review of The Madwoman of Chaillot at Hoosac School, praising performances and noting it as the season’s bridge to summer.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Capital District
Home Savings Bank of Albany
Troy Savings Bank of Troy
Permanent Savings and Loan Association of
Local Savings and Loan Here
Albany Bank
State Banking Department
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Troy
Permanent Savings Association
Troy Bank
Brazell
Main Street
Permanent Savings and Loan
Troy Record New Paper
Permanent Savings
Troy Record
Pownal TOPS Group Seeks New Members
Town notices invite residents to join a newly organized TOPS group in Pownal with a contact number 823 5047. Miss Jean Rogers hosted Mt Anthony Union High School drama class at her Cedar Hill Road home for a Wednesday afternoon cookout.
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Pownal
Jean Rogers
Cedar Hill Road
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Local updates list degrees and civic notices from Vermont area
Manchester Francis Markey earned a master's in deaf education and a teaching certificate at Canisius College. He will join Austine School for the Deaf staff in Brattleboro this fall, while his wife Claire serves as a speech therapist in Brattleboro. Also noted are visits by the Gori family from San Francisco and a postponed Girl Scout picnic. Pownal school board election set for June 18 with preregistration details and voting hours.
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George Markey
Canisius College
Buffalo
N.Y
Austine School For the Deaf
Brattleboro
Claire
Lawrence Gori
George
San Francisco
Calif
Philip Anderson
Pownal Center
Lake Paran
Pownal
Mt. Anthony High School
Lucy W. Johnson
Main St
Bennington
Pownal Town Hall
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