Dorset Theater opens 19th season with Carmichaels
Veteran co producers Fred and Patricia Carmichael launch Caravan Theatre’s 19th season at Dorset Playhouse on June 22. They introduce the 1967 acting company and unveil Mrs. Carmichael as lead in The Desk Set while directing Bye Bye Birdie and All the Better to Kill You With. He opens with Critic's Choice and appears in The Disenchanted and The School for Wives.
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Dorset
Fred
Patricia Carmichael
Caravan Theatre
Doset Playhouse
Carmichael
School For Wives
David Hurt
University of Kentucky
Vermont
Mr. Kirby
James Seymour
Williams Biologist To Retire From Williams College
Williams College biologist Allyn J Waterman, a 1934 hire and former Mary A. and William Wirt Warren Professor of Biology, will retire June 30 and direct a summer institute before moving to Bethesda Maryland to lead extramural programs at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. He has earned NSF grants, chaired zoology committees, and held leadership roles in several scientific societies. He will join a theatre cast in Dorset and participate in local community events before final retirement.
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Williamstown
Mass
Allyn Jay Waterman
Williams College
Bethesda
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Waterman
Garfield
Lucile Chapman
Pegeen Rose
Dorset
Hollywood
Liliom
Edward Powell
Caravaners
Fred Carmichael
Lynette Mettey
Private Ear
Public Eye
Tony Aylward
Colgate Summer Theatre
Lucie Woolson
Jenny
Thomas Cooper
Lynda Kinney
The
Dagmar
Mama
Judith Page Murray
Warren
Arthur Jones
Jim Harrison
Martha Grodsky
National Prize For Gardeners Award For Taconic Valley Branch
Taconic Valley Branch of the Women's National Farm and Garden Association won second prize in the national year book competition. Delegates Mrs. Duncombe and Mrs. Seagr oat announced the award at Sebago Estates Maine. The branch held a flower arranging workshop at Berlin home of Mrs. Darroch with guidance from Mrs. Canfield and discussion led by Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Civic improvement group thanked Goodermore and Strait for window box displays. The next meeting is an international picnic at Mrs. Bernheimer Jr's home on July 13.
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Petersburg
N.Y
Teconic Valley
Women’s National Farm and Garden Association
Sebago Estates
Maine
David Duncombe
Albert H. Seagroat
Taconic Valley
Douglas Darroch
Berlin
William Canfield
Charles Fitzpatrick
Civic Improvement Committee
Darroch
Douglas Goodermore
Lloyd Strait
Lloyd G. Bernheimer Jr
Hoosick Falls Students Receive Awards at Assembly
Hoosick Falls Central School marked the last class day with an awards assembly listing presiding staff including high school principal William Waterhouse music instructors H Luther Everly and William Gaillard girls athletic instructor Mrs Barbara Wiley social studies teacher Warren Eastwick and yearbook advisor Maurice Beaulieu as presenters of non athletic honors.
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ELKS
T. Fred Casey
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School
William Water
Wood Flong Expands in Hoosick Falls Plant Upgrade
Wood Flong Corp in Hoosick Falls New York continues a half million dollar expansion adding a B-Dryers drying system from Fitzburg Paper to speed production of newspaper stereotype mats. The project includes a larger laboratory and two week assembly period with plant shutdown June 26 for machinery installation and testing.
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Fitzburg Paper Company
George Chatfield
Wood Flong
Wood Flong Corporation
Hoosick Falls
Beaumont
Top Student Award Goes To John Doyle At Franklin Institute
The Franklin Institute Student Council awards the Top Student Award to John Doyle for the highest freshman average. Doyle, majoring in civil engineering, is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Doyle of Arlington. The note mentions Mrs Edward Doyle, president of the Vermont Association for Retarded Children, at a regional conference in Philadelphia. Also listed are bazaar committees for a July 19 Federated Church event in East Arlington and a six week Summer Institute for College and University Teachers of Biology at Williams College beginning June 25, supported by NSF, with Dr. Allyn J Waterman directing and faculty from many universities.
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Lucy R. Bovie
Robert W. Bovie
Albany State College
Korners Klub
Randall James
Abbot St
Hoosick Falls
Crusaders of Baptist Church
Alan K. Frost
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kans
James H. Frost
William C. Brown
Hoosick Grange Hall
Franklin Institute
John Doyle
Edward Doyle
Arlington
Doyle
Vermont Association For Retarded Children
National Association For Retarded Children
Philadelphia
Emily McManus
Hermon Benjamin
Federated Church
East Arlington
Arthur Vaughn
Williamstown
Mass
Puerto Rico
Williams College
National Science Foundation
Allyn J. Waterman
William K. Reist
Muskingum College
Ohio
Waterman
Thomas McGill
H. Richard Archer
Chapin Library
Peter D. Eimas
Irwin Shainman
Music
Bennington College
Western Reserve University
Texas
Dartmouth College
Pennsylvania State University
University of Florida
Tulane University
Oberlin College
Duke University
Connecticut College
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Barefoot in the Park to Benefit Vermont Wellesley Club
The Vermont Wellesley Club selects Barefoot in the Park as its 1967 Weston Theater benefit. A 3 p.m. Sunday performance will feature Miss Sarah Morrison of North Pownal as chairwoman. Proceeds support the Development Fund, the Vermont Endowed Scholarship Fund, and the Students Aid Society.
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Weston
Vermont Wellesley Club
Weston Theater
Sarah Morrison
North Pownal
Wellesley
Lake Dunmore
William Wright
Rutland
Alliance of Progress
Wilmington High School graduates 21 seniors
Wilmington High School conferred diplomas on twenty one seniors at a Saturday ceremony in the school gym. Rev. Walter S. Oddy offered the invocation, with honor essays presented by Sallyann Poor and Dennis Lavoy, while Supt. Robert E. Bunell distributed scholarships and medals to top students. Junior marshals escorted graduates as John E. Colona directed the music and the event closed with a benediction from Rev. Henry A. Peck.
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Wilmington
Wilmington High School
Milton Wolf
Wilmington School Board
Walter S. Oddy
Bapist Church
Sallyann Poor
Jane Bishop
Dennis Lavoy
Lavoy
Miss Poor
UVM
Robert E. Bunnell
Linda Maynard
Steven Rice
Helen Rowell
Sandra Sullivan
Linda Williams
Russell S. Hanson
Leroy
Lyman Maynard
Wilmington Lions Club
Wiliam Rice
Porter Farwell
John Rice
Robert Ware
John E. Colona
Drake
Henry A. Peck
Congregational Church
Korea Honors Pearl S. Buck Medal in Seoul ceremony
Pearl Buck, longtime resident of Winthall, received South Korea's Cultural Medal from Premier Chung Il-kwon in Seoul for welfare work aiding Korean American children. The Nobel laureate, who arrived May 30, oversees a $1.1 million opportunity center for Korean children fathered by U.S. servicemen, a gift marking her 75th birthday.
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Winhall
Pearl Buck
Chung Il-kwon
Seoul
Korea
Chung
Capitol Building
Miss Buck
Asia
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Sarah Brown
Kentucky
Susan Cardwell
Samatha Doane
Deborah Sherley
Sean Monahan
Centennial Theatre
Lexington
Charles Dickens
John Charles
Lake George Summer Theatre
Glens Falls
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
National Prize For Gardeners
Bennington Roofing CO
Hillside Street
Dial
Edith Beaumont
Javery
South Street
Bennington
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Helene Thompson
Freeman McManus
Keynith Knapp
Cyril Hoyt
Thurston Hulet
Granville Greenwold
Ann Metcalfe
John Dahl
Max Grout
W.B. Todd
Harold Best
Clyde Dunlap
Charles Galli
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Carl Benjamin
Carl Benjamin Jr
Jack Mason
Royal Thayer
Crgil Hoyt
of New
Arthur Rubinstein
Williamstown Theatre
Adams Memorial Theatre
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Rubinstein
Mr. Booth
Flora Aldrich
Charlotte Crawford
Roger Crawford
Clifford Duncan
James Haskin
Susan Lavoy
Richard Poor
Elizabeth Snow
Albert Aldrich
Pamelia Barry
Burdys Bickford
Gloria Bills
Josephine Crawford
Rodney Crawford
Randall Dixon
Dennis Lavery
John Long
Daniel Look
Linda M Grant Moyer Jr
Larry Boupart
William Rice
Karla Snow
Pearl S. Buck
Ladies Home Journal
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Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
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