Hoosick Falls Theater Ends Season With Banquet
The Little Theatre of Hoosick Falls closed its season with a banquet at the Old Byars House in North Hoosick. President Harry Fink led a brief meeting and introduced new officers including Mrs. Charles Turner and Richard Severson. Special guest Reed Walcott and entertainer Madeline Massey highlighted the event.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Little Theatre of
Byars
North Hoosick
Harry Fink
Charles Turner
Richard Severson
Carlton Shaw
John Case
Joel Miller
Fink
Miss Reed Walcott
Bennington College
Stone Tumbling Demonstration At Weston
Craftsmen Stone’s Vermont Guild hosts a public demonstration by Mr. and Mrs. Gilman of White River Junction on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 at the Grist Mill. The couple, now full time jewelers, will show how tumbling smooths and polishes stones for rings and pins using local Vermont and New Hampshire gems.
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Weston
Vermont Craftsmen, Inc
Gilmans
White River Junction
Veremont Guild of
Gilman
Vermont
New Hampshire
United States
Local Social Notes Highlight Bayamon Visit and Area Marriages
Manchester Constance M Jordan and family visit Bayamon Puerto Rico while touring colleges and the World's Fair. Allan Pash and four children stay with Cherbonneaus in Springfield Mass before he begins as athletic instructor at Great East Lodge Boys Camp in Sanbornville N H. Judith Alison Cherbonneau visit Bronx relatives as George Ingerman announces daughter Carol wed Michael Alan Robinson in Rockport on June 20.
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Roger Wall
Bayamon
Puerto Rico
Ber Jah Wall
Allan Pash
Springfield
Mass
Henry Cherbonneau
Sanbornville, N.H
Great East Lodge
George E.W. Ingerman
Rockport
Monteclair
Carol
Michael Alan Robinson
Preschool clinic at Pownal Fire House reports vaccines given
The second of three pre school clinics in Pownal was conducted at the Fire House with Dr H P F Corbin in charge. Thirty two children received polio vaccines and other shots. The final clinic will be the last week of July. Community groups sponsor the program and Mrs Beals Jr. is chairman.
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H.P.F. Corbin
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Jennie Stearley
North Pownal
Harry W. Beals Jr
Beals
Frank L. Haley
Methodist Church Christian Advocates Society
Ladd Brook
Henry W. Bassen
Vermont State Fire Fighters Association
Bennington
Willow Road
Negro Baseball Players To Earn Over Two Million
Ebony magazine reports in its June issue that 93 Negro players in the Major Leagues will earn more than 2 million dollars this season. Willie Mays leads with 105000, Hank Aaron 80000, Frank Robinson 70000. average salary about 22800. Giants lead with eight Negro players, Pirates seven. Also notes service years from 14 down to rookies and 4.3 year average.
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Ebony Magazine
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Hank Aaron
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Frank Robinson
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Ebony
Minnie Minoso
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Janus Hilarious Nonsense At Dorset Playhouse
The Caravan Theatre opened the 1964 Dorset season with Carolyn Green's Janus at the Dorset Playhouse. Fred Carmichael directed a cast led by Jessica Greacen and Emmet Walsh in a production praised for effort despite harsh critical verdicts on script and set.
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M. Emmet Walsh
Janus
Dorset Playhouse
Richard Terrill
Barbara Greacen
Foster
Dorset
Carolyn Green
Caravan Theatre
Fred Carmichael
Judith Page Murray
George Blanchard
Jessica Barbara Greacen Gil Richard Terrill Denny M. Emmet Walsh
Elihu Harper Edward Powell
Miss Addy
Susan Kaslow
Jack Parr
New Dorset
Carmichael
J.P. Murray
Playhouse
Outdoor Food Sale Sponsored by Baptist Church Planned
North Bennington announces an outdoor food sale by the Baptist Church women on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Village park. rain date in the library.
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Women of the Baptist Church
Anthropologist Joins Bennington College Faculty
North Bennington Bennington College appoints Norman Klein to teach anthropology next year. Klein earned his A B from the University of Michigan and studied social anthropology at Harvard University.
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Bennington College
North Bennington
Benington College
Norman Klein
Klein
University of Michigan
Harvard Univer
New York University
Bennington
Area Dancers Shine in Weston Playhouse Talent Show
Weston's Princess Marta Sue Crawford Nancy Finnegan Barbara Lawless and Jay Seaman joined area students for a large audience at Weston Playhouse. Princess Marta performed two tap dances and two baton solos. Finnegan and Lawless did a comedy pantomime while Seaman presented two tap solos and a modern jazz routine. Richard Leonard also performed two tap solos.
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Weston
Marta- Sue Crawford
Walter Crawford
East Arlington
Nancy Finnegan
Gerald D. Finnegan
Jefferson Heights
Barbara Lawless
Philip Lawless
North Bennington
Richard Leonard
Lawrence Leonard
Somerset
Jay Seaman
John Seaman
Cambridge
N.Y
Weston Playhouse
Princess
Cecilia Greene
School of Dance
Janet Flynn
School of Baton
Bennington
Salem Fourth of July Parade and Festivities Planned
Salem American Legion Post outlines a full day of events starting at noon with a chicken barbecue, a 2 pm musical show, and a 6 pm six division parade featuring bands and floats. A 7 pm drum corps exhibition, 8 pm carnival, and 10 30 pm fireworks conclude the day in Salem New York.
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Salem
N.Y
Salem American Legion Post
Future Farmers of America
Arlington Dinner Honors 45th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William Kelley hosted a Sunday dinner party for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc Laughlin of Pittsford in Arlington to mark their 45th wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mrs. Peter McLaughlin, Miss Clara Kelley, Mrs. Ella Kelley, and others. The American Legion Post 69 will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Legion rooms to discuss officer nominations for next year and for the state convention.
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Thomas McLaughlin
Pittsford
William Kelley
Kelley
Peter McLaughlin
Clara Kelley
Manchester
Ella Kelley
Nellie Dalton
Lionel Marcoux
Jeff
Joanne
Teresa McCoy
Bennington
Louis DieRienzo
Mary Teresa
Succasunna
N.J
American Legion Post 69
Legion Rooms
Gotham Pianist To Benefit UCS In Manchester
George Feyer the renowned Cafe Carlyle entertainer returns to Manchester on July 31 for a benefit concert for United Counseling Service of Bennington County sponsored by Dorset Manchester Committee. The event at Equinox Hotel Convention Hall begins at 9 p.m with a preconcert buffet in the Carousel Room. Last year’s show drew a capacity crowd and a standing ovation. Tickets, tax deductible, go on sale July 1 at the Equinox Hotel Manchester Printing Co Ekwanok Country Club and Bennington Bookshop.
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Dorset
George Feyer
New York
Manchester
Feyer
Dorset - Manchester
United Counseling Service
Bennington County
Equinox Hotel
Manchester Printing Co
Ekwanok Country Club
Bennington
Vision defects found in taxi drivers in New York
The Better Vision Institute reports one in five drivers has a vision defect affecting driving. The Safety Center for Drivers tests applicants for New York taxi fleets and finds about 10 percent of men who consider themselves competent to drive taxi test poorer than 20 30 in their weaker eye.
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New York
UPI
Better Vision Institute
Safety Center For
Six One Man Shows Open July 4 at SVAC
Six regional artists launch the season with one man exhibitions at the Southern Vermont Art Center starting July 4. Elfriede Abbe Adele Godchaux Richard O Comins George Hughes Samuel Ogden and Marjorie Sargent present sculpture serigraphs ceramics and paintings. A reception runs 3 30 to 5 30 July 4 with daily hours 10 to 5 except Sundays 1 to 5 and closed Mondays.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Elfriede Abbe
Ithaca
N.Y
Richard O. Comins
Hoosick Falls
Adele Godchaux
Marshfield
George Hughes
Arlington
Samuel Ogeden
Landgrove
Marjorie Sargent
Dorset
Miss Abbe
Art Center
Washington, D.C
Cornell University College of Architecture
Art Students League
Syracuse University
Florence
Padua
Italy
England
France
Comins
Newark
N.J
New York
Miss Godchaux
Athens
Greece
Mexico City
Saturday Evening Post
Arlingeton
SVA
Hopkins Center
Dartmouth College
Boston
University of Vermont
Burlington
Shelburne Museum
America House
Mrs. Sargent
National Academy of Design
Jay Connaway
Fletcher Farms Arts and Crafts School
Ludlow
Rome
Hilltop 4-H Picnic and Strawberry Festival Report
The Hilltop Girls 4-H held its picnic at Lake Paran on Saturday after a business meeting at the elementary school. Fourteen members attended and some received ribbons. Five girls and two leaders went to the strawberry festival at Whitman’s farm on Friday.
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Hilltop
Lake Paran
Whitman’s Farm
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