Buxton School Plans Mad Woman of Chaillot at Three Performances
Buxton School in Williamstown stages Jean Giraudoux The Mad Woman of Chaillot with more than 40 students in cast and crew. Open nights March 11 at North Adams State College and March 13 at Buxton Theatre. a March 12 matinee for Stockbridge School students follows with a reception.
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Jean Giraudoux
Chaillot
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Stockbridge
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Carolyn Mower
James M. Mower
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Shaftsbury
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Henry C. Cooper
Adams
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Jerome Count
New Lebanon
N.Y
Michael Finckel
George Finckel
Bennington
Farren Bratton
Arthur Bratton
David Bergmark
John Ward
Williamstown Theatre Produces Star-Studded Cast Across Cities
Williamstown Theatre reports over 90 percent of its acting company and staff work in New York theater. Mil dred Dunnock Joyce Ebert Carolyn Coates and Carrie Nye earn excellent notices in The Trojan Woman with sellout crowds. Williamstown figures show producers directors and designers involved in major productions from Washington’s Library of Congress to Broadway and regional houses across the country.
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Many Area Scout Leaders Attend Argyle Roundtable
Sixteen Hoosick Falls scouters joined 81 Iroquois District leaders at the Mohican Council roundtable in Argyle on February 27. Leaders from Hudson Falls to Greenwich gathered for training awards, emergency preparedness, first aid, and attendance trophies across Pack 63 64 and 83 plus Troops 43 64 67.
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Skiers Flock In As Spring Hint Lingers In Town
Two fine weekends drew many skiers to town while mild days softened snow signaling spring near. Paul Ostertag, after a weekend at home, returned to the Veterans Hospital in White River Junction for further treatment. The Rev. Jordan E. Dickinson offers a 9 a.m. service at Bromley Ski Area and the Peru church holds an 8 p.m. service Wednesdays.
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White River Junction
Jordan E. Dickinson
Bromley Ski Area
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Town Officers School Set for Manchester Meeting
A statewide series meeting for town officers will be held in Manchester at the Elementary School on March 19. Registration runs 9 to 9:30 a.m. followed by a discussion of findings by equalization appraisal teams. At 10 a.m. Russell A. Holden or a representative will discuss Data Collected for Study of Regional Highway Plan.
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Russell A. Holden
New Baby and Local News From Arlington Community
Arlington notes celebrate Mitzi Ann LaBatt born March 3 with parents Earl and Mrs. LaBatt taking a new home at the former James Wyman place. J. Jeffrey Hard earns aircraft weapons technician rating after Marine Corps electronics school in Jacksonville. Catherine Ball breaks her arm en route to church last Sunday. Martha Canfield Library adds new adult and juvenile titles in February including works by Eisenhower Pusey Le Carre and Hale among others.
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Gordon Hard
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Earl LaBatt
Mitzi Ann
Lisa
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James Wyman
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Martha Canfield
Middlebury Names First Dean of the College
Dr. Thomas Hedley Reynolds, longtime Middlebury history chair and dean of men, will become the college’s first dean of the college effective July 1. He will handle long range curricula planning and strengthen faculty administration ties while remaining a full professor. Reynolds, a 1942 Williams graduate with Columbia PhD, joined Middlebury in 1949 and has held key posts since.
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Thomas Hedley Reynolds
Middlebury College
James I. Armstrong
Reynolds
New York City
Williams College
Columbia University
Hunter College
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