The Ed Sullivan Show Is Canceled CBS Announcement
A humorous reflection on CBS canceling the Ed Sullivan Show. The writer laments the loss of a cultural anchor, jokes about ancient origins of the show, and notes the unsettling impact of its demise on personal stability and memory.
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Washington
UPI
CBS
Face of the Earth
Points North
Iowa
Free glaucoma clinic in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Lions Club hosts a free glaucoma clinic Saturday April 3 from 9 am to noon at Hoosick Falls Central School. Ophthalmologist Dr William M McCarty will donate services, urging prior testers to be retested. early detection can control the disease and prevent blindness.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
William M. McCarty
New Readsboro postmaster named in Readsboro
Clarence M. Ross Jr. is appointed postmaster of Readsboro effective March 20. Ross has served as officer in charge since May 2, 1970, succeeding John P. Wellman who resigned last May. Born February 22, 1927 in Ludlow, Ross lives in Readsboro since 1937 and is a former Army member. He married Charlene Ruth Wellman in 1949 and belongs to the Lions Club and Readsboro Fire Department.
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Readsboro
Clarence M. Ross Jr
William F. Bolger
U.S. Postal Service
Ross
John P. Wellman
Ludlow
U.S. Army
Charlene Ruth Wellman
Lions Club
Regional Management Selection Board
Winton M. Blount
Trailblazers name delegates to annual VAST meeting
Manchester Vermont members of the Green Mountain Trailblazers Inc elect four delegates to the April 3 annual meeting of the Vermont Association of Snow Travelers in Montpelier. Richard Towslee presented a snowmobile film and William White won a hunter's hoist raffle prize donated by Ken's Sport Shop.
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Green Mountain Trailblazers, Inc
Montpelier
Vermont
Association of Snow Travelers
VAST
Francis Maher
Albert Lueth
Arthur Pinsonault
George Conners
Burr and Burton Seminary
Richard Towslee
Ken
William White
Arlington
Earth Theatre slides at AIM meet in Manchester
AIM Inc hosts an 8 p.m. meeting in Manchester Elementary School cafeteria featuring a slide show and Earth Theatre performance as part of Life and the Environment series by CSSV. John Stevens will introduce Water lifeblood. AIM aims to sponsor the full series next year. Copies of AIM’s consumer guide distributed free. refreshments served.
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Manchester
The
Earth Theatre
AIM, Inc
Ecology Action Group
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont
CSSV
John Stevens
AIM
Sue Tenner
MES
the Earth Theatre
Avantegarde
Pocket Guide for Consumers from Vermont Extension
The Pocket Guide for Consumers from the University of Vermont Extension Service offers guidance on who to contact for unwanted doorstep repairs, how to cancel a recent contract, and where to file fraud or swindle complaints. It covers mail order buying, work at home schemes, credit purchases, health care devices, and more. Send name, address, and zip to Publications Morrill Hall for a free copy.
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Burlington
University of Vermont Extension
Morrill Hall
University of Vermont
Lolita My Love Doors Open in Pre Broadway Tryout
Bernard Caughey Bolton reports on Lolita My Love at the Shubert Theater, noting uneven pacing and growing pains as the musical adaptation of Nabokov’s novel struggles between comedy and serious drama. John Neville, Dorothy Louden, and Leonard Frey headline, with Denise Nickerson also featured. The production shows promise in laughs but falters when it turns serious. music by Alan Jay Lerner and sets by Ming Cho Lee receive praise amid missteps.
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Bernard Caughey Bolton
UPI
Shubert Theater
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
John Neville
Humbert Humbert
Dorothy Louden
Charlotte Haze
Leonard Frey
Claire Quilty
Mrs. Haze
Quilty
Tolita
Neville
Miss Louden
Frey
Denise Nickerson
Alan Jay Lerner
Ming Cho Lee
Pownal Center offers art classes. 4-H meets at Ted Church’s home
Pownal Center Elementary School opens a Saturday arts and crafts series starting March 27 with 139 signups led by Mrs. Jane Satulla Mrs. Lori Jaffe and April Dyett. The Green Mountaineers 4-H Club forestry group meets Thursday at 6 p.m. at Ted Church’s North Pownal Road home. Town clerk Mrs. Rachel Mason lists dog licensing hours through April 1 with a 50 percent delinquency surcharge after that date. Dog licenses require proof of rabies vaccination and, for spayed females, a vet certificate. A separate note from Hucknall England reports Mrs. Constance West withholding rent over a hole in her garden six by six by three feet, with officials seeking NCB input.
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Jane Satulla
Lori Jaffe
April Dyett
Bernard Bisson
Green Mountaineers
Ted Church
North Pownal Road
Rachel Mason
Pownal
Hucknall, England
UPI
Constance West
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