Williamstown training program for directors gains early success
Williamstown Theatre's first year of a cross Atlantic training plan for young directors draws legal praise. Ten directing interns, selected by Nikos Psacharopoulos, scatter across New York universities and regional theatres while gaining notice from London and Paris theatres. The program aims to expand to England and major groups in Europe and beyond.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williamstown Theatre
Atlantic
New York Foundation
American Theatre
Nikos Psacharopoulos
New York
Harold DeFelice
Hal Prince
Candide
New York University
Robert Gainer
William Ludel
American Place Theatre
Tom Jones
David Schweizer
Troilus and
Cressida
Lincoln Center
Mitzi Newhouse
David Butler
Trinity Square Repertory Theatre
Providence
R.I
Carole Rothman
Philip Roth
Our
Yale
Yale Cabaret
Gary Pearse
Yale College
Terry Byars
Temple University
Philadelphia
Psacharopoulos
Scotland
San Francisco
England
France
Italy
Germany
Europe
Soviet Union
Aldwych, National
Royal Court
London
Theatre National Populaire
Paris
Teatro Piccolo Milano
Atelie 212
Yugoslavia
Royal Dramatic Theatre of
Stockholm
Prague
Vienna
Rome
Brussels
Moscow
Gaiotti testimonial held in Shaftsbury
More than a hundred law enforcement officers and their spouses gathered in Shaftsbury to honor Gene Gaiotti as he moves to Stratton. State Police Cpl. Luczynski praised cooperation, while Dorset officials sent a best wishes letter. a engraved Colt revolver was presented as a keepsake.
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Shaftsbury
Gene Gaiotti
Stratton
Terry Tyler
Cpl
Luczynski
Gene
George Hoag
Manchester Village
Gaiotti
Dorset
Vernon Squiers
Vern Squiers
Greater Manchester
Harold Potter
Law Enforcement Training Council
Gordon Adams
Rutland Bci
John Pollacik
State Police Academy
William Fox
Bennington
Val Young
Old Bennington
Ralph Cameron
Winhall Police Department
Ray Bolton
Forest & Parks
Church women meeting set in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls New York. The Buskirk Reformed Church hosts the World Community Day program for Church Women United at 7 30 p m Friday. Mrs Myron Hertel chairs. The Nov 2 event calls on Christian women worldwide to proclaim love for the world and asks Where in the World is My Neighbor. Movie life in Haiti will be shown by Rev Myron Hertel. A five year UN project to aid life in the Marsial Valley was cited in his thesis. Ban ners pictures carvings and artifacts will be displayed. Several local officials and rescue squad members attend and a large turnout is praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Buskirk Reformed Church
Church Women United
Myron Hertel
Buskirk
Haiti
United Nations
Marsial Valley
Chris Sweezey
Manchester
Joseph Rizio
Thomas McGibboney
Ronald Wilcox
Howard Brophy
Sunderland
Michael Dimonda
Richard Rockwell
U.S
Border Patrol
Cadoret and Graves
New York State
George Milne
John Maloney
Bennington County
Pollacik
Dana Thompson
WRC
Jamaica
Jamaica Planning Commission
James S. Howard
Planning Commission
Howard
Miller
Vermont
Hensel Retires as Vermont Arts Council Director
A warm Stowe tribute welcomed retiring Vermont Council on the Arts director Frank Hensel, with Governor Salmon and other officials praising his leadership. The UVM Ensemble performed in his honor, and Peter Fox Smith was named new director as a dinner closed the event.
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Stowe
Frank Hensel
Vermont Council On the Arts
Salmon
Burgess
Hoff
Hensel
Vermont
University of Vermont Ensemble
Ernest Stires
Halloween Party At Hoosick Falls Senior Center
Senior citizens on Church Street held a Sunday Halloween gathering with decorations by Mrs Button assisted by Mrs Holleran and Mrs Houston. Donuts and cider were donated by local Democratic and Republican parties. Prizes were donated by Hoosac and Thorpe Pharmacies.
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Hoosick Falls
Church Street
John Button
Julia Holleran
Philip Houston
Hoosac and
Thorpe Pharmacies
Pownal Church Hosts Choir Rehearsal and Rummage Sale
Pownal United Methodist Church announces a Thursday 7 p.m. choir rehearsal at the church. A Wesleyan Class rummage sale runs Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at the church hall. Senior Citizens meet Friday 1 to 3 at Oak Hill School. Dorothy DeMarco leads a handicraft workshop bringing scissors and odd lengths of worsted yarn.
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Pownal United Methodist Church
Pownai
Oak Hill
Dorothy DeMarco
Jamaica faces 250 vacation homes near West River
In Jamaica Vermont a New York developer proposes 552 acres for 250 vacation homes at a $10 million project by Miri Construction. Interim zoning blocks a permit for multiunit housing. planning commission opposes. Act 250 hearings involve neighbors and regional groups. Public hearing set for Nov 19 at town hall.
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J.M. Soper
Jamaica
West River Valley
Windham County
New York
A. Charles Miller
Miri Construction Co
New York City
Miller
Rowe Metcalf
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Jamaica Planning Commission
Pikes Falls
Turkey Mountain Ventures
Leisure Creations, Inc
Planning Commission
Miri
West River Village
West
South Windham Atty
Benjamin W. Partridge
Partridge
The
Conservation Society of
Southern
Vermont
Pranksters blamed for first Pownal barn fire
A barn on the Jack Elwell farm along South Stream Road in East Pownal burned to the ground on Wednesday evening, destroying a camper, antiques, and hay. Firefighters from East Pownal and nearby units arrived at 4 p.m. but could not save the structure. the adjacent house was undamaged. Chief Robert Knapp called it the first fire in East Pownal history and suspects youths at Halloween pranksters.
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Pownal
Jack Elwell
South Stream Road
East Pownal
Pownal Center
South Pownal
Bennington
Robert Knapp
Knapp
Halloween parties thrill Pownal youngsters with prizes
Pownal P T G staged a Halloween party drawing over 200 children and parents. Judges named winners for each age group in costumes and the event featured a haunted house games and refreshments. Arlington students joined a weather altered painting contest and costume parade with prize pennies for winning teams.
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Fisher
Arlington
Pownal
P.T.G
Florence Harries
Beverly Libby
Bernard Bisson
Wendy Smith
Kenny
Steven Rennell
Jackie Brookner
Dana Walsh
Nancy Messina
Ken Mason
Marjorie Davenport
Marcie
Kathy St. Geralis
Sue Peckham
Judy Mason
Arlington — Fisher
Nick Monte
Steve Witt
Eddie Grover
Matt Morrison
Phil Steel
Mark Hawley
Adam Tschorn
Donald Wood
James Pelletier
Mitzi LaBatt
Colleen Bushee
Brad Brophy
Milo Tudor
Barbara Weakley
Janis Vielleher
John Geer
Kennedy Ludlam
Walter Symes
Arlington Variety Store
George Clay InDecks
Chittenden Bank and Trust Co
Griffins
Coles Shell
Jerrys Gulf
Cullinans S.G.A
King Variety Store
Hawley Furniture
MVHC Launches Well-Baby Clinics Across Townships
Mountain Valley Health Council and Department of Public Health plan well-baby clinics in Landgrove Londonderry Peru Weston Winhall Windham with bimonthly visits at South Londonderry Baptist Church. Next clinic Thursday Nov 8 1 30 to 2 30 p m mumps vaccine available contact Mrs Doane 824 5237. Dr Elizabeth Byrnes provides services.
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Manchester
Mountain Valley Health Council
Department of Public Health
Landgrove
Londonderry
Peru
Weston
Winhall
Windham
MYHC
Pat Doane
South Londonderry Baptist
Brenda Johnson
Nessa Coupe
Roddy Wehrwein
Sharon Olney
Teri London
Sharon Prouty
South Londonderry
Linda Guthroff
Margaret Scheraldi
Elva Callahan
Elizabeth Byrnes
Burlington Savings Bank Offers Varied Savings Certificates
Good intentions plus gumption are needed to reach savings goals. The Burlington Savings Bank presents certificates with a $500 minimum for 1 year at 6.00 percent, 2 year at 6.25 percent, and 3-5 year at 6.50 percent. A $100 minimum 90 Day Notice Account yields 5.75 percent, and Regular Savings at 5.25 percent allows free deposits and withdrawals.premature withdrawal penalties apply to certificates and notices.
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Burlington Savings Bank
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United States
Environmental Protection Agency
Teller
Wesley Ward
Marlboro
Jamaica Town Hall
Monument Elementary School
Randy Palladino
Kathy O'Dowd
Kathy Cyphers
Mardi Roberts
Maria Salem
Julie Harrington
Karen McGrath
Biff Whitney
Racquel Kennedy
Greer Hogan
Maura Clifford
Karen Mollica
Alex Shine
Phillip Brown
Mary Lampron
Doug Stevenson
Lee Marsh
Uburban
Mutual Savings Bank
Burlington
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