Wild Wild West musical by Wilmington Beaverbrook PTA
The 11th annual show Wild, Wild West runs November 15 to 17 at Memorial Hall with curtain at 8 15 pm. 36 cast members perform backdrops saloon and western scenes to raise funds for students dental care library books and playground equipment and to add to the Jean Cole Memorial Fund for teaching aids. Ticket outlets include Mark’s Salon Parmelee and Howe schools and box office prior shows.
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Wilmington Beaverbrook Parent Teachers Association
Memorial Hall
Jean Cole
West Arlington Juniors 4 H Club Forms With Leader
The West Arlington Juniors 4 H Club is organized with Mrs. Shirley Matteson as leader. First meeting Monday Nov 12 at 7 p.m. in Grange Hall West Arlington. Open to boys and girls ages 9-19. girls crochet and sew while boys do woodworking. For info contact Diana Dusha at 632-3095. Mrs. Leslie Woltman returns home today from Putnam Memorial Hospital stay.
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West Arlington
Shirley Matteson
Grange Hall
Diana Dusha
Leslie Woltman
Bernal Road
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Extra Cake Batter and Chicken Tips With Vermont Steak House
No matter what you have on hand you can color batter or trim leftovers for meals. Save necks backs and wingtips for soup or stock, dry and crush cake crumbs, and use egg whites for meringue or souffles. The Verm ont Steak House at 716 Main St Bennington Vermont invites guests.
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Vermont
Main St
Bennington
Jazz poet Ted Joans reads at Bennington College tonight
Ted Joans visiting Hadley Fellow in black music at Bennington College from now through next Tuesday will give informal readings and conversations with students. He will also hold a public reading tonight at 8 in Tishman Lecture Hall, sharing his jazz poetry and cross cultural influences.
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Ted Joans
Hadley
Bennington
Bennington College
Joans
Timbuktu
Mali
Tishman
Indiana University
New York
Jackson Pollack
Jacob Lawrence
Ed Clark
Willem de Koenig
Franz Kline
Charlie Parker
Miles Davis
Thelonious Monk
Dizzy Gillespie
Cecil Taylor
Archie Shepp
Bill Dixon
Inette Coleman
Billy Higgins
Greenwich Village
LeRoi Jones
Allen Ginsberg
Jack Kerouac
Gregory Corso
Taylor Mead
Dianne Dianne DiPrima
Ray Bremser
Surrealist Poet Joans Plans Timbuktu Black Art Center
Afro-American surrealist Ted Joans, who moved to Africa and lived in Morrocco, later rented a house in Timbuktu in 1962. He aims to make Timbuktu a modern Black Culture hub with jazz, dance, Afro-American poetry, and languages, while promoting his works worldwide.
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Joans
Africa
Morrocco
Timbuktu
Ted Joans
Langston Hughes
John Jeremy
Hoosick Falls Clubhouse Event Highlights and Veterans Tribute
The Hoosick Falls club announces the anniversary gathering of former Company C 2nd Regiment New York Guard at the local armory on Saturday with a 6 30 social hour and 7 30 roast beef dinner. A testimonial honors Edgar J LaPorte with his WWI service timeline noted. Also report on Marine Lance Cpl Christopher C Christie and GED test completion aboard USS Independence.
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New Yorker Club
Hoosick Falls Central School
Joseph Holloway
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis
Elks
2Nd Regiment
New York Guard
Edgar J. LaPorte
2Nd Infantry
New York National Guard
Europe
France
S.sgt. LaPorte
105Th Infantry
Lance Cpl
Christopher C. Christie
Deborah A. Legacy
North Bennington
Independence
Norfolk
Grange Prince and Princess Contest Saturday at Mt Equinox
Ten youths from Manchester area will compete for Grange Prince and Princess titles at Mt Equinox Grange Hall with afternoon tests and a 730 pm coronation. Princess candidates include Kathy Denko Debbie Legendre Michele Ponton and Linda Toybyne. Prince candidates are Robert Legendre Raymond Toybyne Robert Neale Burt Patneaude and Brian Stark.
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Mt. Equinox Grange Hall
Kathy Denko
Pawlet
Debbie Legendre
Lunenburg
Michele Ponton
Mt. Holly
Linda Toybyne
Lunenberg
Prince
Robert Legendre
Raymond Toybyne
Robert Neale
Enosburg Falls
Burt Patneaude
St. Johnsbury
Brian Stark
North Randolph
Vermont Governor Cites Communication Gaps Over Huffman Firing
Governor Salmon says better communication in state government might have prevented the dismissal of state Planner Benjamin Huffman for not circulating environmental impact statements on southern Vermont Highway Department projects. Huffman says he was fired for enforcing environmental laws. officials urge closer cooperation between highway staff and environmentalists to prevent future terminations.
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Huffman
Barton police chief quits under pressure after disappearance
Barton police chief Roger Plante resigned amid trustee pressure following a 24hour manhunt and a weekend disappearance linked to a medical problem. Officials ruled out criminal acts and trustees cited threatening calls and abusive remarks making it hard for him to function with authority.
Rockefeller to set 50 mph limit on New York highways
Gov. Rockefeller expected to announce a statewide 50 mph speed limit on all state roads including expressways with strict enforcement by the New York State Police. Supt. Kirwan notes public education will be needed after years of 65 mph interstate limits. Public-relations campaign planned. Schodack scene shows Police Chief Vasquez suspended by town board after charges of beating arrested persons. public hearing set for Nov. 30. he must respond by Nov. 19.
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Albany
Rockefeller
New York
Schodack
Frank Vasquez
Vasquez
Committee to Remove President urges Nixon impeachment
North Adams State College students and faculty form the Committee to Remove the President and press residents to seek Nixon's impeachment or resignation. They say Nixon is a national liability with diminished moral integrity and unstable decisions upsetting allies and enemies alike. Rep. Conte criticizes Nixon for underestimating oil shortages and not acting quickly enough, noting past calls for measures like year-round DST and curbs on travel to address energy crises.
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North Adams
North Adams State College
C.R.P
Richard Nixon
Nixon
George Washington
Pittsfield
Silvio Conte
New England
U.S. Naval Reserve
California
Nixon to go says Dwight during visit
Lt Governor Donald R. Dwightsaid he doubted the President would finish his term. He warned that the Cox firing set in motion forces strong enough to force resignation or impeachment, and noted Gerald Ford supported continuing impeachment proceedings in the House.
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North Adams
Donald R. Dwight
Dwight
Cox
Gerald Ford
House
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