Without a Stitch review skirts frankness in Harte Theatre
GEOFFREY CHAPMAN critiques the Swedish import Without a Stitch a frank budget Germanic sex tale set across Europe. The diary framing doctor patient premise yields a blunt X rated travel narrative with Hamburg Paris Rome and Paris scenes and a coy ending promising but not delivering value.
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Europe
Sweden
Hamburg
Rome
Paris
Champs-Elysee
Arts
Harte Theatre
Dollars for Scholars campaign seeks larger gifts in Bennington
Dollars for Scholars has begun a fundraising drive with letters to local service groups and industries. President George A. Sleeman said donations now focus on $100 gifts to fund specific scholarships while outlining proposed events such as a military band concert and a football game. The group aims to raise $12,000 this year. Officers include Mrs. Marie Bergquist vice president Ann Edwards secretary and Burton W. Potter treasurer. The membership comprises community representatives and students.
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Bennington
George A. Sleeman
Sleeman
Dollars For
Marie Bergquist
Ann Edwards
Burton W. Potter
Lazy eye clinic set for Oct 21 at K of C Hall
An amblyopia clinic sponsored by the Ladies of St. Anne Society and the Bennington Lions Club will be held Wednesday Oct. 21 at K of C Hall from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 2:30 p.m. The event targets children ages 3 to 5 and school-age kids to detect eye problems early. Chairman is Mrs. Patricia Garand with supervising nurse Mrs. Dorothea Haddad. workers listed. Also noted: June term of Bennington Court reconvenes Nov 2 in Manchester for final hearings. Elizabeth King reports.
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Ladies of St. Anne Society
The
Bennington Lions Club
K of C Hall
Patricia Garand
Dorothea Haddad
R.N
Rita Ruland
Connie Clawson
Marie Baker
Doris Quinlan
Joan Douglass
Carol Wry
Chris Cheseldine
Claire Lyons
Bennington Court
Manchester
Elizabeth King
Franklin S. Billings
Woodstock
Ada Lanigan obituary and related notices from Bennington area
Ada V Lanigan 75 widow of Terrence J Lanigan Sr formerly of Bennington died Wednesday in Schoharie County Hospital Cobleskill NY. She lived 20 years in the area. Born Healdville May 12 1895 daughter of William and Rose Holcomb. Survived by two daughters Mary Lanigan Green Bay Wis and Margaret Smith Howes Cave NY a son Terrence Lanigan Jr Louisville KY three grandchildren one sister and two brothers. Funeral Saturday at Mahar Son Funeral Home at 8:30 am with a Requiem Mass at St Francis de Sales Church 9. Burial Park Lawn Cemetery. Ward notice: Bernard C Von Dette 59 Nashua NH native of West Rutland died Wednesday in Nashua Hospital. Survivor list with wife Genevieve Kurant four daughters and three sons. Funeral Saturday 9 am in St Stanislaus Nashua. Calling hours Friday. Mrs Ralph May Wooddell formerly of Bennington died Wednesday Clinton Mass Hospital. Survived by daughter Mary Lee Bolton Mass and son Albert Wooddell Cambridge NY. Funeral Friday Queens Funeral Home Clinton. Mrs Lena Mitchell 68 West Hoosick NY died Wednesday at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge NY. Widow of Stephen Mitchell. Survived by four daughters Burton Barber Hoosick Falls Martin Rogers Cambridge Paul Paniszczyn Milford Mass Eugene Holmes Troy NY one son Clemens Mitchell Hoosick Falls and brother John Labanowski Hoosick.
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Ada V. Lanigan
Terrence J. Lanigan Sr
Bennington
Joseph Smith
Howes Cave
N.Y
Schoharie County Community Hospital
Cobleskill
Lanigan
Healdville
William and
Rose (Wyman) Holcomb
Wallingford
Proctorsville
Union St
Rutland Railway
North Bennington
Elks
St. Francis de Sales Church
Mary A. Lanigan
Green Bay
Wis
Joseph
Margaret) Smith
Terrence J. Lanigan Jr
Louisville
Bertha Orkins
Troy
N.H
Carl Holcomb
Georgia
Levi Holcomb
California
Mahar & Son Funeral
St. Francis de Sales
Ward
Bernard C. von Dette
Nashua
West Rutland
Allan and
Edith (Beauchamp) von Dette
Sanders Associates
Rutland
St. Stanlishlaus Church
American Legion
Knights of Columbus
Genevieve Kurant
Carmelita Veaulieu
Hudson
Willard Lowe
Andrea Gallespie
Mary Ann von Dette
Bernard C. von Dette Jr
New Iberia
Thomas J. von Dette
el Paso
Texas
Daniel M. von Dette
Florence Woods
Barthers
Allan
Scituate
Mass
Robert of
Whitman
Ae Raymond
Wollaston
St. Stanislaus Church
Zis
Kinsley St
Ralph
May) Wooddell
Clinton
May Davis
Robert
Mary) Lee
Bolton
Albert Wooddell
Cambridge
Eunice Davis
Queens Funeral Home
Funeral
Lena Mitchell
West Hoosick
Stephen Mitchell
Mary McClellan Hospital
St. Mary’s Academy
Hoosick Falls
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Burton Barber
Martin Rogers
Paul Paniszczyn
Milford
Eugene Holmes
Clemens Mitchell
John Labanowski
Hoosick
Romanian president visits Disneyland in San Francisco
Nicolae Ceausescu, Romania’s touring communist leader, rode through Disneyland with Shirley Temple Black as guide on a two hour visit. He toured six attractions, dined atop Bank of America Center, and planned a San Francisco stay before UN duties.
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UPI
Romania
Disneyland
California
Shirley Temple Black
Nicolae Ceausescu
Walt Disney
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Ceausescu
Bank of America
Kaiser Industries
Stanford Research Institute
Fibreboard Corp
San Francisco International Airport
Joseph L. Alioto
Black
U.S
United Nations
Dirt Gardeners plan year's flower activities
The Plain Dirt Gardeners met at Mrs. Stephen Jesseman’s home to outline an active year. Workshops will create birthday greetings and tray items for nursing homes, then dried and fresh flower arrangements. They vote to send $1 per member to the Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont and continue aid to White River Junction Veterans Hospital and Waterbury for garden projects.
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Stephen Jesseman
I. James Wolfe
Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont
Federation
White River Junction Veterans’ Hospital
Waterbury
Vermont Natural Resources Council
State St
Montpelier
Arthur Roberts
Rescuers log 93 calls in September for Bennington squad
The Bennington Rescue Squad handled 93 calls in September aiding 83 people. They made 62 hospital trips including to Albany and Troy and 7 home dismissals. Emergency events topped 52, with transfers, auto accidents, standbys, en route cancellations, and maintenance. Squad members mark service anniversaries and October is Coin Card collection month.
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Bennington
Albany
N.Y
Troy
Hanover
N.H
Rutland
Cambridge
Cadillac
International
Ray Crosier
Pete Stratton
Steve Crawford
North Vietnamese Bombard Cambodian Supply Base Skoun
North Vietnamese troops bombarded Skoun, 35 miles northeast of Phnom Penh, for eight hours in the heaviest Cambodian base attack in six weeks. Reports say ROI overran Rokar Kong, 20 miles north of Phnom Penh, while U S B 52s pounded Laotian supply routes despite Typhoon Joan. Cambodian spokesmen note light casualties and firm defenses as South Vietnamese forces withdraw 2,000 troops from Cambodia.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Skoun
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Rokar Kong
Cambodia
Mekong
Neak Leung
Bradford Creamery seeks permission to pollute Connecticut River
Bradford Creamery asks Vermont Water Resources Board to extend dumping of untreated wastes into the Connecticut River for the rest of the year amid state legal threats. Whiting Milk Co. subsidiary of Dairylea Inc. filed the application after a planned plant move was delayed by a strike.
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Water Resources
Martin Johnson
Moose at Delmar Farm Suspected of Fatal Brain Disease
In New York state officials report a 1000‑pound moose at Delmar Game Farm showing fearless behavior, a sign of a mid stage brain worm disease that affects moose deer reindeer caribou elk and sheep. The illness does not threaten humans.
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Chatham
New York State
Delmar
Latham Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested After Press Conference
Pittsfield man Kent J. DeShaw was named by police as the lone bandit who robbed the Latham branch of the Cohoes Savings Bank of between 5,000 and 10,000 Thursday afternoon. He was arrested ten minutes later at the Latham Shopping Center and identified by police at an unusual post robbery press briefing.
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Latham
Pittsfield
Mass
Cohoes Savings Bank
Kent J. DeShaw
DeShaw
Berkshire planning boards weigh joint talk on new north-south highway
North Adams and Williamstown officials consider a joint meeting to discuss a state DPW proposed north-south corridor with a Route 2 spur into Vermont. Town leaders stress the plan may sparingly affect Williamstown, contrasting with earlier Route 7 bypass opposition. specifics on corridor not given. Adams committee forms Adams Summer Festival to sustain annual celebration with Aug 25 29 tentative next year. Pittsfield GE workers get 5-cent cost of living rise on Oct 26. second increase this year after Jan 26 raise.
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North Adams
Williamstown
State Department of Public Works
Vermont
Lawrence B. Urbano
ADAMS
Pittsfield
Pittsfield General Electric
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Ralph Wooddell
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John Chaill
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North ST. Bennington, VT
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Essex County
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Canaan
Peter Fuller
Holmes
Attorney General’s
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Anthony Frank Tanzi
Providence, R.I
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Gifford Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
John Lally
Rutland Hospital
Vermont Medical Center
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Alice K. King
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