Truck Recovered After Driver Mistakes Road Parking
LONDON UPI police scoured hours for a stolen truck carrying 20 000 pounds valued at 56 000 dollars in nylon. The red faced driver explained he merely mistook the road he had parked on.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1965
Page
5
LONDON UPI police scoured hours for a stolen truck carrying 20 000 pounds valued at 56 000 dollars in nylon. The red faced driver explained he merely mistook the road he had parked on.
Hugh Cameron Weston, summer designer and actor at Weston Playhouse, plans to spend a long winter in Manchester Vermont. Born Edinburgh, he came to the United States in 1962, studied fashion at FIT New York, and has designed for European aristocracy. He admires Vermont after touring from New York and finds Weston a peaceful home for auditioning and entertaining ski crowds.
The University of Vermont reports a new early maturing nectarine named Independence. Developed by the USDA research service, it is firm attractive fruit ripening in late June to early July in Fresno and California orchards. The freestone, medium sized fruit has cherry red skin and smooth plum like texture.
Weston Playhouse presents FASHION OR LIFE IN NEW YORK a mid 1800s spoof staged by Harlan Grant with Charles Schneeweis sets featuring Adam Trueman H. Grant Count Jolimaitre and Jerry Rosen as a scene stealing Tennyson Twinkle The cast includes L Sparks A Boatin G Grant and E Davison In a muted revival most performers fail to fully seize satire while singing the ensemble offers modest charm Erica Rosenfeld shines in Daddy Won’t Buy Me a Bow Wow The production earns praise for period sets but falters on lighting and pacing leaving the season close with an unpolished note.
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