  We present two series of MOST (Microvariability & Oscillations of STars)
space-based photometry, covering nearly continuously 10 days in 2004 and 30
days in 2007, of selected variable stars in the upper Main Sequence of the old
open cluster M67. New high-precision light curves were obtained for the
blue-straggler binary/triple systems AH Cnc, ES Cnc and EV Cnc. The precision
and phase coverage of ES Cnc and EV Cnc is by far superior to any previous
observations. The light curve of ES Cnc is modelled in detail, assuming two
dark photospheric spots and Roche geometry. An analysis of the light curve of
AH Cnc indicates a low mass ratio (q about 0.13) and a high inclination angle
for this system. Two new long-period eclipsing binaries, GSC 814-323 and
HD75638 (non-members of M67) were discovered. We also present ground-based DDO
spectroscopy of ES Cnc and of the newly found eclipsing binaries. Especially
interesting is HD75638, a member of a visual binary, which must itself be a
triple or a higher-multiplicity system. New light curves of two delta Scuti
pulsators, EX Cnc and EW Cnc, have been analyzed leading to detection of 26 and
8 pulsation frequencies of high temporal stability.
