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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1977
Page
11
Agnes and Michael wed and start a life together in a house. They raise children endure a major marital crisis and reunite. Years later they marry off their children and move out, setting the stage for a new couple to begin.
Ohio Valley Summer Theater presents I Do I Do a dinner theater piece at the Ohio University Inn. Gay Dalzell and Douglas Baker portray Agnes and Michael through youth marriage parenthood success and midlife changes with strong vocals and direction. Tickets info available at Kantner Hall ticket office and Ohio University Inn.
The Shawnee Concerts in the Park series resumes Saturday at 8 p.m. under the Saltlick Two gazebo with The Indian Theater Group and Shawnee Restoration Committee as sponsors. Admission is free with donations accepted, featuring Mike Boley Lucinda Mason Chuck Mole Aggie and Al and Bill Lundberg. Readers may call 394-2983 or 394-2017 for details.
Five exhibits of historic photographs funded by the Ohio Arts Council open across Athens County locations including Hocking Technical College Nelsonville Public Square Coolville Albany and Alden Library Ohio University. Dr James Y Tong organizes the traveling show with photos of local events people and coal mines.
Painters James Hayward and Margit Omar of Venice and sculptor John Okulick of San Pedro received the Los Angeles County Museum of Art New Talent Awards for 1977. Chosen from 80 local candidates, they each earned 2000 dollars and a chance to present work to the museum within the next six years. The program began in 1963 and now has 39 artists whose work has been shown.
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