Adirondack Art Show Opens at Lake George
Adirondack scenes by two native residents Ruth Spring and Hilda Roach go on display at the Lake George Institute of History Art and Science. The free exhibit runs daily 1 to 4 p.m. through August 18, with both artists known for landscape and nature works reflecting the North Country.
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Lake George
N.Y
Lake George Institute of History, Art and Science
Ruth Spring
Indian Lake
Hilda Roach
Adirondacks
North Country
Roach
Spring
Adirondack
Adirondack Gallery
Blue Mountain Lake Design
Hoosick Falls natives return from Greece and local events
Mr and Mrs Peter Smith and son Christopher returned to Hoosick Falls after a year in Greece studying Byzantine art near Athens before resuming elementary art duties at Hoosick Falls Central School. plans to attend Colonie Coliseum Monday night for Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra with Bob Eberle, a Hoosick Falls native. Gary Lockrow, 17, was treated and released after injuries from a chainsaw accident at home. An unidentified thief cut a fence at the San Francisco Newspaper Printing Co warehouse but alarm alone was stolen and police found no other damage.
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Peter Smith
Christopher
Rogers Avenue
Greece
Athens
Smith
Hoosick Falls Central School
Smiths
United States
Colonie Coliseum
Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
Bob Eberle
Eberle
Jimmy Dorsey
Hoosick Falls
Stanley Rimkunas
East Hoosick
Albert Eberle
Gary Lockrow
Spencer Lockrow
Pine Valley Road
Mary McClellan Hospital
Town of
Mountain View
Calif
UPI
San Francisco
Arlington Day Care seeks satellite homes and volunteers
The Arlington Day Care Center scheduled to open in September seeks satellite homes to care for under-two children as licensed state affiliates and paid through the center. volunteers are welcome including senior citizens, housewives, and students. inquiries to Mrs. Jane Meiklejohn or Mrs. Sue Taubenfeld with local contact numbers.
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Arlington
Jane Meiklejohn
RFC Shaftsbury
Sue Taubenfeld
Pine Crest Under Dogs head to Rutland State Tournament
The Pine Crest Kennel Under Dogs, Pownal’s first girls softball sponsor, enter the Vermont State Tournament in Rutland this weekend after a 9-3 Bennington League finish. Key players include Diane and Wanda Kelson, Anne Kinney, Debbie Kinney, Pamela Lasker, Bonnie Leamy, and others. Games run Friday to Sunday at Rotary Field in Rutland. In town, Pownal United Methodist Church serves peach shortcake tonight with a menu of meat loaf, ham, baked beans, salads, rolls, and whipped cream. Mrs. Otis Dornam chairs the supper. Sunday worship is skipped due to Rev. David Hubboard’s vacation, resuming August 22.
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Pine Crest Kennel
Vermont
Rutland
Bennington
Rotary
Diane
Wanda Kelson
Anne
Debbie Kinney
Pamela Lasker
Bonnie Leamy
Lois Leonard
Jacqueline Murphy
Joan Murphy
Linda Sandquist
Kathy
Pownal
Rare Hoving Dance Co. to perform in Saratoga August 13 15
The Lucas Hoving Dance Company, lauded as a leading contemporary ensemble, arrives in Saratoga August 13 15 for two public performances at the School of Modern Dance of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center and a master class. Dutch native Hoving, long a Juilliard and Columbia colleague, leads the ten member group in modern dance works.
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Saratoga
Lucas Hoving
School of Modern Dance
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Hoving
Netherlands
Jose Simon Dance Company
Necticut College
Dance Academy of Rotterdam
Holland
Saratoga Springs St. Peter’s Academy
Broadway
Holiday Inn
Spa Summer Theatre
Folkswang Ballet of
Germany
Lucas Having
New York State Council On the Arts
National Endowment For the Arts
Paul Sanasardo
Weekend social notes from Saratoga to Schenectady
Albany residents enjoy time with relatives in Walloomsac and Petersburg while others travel to Maine for the Saratoga County Diary Farm Tour. Local dances and dance festival events in Saratoga Springs feature the Hoving Company, Do Se Do 8s, and artists from Germany, with ticket details and dates provided.
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Burton Luke
Sherman Herrington
Saratoga County
Maine
La Voie to design La Mancha set at Williamstown season end
Roger La Voie, a longtime Williamstown Theatre contributor, will design the set for the final show, Man of La Mancha, August 24 to 28. He comes off three summers at the Weathervane Theatre in Whitefield, New Hampshire, where he designed sets and occasionally costumes for a diverse slate.
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Williamstown
Roger la Voie
Williamstown Theatre
la Voie
Weathervane Theatre
Whitefield
New Hampshire
Weathervane
Sister George
Cactus Flower
Fantasticks
Sound of
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Patricia) Knapp
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Bertha Hoag
Harry Kelly
Albany
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Lowry, Colorado
Robert Herrington
John Madill
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Oscar Stewart
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Jim Hoag
Bruce Andrews
North Adams
Mass
Edward LaFortune Jr
Dick Lasseur
Eagle Mills
Kenneth Buck
Schenectady
Henry E. Bolte
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Eric
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Roscoe Austin
William Austin
South Cambridge
Oscar Stewart Sr
Victor Newton Kelly
Tommy and
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Edward Philpott
Francis Domine
Mobile
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Patterson, N.J
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Wayne, N.J
Oscar Steward Sr
Lester Quinlan
Hialeah
Florida
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Helene Thompson
Manchester
West Arlington On the Green
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Norshaft
LIONS
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