Damon Runyon Alive at Williamstown closes season
Damon Runyon Alive at Williamstown depicts a revival of Guys and Dolls with Jo Swerling Abe Burrows and Frank Loesser credits. Opened Tuesday night at Williamstown Theatre to run through Saturday curtain at 8 30 directed by Eugene Lesser and musical direction by Herbert Kaplan.
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Damon Runyon
Williamstown
Guys and Dolls
Jo Swerling
Abe Burrows
Frank Loesser
Williamstown Theatre
Eugene Lesser
Herbert Kaplan
New York
Lord's Auction in West Arlington feature with bake sale
Committees in West Arlington prepare for the Lord's Auction on Route 313 across the covered bridge Friday Aug 28 at 7 00 PM with a bake sale at 6 00 PM. Proceeds benefit West Arlington Methodist Church. Auctioneer Allen Lyng leads the sale. The event includes a playful battle of the sexes theme tied to a Williamstown production of Guys and Dolls praised for Nicely Johnson Adelaide and Sky performances.
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Route
West Arlington
Ladies’ Aid
Williamstown
Art Association Prizes for 19th Fall Exhibition
Berkshhire Art Association names over 4000 in prizes for the 19th annual fall show at the Berkshire Museum. Two 1000 purchase prizes and a 500 prize, with 1000 from Williams College and 500 from Berkshire Community College. Entry days Sept 26 10 to 4 30 and Sept 27 2 to 4 30 at the Berkshire Museum. Juror Daniel Catton Rich, ex Worcester Art Museum director, will judge works from New England and New York.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Edward L. Dobbins
Berkshire Art Association
Williams College
Berkshire Community College
Association
Berkshire Museum
Daniel Catton Rich
Worcester Art Museum
New England
New York
Rich
Indiana
University of Chicago
Harvard University
Coe College
Clark University
Anna Marie College
Guggenheim Museum
Commission of the Arts
M.I.T
New York City
Art Institute of Chicago
Odilon Redon
Eugene Delacroix
Institute
Worcester
Henri Rousseau
Degas
Weekend Guests and Family News Roundup in Granville Area
Residents hosted and visited relatives across New York and California. Ann Plotner returned to Redwood City after 30 years with the Sullivan siblings. Hoags and Lukes shared birthdays and travels with Barringers, Cox, Danford, and Fitz Gerald families. Linda Luke and Mary Ellen Hoag were mentioned among weekend and hospital notes. Billy Luke and Isabella Quinlan were part of extended visits, with care instructions for Mary Ellen Hoag.
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Ann Plotner
Redwood City
Calif
Edward Sullivan
Harold Luke
Utica
Forrest Luke
Schenectady
Fred Luke
Warren Whitcomb
Granville
Gordon Hoag
Barringer Camp
Crooked Lake
Linda Or
Edward Barringer
Donald Cox
Syracuse
John Danford
Rochester
William Luke
Billy
England
Albany Felt Co
Harry Kelly
Albany
Alice Guiden
Keith
Scott
Nora Buck
Bridget Hoag
Bridget
Kenneth Buck
Hoags
Edward LaFortune Jr
Troy
George Hillie
Susie Barringer
Paradox Lake
Adirondacks
Billy Luke
Isabella B. Quinlan
Eagle Mills
Alice B. Fitzgerald
Berlin
Mary Ellen Hoag
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Vermont school lunch funds rise for 1970-71 year
Vermont plans a 1.3948 million dollar appropriation for 1970 71 to support breakfast and lunch programs in public and parochial schools. The package includes 407 362 dollars to reimburse type A meals and additional funds for higher reimbursements for free or reduced meals. Day care and breakfast programs receive modest totals.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Walter Hard and Suffragist legacy mark 50 years
Mrs. Walter Hard, 84, a longtime suffragist and former operator of the Johnny Appleseed Bookshop in Manchester, remains active in voting and supports equality. She recalls marching for women's suffrage with her late fiancé Walter Hard as part of a 50th anniversary reflection and endorses broader women's rights while noting shifts in domestic norms. In Washington, Sen. Winston Prouty predicts the draft will end July 1, 1971 despite opposition.
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Manchester
Walter Hard
Fifth Avenue
Walter
Mrs. Hard
Washington
Winston Prouty
R-Vt
Senate
Prouty
Mark Hatfield
Rore
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Gates Commission
Margaret Hard
Financial aid helps over 2500 at UVM in 1969 70
The University of Vermont assisted more than 2,500 students with scholarships, loans, employment and grants totaling over 1.5 million dollars in aid value. Allen L. Walker notes continued need and outlines aid procedures, sources, and the impact of federal funds on future aid.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Allen L. Walker
UVM
Wilbur Fund
Vermont
Wilbur
National Defense
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Barbara Callander
Harry the Horse
Tom Atkins
Paul Thomas St. Brannigan
Richard Venture
Nathan Detroit
Angie the Ox
Michael Henry
Miss Adelaide
Olivia Cole
Sky Masterson
John Bennett Perry Mimi Barbara Nielson
Hot Box Girls
Linda Guilder
Laurie Kennedy
Cynthia Parker
Maureen Smith
Ellen Himelfarb
Ellie Fink
Gen. Cartwright
Big Julie Brock Putnam Society
Max Bob Hitt
Brandy Bottle
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Liver Lips
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Lady Luck
Liz Keen
Bob Hitt
Brock Putnam
Paul Thomas
Michael Tucker
Sandgate
Kay Weeks
Art Association
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Perry
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Walloomsac
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Walker
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