Hoosick Falls Wedding Attendants Celebrate 25th Anniversary
Hoosick Falls residents Mr. and Mrs. Lymann Rudd held a 25th anniversary open house at the First Baptist Church with more than 150 relatives and friends. Attendants present were Mrs. Jay B. Parker Frank O. Pierce Arthur Burdick and Gordon McNeilly. Mrs. Charles Bender could not attend. A money bouquet gift and decorations by Mrs. George Spendiff accompanied a cake baked by Mrs. James Frost. The Rudds are lifelong Hoosick locals active in the church.
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Lymann Rudd
First Baptist Church
Hoosick
Jay B. Parker
Frank O. Pierce
Arthur Burdick
Gordon McNeilly
Charles Bender
George Spendiff
James Frost
Rudd
Mass marathon arts festival on Thursday
Amherst Mass festival on the UMass campus runs Thursday for 12 hours from noon to midnight. The event showcases music film theater contemporary dance and exhibits at the Murray D Lincoln Campus Center with performances by Preservation Hall Jazz Band James Cunningham The Acme Dance Company Storrs Puppet Theater and more. Continuous films and listening sessions feature varied music as art is exhibited by UMass MFA graduates and George Wardlaw at Herter Hall. A large original prints collection by Ferdinand Roten Gallery is offered on campus.
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Mass
University of Massachusetts
Murray D. Lincoln
Umass
Campus Center
University Art Gallery
Herter Hall
Umass Master of Fine Arts
George Wardlaw
Ferdinand Roten
UVM Dean Meets Maharishi at Amherst SCI Symposium
Amherst Mass A meeting unites University of Vermont Dean Roland Potter and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi at the International Symposium on the Science of Creative Intelligence held at UMass through Aug 1. The event, featuring over 30 scholars from Buckminster Fuller to General Davis, explores creative intelligence and holistic education.
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Mass
University of Massachusetts
University of Vermont
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Roland Potter
Maharishi
Buckminster Fuller
Franklin M. Davis
U.S. Army War College
SCI
Frank Barron
Edward Taub
Roland Potzer
Judges named for Norwich Vermont artists show
Norwich University's Eighth Annual Exhibit of Vermont Artists will be judged by Ivan Albright and Byron Thomas, both Woodstock residents. Albright, with works in major museums and many awards, will co judge with Thomas, who is also shown in MoMA and other museums. The exhibit opens August 18 to 22 with final prize selections by the two judges.
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Norwich University
Vermont
Doris Woolley
George van Vechten
Ivan Albright
Byron Thomas
Woodstock
Albright
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of Modern Art
New York
Brooklyn Museum
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Library of Congress
John C. Shaffer
Chicago Art Institute
Chicago Society of Artists
Brown
Harry
Watson F. Blair
Cahn
J. Henry Schiedt
Dorian Gray
Thomas __s
U.S
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Springfield, Mo
Norwich
Grafton Lakes State Park opens new beach July 31
Grafton Lakes State Park in New York opens for swimming and picnicking on Saturday July 31 after years of planning and two years of construction. Dedication follows at 12 30 pm with comments from State Parks officials and a potential Governor’s representative. The 1450 acre park includes a 1000 foot sand beach, bathhouse, refreshment stand, boat rentals, and handicap swimming rail.
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N.Y
Grafton Lakes
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Berlin Central School
Sal J. Prezioso
New York State
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Taconic
Lake George
Long Lake
Long Lake Beach
Shaker Museum Festival Flea Market Attracts 100 Dealers
Old Chatham New York August 7 antique lovers visit the Shaker Museum Festival where 100 participating dealers from the northeast offer rare heirlooms muskets sabres and old glass. Louis Paul Jonas Sr. showcases world animals in miniature. Automobilists of the Upper Hudson Valley display old cars. Refreshments parking and museum structures upgraded for visitors. Mrs Frederic L Simmons chairs event with a large volunteer committee.
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N.Y
Russell Carrell
Shaker Museum
Carrell
Automobilists of
Upper
Hudson Valley, Inc
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Louis Paul Jonas Sr
Hudson Studios
Frederic L. Simmons
John S. Williams Sr
Karl Noble
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Russell Petterson
Holden A. Evans Jr
Malcolm Wheeler
Warden McL. Williams
Williamstown Theatre to stage Hedda Gabler this summer
Williamstown Massachusetts announces Hedda Gabler by Ibsen as the sixth summer production at the Williamstown Theatre from August 10 to 14. Nikos Psacharopoulos executive director and director secured rights after conferences in Venice and London. The production follows Broadway acclaim with Claire Bloom in the title role and praise from Newsweek and NBC.
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Mass
Ibsen
Hedda Gabler
Williamstown Theatre
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Psacharopoulos
Maggie Smith
National Theatre
Ingmar Bergman
London
Venice
Claire Bloom
Jack Kroll
Newsweek
Prouty Completes Northeastern Degree Joins ROTC Camp
James Prouty son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Prouty of Shaftsbury earned a bachelor of science in industrial engineering at Northeastern University Commencement in Boston on June 20 He is a distinguished military student and will receive a lieutenant commission at the 1971 ROTC Advanced Camp Indiantown Gap Military Reservation in August He plans a Fall return to study for a master's in industrial engineering He is married to Meridyth Whitman and they reside in Colchester Vermont He later joins Ibsen productions at Williamstown Theatre and discusses Hedda Gabler and past works by Psacharopoulos including Peer Gynt Cyrano and Mother Courage with plans for cast negotiations and August performances.
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James Prouty
Ralph Prouty
Shaftsbury
Northeastern University
Boston
Mass
Coretta King
Martin Luther King Jr
Prouty
Annville
Indiantown Gap
Meridyth Whitman
North Bennington
Colchester
Ibsen
Williamstown
Psacharopoulos
Peer Gynt
Hedda Gabler
the Wild Duck
Cyrano
Mother Courage
Manchester Auto Disposal Plan Publicized by Town Manager
Town manager Oakley Porter urges Manchester residents to contact him at 362-1313 to arrange disposal of junk autos. A car crusher will be in Manchester this week and towing services are available for a fee by arrangement.
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Oakley Porter
Manchester
Porter
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